Mark Adams
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Because there is no evidence of 250,000 girls being raped.
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She was more angry about Elon posting about 250,000 girls in the UK being raped than 250,000 girls in the UK being raped. Insane.
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@narindertweets @dirk7890 Of course you were part of the oppressive establishment!
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People fuming because he's making social media content.
Its literally the one way to engage with the electorate especially the younger generation...on HIS TERMS.
Andy Burnham@andyburnham
Behind the scenes of No 10 North…
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@AmazingInsider @elonmusk Because he knows if the UK 'Mother' counteyy falls, the West is hanging by a thread.
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@elonmusk Elon, you don't even live in the UK, why do you care so much about British affairs?😂😂
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@narindertweets @avfcbreaking @andyburnham Corner ahops sell discount booze which adds to the pub/food market's problems.
So, no.
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@avfcbreaking @andyburnham Supermarkets are able.to because of buying power
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Corner shops are the community
Supermarkets do not put as much back into communities
Are you actually saying you want to help big businesses get richer and not your local butchers/florists/bakers??
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I’m giving thousands of pubs, clubs and music venues a 20% cut in business rates.
I won’t stand by while these cherished local spaces disappear, replaced by boarded-up windows and ‘For Sale’ signs.
They’re the heart of our communities and it’s time we backed them.
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@PhysInHistory yea let's disintegrate people....whoo hoo...now let's celebrate the ones who designed and made it possible whoo hoo...some were women...whoo hoo......gee, "thanks Manhattan Project...... Humans rock." 🤡
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While names like Oppenheimer and Fermi are well-known, the Manhattan Project also relied heavily on the contributions of numerous women scientists, engineers, and technicians. Among them, Leona Woods Marshall Libby helped build the world's first nuclear reactor, and physicist Elizabeth Rona pioneered the extraction of uranium from ore. Their contributions are often overshadowed by their male counterparts.
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@lowles_nick So, Nick.....are the victims using falsehoods and carefully created data???
You're despicable.
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We ignore Rupert Lowe’s Gang Rape Inquiry report at our peril
It might be based on clear falsehoods and have used dodgy and carefully-curated data to support a fervent anti-Muslim narrative, but Lowe’s report will be believed by millions and will be used to escalate racism and deepen community tensions.
By linking rape almost exclusively to race he has diminished the scope and magnitude of the crime and has done a serious disservice to victims.
open.substack.com/pub/nicklowles…
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@SamCKx Do not confuse Kier the ideological servant with a British public servant.
The venn diagram does not overlap !!!
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Keir Starmer rightly receives a standing ovation from the entire House as he bids farewell to Parliament.
He will go down as a genuinely honourable public servant, and one of the most unfairly maligned leaders in modern British politics.
He became a target of a new wave of politics driven by hostility, misinformation and propaganda, designed not to strengthen democracy, but to erode trust in it, whose goal is to concentrate power into the hands of those with the greatest wealth, resources and influence.
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Ahead of tonight’s England game, the Black British community is carrying an uneasy feeling. We desperately want it to come home, but we also know that if England lose, our brilliant Black players will face a level of hate the rest of the team simply won’t.
So let’s see how the Reform fanboys and MPs who have been trolling me since Saturday behave if the result doesn’t go our way.
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@supertanskiii Reform literally platformed a woman who wanted innocent people burnt alive
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Someone has to say it…
Reform and Restore, by giving parliamentary representation to the rhetoric of fringe far right groups like the BNP, has directly caused an increase in violence in Britain. It’s like starting a fire then crying that you’re at risk of getting burnt.
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@UbamaraChukwu_ @TRobinsonNewEra Forcrfully? No. We entered jnto a finamcial transaction.....which was wrong......but other natives did the forcing.
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@TRobinsonNewEra Have you forgotten that your ancestors were going around the world using ships to forcefully bring people into your territory?
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@SophieP25397 .....says a leftie while thousands if rage baiting lefties exploit her death.
You're so childish in your world views.
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Wait for Farage to announce that he’s going to fight the by-election “in Ann’s memory” or because “she would have wanted me to keep going”.
He’s bound to exploit her death.
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@AngelaRayner @DurhamGala You're clearly not 'amongst friends'.
You're lording it over working people and using them as a back drop for your cheap social media likes.
All you care about is yourself.
Get a life.
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@adamboultonTABB We see your true colours @adamboultonTABB
You're a vile cunt.
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AN APOLOGY
I was seriously wrong and insensitive in one of the several media appearances I made yesterday in reaction to the death of Ann Widdecombe. I got the timing and tone of my initial word portrait of her wrong.
Of course I shared, and share, the horror at her murder and the respect for her remarkable and feisty political career. I also know that many people loved her for her subsequent showbiz stardom. Her untimely death is a horrible thing.
My mistaken view was that in the context of rolling news coverage, I was being asked to contribute as an obituarist who has known her and interacted with her since the 1980s. This approach was premature. At no point was I expressing my personal feelings about her, that's not what I do. I was discussing her life in the round, based on the record of known facts and what she has said about herself, along with some recollections of our personal interactions. My choice of words on the spur of the moment was clumsy. I did not intend to offend though obviously I did.
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@PeterTatchell Too late Peter. We see your true colours now.
Remember, your politics survives on ripping anyone apart over words.
It works both ways.
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I apologise for my insensitive comments about Ann Widdecombe's death
Nobody deserves to die, no matter what they believe in
My sincere condolences to Ann's family & friends
I support the police investigation & want justice for Ann
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
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@hewitson10 ...I'm sure if Ann had £5m for security she wouldn't have been murdered. Kind of proving his point though aren't you?
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How long before Nigel Farage uses the murder of Ann Widdecombe as a reason he needed the £5m alleged security money ?
He will disgracefully milk this
he will run his whole clacton campaign on it
Reform will find a new level of pond scum to slide off
Am I wrong?
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@stuzi_pants "It's down to the women. They had a choice. They could have said 'no' and walked out. They didn't. They chose the glamour and the money over their own dignity."
Ann Widdecombe re. the #MeToo movement.
No. Fuck her.
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Shock to wake up to the news that Ann Widdecombe has passed away aged 78
Politically a million miles away from me, and oftentimes infuriating but still an ever present throughout my time being mesmerised by British politics
Reading some of the more derogatory posts I’d remind people, if you’ve got nothing nice to say, then don’t say anything at all. Someone’s died, and they have a family. Simple
Kevin Maguire@Kevin_Maguire
Saddened and shocked at the sudden death of Ann Widdecombe, 78, the Reform politician and former Conservative MP & Minister plus, of course, star of Strictly and panto Disagreed on most things but she was kindly and I enjoyed clashing and pulling her leg on @JeremyVineOn5 RIP
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Wow, Farage really will do ANYTHING to deflect from his financial scandal.
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@Tim30do @RupertLowe10 Jesus fucking Christ Tim. You fucking cunt!!!
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One survivor told our inquiry this...
"if I can save just even one more child, girl or boy, from going through any of this, then I’ve done my job."
Incredible bravery, and she has certainly done that.
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