Super Immune

The first two pages of the mugshots of Yookays most wanted. Notice a pattern?

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WHAT THE ACTUAL F*CK IS GOING ON IN BRITAIN?! 😡 A Wetherspoons manager in Braintree has just been caught on camera openly refusing to serve customers who support Reform UK. “I’m deciding that”, he smugly tells punters. Refusing service over politics?! In a bloody pub?! Reform UK is currently the biggest party in the country, leading the polls at 25-28%, favourites to win the next election. These aren’t some fringe weirdos, they’re ordinary, hard-working Brits. The exact salt-of-the-earth customers who pack out Wetherspoons every week, keep the pints flowing and the lights on. Without them, half these pubs would be broke. And some snotty little bar manager thinks he can play political gatekeeper? F*ck off! That’s not how Britain works. You don’t get to ban paying customers because of who they vote for. If you can’t handle serving people with different views, don’t work with the public. Simple as. Tim Martin, sort this out and fire him immediately. This is a disgrace.

Next Tuesday is set to be an absolute juggernaut in Westminster as Keir Starmer faces a day of intense scrutiny over the appointment of Lord Mandelson * First up we have Sir Philip Barton, the former perm sec at the FCDO, who is expected to directly contradict Starmer's claim that no pressure was applied 'whatsoever' over Mandelson's appointment * Barton strongly opposed appointing Mandelson. He was concerned about the way Dame Karen Peirce, the outgoing ambassador, was being treated and though it was a mistake to replace her given that she was personally liked by Trump and his administration * Barton was concerned about Mandelson's suitability for the role and thought it carried significant 'reputational risks' * He also agreed with Lord Case, the then Cabinet Secretary, that vetting should be carried out before the appointment was made. He was overruled by Starmer * Then we have Morgan McSweeney, the PM's chief of staff. He will be questioned over claims - which he denies - that he told Barton to 'just fucking approve' Mandelson's appointment * He is expected to say that the discussion, during a Zoom call, centred on his frustration at the failure to secure a departure date for Peirce. He will deny it represented pressure * We can also expect McSweeney to be asked about his stolen phone and the missing WhatsApp message. And why there appears to be no official record of the PM's decision * Lastly we have the possibility of a vote on whether to refer Starmer to the privileges committee for misleading the Commons. Ministers and opposition parties look likely to grant it It's going to be one hell of a day...

British journalist and television presenter, Ranvir Singh opens up the real truth while discussing the Mandelson scandal: “I’m afraid it taps into that very deep feeling, that the people we vote for are not the people who are running the country. The people we vote for are the front face, a shop window, but there are these unknown, unelected, highly paid, very influential people who are more powerful than the prime minister. We see the tip of the iceberg. We think we’ve got a democracy that’s open and fair. We don’t.” Well said. 🎯

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