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@ajcdeane @tfa4freedom Very sad news for those on any side of politics who valued integrity, intelligence and honesty in debate. I never held Simon’s political views but I had much respect for him, he will be sorely missed. Condolences to his close friends and family.

For those on the right of British politics I’m afraid I have the most dreadful news. Simon Richards, formerly Chief Executive of the Freedom Association @tfa4freedom, died this weekend. His family want his many friends in this corner of national life to know, hence this post. I will miss him deeply. Simon was a funny, thoughtful, caring man who loved this country and fought for freedom with every ounce of his strength. Most of all he was the nicest man in British politics. Go forth upon thy journey from this world, O Christian soul.

@villabone @villabone I think we swapped luck over the weekend, here’s hoping the having a stinker for a claret and blue club moves to Burnley post the international break for both our club’s sake!

@villabone Compared to my claret and blues lot your season is going swimmingly my son….

You don't choose the things you believe in. They choose you Villa chose me, when I was born, when I was 5 at my 1st match at VP, when I lifted the EC in 82. This season could be tough, it could be gr8. I'm villa, coz they chose me #avfc #vtid

@AshySlasheeDB Watership Down

What movie traumatised you as a kid?

@villabone Also though we don’t agree I still hope you live to know it’s ok we don’t and you have the right to your opinion and live….it’s self.

This is current state of our country. I'd live to know if anyone agrees with this

@villabone I don’t agree that judges and the judiciary are repugnant for following sentencing guidelines that may not be appropriate for physical violence or incitement. It is for Parliament to change the law and guidelines not for judges to make calls outside the current legal definition.

@MRAJPalmer @villabone 2/2 though the MP has served time both on remand & under sentence whilst his appeal was arranged and heard. Also there is a valid argument that sentencing guidelines on personal violence are low as well as post the various attacks on MP’s if this should be a different legal case

@MRAJPalmer @villabone Under current sentencing guidelines for a first offence in an English court and where factors of other actions for rehabilitation and time served on remand if not deemed motivated by a hate crime under protected characteristics then, yes potentially on appeal 1/2

Oh @FriendlyTester I hear Plymouth is lovely this time of year unless you are a @TesterFromLeic 🫣

@real_shirelass Not every single person is having an election postponed as they are not all being impacted by the dissolution of some tiers of local government to become unitary authorities like some did in 2021…did you advocate bankruptcy for all local authorities then by non payment?

EVERY SINGLE PERSON IN THE UK NEEDS TO WITHHOLD COUNCIL TAX. THE REVOLUTION IS ALREADY HERE.

@RupertLowe10 2/2 committed criminals tend to be persistent but often caught hence committed, which would suggest they are not that good at it. Diversity is inclusive and allows for enabling the poor, working class, disabled, women and all academically gifted equal chance of access…

@RupertLowe10 Surely competence should be a given for universities: academic excellence would be a higher goal, character is shown by accepting not all are equal or the same but should be given equitable opportunities, commitment is not always a positive statement of good 1/2

Universities shouldn't promote diversity. They should promote competence, character and commitment. To financially punish those who do act properly is deeply immoral. I don't care about diversity, and nor should you.

@KEdge23 They remain MP’s but not Labour as quickly suspended from the party. No MP would or can be deseated by any party under either condition stated above unless it leads to a parliamentary suspension that met a recall petitions’ criteria and enough constituent’s sought a by election.

So we have Labour MPs either beating constituents in the street, or wishing pensioners dead in messages. They still remain MPs. This Labour government are truly rotten to the core.

@Joffrey61964585 @canadiancarol1 @sophielouisecc Not convinced it’s a waste of time and money to hold a trail to uphold the principles of law and the right to trail. A full trial is more expensive than a sentencing one from a guilty plea & tends to lead to more expensive post sentencing costs to the state if found guilty too.

@MccarthyNeill @canadiancarol1 @sophielouisecc Proof is pretty evident. Waste of time and money but as you say it’s his right , but who’s advising him? Maybe he thinks he’s Teflon like Starmer.

If labour MPs aren’t beating up their constituents They’re hoping that they die for having the audacity to ask about bin collections

@Neccccy No and not only as none currently stand in the constituency I reside and hold a vote in.

Would you vote for these if there was an election tomorrow?

@villabone I’ve only heard Labour MP’s who are keen to appease Sir Keir call the current incarnation centre left. I acknowledged the statism, accept there is an inherent & extreme authoritarian central command/control model appearing to be in play. It’s the left bit I’m struggling with.

@MccarthyNeill Yep, aware everyone calls it centre left, more right than left, but, let's be honest, it displays characterise of.... Extreme left. When someone like trumpy face does it, he gets branded a fascist, a left party does it, nothing said

Showing traits of extremism. If this was the tories, the word 'fascist' would be everywhere without realising extreme left have the same traits as extreme right. Controlling elections, that's 💯 a trait of both extremes

@ghost_wales It probably is a resignation point on principle; however probably anyone who would say that about a person who does not share their views may not have those principles in the first place so is unlikely to resign their seat.

An MP saying he hopes a pensioner dies for not voting labour should be a resignation matter not just a suspension from the Labour Party. It should be a by election in my opinion. Andrew Gwynne MP is a horrible little bastard. An apology isn’t good enough.

@CathyMo41926708 @GoodwinMJ Yes as an independent MP as suspended from the PLP. De seating an MP is not something an Parliamentary party can just do, that is for constituents under certain specific circumstances post a recall petition

@GoodwinMJ Sacked from his job, but still a member of Parliament, right?

Labour Minister sacked for saying he “hoped pensioner who didn’t vote Labour would die” Disgusting

@Joffrey61964585 @canadiancarol1 @sophielouisecc From the video circulated it does, still does not remove the right to plead not guilty and face trial. That trail maybe quick when it happens with compelling evidence; long established English law has the premise of innocent until proven guilty and a fair trail without prejudice

@MccarthyNeill @canadiancarol1 @sophielouisecc Seems clear cut

@ArchRose90 It appears he is trying to sort them as whip removed and suspended from the PLP. I rarely recall multiple Conservative PM’s acting so quickly and decisively for similar transgressions in recent history.

Labour MP Andrew Gwynne is also accused of making racist and sexist remarks. Before Keir Starmer calls every Tom, Dick and Harry “far right” he should sort his own MPs.