CuriousiG
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Been privileged to cover this club for over a decade, to live in the area for a decent wedge of that time. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like that pre-match.
Zack Polanski’s criticism of the police officers response to the Golders Green attack was disgraceful. He’s not fit to lead any political party.
I enjoyed her cancelling me for bringing up Tice’s tax affairs after answering her questions directly. The best thing was her defence of Tice and insistence that she was a journalist. What a snowflake! ❄️ What a carcrash interviewer, just letting good GB News viewers down 🤯
Comment🇺🇸🇬🇧: UK VISAS To Mauritius Fraudster PM For Chagos: In light of the 'Chagos Deal' implosion, UK PM Starmer and the Attorney General for England and Wales Lord Hermer have a plethora of serious questions to answer, or face international reprisals. Republican Senator for Louisiana John Kennedy, exposes a suspected 'payoff' to disgraced' former Mauritius PM and convicted money launderer Pravind Jugnauth. Amongst the ill-gotten gains discovered during a Mauritius police raid were, UK visas, a bevy of Rolex watches and £25 million in used bank notes divided into various currencies. Who from the Home Office and Foreign Office issued the visas to Jugnauth, when and why? The timeline and signatories will help both the Trump Administration and UK taxpayers discover the true aspirations of Starmer, Hermer and their CCP controlled handlers. Source: @SenJohnKennedy
The Chagos deal is dead and good riddance. It was a strategic blunder from the start by this Labour government and a disaster waiting to happen. Many of us warned the government but they simply refused to listen, now they will have to make another humiliating U-turn. telegraph.co.uk/politics/2026/… Perhaps those close to the government who made very tidy sums promoting this disastrous deal might now consider donating some of those earnings to the Chagossian people whose interests were so often overlooked in the process.
Comment🇺🇸🇬🇧: UK VISAS To Mauritius Fraudster PM For Chagos: In light of the 'Chagos Deal' implosion, UK PM Starmer and the Attorney General for England and Wales Lord Hermer have a plethora of serious questions to answer, or face international reprisals. Republican Senator for Louisiana John Kennedy, exposes a suspected 'payoff' to disgraced' former Mauritius PM and convicted money launderer Pravind Jugnauth. Amongst the ill-gotten gains discovered during a Mauritius police raid were, UK visas, a bevy of Rolex watches and £25 million in used bank notes divided into various currencies. Who from the Home Office and Foreign Office issued the visas to Jugnauth, when and why? The timeline and signatories will help both the Trump Administration and UK taxpayers discover the true aspirations of Starmer, Hermer and their CCP controlled handlers. Source: @SenJohnKennedy
Exclusive: Richard Tice’s company broke the law by failing to pay tens of thousands of pounds in tax on dividends that were paid to him and his offshore trust. He received at least £91,000 in excess payments as a result of the failure. thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…
Comment🇺🇸🇬🇧: UK VISAS To Mauritius Fraudster PM For Chagos: In light of the 'Chagos Deal' implosion, UK PM Starmer and the Attorney General for England and Wales Lord Hermer have a plethora of serious questions to answer, or face international reprisals. Republican Senator for Louisiana John Kennedy, exposes a suspected 'payoff' to disgraced' former Mauritius PM and convicted money launderer Pravind Jugnauth. Amongst the ill-gotten gains discovered during a Mauritius police raid were, UK visas, a bevy of Rolex watches and £25 million in used bank notes divided into various currencies. Who from the Home Office and Foreign Office issued the visas to Jugnauth, when and why? The timeline and signatories will help both the Trump Administration and UK taxpayers discover the true aspirations of Starmer, Hermer and their CCP controlled handlers. Source: @SenJohnKennedy
This isn’t about liking or disliking Mikel Arteta - it’s about Arsenal’s long-term future. Even if Arteta wins the league, it’s still reasonable to have concerns about the bigger picture: the style of football, tactical rigidity, in-game decisions, and whether it’s sustainable at the highest level. One achievement doesn’t automatically erase out underlying issues. Supporting Arsenal doesn’t mean blindly backing the manager. The club comes first, and fans are right to question whether we’re truly progressing. What’s frustrating is that any fair criticism just gets met with “go support Spurs” or “you’re not invited to the parade” instead of actual discussion. That doesn’t make the concerns invalid - it just avoids them. Also, who are these people to gatekeep who can support Arsenal and who is invited to the parade? 🤷🏾♂️
