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@ScotsForLeaveEU

We are cross-party Scots who believe #Scotland is better off outside the European Union. (Scots4Leave) Email: [email protected]

Scotland, United Kingdom Inscrit le Ağustos 2018
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Csaba Tóth 🇸🇴
Csaba Tóth 🇸🇴@tothcsabatibor·
In the leaked audio, summarized by Hungarian media, an EU official bluntly said: "the Commission appears to be pressuring Kyiv but in reality does not want to force the (Druzhba) pipeline to reopen—presumably because it is aware that this would affect both Ukraine’s war situation and Viktor Orbán’s campaign."
POLITICOEurope@POLITICOEurope

POLITICO launched a security review after a private telephone conversation between one of its reporters and an EU official about issues connected to Hungary and Ukraine was apparently intercepted and the recording published online. politico.eu/article/politi…

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Matthew Passenger
Matthew Passenger@Matt25324024·
So let’s get this all in context. Morgan McSweeneys phone, with highly sensitive information on it. Was snatched by a random thief in London. Phone numbers like Keir Starmer and all the inner circle that run the country were on it. There was no security service investigation by MI5? Bare in mind this is a massive security breach. No effort to retrieve any of the information on the phone. No effort to try to find out if this was the work of a foreign enemy of the state. And it was just reported by phone to the Met? No actual face to face report because the Met was too busy. Do you believe this absolute cock and bull story? This is a cover up at the highest levels of government. And the only way this plays out is if the head of MI5 comes out and admits that our government and its key staff are exposed. And its open season on key government staff. @RupertLowe10 @Nigel_Farage @EdwardJDavey @KemiBadenoch @elonmusk @RestoreBritain_
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(((Dan Hodges)))
(((Dan Hodges)))@DPJHodges·
I've now spoken to two former Government Spads. Both were senior, both lost their Government phones. In both cases their first approach was to the Government internal security services, who then brokered a liaison with the Met to ensure the issue was dealt with properly.
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Don Staniford
Don Staniford@TheGAAIA·
A new 'Battle of Trafalgar' is drawing closer as opposition grows to Coldwater Salmon's proposal for England's largest salmon farm on the Longford Estate on the banks of the River Avon. Here's a video tour around the site - more via facebook.com/don.staniford.3
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Give A Shit About Nature
Give A Shit About Nature@giveashitnature·
Everyone's worried about honey bees, but the American bumblebee population has decreased by 89% in the last 20 years. These native pollinators are at risk of extinction due to habitat loss, pesticide use, and disease. Plant native flowers and skip the chemicals.
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House Of The People
House Of The People@HoTPOfficial·
The Food Labelling (Halal and Kosher Meat) Bill, sponsored by @EstherMcVey1 , would require halal and kosher meat to be clearly labelled at point of sale. On House of the People, 99% of the public support it. 891 out of 901 votes in favour. Parliament's 2nd reading vote is scheduled for 10th July 2026. Log your vote on House of The People and let your MP know what you think before they vote on your behalf!
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Justin Waite
Justin Waite@SharePickers·
This is Amjad Bseisu CEO of EnQuest plc an independent United Kingdom-based petroleum exploration and production company which operates mainly in the United Kingdom Continental Shelf.  He says they have 400 million barrels of resources in the North Sea that can’t be produced due to the UK government's prohibitive tax regime. This is not an energy transition this is energy denial @Ed_Miliband - please watch this video.  @EnQuestplc @TiceRichard @Keir_Starmer
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Ramon Agusta
Ramon Agusta@ramonagusta·
Nigel should make it clear... For every EU law the Labour traitors try to bring in, TEN will be *automatically reversed* on day one of a Reform government. Rub their noses in it. @reformparty_uk
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Giles Dilnot
Giles Dilnot@reporterboy·
I can say with 100% authority and experience: had my phone been stolen when a SpAd (not in no 10 or as Chief of Staff to PM) there would have been a hell of a problem and multiple records of that problem. This stinks.
Steven Swinford@Steven_Swinford

Exclusive: Police did not investigate the theft of Morgan McSweeney’s phone because officers were “too busy”, despite the sensitivity of his messages and contacts Sir Keir Starmer’s former chief of staff told the Metropolitan police that his phone was stolen as he returned home from a restaurant in central London on October 20 last year The theft of the work device means that McSweeney’s WhatsApp messages and texts to Lord Mandelson, the former ambassador to the US, cannot be retrieved. It has led critics to question whether the phone was stolen The State of It, the political podcast from The Times and The Sunday Times, can disclose that McSweeney told police the phone was taken by a man wearing a balaclava on an electric bike. The man grabbed it out of his hand as McSweeney was responding to text messages and cycled off. McSweeney gave chase but was unable to keep up Scotland Yard has a record of the incident but did not carry out any formal investigation. Officers did not speak to McSweeney directly because they were too busy. He was given a crime reference number and the case was closed McSweeney reported the theft of his phone to No 10 and the device was shut off remotely. He was given a new device with the same number the next day. The theft of the phone was first reported by The Sun on Sunday thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

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Proudofus.uk
Proudofus.uk@ProudofusUK·
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 Chapter One. The Beginning of the End. This is the story of how ordinary British people ended slavery. It starts here. In 1086. William the Conqueror had just seized England by force. His first act was to count everyone in it. What the 'Domesday Book' revealed was extraordinary. More than seventy percent of the people on this island belonged to someone else. Not slaves. But not free. Serfs. Bound to the land from birth. Unable to leave. Unable to own property. Their children inherited their chains automatically. Then in 1348, the Black Death arrived. Within two years it had killed nearly half the population of England. Villages emptied overnight. And the survivors realised something the lords had hoped they never would. They had power. They demanded wages. They walked off the land. They refused to return on the old terms. Parliament passed a law in 1351 to force them back. The people ignored it. In 1381, sixty thousand ordinary people marched on London. They burned the records that proved their bondage. They demanded to be treated as human beings. The king rode out, made promises, then broke every one of them. The leaders were hunted down and executed. But serfdom never recovered. Without a single law. Without a king declaring it so. Over the next hundred years it quietly collapsed. The English simply stopped accepting it. By 1500 it was dead. Three hundred years before France. Nearly four hundred before Russia. This was the character being forged. On this soil. By ordinary people who refused to stay down. And they were just getting started. 🇬🇧 Their individual stories are on our page. Our book is coming soon. Help us make this possible. proudofus.co.uk/support Be Part Of Us. Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧
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Patrick Christys
Patrick Christys@PatrickChristys·
I infiltrated a WhatsApp group used by Channel migrant gangs. They’re advertising weapons, love the Ayatollah and organise illegal crossings into Britain through multiple different routes. Will the authorities do anything to disrupt them?
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Nicolas qui-paie
Nicolas qui-paie@LeDindonFiscal·
39 % des actifs exerçant une profession culturelle travaillent en Île-de-France. Vos impôts financent l’Institut du monde arabe, le joujou de Jack Lang pour sa retraite, la Gaîté Lyrique, qui sert de squat pour migrants en plus d’héberger le journal d’extrême gauche StreetPress. Alors que l’argent public coule à flot à Paris et permet toutes les idéologies, la province subit pleinement des coupes budgétaires de 15 % en 2025 dans la culture.
Nicolas qui-paie@LeDindonFiscal

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Stuey Beef 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
Remember when we were promised a bonfire of 4,000 EU laws? Badenoch quietly turned it into a scented candle – about 600 actually revoked, the rest neatly “assimilated” into UK law. Now Starmer is lighting it again with 76 new laws back in from Brussels. Some “Brexit freedom”.
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Marcel Luthe - Good Governance
@C_C_Codegeass_ @YouM4dBro Auch dann gibt es mangels unmittelbarer demokratischer Legitimation eines gewählten Parlamentes - also mit den "Königsrechten" - keine Gesetz-, sondern nur Verordnungsgeberkompetenz. Die EU ist ein Konstrukt zur Ausschaltung des Souveräns.
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Marcel Luthe - Good Governance
Grundsatz des Rechtsstaats ist die Gewaltenteilung. Die Exekutive bricht diesen Grundsatz mit den von einer Bürokratencamarilla verfügten "Sanktionen", die existenzvernichtenden Strafcharakter haben, obwohl nicht einmal der Vorwurf einer Straftat im Raume steht. Selbst einem Mordverdächtigen könnte nicht das Existenzminimum entzogen werden, geschweige denn die Familie in Sippenhaft genommen werden! Dieses Handeln ist daher evident grundgesetzwidrig und stellt nicht weniger dar als einen Versuch, das Rechtsstaatsprinzip zu beseitigen.
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Khaled Hassan
Khaled Hassan@Khaledhzakariah·
🛑At the moment, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, and the UAE have all declared the Iranian Ambassador and diplomats persona non grata. The UK, however, continues to welcome them in London. At a time when the Ayatollahs' regime is targeting British interests and allies, there's absolutely no justification for this. It's a kind of madness that my brain simply can't comprehend.
Gideon Sa'ar | גדעון סער@gidonsaar

I welcome the decision of the Lebanese Foreign Minister to expel the Iranian ambassador-designate from Lebanon. This is a justified and necessary step against the state responsible for violating Lebanon’s sovereignty, for its indirect occupation through Hezbollah, and for dragging it into war. We call on the Lebanese government to take practical and meaningful measures against Hezbollah, whose representatives still serve as ministers within it.

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