Janner Buhy

What was the weirdest reason you heard for voting Brexit? I’m not talking “foreigners” or “sovereignty” but real mind boggling nonsense. A family member wanted to avoid writing an essay on impact of EU law on Trade Unionism. They thought brexit would mean it was unnecessary

Number of US troops killed in 4 years of supporting Ukraine: 0 Number of US troops killed in 4 weeks of bombing Iran: 13 Trump’s a maniac: pass it on #trump

@NikRiz66 @chris_cross1498 @MaizyDaizyZzzz @MForstater What issue do you imagine will arise from you using the male cubicles?

@chris_cross1498 @MaizyDaizyZzzz @MForstater I was in York M&S last week. A couple (male & female 30’s) followed me into the ‘Try On’ cubicles located in the lingerie department. Nobody stopped them and the male just didn’t care. Think I’ll use the men’s cubicles, if I ever go back, see how they like it! 😡

Sick and tired of these cretins who say they don’t believe the M&S changing room images are recent. Here is a vid taken today at Shoreham M&S that proves they have a dedicated Men’s fitting room but no dedicated Women’s one (proof of date at end of vid). @MForstater @SexMattersOrg

@james_e_b_ @allotmentsu @chris_cross1498 @MForstater It would be annoying if it meant there wasn’t a spare cubicle, but otherwise I have no problem with it

@allotmentsu @chris_cross1498 @MForstater That doesn't really work because the situation is asymettric. It might be mildly irritating for the men, but we're not going to worrying that you're perverts

@gilchristdm @EssexPR @RachelReevesMP That knowledge of maths, taxation and even common sense is astounding

@EssexPR @RachelReevesMP Charities bosses earn £90K/yrAverage base pay plus £10K/yrAverage bonus Some charity bosses earn over £200k + £65k bonuses So between the bosses and RachelThieves you are lucky if 6p out of every pound you donate actually goes to those who Need It Most

Hang your head in shame @RachelReevesMP .

@MarkBro8109446 @Heather22311814 @SalfordMe2023 @TRobinsonNewEra @Nigel_Farage @reformparty_uk Because they took part in violent disorder

@MarkBro8109446 @Heather22311814 @SalfordMe2023 @TRobinsonNewEra @Nigel_Farage @reformparty_uk And who had so taken part in violent disorder that they pleaded guilty to taking part in violent disorder

What say you now @TRobinsonNewEra , @Nigel_Farage and @reformparty_uk ? As I told you back in July, the men have been charged now the investigation into the police's conduct has concluded. Not #twotierjustice , it's called due process. news.sky.com/story/two-men-…

@NU_Crafty_FC @joelondon76 @JakeHepple1 @TRobinsonNewEra Didn’t he plead guilty?

@joelondon76 @JakeHepple1 @TRobinsonNewEra Shameful? The only thing shameful is the way they locked him up you ❄️

#CrystalPalace lads away at #Arsenal last night 👀👏 @TRobinsonNewEra

@Heather22311814 @SalfordMe2023 @TRobinsonNewEra @Nigel_Farage @reformparty_uk The people who pleaded guilty to violent disorder, you mean? They people who literally admitted to being involved in violent disorder?

@SalfordMe2023 @TRobinsonNewEra @Nigel_Farage @reformparty_uk Another dimwit conveniently ignoring all other examples of #TwoTierJustice #TwoTierKier Where was this extended 'due process' when stasi starmer instructed courts to deal with 'far right' thugs within days after the Salford protests ? #TwoTierKier

@ArchRose90 “Although we was wrong to doubt it, I’m going to still try and claim a kind of supposed moral victory in spite of all evidence to the contrary”

Although I’m pleased that the Manchester Airport thugs have now been charged, I still believe that if the races were reversed, it wouldn’t have taken five months for the CPS to charge them.

@DrEvaD @RevRichardColes @TIME They do it for the winners of presidential elections all the time. Hardly “they don’t want to do it” as they also did it in 2016 “The guardians” or “you” weren’t the most headlines.

@wozey @mvbooks2 @daveatherton @CranberryHippo Why would they be remanded in custody? They have the right to be presumed to innocent Like everyone else

@mvbooks2 @daveatherton @CranberryHippo Not necessarily, now they have been charged they could disappear because they now know the law is to be applied to them after all

🚨Breaking News🚨 The CPS is charging two men involved in an assault of police officers at Manchester Airport. Mohammed Amaaz, 20, & Muhammed Amaad, 25, will appear at Liverpool Magistrates’ Court on 16 January, 2025. No police officers are currently charged.

@daveatherton Imagine being this wrong so consistently

@BBlues100 How is it allowed? It’s fairly common. It happened in 2020 and 2001.

Please explain how this is allowed that Keir Starmer is allowed to cancel local elections, and we are not allowed to call another election to get rid of him,

@em_lou_G @carbdiem If Gran had the phone contract she might have been aware of the changes that massively affected to her life

@carbdiem Bet gran didn't have phone contracts , a gym contact , eat out , costas, iTunes, Spotify, app subscriptions , beauty procedures, nail appointments, turkey teeth and a coke habit

@RobertReverie @Positively4thS The diary entries could easily be a sense of guilt and shame that the babies died on her watch, rather than a direct admission of guilt

@Positively4thS If she didn’t do it then what were the diary entries in reference to?

Every tick of the clock brings us a moment nearer to the moment the world realises Lucy Letby was lynched by a dangerously inept legal system and a terrifyingly gullible public. Release this poor woman, for God's sake!

@itsjohncrotty @silverrj99 Sorry, Ireland were both “neutral” and “supporting the allies”?

He did, can’t we all agree that was a stupid thing to do? But its a myth that DeValera expressing condolences is related him or Ireland being antisemitic It’s well established he made a bad decision based on his understanding of the rules of neutrality - nothing to do with supporting Hitler or Germany, because he demonstrably led a nation who supported the Allies. He also had issue with the American rep, a very strange character The same DeValera ‘included a specific recognition of the Jewish faith in the article on religion, an extremely striking decision at a time when antisemitism was rampant in Europe. In recognition of that act, in the 1960s the Éamon de Valera Forest was planted in Israel, near Nazareth. The then-Israeli prime minister, Levi Eshkol, said the forest was a "fitting expression of the traditional friendship between the Irish and Jewish peoples, two nations that have so much in common of history and fulfilment." He wasn’t antisemitic, Ireland wasn’t and isn’t, and this isn’t about Ireland

Casual anti-Irish racism in Britain still afflicts even their most respected historians Simon Montefiore today states ‘(Irish Taoiseach) Eamon DeValera signed a book of condolences for Hitler’ - But he didn’t, because no such book existed If Simon could be bothered to actually research the topic he’d identify that’s an embellishment of a common anti-Irish trope One used to imply Ireland supported Germany when in reality it was demonstrably pro-Allies The same lie was casually repeated in the countries most popular history podcast Which leads to the question - why do Britain’s best not put the same level of effort and scrutiny into fairly relaying Irish history as they do for other nations? The nation of ‘paddys & micks’ doesn’t seem to deserve the same respect as other nations

@Ham_Sandwich___ @bate_robin97531 @phillifefun @bphillipsonMP They’re small but charge large fees. The revenue won’t be negligible in the slightest, it will raise millions

@bate_robin97531 @phillifefun @Ham_Sandwich___ @bphillipsonMP People will always buy privilege. Now they can pay tax on it to support those who can’t buy it

@BuhyJanner @phillifefun @Ham_Sandwich___ @bphillipsonMP Is that not buying privilege? Widening the gap. Exactly what Bridget wants to stop with VAT on independent schools. Where is the difference?

@mehercle @Number10cat @Nigel_Farage Farage wasn’t an MP when he was assaulted.

@Number10cat @Nigel_Farage Low . Even for such a short beast . 21 days in jail for such an assault is normal . Attacking MPs should be beyond the Pale .

We now live in a country where you can assault a Member of Parliament and not go to prison. The latest example of two-tier justice.