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@GBNEWS How many of those migrants also just happen to be a relative of the kebab shop owner ?

'Absurd!' More than 150 kebab shops given Home Office licenses to hire migrants from overseas gbnews.com/news/migrant-c…

@TheReverendNess @MyTwoPenceUK @TRobinsonNewEra Is deflecting your way of avoiding an obvious case of law fare ?

@CleanNetGroup1 @MyTwoPenceUK @TRobinsonNewEra Is English your first language? If so, please learn it.

I'M A TERRORIST AGAIN I have been detained at Heathrow Airport today for the best part of 3 hours. I was detained under section 3 of the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Act 2019. My phone has been seized by the police. So here we go again, looks like more defence and court fees ffs!!! Absolute fucking madness. Please help kick off my legal fund for defence here - urbanscoop.news/support-us/

@TheReverendNess @SarahCoope57817 @MyTwoPenceUK @TRobinsonNewEra The guy tried to play hero & stop a verbal argument with a rugby tackle TR defended himself & got the better of him Btw he married that women

@SarahCoope57817 @MyTwoPenceUK @CleanNetGroup1 @TRobinsonNewEra So punching a guy, police officer or not, who is trying to stop an aggressive male arguing with a woman, is ok in your eyes is it? So much for protecting our women.

@MyTwoPenceUK @TRobinsonNewEra It was his wive’s sister’s husband mortgage & who had slightly inflated his income, but had fully paid off loan TR had lent him the deposit so was therefore the ‘mastermind’ Off duty attacked TR , who defended himself Who else gets Prison for similar passport case Yes, Lawfare

@CleanNetGroup1 @TRobinsonNewEra Yeah because they made him lie on his mortgage application. They made him use his mates passport to enter the US when he was banned. They made him punch a police officer. When does "lawfare" become criminality?

@MyTwoPenceUK @TRobinsonNewEra No , it’s just confirming a long list of lawfare Last time the judge told the police & they absolutely no valid reason to stop TR at the border using these powers The fact that the CPS still bought charges shows how corrupt they are

@TRobinsonNewEra It's just adding to your long list of criminality isn't it. The one common thing is, the grift is always strong. The list was so long that I had to ask for a condensed version

@richardpbacon Most people grow out of their left wing delusions eventually Some take longer than others Unfortunately some never recover

It’s all a game. She’s positioned herself. So the job works for her. It’s sociopathic, insincere nonsense

@IainDale @beverleyturner @LBC Some take longer than others to grow out of it

I remember the days when @beverleyturner was a lefty. The first time she came into the @LBC studio in 2011, she asked to sit in my presenter's chair "because that's where my hero James O'Brien sits". I swear it was almost a sensual experience for her.

@SussexIncidents @imjustbrighton_ Most of those nutters aren’t even from Brighton

He was not welcome in #Brighton @imjustbrighton_

@DrRitaDed He could only give everyone $150

Elon Musk is worth $1.2 trillion. He could literally give every human $1m and have money left over but he chooses to hoard the wealth. I hate this man

@TheNewsAgents @mehdirhasan @maitlis @jonsopel Surely that’s more likely if Farage isn’t PM

"Keir Starmer should tell people if they're worried about small boats and immigration now, see what Belfast looks like today," says @mehdirhasan. "That's what the entire UK will look like when Nigel Farage is prime minister" @maitlis | @jonsopel thenewsagents.co.uk/article/if-nig…

@lewis_goodall @afneil Show your evidence that the handful of people who rioted were influenced by X

@afneil How about buying- as a monopoly- the most important political information website in the world, which quite literally this week helped promote race riots in a British city?

Still waiting on an example.

@NEDUszn8 David Beckham

Guess a footballer who has played for all three clubs LEVEL: 100% IMPOSSIBLE

@DrMarianaClaire So she’s sneaking first dips on charity clobber That’s even worse

How embarrassing for all those who claimed Hannah Spencer was wearing a £1800 Gucci silk blouse. 🤣🤣🤣

@mehdirhasan So he’s used his wealth for good then

@vermiliongs @lewis_goodall @afneil @ZackPolanski In case you’re not a parody account.. It’s not money in an account It’s a a hypothetical valuation of his wealth due the companies he has shares in Dave can’t tax Musk as he’s not British

@lewis_goodall @afneil Our NHS survives on a pittance while Elon Musk becomes a trillionaire. Why are our Labour Govt allowing this?! The bank account where Musk holds this money must be subject to a wealth tax. A visionary like @ZackPolanski would make this happen! This is why I'm voting Green!

What difference does it make to your life?

@LizWebsterSBF @campbellclaret With Labour attack on free speech the UK now probably fails the Copenhagen Criteria for EU membership

🚨 @campbellclaret on Bloomberg with Jacob Rees-Mogg cuts through the noise: A rejoin referendum likely won’t happen anytime soon because while Nigel Farage and Reform remain influential, the EU simply won’t have us back. “While we’ve got the prospect of people like Jacob getting into bed with people like Nigel Farage… the EU’s not going to think about having us back.” Brutal but accurate. Farage’s chaos is the biggest barrier to fixing Brexit. Rees-Mogg admits the Leave campaign was chaotic, different people promised different things, no coherent plan, and the government implementing it (Theresa May, a Remainer) didn’t believe in it. Classic Brexit: sold with lies, delivered with confusion. Ten years on, the division Brexit created inside the Tory party helped birth Reform and now it’s blocking the very reset or rejoin that a growing majority of the public wants. Brexit broke British politics. Fixing it means moving past the Farage era.

@AwayDaysFB Pretty sure Southampton & Portsmouth are historically bigger than Bournemouth

Chat GPT has compiled the most historically big clubs in each area of England... 🤔

@beverleyturner @MatthewStadlen A lot of words just to say Stadlen is a lefty twat

It pains me to respond to the attention seeking @MatthewStadlen .... But he's tried to orchestrate yet another pile-on and truth matters. The exchange with him was at 1am on Monday night. At that time we were relying on sparse footage and interpreting media descriptions. The official figures were eventually released, based on accurate assessments, after dawn the next day. I was ACUTELY aware that this disorder would be used (just as Southport was) by the government to introduce more powers of control. I could see Stadlen priming viewers at home to accept incoming restrictions. Language matters. Too many people in news media reach for hyperbole to manipulate you - never more so than when an authoritarian government is waiting to pounce. Facts that emerged the next day: 15 police officers injured. 4 residential properties damaged by fire. 3 residents evacuated from burning homes. Several vehicles burned. All unacceptable hooliganism, stupidity and chaos. Life-changing for some involved. But when I think of 'riots' I call to mind Brixton in 1981 in which 100s of police and civilians were hospitalised. Toxteth, 1981, in which one person died, more than £10million of property was damaged and 100s were injured. The Poll Tax riots in 1990 saw 200,000 people in Trafalgar square; 100s of people injured and arrested. Tottenham, 2011, The 'Mark Duggan' riots - FIVE people died, 1000s were arrested and damage reached roughly £200 million. 2024: Southport, 1000s of arrests and some high-profile jail-sentences including Lucy Connolly for commenting online. Those are riots. In 2026, a hot day is an "emergency," feeling a bit down is "depression;" rain is a "flood risk" and being tired is "burnt out." In my view, the British people should be calmly withdrawing their labour and taking to the streets in their millions right now to force political change, but too many are unwilling to get off the sofa. It was obvious that this disorder would be used by the government to introduce more powers of control over free speech so on Monday,'s show, I was torn between relaying the unrest and attempting to moderate the hysteria. But I did let Stadlen wind me up and that was unusual on my part. On the issue of greater social media restrictions I was proven right within 24 hours. Now let's look at who Matthew Stadlen really is.... Have you ever wondered why a grown man would spend so much time doing unpaid media work, even going to the time and effort of clipping and promoting my counter-narrative views on social media at every opportunity? I have zero evidence that he is anything other than a trust-fund boy who lives in a big London house and likes being on TV. He may just be the product of his rarified upbringing. But if you were to require a malleable asset to nudge the Establishment dial, his type would certainly fit the bill: St Paul's and Trinity College educated with a father, Sir Nicholas Stadlen who was a High Court Judge. His uncle Godfrey Stadlen was a very senior Home Office civil servant involved in the administrative machinery of UK immigration policy. His paternal Grandparents were Central European émigré intellectuals who brought Marxist, anti-fascist and Continental philosophical traditions to Britain. His grandmother's work and participation in intellectual circles, especially contributed to debates on Marxism and political theory. Frankly, The Stadlen family sits in the upper institutional ecosystem of Britain through law and elite education, not to mention Matthew's hard-to-define media career... So when he is dead-set on making you think a certain way, take a breath, think harder and be extremely wary.

@donmcgowan It’s already been asked & answered multiple times It’s still a nothing burger

Nick Ferrari just told his listeners that he didn't even ask about the five million pounds bung. What is the point of our media if they aren't even prepared to challenge these charlatans? Put any female MP in front of Ferrari, though, and he'll lay into her relentlessly.

@Heccles94 With a refugee you’ll more likely to get both

I would rather live next door to a refugee than a racist thug.