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@cfdownes_ @GoodwinMJ 100%

You’re still not engaging with the substance of our arguments. We believe that demographic change is a problem and must be reversed. Do you? Also, is this “Restore is a Tory op” thing really the best the brain trust at Millbank could come up with? It might have more purchase if your boss hadn’t welcomed half the Boriswave cabinet into your party and if you hadn’t made your career writing about how to subvert and contain the Right.

Goodwin will happily earn thousands posting on Substack about demographic change, but as soon as we offer a solution he ridicules us. A grifter of the lowest order. Happy to make a quick buck off the destruction of our nation and hostile to anyone trying to do anything about it.

@GoodwinMJ @cfdownes_ Wheres the proof Matt?

@cfdownes_ Jog on Charlie. You are literally trying to divide the Right to help Labour you total clown. And it appears you’re too dumb to notice your boss is in cahoots with the Tories. You are not a patriot.

@IV_Musketeer @Apple Precisely why I refuse to buy @Apple products. They serve themselves not their customers, every intedaction with their customer service is diabolical.

.@Apple Planned Obsolescence The “Truth” about why the headphone jack was removed. I wonder how much damage has been done to the human brain with bluetooth tech?

@narindertweets @metpoliceuk This you?

@BorisJohnson Are you trying to put people off her and the conservatives again!? She needs no endorsement from you Boris please be quiet.

If anyone can rebuild the electoral coalition that won the Tories power in 2019, Kemi can mol.im/a/15802393

@gorbalsgoebbels Literally everyone I speak to detests him. Get out from under your rock and actually speak to people outside of your bubble.

I honestly believe Keir Starmer is far more popular than the media make out. There is a silent majority out there who do not live in the Twitter bubble or are obsessed with politics. Local elections are not a barometer of a General Election.

@humphriezz I think people just want this immigration issue (whether you believe it or not) put to bed so we can focus on what really matters for this country. The only party that will do that is Reform. Its a warning of what will come at national level if they continue to ignore the voters.

If you voted reform UK yesterday can you explain the reason for giving them your vote? Not looking to argue I’m just really curious

@zarahussain999 Sorry you feel that way Zara, because this isn't about religion. Its about national identity and and a change in political direction. The majority are speaking loud and clear, democracy, its a beautiful thing!

We wake up to Reform dominating British politics. As Muslims, we should be very worried about the future of Britain. We have a few years until the general election. A Reform government and Farage as PM are very depressing.

@Fx1Jonny This is what happens when politians and parties ignore the majority of their constituents.

They are actually gonna make Nigel Farage the next PM. This country has lost its fucking mind!

@GBNEWS Yes, faster out the door.

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@ToryWipeout Its about a hell of alot more than that

There are 19,107 council seats in the UK. 5,066 are being contested today. It's about bins being collected and potholes being filled.

@JackWDart Its this type of nonsense that affirms why I will never vote Lib Dem or Labour. Tactical voting only serves party politics. It causes the very imbalance and issues that we see today. People should simply vote for the candidate they feel will best serve their communities.

I, a Liberal Democrat, just voted tactically for Labour to stop the worst, most dangerous party of my lifetime, winning in my area. Vote tactically today! Keep Reform UK out.

@TheProjectUnity @jodytwnsl You cant have it both ways Jay they either report or they don't. Until we get to the bottom of all of the cases its speculation eitherway.

@jodytwnsl I can explain, there was a pattern but now the media wants clicks so anyone who dies or disappears gets added to the pattern even if they don't belong because it's not about facts anymore it's just about clicks.

Before I share my thoughts, I want to say with all due respect that I truly hate seeing and thinking about the fact that so many scientists are dying for whatever reason. May every single one of them rest in peace. That said, all of this feels incredibly strange. Lately, I’ve caught myself repeatedly thinking in patterns of sensationalizing events when it isn’t really necessary. Yet I still can’t shake this persistent feeling that something is off with the recent wave of reports about scientists dying. Why now? Or, more precisely, why are they reporting it now? This has been happening for decades, and nobody ever seemed to care. Countless scientists who worked on free energy died under suspicious circumstances, yet the public barely noticed. So why are public officials suddenly paying attention? There are no coincidences. Logically, a dead scientist is simply a dead scientist. On the other hand, it could all be part of a much larger preparation for some kind of major revelation that is coming in the very near future. Why else would this be pushed into the public mainstream right now? We have Disclosure Day approaching, Ana Luna urging people to read the Book of Enoch, and even Trump talking about releasing the UFO files. Epstein Funding Timetravel Research. The NYPost talking about the Theory that Trump may very much be a Timetraveler. When I connect all the dots, it leads me to the conclusion that everything is linked. There seems to be a deliberate need to create a story that sounds legitimate enough to introduce something we are supposedly not yet ready for. At least not right now. I really don’t know exactly what it is. Is it confirmation that we are not alone? Or something even bigger? Or perhaps something entirely different? We will find out soon enough. But my intuition keeps telling me this is not simply the Deep State killing scientists and nothing more. There is a much larger story unfolding in the background right now.

@durov Fear not, sensible anti establishment leadership is coming to the UK through @RupertLowe10

This is how the EU/UK now regulates social media: 🤐 Offer CEOs secret deals to censor dissent. 🚨 If they refuse, open criminal cases against them. 😑 When people push back, say it's "all for the children". 🎭 "Protecting children" has become the standard legal/PR cover.

@Ed_Miliband Long term yes, but for the next 10-20 years lets get some oil pumping

We’re facing the second fossil fuel shock in less than 5 years. Events far away are once again impacting families and businesses here at home. We can’t go on leaving our country so exposed. The solution lies in clean homegrown power we control. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

@RobbieScowlz @teleron471879 @cjsnowdon A CEO is the public face of the company and deserves the highest salary no doubt, but the business does not function without those under them. No one could pursuade me that 300x the average worker is money well spent. As with every employee, every CEO is replaceable.

@teleron471879 @guy_james1 @cjsnowdon No he was right. It’s ridiculous. Completely artificial

Judging by this poll, Tory voters are the least stupid - but are still mostly stupid - while Green voters are nearly all stupid.

@meadwaj Its not at all a good idea, but I agree we do need to talk about fairer pay. It is unacceptable that CEO's are paid on average 300x more than the average worker.

Of course they do. It's a good idea.

I've seen alot of posts tonight calling those in favour 'stupid/clueless/financially illiterate'. This is wrong. Let me be clear I don't like this policy, but paying CEO's 300× more than the average employee is wrong & clearly a majority across the polictal spectrum feels it.

@TiffanyFong Go eat a twinky

British people disgust me.

@Fremond_ I agree somewhat with your statement, but you presume this is only about people feeling poorer. I believe that a large majority of people simply think that businesses paying CEO's on average 300x more than the average employee is exploitation. Because lets be honest, it is.

Yes, the general public are economically illiterate. That’s nothing new. Braying about it is pointless. This poll is best understood as the expression of deep seated economic and financial malaise that much of the general public feel. This is just misdirected fear.