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@Bushra1Shaikh Do you know you've a pen stuck in your nose? Other than that, of course you belong here. The people who don't are those who have come here and don't like nor want to be here. They can go back as they are a problem.

@LeadingEwe I imagine they all have the same grandparents.

Is it me or do they all have strange shaped heads?

@whippletom Why would deaths remain unchanged? Why would this be improved for black men if you're saying white deaths would remain unchanged? If it saves lives, I'd rather have a bit of piss dribble down my leg once in a while.

@FellRunnerUK I wrote about it:

@owenjonesjourno So 1 in 8 white men can do one in your eyes, or should we spend the money on them also? If you want to save even more lives, saving 1 in 8 white men would save more in total.

My white dad died of prostate cancer. 1 in 4 Black men will get prostate cancer. That’s twice the rate of white people. This policy will save lives - and mean more NHS resources for others. This opportunistic race baiting is disgusting.

@DPJHodges Partisan political correspondent says political partisan comment. lol.

Like I’ve been saying for a few days now, something isn’t right inside Reform. Their basic internal discipline is collapsing. Fighting amongst themselves. Putting out stupidly transparent and inflammatory attack ads. Mucking up the Makerfield selection. There’s an issue there.

@kezia_noble I think the better looking came from smoking, drinking and dancing like mad ferrets.

I find this truly remarkable. Most people in the 1970s never went to the gym and never followed some ridiculously scientific and intricate diet plan. They ate carbs, smoked and took sugar in their coffee. And yet they all seemed to be more lean and generally better looking 🤔

@sophielouisecc He advocates everyone being armed to protect themselves. Not a policy I want but at the end of the day it is not the knife doing the damage here, but the person.

Reform mouthpiece wants Sikhs to be able to carry knives when the rest of us can’t even carry pepper spray Wouldn’t vote for these clowns 🤡 if you don’t fancy being stabbed by a loony with a legally held Kirpan.

@robittybobnob @RupertLowe10 Yep, he's quite happy to split the vote. He has no interest in why people are voting reform, just that he can stop reform getting into power. He's not with us, he is against us.

@RupertLowe10 You cynical old snake. Of course Labour will big you up. They will do anything they can to get you in the play offs.

This is why the establishment is so rattled.

@DPJHodges The question is why you are promoting to split from the anti-immigration parties. I'm sure it's you just being a journo, nothing untoward here to let in Labour.

Reminder. The key will be what the Reform share looks like when the pollsters start prompting for Restore.

@elonmusk Voting restore splits the vote. Globalists want you to vote restore.

Only Restore Britain can save Britain

@jessgill03 The problem for many women is pregnancy is the end of a career. It's the years and years of watching women without kids climb the career ladder and earn more money. Women are not scared of pregnancy, they're scared of the financial and career limitations that come with it.

I’m not saying that pregnancy isn’t hard. It can be extremely hard and painful for a lot of women. But too many people act like it’s this awful horrible thing that’s not worth having children over. It is amazing and magical. I’m not going to apologise for being positive about it.

I hate how pregnancy is depicted as a negative when in fact it’s the most magical thing in the world. They say men have it easy because they cant get pregnant but I weirdly feel sorry for them because they can’t experience how amazing it is. It’s such a blessing. I hate how women have been brainwashed to resent and fear it.

@blewmarine Not going to lie. It's a nice pic to have at the top of my feed.

on vacation missing my cat

@fleurmeston Not an option for those who took the assisted dying route!!!111

The UK is preparing a multibillion-pound injection of cash into the development of a stealth fighter jet with Japan and Italy amid mounting pressure from Tokyo about the absence of long-term funding for the ambitious project.  The funding, estimated at around £6bn, would allow Britain and its two partners to agree a multiyear contract with industry for the Global Combat Air Programme to cover design and development, according to three people briefed on the situation. A short-term funding deal, announced in March, runs out at the end of next month. The agreement comes amid intense political pressure on the UK government’s commitment to defence spending, which has become a key issue in Sir Keir Starmer’s battle to remain as prime minister.  Any funding deal for GCAP is expected to be announced as part of a wider defence settlement, said two of the people, who cautioned that it still needed to be approved by the Treasury.  In recent weeks Japan has stepped up its warnings about the programme’s future, reflecting concerns that it could become mired in the UK’s wider wrangling about increased defence spending. The issue was raised during UK home secretary Yvette Cooper’s recent visit to Tokyo, according to officials in Tokyo. One official said that Japan’s defence minister Shinjirō Koizumi had been unusually blunt during the conversation, in which he made it clear that the UK needed to sign a full, long-term contract, rather than another short-term one, without any further delay.  The same official said that Japan is concerned that a planned visit to the UK by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi next month was at risk of cancellation given the uncertainties around Starmer’s leadership. GCAP, which aims to put next-generation fighters in the skies by 2035, is an effort by the three nations to challenge US dominance in military technology. The project, which is focused on stealth fighter jets that will be equipped with cutting-edge weapons, is underpinned by an international treaty signed by the three in December 2023.  A long-term contract had been expected to be signed with the project’s industrial partners at the end of last year but has been held up amid a series of delays to Britain’s Defence Investment Plan, its 10-year military strategy. The funding will allow the three main companies involved in the project — BAE Systems, Leonardo and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries-backed Japan Aircraft Industrial Enhancement Company — to progress with critical design and development work. More than 4,000 UK-based staff are already working on the project, as well as on a demonstrator aircraft designed to test a series of technologies for GCAP.  Japanese and UK officials warned privately that any threat of failure for GCAP went beyond the programme itself, and could potentially harm both the UK-Japan relationship and the UK and Japan’s strategic positioning in the Asia-Pacific region. The Treasury and Edgewing, the joint venture between BAE, Leonardo and Japan Aircraft Industrial Enhancement, did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The Ministry of Defence said the UK remained “committed” to GCAP. “Our focus is on continuing to work closely with Italy and Japan on the next steps towards the full international contract,” it added. Additional reporting by Sam Fleming

@FT Really sad that it's paywalled...

UK prepares multibillion-pound boost for joint stealth jet project ft.trib.al/Toea5ci

@LocusJCoeruleus @disclosetv nytimes.com/2026/05/12/us/…

@disclosetv Zero links to these "assessments" of course. Just more subversive bullshit from disclose.teevee

JUST IN - U.S. military intelligence assesses that Iran has regained access to roughly 90% of its missile storage and launch facilities, which are now "partially or fully operational."

@disclosetv so much win.

@NASASpaceflight @elonmusk Do it @elonmusk, do it!

@elonmusk Announce Scarborough Spaceport! 😃

SpaceX is considering several locations domestically and internationally to build the world’s most advanced spaceports!

@jebrennt @TrumpWarRoom @grok Is it treason?

@TrumpWarRoom Oh course it’s treason. But they know they’ll get away with anything.

@JackLinFLL @NStepisme @disclosetv Yes true, it's just easier to say US Taxpayers. The amount of people who still think this is anything other than a tax on US Taxpayers, or in your case the importer, is ridiculous.

@FellRunnerUK @NStepisme @disclosetv Tarrifs are a tax on US importers. Many companies have been eating them. I'm fortunate that I can directly pass them on but most importers do not have this option.

JUST IN - U.S. appeals court temporarily pauses trade court ruling against Trump's 10% tariffs.