Ivan Ward, LSISEP.

@RobertJenrick Stop posting absolute 🐂💩 you know you are spouting lies. You wouldn't know the truth even if it smacked you in the face. I thought you were an embarrassment as a Tory, but you have surpassed yourself.

If Burnham wins, a million low skilled migrants will be allowed to stay and get British citizenship in the next few years. And he won’t stop the boats. Instead he will put them in bedsits on your street. To pay for it all? He’ll have to hike your taxes.

@Dubbsisrich @SkySportsPL It was 100% a penalty, he basically held the ball for a short time. The Referee should be suspended and investigated for that appalling decision.

@SkySportsPL Unfortunately for Gary, the law states it's a perfectly good goal. Deflects off the defender and then off Mbuemo's thigh. Rule says it's accidental and a goal

"I think that's an absolute shocker in every single way!" Gary Neville reacts to the referee overruling VAR to allow Cunha's goal to stand.

@5haronl @Nigel_Farage He is a grifter. If there wasn't all this extra money in it for him he wouldn't be doing it. He doesn't give a 💩 about you or anyone else, unless you are multi millionaire or a billionaire offering a financial bung. He will be caught out.

I don’t care what donations @Nigel_Farage received or how he spent it. All I care about is whether he’s is a good politician & a patriot & what he will do for the country. He’s our best politician, a great patriot and he has our best interests at heart. That’s all we need.

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@robprogressive I have seen a good number of your X posts and I have never seen so much 🐂💩 misinformation in my life. I very much hope no one takes any notice of your posts.

Warning, do not pay off your mortgage (yet)* 
 Now, I have this on good authority from the ex-chancellor of the UK 
 He said to me that the government ‘are pushing up inflation as a strategy’
 This means the value of your money is going down, but also: 
 1. The value of your debt is going down 2. The value of the asset will (over time) go up
 There's more reasons to not pay off your mortgage yet*, but right now the main one is because the government are going to pay your mortgage off for you
 The government have nearly 3 trillion in debt
 They're not going to pay it back anytime soon it seems, so inflation increases and it pays off their debt through the back door, but it also pays off your mortgage

And when you add war and energy and oil and food and, importantly, higher interest rates, your actual REAL lifestyle inflation is significantly more And you reduce your monthly repayments, which you can reinvest into assets that appreciate AND assets like property are much cheaper now the crash has already started  See next comment below 👇🏻

@IsabelOakeshott @Nigel_Farage Maybe Farage will disappear with you and your crackpot Tice over to Dubai. Farage will be found out and will have to be removed as an MP.

🛑 Listen everyone. THIS is what @Nigel_Farage is putting up with. Much of it from The Guardian, which will stop at pretty much nothing to damage him. It is ALL the time! 🙄🤬

@AMSZ66 @JamesEFoster @AndyBurnhamGM @karl_fh Don't be so pathetic. This is not a setup. Maybe one day you'll grow up, although I don't think that is likely.

@JamesEFoster @AndyBurnhamGM @karl_fh Josh did this hoping Burnham will not win the by-election, this is a set up by Streeting and possibly even Starmer's camp...and Burnham swallowed it line, hook and sinker.

I can confirm that I will be requesting the permission of the NEC to stand in the Makerfield by-election. I grew up in this area and have lived here for 25 years. I care deeply about it and its people. I know they have been let down by national politics. Ten years ago, I decided to leave Westminster. Why? Because, after 16 years, I came to the conclusion that our national political system does not work for areas like ours. I learnt this fighting its failure to invest in the Wigan borough, for justice for the Hillsborough families and against its treatment of Greater Manchester during the pandemic. Over the last decade, I have been challenging this failure from the outside and building a new and better way of doing politics. We have built Greater Manchester into the fastest-growing city-region in the UK and put buses back under public control, introducing a £2 fare cap to help people with cost-of-living pressures. However, there is only so much that can be done from Greater Manchester. Much bigger change is needed at a national level if everyday life is to be made more affordable again. This is why I now seek people’s support to return to Parliament: to bring the change we have brought to Greater Manchester to the whole of the UK and make politics work properly for people. Millions are struggling and they need the Labour Government to succeed. It has already made changes to make life better for them in its first two years. After this week, we owe it to people to come back together as a Labour movement, giving the Prime Minister and the Government the space and stability they need as the by-election takes place. I want to recognise the difficult decision taken by Josh Simons and the sacrifice he and his family are making. I have worked closely with him as Mayor on issues like flooding and illegal waste dumping and have seen first-hand how effective he has been. He has put the communities of Makerfield first, made a real difference for them and should take great pride in that. Finally, I truly do not take a single vote for granted and will work hard to regain the trust of people in the Makerfield constituency, many of whom have long supported our party but lost faith in recent times. We will change Labour for the better and make it a party you can believe in again. ENDS

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@JChimirie66677 Misleading posts as usual. You are obviously not credible. Just help Reform UK with a rubbish post.

Before Anyone Crowns Burnham, Ask Him About Operation Augusta. The Westminster commentary has settled on its preferred narrative. Andy Burnham is the answer. The King of the North. The popular, relatable, effective politician who can reconnect Labour with the voters it has lost. Union leaders are backing him. MPs are championing him. The NEC has cleared his path. Nobody is asking the question his own record demands. Operation Augusta was a Greater Manchester Police investigation into a grooming gang of up to 100 members who abused at least 57 children, some as young as 12, all in the care of Manchester social services. The operation was shut down. The official reason was lack of resources, despite Greater Manchester Police having gained over 1,000 additional officers in the preceding years. Of 97 individuals identified as suspects, three were imprisoned. That was recorded as a success. When the subsequent review was published and MPs wrote to Burnham challenging him on the failures, his response was described in Hansard as supine. He accepted the lack of resources argument without challenge. MPs noted there was no sense of injustice in his reply. The minutes from the meeting where the decision to end Operation Augusta was taken had disappeared. The minutes from Manchester City Council had disappeared at the same time. The Rochdale review, which Burnham also commissioned, identified 96 men still deemed a potential risk to children who remained at large. That review covered failures between 2004 and 2013, documenting multiple failed investigations and apparent institutional indifference to the plight of hundreds of girls, mainly white, from poor backgrounds. Burnham described it as a lamentable strategic failure. He expressed anger. He called for a duty of candour on public servants. What he did not do was explain what his mayoralty had done to locate and prosecute the 96 men still identified as dangers to children. To be precise, Burnham commissioned these reviews. But commissioning a review of institutional failure is not the same as confronting it. The reviews documented failures that occurred both before and during his mayoralty. His response to parliamentary challenge on those failures was judged inadequate by MPs who examined it. Now the same political class that failed to press him on those questions is preparing to hand him the keys to Downing Street. Union leaders who represent workers in the communities where these failures occurred are backing him without condition. MPs who sat through the Hansard debate on Operation Augusta are championing him as the clean candidate. The media is treating his popularity as a sufficient qualification. The parallel with the Mandelson affair is not superficial. The central argument of this affair has been that institutional accountability has been systematically avoided by a political class more concerned with managing consequences than confronting them. The grooming gang failures in Greater Manchester represent exactly that pattern applied to the most vulnerable children in the country. Girls in care were failed. Suspects were identified and not prosecuted. Evidence disappeared. The response was described as supine. A political culture that cannot ask these questions of its preferred successor has not learned anything from the crisis that is forcing the current Prime Minister out. Changing the leader without changing the culture of institutional evasion simply reproduces the problem with a more popular face attached. Before anyone in Westminster, in the unions or in the media decides that Andy Burnham is the answer, they should read the Hansard record of Operation Augusta. They should ask what happened to those 96 men. And they should require a better answer than the one he gave the last time he was asked. "Operation Augusta was a Greater Manchester Police investigation into a grooming gang of up to 100 members who abused at least 57 children, some as young as 12"

I, a Liberal Democrat, just voted tactically for Labour to stop the worst, most dangerous party of my lifetime, winning in my area. Vote tactically today! Keep Reform UK out.

@The_Bladesman @dannyhall04 Why on earth would he want to go to a little club like yours. When he is doing fine at Ipswich and now in the Premier League. The Blades couldn't afford him anyway 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

Sheffield United may resurrect their interest in Ipswich Town winger Jack Clarke. United plan to play Gus Hamer in a central position next season if he is still at the club and therefore a left-winger is a priority this summer. [@dannyhall04] #twitterblades #sufc

British journalism has hit ROCK BOTTOM because the majority of the rags, the journalists work for, don't won't true professional journalists, the owners of the Rag want a government in to help them earn more but pay less Tax, so they write rubbish against those they want out.

@Mark4choice @EDP24 You mean like Delia being pissed on the pitch shouting "let's be having you" type of embarrassment 🤔 I'm happy with our CEO joining in with the supporters. At least he didn't wish for a player to die like your Scummy embarrassing supporters.

@EDP24 Well he embarrassed himself once again.

Ipswich chairman branded 'a disgrace' after foul-mouthed Delia Smith chant ift.tt/aTDsrPI

@stuart_heal @EDP24 As a Supposed Liverpool Supporter, you should keep your nose out of it. 🤡

@EDP24 For those defending him and replying with ‘what about this and what about that’ give your head a wobble. It is a an absolute disgrace that your chairman behaves this way. An absolutely shocking example of leadership of a football club.

@norwich_updates Yes, about how 💩 you are 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

It says a lot about them lot that even after getting promoted, their official account, players, and fans can’t stop talking about us. Embarrassing.

@Zebdee615433 @StaroT93 @secondtierpod Sour grapes alert. Don't worry, your team will remain in the Championship for next season, because they bottled it, nothing else but that.. 😂🤣😂🤣

@StaroT93 @secondtierpod Didn’t dive in, didn’t go to ground, didntgi studs up, didn’t endanger. Just a late challenge which is why it was yellow

Should 2nd place get a trophy? 🤔🏆

@secondtierpod Yes, 1st and 3rd place gets one, so why shouldn't 2nd place.

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