Ben Lovegrove

@W___Aesthetic @afroskuwlz And on a platform invented by an Englishman

@afroskuwlz You say, in English.

Anglo Saxons are a plague to earth. Your ancestors are child eaters, satan worshippers and worse.

@sharrond62 I ran these figures through Claude. Slightly different result but the impact is the same:

Wow! Just wow!

@AlexTaylorNews The climate changes. The myth is that flying less or eating less meat or paying more taxes or subsidies will stop any changes. That’s the climate con.

If you don't think we're burning up our planet, you're an idiot ... and that goes for US Presidents and other populists telling people to "drill baby, drill"

@kmacraeplockton The climate changes. The myth is that flying less or eating less meat or paying more taxes or subsidies will stop any changes. That’s the climate con.

99% of climate scientists “man made climate change is real” Halfwits on twitter “it was hot 80 years ago!”

@williamnhutton The climate changes. The myth is that flying less or eating less meat or paying more taxes and subsidies will stop any changes. That’s the climate con.

After a day like this, only fools think burning fossil fuels for any longer than is necessary makes sense. The much derided Ed Miliband is right: his critics ultimately enemies of life on earth. news.sky.com/story/weather-…

@disclosureorg benlovegrove.com/what-happens-a…

Physicist Eric Weinstein says that representatives from the U.S. government approached him to join a structured UFO disclosure process. reddit.com/r/UFOs/comment…

@archer_rs The climate changes. The myth is that flying less or eating less meat or paying more subsidies will stop any changes.

Apparently climate change is a myth.

What Happens After Disclosure: Why “I Still Have to Pay the Mortgage” Misses the Point benlovegrove.com/what-happens-a…

@concernedAIguy @disclosureorg Just as an example, the indications are that reverse engineering (or some other methods) has revealed a technology that would provide free energy to the human race. Energy costs are at the foundation of every economy.

@BensBookmarks @disclosureorg How will life change? Don’t we all just keep going about our daily life?

@DavidVance Back in the day when power dressing for women meant having the right hairdo as well.

Thatcher understood that a nation must live within its means, just like a household. She’s never been forgiven for it.

@JohnWight1 She also said that the trouble of socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people's money.

The economic illiteracy that underpinned and underpins Thatcherism has done so much damage over the years. It has also produced countless half wits. 👇👇👇

@naturehealyou There is a lot of esoteric meaning these myths and stories. They may be enjoyed as whimsical fantasies but they are so much more than that.

bring back whimsical, colourful fantasy

@_Mithraic Restoration and other positive vibe videos is one of the many ways in which people are using generative AI for engagement farming.

Good bloke ✨👏🏼🙏🏼

@Telegraph Really? 32.8°C, recorded on Monday 29 May 1944 (the Whitsun Bank Holiday) at multiple stations including Horsham, Tunbridge Wells, Camden Square and Regent's Park.

Britain is set for the hottest bank holiday ever. Meteorologists are expecting “historic” temperatures of 35C in Greater London and south-east England. 🔗: telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/05/2…

This is extraordinary!

@BeezyOle @VinnieSull1van Brief Encounter. Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson

@BensBookmarks @VinnieSull1van Which movie is this?

The only thing that equals the intensity of love is the pain of living without it.

This is one of the most persistent misconceptions in public discourse about UAP, and it deserves a direct answer on two fronts. First, the phenomena itself is genuinely global. The Rendlesham Forest incident happened in Suffolk, England. The Ariel School encounter involved 62 children in Zimbabwe. The Varginha case shook a Brazilian city. Trans-en-Provence produced physical trace evidence examined by French government scientists at GEPAN. The Westall incident was witnessed by hundreds of Australian schoolchildren in broad daylight. Japan, China, Russia, Chile, Peru, Mexico, Belgium, Iran — every continent, every culture, every century has its own deep catalogue of sightings, landings, abductions, and high strangeness encounters. Jacques Vallée built his entire career cataloguing this global pattern. John Keel documented it across Asia and the Middle East. The phenomenon does not respect borders, and it never has. Second, what you are actually seeing is a media and language bias, not a geographical one. The United States has the world's most dominant English-language media apparatus, the largest defence and intelligence community generating documentation, the most active FOIA culture, and the deepest network of civilian investigative organisations. When a senator holds a disclosure hearing in Washington, every English-language outlet covers it. When a regional governor in Brazil or a military pilot in Argentina makes identical claims, most of the Anglophone world simply never hears about it. The database is skewed by who is doing the publishing, not by where the events are occurring. So the next time someone says "why is it always America" — the honest answer is: it isn't. You just haven't been pointed toward the rest of the library yet.

Why are UFOs always seen in the US

@raven_brah I grew up in a house with no central heating, no double glazing, and an open fire in the living room which had to be lit each evening. In our bedrooms in winter we had paraffin heaters. I didn't see a supermarket until I was a teenager.

Boomers seem to forget that fast food used to be a normal, everyday expense for them because it was affordable. You could get a burger easily on minimum wage, it wasn’t some fancy treat you had once a year as a reward for pulling yourself up by your bootstraps.

@BizSuperstar @VinnieSull1van Some of it was shot in Winchester. The train station and Cathedral grounds were used. If you go to the Bush Inn in Ovington a scene was shot on the bridge over the River Itchen nearby.

@VinnieSull1van Did you ever see the remake with Sophia Loren and Richard Burton?