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Bernie
Bernie@Artemisfornow·
‼️ Rochdale 2010… here’s Gordon Brown. He forgot he still had his mic on….Oops. He called the woman who questioned the influx of migrants a ‘Bigoted woman’. But Gillian is just a normal English woman. What would she say in 2026… and what would he call her now?
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Kirstie Allsopp
Kirstie Allsopp@KirstieMAllsopp·
What @Keir_Starmer & his team don’t understand is that many voters know that their security is linked to their employer’s security, when @RachelReevesMP cripples small businesses & piles on taxes voters know that we’re all put at risk. Without small businesses there is no future
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Benonwine
Benonwine@benonwine·
The thing that makes me laugh is every time Starmer completely shits the bed politically, he suddenly announces a big “RESET” like we all imagined the last disaster and he’s starting fresh again. No accountability. No honesty. No reflection. Just wipe the slate clean and pretend nothing happened. At this point it’s not just insulting to the British public it feels like he genuinely thinks people are stupid enough to fall for the same trick over and over again. How many more “resets” does Keir Starmer think the British public will tolerate before people finally say enough is enough?
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Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧
Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧@TRobinsonNewEra·
"Independents" celebrate winning local elections in England's second largest city, Birmingham. These "independent" candidates are merely Muslims using British democracy to end democracy. Muslim bloc voting their own to further their own agendas. Sectarianism 101.
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Christian
Christian@InTheTrenchesUK·
They want you to believe this is about Tommy Robinson. It is not. They want you to believe this is about a few banned speakers. It is not. They want you to believe this is left versus right. It is not. This is the state dropping the mask. Shabana Mahmood swore her oath on the Quran, not the Bible. Her first serious use of power as Home Secretary was not to stop the boats. It was to silence dissent. She deployed the full apparatus of the state to block entry to voices including Gavin McInnes, Lauren Witzke, Eva Vlaardingerbroek, Valentina Gomez and others. These people were not coming to plant bombs. They were coming to say what the government refuses to say out loud: that Britain is being invaded and occupied while its leaders look the other way. This is not a security measure. It is a political purge. An ideology that cannot win arguments is using state power to make sure the arguments never happen. While illegal entries continue daily and entire areas are transformed beyond recognition, the priority is protecting the narrative. They are not running the country. They are managing its replacement. They maintain control the same way all failing regimes do: through chaos. New crisis. New outrage. New enemy every week. Keep the population angry, confused and at each other’s throats while the real extraction continues. Your money is not being wasted. It is being taken and redirected to sustain the very policies that are destroying the country you were born into. Calm, unity and clarity are the one thing they cannot afford. The response starts on 16 May. Not as a single day of noise, but as the point where enough people stop playing the game they have been handed. Millions of Britons of every background standing together with one demand: this country belongs to its people, not to the political class that has sold it. Not hatred. Not imported divisions. Just the refusal to keep pretending the occupation is normal. They can ban a speaker. They cannot ban a nation that refuses to stay divided. The day the British people stop fighting each other is the day they turn, together, on the real enemy. That is the only fight that matters. That is the only way this ends.
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Baroness Foster DBE #FreeIran🦁❤️
They’ve been funding up to 4 wives for years .. One wife is ‘legal’ and the remaining are provided with a house 🏠 and all benefits as a single mother ! Despite ‘bigamy’ being illegal in the UK 🇬🇧 Whoever authorised this in the @DWPgovuk in the first place needs to be investigated..
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Steven Barrett
Steven Barrett@SBarrettBar·
"Bigoted woman" The Gold "End to boom & bust" The financial crash The Pensions raid Paedophile Information Exchange Do Labour think we are too stupid to remember?
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Sarah Pochin MP
Sarah Pochin MP@SarahForRuncorn·
Labour’s catastrophic losses had nothing to do with “not going quickly enough” or “voters not seeing change”. When you tax working people to breaking point, prohibitively increase the cost of employing people so businesses simply won’t, make claiming welfare more lucrative than getting a job, put illegal migrants before British people, crucify British industry on the altar of Net Zero, persecute British veterans who served our country, lie about getting friends of paedophiles into top government jobs, and cannot even say what a woman is, this is the election result you deserve.
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Donna Louise
Donna Louise@DonnaLouise1212·
Let us all not forget that Maggie Oliver claimed,(15 seconds in) Gordon Brown sent out a circular in 2008 telling police officers not to prosecute the grooming gangs, Keir Starmer was chief prosecutor also at that time. They & Harriet Harmen have history!
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Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧
Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧@JChimirie66677·
They Still Don't Get It. And They Never Will. The local election results are barely counted and the Labour messaging machine has already told you what to think. Chris Bryant says Labour must deliver the change the country desperately wants. Heidi Alexander says people voted for change in 2024 and want it delivered faster. David Lammy says the last thing Britain needs is Labour turning inward. They have misread the results so completely that the misreading itself is the story. Sunderland fell to Reform after fifty years. Gateshead fell. Blackburn fell. Tameside fell after forty seven years. Wales, governed by Labour since devolution began in 1999, now has a Plaid Cymru administration for the first time. These communities and this nation did not vote the way they did because Labour was delivering its agenda too slowly. They rejected that agenda entirely. The small boats still coming. The dispersal of unvetted men into communities that were never consulted. The energy bills driven up by net zero dogma. The two-tier policing that jailed people for expressing views on immigration while sectarian marches went unchallenged. The grooming gang inquiry that victims say has been managed to minimise accountability rather than deliver it. The taxation of working people and family farms while billions flow in foreign aid to Afghanistan, Somalia and Sudan, regimes that stone women, ban girls from education and sentence apostates to death. The country that funds gender apartheid abroad while failing to protect its own women and girls at home has now delivered its verdict at the ballot box. These are not policies the country wants faster. These are policies the country has rejected. The distinction is fundamental and Labour's entire leadership class has missed it. Starmer's response to the worst local election result in Labour's history is to bring back Gordon Brown and Harriet Harman. Gordon Brown was Chancellor when he sold 395 tonnes of Britain's gold reserves between 1999 and 2002 at near a twenty year low, a decision that cost the Treasury an estimated £7 billion at subsequent prices. He became Prime Minister and presided over the worst financial crisis since the 1930s before losing the 2010 general election. He is now being brought back as Special Envoy on Global Finance to advise a government that has just suffered its worst ever local election defeat. Nigel Farage's assessment was characteristically blunt. An unpopular Prime Minister who lost a general election is now seen by Starmer as the saviour. He meant Labour are doomed. Harriet Harman has been appointed adviser on violence against women and girls. Between 1978 and 1982 Harman served as legal officer of the National Council for Civil Liberties at a time when the Paedophile Information Exchange held affiliated status within the organisation. In 2014 Harman expressed regret after this connection was reported. She denied supporting PIE or campaigning to lower the age of consent below sixteen. Those denials are on the record. What is also on the record is that a Prime Minister whose government lost the local elections in part because of failures to protect vulnerable girls from organised sexual exploitation has chosen as his safeguarding adviser someone whose name has been permanently associated with that controversy. The optics alone represent a judgment so poor it defies explanation. This is the reset. Two figures from Labour's past, one associated with one of the most costly financial decisions in modern British history, one with one of the most toxic controversies in the party's recent record, brought back the morning after the worst local election result in the party's history. The ministers and the Prime Minister are operating in the same closed loop. Same assumptions. Same conclusions. More of the same, delivered faster, by older faces with worse records. The country was clear on Thursday. This government cannot hear it.
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Rupert Lowe MP
Rupert Lowe MP@RupertLowe10·
Muslims continue to elect Muslims based on religion and religion alone. A Restore Britain Government would end political Islam.
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Laila Cunningham
Laila Cunningham@policylaila·
They knew what was coming. That’s exactly why they tried to stop it. They didn’t want elections cancelled to “save money”. They wanted to save themselves.
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Matt Goodwin
Matt Goodwin@GoodwinMJ·
A political revolution is underway in the UK. Reform just won: 💥14 local councils. 💥1,444 council seats. 💥First place in England. 💥Second place in Wales. 💥Joint second in Scotland. 💥34 seats in Wales -more than three times as many seats as Labour IN WALES! 💥17 seats in Scotland. 💥Captured many heartlands held by Labour for decades. 💥Pushed many more councils into No Overall Control. 💥Won 31% of the implied national vote, above its polling average 💥And is now firmly on course to WIN the next general election!! Ordinary men and women from the decent majority of hardworking, tax-paying, law-abiding people are joining together to take back their country. Taking it back from a political class that treats them like second-class citizens in their own home. That imposes record high taxes, record high energy bills, mass immigration, broken borders, and soft-on-crime policies and then calls everybody else extremists! Enough is enough. Now is the time to join the revolt if you too care about Britain and the British people. If you too want to save this country and make it a place you actually want your kids to grow up in. There is no other alternative. The Tories are dead. Anything else is a total waste of time. Only Reform can win the next general election and put the decent majority back in charge of the country we all love. Change is coming. History is being made. Be a part of it.👍
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Julia Hartley-Brewer
Anyone who thinks that Keir Starmer has the brains, personality or political nous to turn this around with a big speech on Monday is as delusional as he clearly is. It's all over. For the love of God, just go.
Steven Swinford@Steven_Swinford

Keir Starmer granted a stay of execution by Cabinet - but for how long? The Times’s weekend read as the Labour Party rips itself apart over his leadership * The cabinet is in a state of paralysis, with ministers despairing but none of them - at this stage at least - prepared to go over the top. * Their reticence is in part due to circumstance. Wes Streeting said to be ready to go but does not want to be first mover. Angela Rayner does not necessarily command support of soft left. Andy Burnham stranded, for now at least * It is delicate. The Times disclosed on Thursday that Ed Miliband, the energy secretary who is supportive of Burnham, had privately suggested that Starmer should set out a timeline for his departure a fortnight ago but had been rebuffed. * Cabinet ministers privately say results are shocking but seem to be clinging to the idea that changing leader won’t improve fortunes. One said Starmer has got to ‘improve and show the best possible version of himself’. Another said ‘Starmer has got to change but we have got to change as well’ * Cabinet ministers think the results are so bad there is no guarantee Andy Burnham can make a comeback now in the event of a by election. “After today it’s crackers to think that Andy can easily win a by-election, come back to Westminster, get eighty MPs to back him and then win a leadership contest,” they said. “Those are very, very high hurdles to clear.” * But for many MPs and people in government Burnham is the solution. “Our party is dying and sick,” one government source said. “Thank God the NEC blocked the one MP who polls as having unique Green-Reform crossover appeal.” * There is a growing schism between Labour backbenchers and the cabinet, publicly and privately. One backbencher branded ministers ‘pathetic’ and said they were only loyal because they wanted to cling to their jobs. It’s feeding into the WhatsApp groups, where MPs are directly confronting ministers * Does Starmer have another gear to go to? The pressure around his speech on Monday is huge, but the PM is still bound by his manifesto red lines. The fiscal constraints mean there are inherent limitations to what he can do * “The results are absolutely shocking,” one cabinet minister said. “Voters have cut us off at the knees. Starmer has to change. It is very clear that voters like our policies but he is not generating a sense of optimism or showing that we are up to the scale of the challenge.” * Angela Rayner poised to make an intervention this weekend. How far will she go? As of last night she wasn’t expected to go for Starmer personally - she was going to talk about the direction of the party. But given where so many of her friends and colleagues are will that hold? thetimes.com/article/a4acc3…

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Bella Wallersteiner 🇺🇦
Bella Wallersteiner 🇺🇦@BellaWallerstei·
Wild that some Labour MPs think Britain’s problems can be solved by lurching even further left - more spending, more handouts, more dependence. Country is crying out for some growth, discipline and common sense not a bigger welfare state! Totally out of touch
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Zia Yusuf
Zia Yusuf@ZiaYusufUK·
Gordon Brown sold 395 tonnes of our gold reserves at the bottom of the market, and - stupidly - told the market in advance. Gold has since risen 1500% and the gold he sold would be worth £40 billion more today. Now Starmer brings him back as his Finance Envoy. A sick joke
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Matt Goodwin
Matt Goodwin@GoodwinMJ·
Labour MPs will now spend days & days agonising over the results. “What just happened?”, they’ll ask. “What should we do now?” Let’s cut to the chase. -Stop flooding Britain with illegal immigrants. -Stop putting HMOs in the heart of our communities. -Stop using the British people’s own money to outbid them in their own housing market. -Stop destroying small businesses with taxes, rates & regulation then wondering why they’re going bust. -Stop putting welfare scroungers and foreigners ahead of workers. -Stop spending more on welfare payouts and we generate in tax. -Stop making shoplifting & petty crime de facto legal. -Stop treating British farmers, British pensioners, & British workers with utter contempt. -Stop calling everybody who disagrees with you “far-right”. -Stop spending £25 billion on foreign aid & welfare for foreigners while saying there’s no money for the NHS & police here in Britain. -Stop trying to control what we say and think. -Stop trying to impose things that were never even in your manifesto, from jury trials to digital id. -Stop trying to dodge and dilute the rape gang inquiry. -Stop enabling anti-Semitism while ignoring the rise of Islamism. -And stop your obsession with Net Zero that’s destroying our energy market and economy. You don’t need to spend the next week agonising over things that don’t really matter. Do some of this and you might have a chance of reconnecting with the British people. Ignore it, denounce it all as “far right” or “racist”, and you’ll go the same way as the Tories. Your call.
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