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@edwa6641 @LordIanAustin

@LordIanAustin Perhaps we need to tell them there is no such place as Palestine. It’s Gaza and the West Bank.

Nor does the letter mention Hamas or the October 7th atrocities which started this latest conflict

@UKUpdates_co_uk @PolitlcsUK Nope, Trump will give him a job in the US and he'll be off.

@PolitlcsUK Nigel will be our next Prime Minister!

🚨 NEW: Donald Trump says Nigel Farage, who is in attendance at one of his rallies in Pennsylvania tonight, was the 'big winner' in the UK general election

@Gaudd @JonathanPieNews That won't change under Trump, not in Palestine anyway, in fact, I'm pretty sure it's about to get worse for the people of Gaza.

@JonathanPieNews Seems genocide and endless war isn't the sell the Dems thought it was.

FUCK.

@brett_wing @Peston McSweeney will be the one to bring Labour down.

@Peston "... McSweeney, who devised one of the most effective election campaigns in history ..." I fear you give him far too much credit. They won the election because most of the electorate wanted rid of the Tories. Labour did not win because they were favoured.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Keir Starmer’s ruthlessness and unsentimentality is like nothing I’ve encountered in decades of reporting on the brutal world of British politics. It was transparently obvious that the centre of his government had been dysfunctional since the general election on 4 July. But to replace a chief of staff, Sue Gray, who endured considerable opprobrium from former colleagues and the media for choosing to work for him in the first place, and so soon after the election, is quite something. There are a few reasons why Keir Starmer has replaced her with his campaigning guru Morgan McSweeney. None of them is a secret. Here they are in no particular order, though the first is incomparably the most important: the government lacks strategic direction. Answering the question “what is the point of Starmer’s government?” should be fairly easy three months after Labour won its huge Commons majority. But unless you think it’s Starmer’s lifelong ambition to be remembered for taking £300 from elderly pensioners or receiving £1000 Sandro suits as presents, it isn’t. In other words, there is an overwhelming case that the chief of staff role should be filled by someone whose expertise is politics and policy - which are McSweeney’s strengths rather than Gray’s. Second, the negative publicity around freebies is the fault of Starmer and ministers who took them, not Gray’s. The drip-drip of information is redolent however of a governing machine that hasn’t got a grip. Ditto, the row over pay cuts for special advisers. Finally there has been endless briefings to the media about the unhappiness with Gray among her colleagues, though most of these have been in the great British tradition of political assassinations, namely vague and anonymous. So Starmer has again manifested what I have frequently told you is his most important trait, namely his obsession with winning. And he has rewarded the individual, McSweeney, who devised one of the most effective election campaigns in history. I understand the McSweeney ascendancy has been coming since the end of Labour conference and was all but set in stone a week ago. Actually I should more properly call it the McSweeney/McFadden ascendancy since the Number 10 reshuffle announced today also manifests the influence of Pat McFadden, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster - notably in the appointment of his ally James Lyons as director of strategic communications. All the appointments - there are three others - show McSweeney and McFadden have won a power struggle with Gray, whose reality they all denied. But in their victory there is a warning for them: if they don’t deliver for their boss, they’ll be out faster than Starmer can say the phrase he oft repeated about Gray, namely that he didn’t recognise the press reports that said she wasn’t working out in that job. Ha!

@abbeylinegold @kelvmackenzie @danwootton We've had assisted dying for years, the Liverpool Pathway is exactly that.

And those grannies that don’t freeze to death will be seen off with the assisted dying bill..

@MarkMaher679390 @WarTalk1 @KiMcGuinness But he won't call one earlier because he's drunk on power.

@WarTalk1 @KiMcGuinness You do understand that the elected PM of the day can call an election when he wants? UK parliament terms are no longer fixed. So Starmer doesn't have to call another GE till 2029 as per UK election law.

Utterly batshit.

@aonhalldene @ScottyGoesAgain @RachelA1892 That's basically what he did in the Labour leadership contest. While other runners produced their backers he refused to. Fifty grand he received from Trevor Chinn (Look him up) I doubt he'd be in charge of the Labour members knew that.

@ScottyGoesAgain @RachelA1892 He and Lab didn’t win the GE! Tories lost it! He did nothing. Just stood back and let it happen. He wasn’t required to reveal who/what he is - and we don’t know! He was allowed to “thrive”! It’s all about getting in to No.10 - and he did! Without he or people knowing what next!!

It's about to break on Starmer. So, brace yourselves.

@Miss_Optimist18 @JackBMontgomery @IsabelOakeshott The left in Labour have zero influence & no position of power in the PLP. Even Rayner is now centre right, if anyone in Labour will get rid of Starmer it will be his fellow centre rights.

@JackBMontgomery @IsabelOakeshott I think Labour’s far left are plotting to get rid of him. The will be a red on red coup.

How does this end for Starmer? I suspect he’ll be out within 2 years. He stood on a platform of integrity and probity. He said he wasn’t like “them.” It was a fraud. He is very seriously damaged indeed.

@Paulpacopedro @danwootton @Artemisfornow @sdavieslaw @SpeechUnion There is nothing left wing about Starmers Govt, every single one of his front bench is centre right, even the once left Angela Rayner has had her head turned with money.

@danwootton @Artemisfornow @sdavieslaw @SpeechUnion It's like Lefty oligarchs have all arrived in the United Kingdom !! (Like we didn't already know) ....... well done voters..... you've totally buggered it all up !

🚨”IF THIS IS TRUE” - I am Bernadette Spofforth… you know me as Bernie. And this is the story of how the State silenced an ordinary citizen, through arrest and bail conditions, to ensure only State truth was heard. With special thanks to @sdavieslaw @speechUnion

@Lord_Talbot64 @SandraWeeden Who are they at risk from?

@SandraWeeden Doing so puts his family at risk.

Why are the police publishing the name and address of this man?

@DisabledRebel @RobertLindsay What an utterly shit thing to say.

@RobertLindsay Didn’t care about Israeli babies though ?

@flibberygiblet @DrEoinOCleirigh I honestly thought Akehurst would top them all.

@DrEoinOCleirigh Starmer's Labour will ALWAYS put Israel's interest ahead of the UK's. ALWAYS.

Keir Starmer’s government have announced they are boycotting the 79th Nagasaki Nuclear Memorial anniversary in Japan.

@JamesEFoster Especially the beetroot headed Akehurst.

Bringing the Labour Party into disrepute. Anyone who is a member should have the whip withdrawn and be expelled.

@footballfights Still not the full bit though eh? The bit where the Asian lads assaulted the Police.

Longer version of the Manchester Airport incident... 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@FightMate Release the rest of it, not just this bit.

@peterallanking1 Releasing the hostages won't stop Netanyahu. He knows he's finished as a politician when the war is over. He's invested in keeping the war going for as long as he can, obviously while stealing huge chunks of Palestine as they go along.

Hamas could stop it this afternoon,release the hostages

@campbellclaret Close Mildenhall & send them on their way and don't offer troops to their next 10 year unwinnable war that they've probably lied about to start anyway.

Special relationship ? This guy is a clown. A dangerous one.

@Scharg @NoLore I'll leave you with this, on Operation Grapple 6, Ratko Mladic said there was no court in the world could prosecute him for only defending his country. Guess where he ended up. Netanyahu will face the consequences of his actions.

@Scharg @NoLore The Jews weren't the first people to live there, or the only people to live there when they did infact settle there.

Absolute fucking ghouls.