Alan Stacey

@LdyNj1 @nypost @Cobratate @TateTheTalisman Oh do STFU, you stupid Russian bot.

@nypost I don’t agree with everything @Cobratate or @TateTheTalisman say. I do know they are making young men want to be MEN again. Pure hypocrisy of the UK to arrest them who were previously cleared. Yet UK allow rape gangs to have more rights than little girls.

Andrew Tate arrest video shows moment he tried to give phone to bodyguard as he's cuffed by US Marshals trib.al/SBoxirX

@CrayonMurders @KingOfFreeTime @nypost I imagine this guy would only be too happy to learn that a British citizen who commits serious crimes in the US then flies to the UK can be extradited back.

@CrayonMurders @KingOfFreeTime @nypost There are some countries which won't extradite their own citizens - Brazil, for example. But the US and UK are not amongst them, and this works both ways.

@KingOfFreeTime @nypost It happens. COPE. itv.com/news/central/2…

@nypost WTF? Sending an American to the UK for trial?

Two brothers have been detained by officers in the United States of America, following an investigation by our major crime unit into sexual offences. Andrew Tate, 39, and Tristan Tate, 38, were arrested in Miami yesterday (Saturday). Full story: orlo.uk/f4cNi

@StevenEdginton Impossible to take any of the people whining about this seriously. x.com/AlanVRK/status…

The judge should house them all for life.

@DailyMail I love how your antediluvian readership would eagerly abolish Magna Carta and the Act of Settlement. Just like that. @JacobALinker

Family of 18 from Gaza wins human rights challenge to allow them to come to Britain in major blow for Labour trib.al/ihKUceT

@BaderUpp @HaleyforMI It's a bit weird he continues to be so secretive about his sources of income, but they appear to be quackery and self-promotion.

@BaderUpp @HaleyforMI As an explanation of his income, that doesn't work at all. Neither an MD nor a PhD is literally a job and he doesn't have a medical license.

Since Abdul refuses to show voters what’s really in his tax return and personal finances, I have some questions. Abdul and his wife made $686,000 in 2025. That’s a quarter of a million dollars more than they made the year before—he literally got richer while running for office. Who’s putting that money in his pocket?

@hasanthehun Even you're not always wrong that fast. thehill.com/homenews/campa…

inspite of the 40M in outside spending & the full weight of the establishment, haley stevens is still trailing abdul’s strong issue centered campaign and ground game. ask yourself, why didn’t dems try this hard to defeat republicans? this is why we got trump twice!! never again!

@Roger_Wilco93 @PolitlcsGlobal @ukhomeoffice standard.co.uk/news/politics/…

@Roger_Wilco93 @PolitlcsGlobal @ukhomeoffice Sounds like a plan.

🚨🇫🇰 PICTURED: Argentina’s players hold up a sign saying “Las Malvinas” are Argentine This is factually inaccurate, as the Malvinas, officially named the Falkland Islands, are British

@poetryenjoyer @VickyVillarruel And the Reagan administration took its own good time over whether to fully support Britain. And Jean Kirkpatrick (although not mentioned in this article) was working for the other side. nytimes.com/1982/04/08/wor…

Interesting reminder, but not totally unsurprising. Remember the first nation to grant Israel de jure recognition was the Soviet Union. They've never been fully aligned with NATO countries and the intelligence services have never completely trusted them, even though they are an ally of sorts.

¡Argentina finalista del mundo! Gracias Enzo, Gracias Lautaro, Gracias Selección Argentina por darnos una alegría más! 🇦🇷 ¡No era un partido más!

@poetryenjoyer @VickyVillarruel I dunno but they were unaligned in Cold War terms. They keep going off-piste which is why neither the US nor the UK has historically treated them like a totally trustworthy ally. x.com/AlanVRK/status…

@AlanVRK @VickyVillarruel Why did Israel sell those fascists so many weapons?

@LouellaParsnips @RupertLowe10 I'm not going to waste my time refuting his imaginary "points" as well as the ones he actually said.

@AlanVRK @RupertLowe10 Do you think he should go for funding and security for everybody who is NOT an MP then? The point is being active in politics. Numpty.

The death of Ann Widdecombe is deeply distressing. I do not know the full circumstances or motivations, but it looks to be an act of appalling and wicked evil. I am calling on Parliament and the Home Office to provide MPs who have received credible death threats receive proper state-funded security. That absolutely includes Nigel Farage, Reform MPs and any other politician who has been threatened in a way that is beyond the usual social media insults. I myself receive countless death threats, and arrests have been made because of those. Personally, I have found Parliament’s response to be unacceptably relaxed about it all - it seems Reform feel the same. I agree. I also believe that the temperature of political ‘debate' needs to be lowered. Of course there will be robust disagreement, and personal insults will inevitably be dragged into that, but too often, it’s too much. In Britain, there is a line. Or at least there should be. In the run up to the Makerfield by-election, the Daily Mail ran two front pages about Restore Britain in a row. On the Sunday, they linked us to a ‘white supremacy’ summit. On Monday, the headline labelled us as the home for ‘neo-nazis’, quoting somebody from Reform - Reform’s London Mayoral candidate also previously stated we were neo-nazi. Various other outrageous insults have been thrown at our party - from Reform, Green, Labour and other political figures. This is not a healthy way of conducting political debate and it certainly fires people up in a reckless way. But the point remains. Any MP, from any party, who is subject to such foul abuse and threats should be protected by the state. Britain is not the same country as it was 20 years ago, even 10. There are a great number of very dangerous people living among us who want us dead. Those who put themselves in serious harm’s way through engaging with the political process should receive proper security - I include Nigel Farage in that. I will be looking to work with cross-party colleagues to implore the Home Office to reassess the current security arrangements for all MPs. It needs to change.

@lifewithru1 @RupertLowe10 COPE

@AlanVRK @RupertLowe10 She was still part of reform and he’s one of the mp’s that’s always in parliament you cretin

@RupertLowe10 Ann Widdecombe hasn't been a member of parliament for sixteen years, something you'd know if you ever showed up for work.

@BRINGDOWNTHEWEF @RupertLowe10 Pathetic. 607th out of 650

@AlanVRK @RupertLowe10 You really are thick as fuck, he’s the most active MP in parliament ya tit.

@fran_garegnani @DrecklyBysVyken @PolitlcsGlobal Treating baseless territorial claims like a football match is what got us into this mess and how the fascist Argentine government of 1982 managed to get so many of its own people killed.

@fran_garegnani @DrecklyBysVyken @PolitlcsGlobal Nope. The commander of the Belgrano admitted it was not a war crime over 20 years ago. Do keep up. aka Military of a fascist dictatorship turns out to be in the wrong AGAIN shocker! theguardian.com/politics/2003/…