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@Gerashchenko_en Beautiful. This is what I call good crying.

@CryptoTice_ Incremental you bull shitter. God why do you have to lie so much. It’s sickening.

BREAKING: China just abandoned Iran's oil. And started buying from Alaska. The country that armed Iran. That defied U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil. Is now buying American oil instead. Why? Alaska is closer. Hormuz is closed. Iran is unreliable. Trump didn't just close the Strait. He redirected Chinese oil demand to American soil. Iran loses its biggest customer. America gains it. The financial blockade didn't just hurt Iran. It forced China to buy American. This is not luck. This is chess. And Trump just took the queen.

@RpsAgainstTrump Taiwan is the sacrificial lamb to Xi as Ukraine is to Putin

Trump clearly sold out Taiwan. When asked on Air Force One on the way back from China whether the U.S. would defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese invasion, Trump replied: “I don’t want to say. That question was asked to me today by President Xi. I said, ‘I don’t talk about it.’” Trump also said, “On Taiwan, President Xi feels very strongly about it.” It’s clear China got the green light to move ahead, especially now that the U.S. is bogged down in the Iran war. Under Trump, our allies can’t trust us, and our adversaries don’t fear us.

@wesstreeting Woof. No one likes a backstabber, Wes.

We need our best players on the pitch. There is no doubt that Andy Burnham is one of them. The Makerfield by-election will be tough. Votes will need to be earned. Andy is the best chance of winning and that should override factional advantage or propping up one person.

@samhfinance The 10-Year Bond Yield: As yields rise, the government's cost to borrow increases, which often leads to more money printing or higher taxes—both of which fuel the inflation that eats your £930k.

@samhfinance Assume a standard longterm inflation rate of 3%, your £930k will feel much smaller in 67 years. Subtract 3% from your interest rate 7%. This leaves you with a Real Return of 4%. £10,000 at 4% for 67 years ~£140,000. Great return but more for kitchen renovation & nice car money.

The UK should scrap the state pension. Give every newborn a £10,000 investment account instead. £10k at 7% for 67 years = roughly £930k. The average person pays about £113,000 in NI over their career. That buys you £241/week at retirement age. Why are we still doing it this way?

@samhfinance If inflation stays at 8% for even a few years, the real value of your savings drops off a cliff. Make matters worse, gov usually taxes you on the £930k (the gain), not the £140k (the real gain). You end up paying tax on profits that haven't actually made you any wealthier.

@BigDawg9232 ✋

Trump could become the first US president to go to prison. Raise your hand if you agree he deserves it.

@SarahG20123 x.com/NancySy19/stat…

Labour don’t need opposition do they? They can do it for themselves! People have campaigned and waited 14 years for a Labour govt and it’s being ruined by a few overreaching and over ambitious MPs and a mayor. I am incandescent! 😡😡😡 #HoldTheLine #IStandWithStarmer #Labour

@ronn214 Yep

How many of you turn off the volume whenever trump is on so as not to have to hear his horrid voice?

@thinkdefence I'm rooting for stability and yep, that means Starmer. No revolving door of PMs please. Haven't we suffered enough: Cameron, May, Johnson, Truss, Sunak ?

Am I the only one rooting for Starmer 😀

@PeterStefanovi2 Says someone who did not bother to speak to the person who she says 'finds it hard to listen'.🤡 She ought to playback what she said in this interview. 😁🤨

"Starmer finds it hard to listen." Junior minister Jess Phillips shares her frustrations with Keir Starmer in her first interview since resigning

I joined the Labour Party in 1993. I know exactly how rare Labour governments are, and how hard they are to win. What some colleagues seem to forget is that the public voted against chaos, ego and endless internal psychodrama. They wanted seriousness back in government. Keir Starmer rebuilt Labour from electoral ruin into a party trusted enough to govern again. That didn’t happen by accident. It took discipline, resilience and political maturity. Do we need debate? Of course we do. But destabilising a Labour government barely into office after 14 years out of power is not strategy. It is recklessness. Too many people in politics love the theatre of rebellion more than the responsibility of governing. The country is exhausted by that culture. Labour succeeds when it focuses on delivery, stability and improving people’s lives — not when it disappears into factional self-indulgence while Reform and the Tories sit back and laugh. Government is precious. We should start acting like it.

@ForgiatoBlow47 Surely, It should be the other way around. Any news about those missiles aimed at Diego Garcia? Have the acoustics signals been verified as coming from the air or closer to the ocean? How can we be sure that these missiles weren't spoofed by Israel?

MARCO RUBIO JUST SAID "WE HAVE STOPPED SHARING MUCH OF THE INTELLIGENCE WITH THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT BECAUSE WE NO LONGER FIND THEM TRUSTWORTHY." DO YOU SUPPORT THIS MOVE BY MARCO?

The Labour Party has 20,000 new members. They joined to support Starmer as PM. Not to support rebels because they can’t vote for them for at least 6 months after joining.

@Oh1997J @bmay I'm not sure it's Starmer turning people away. It's been less than 2 years. He inherited a mess from the Tories. He's done a good job considering. Mid-elections are always protest votes. And it'll give the constituents a flavour of Reform's ability on the local / council level.

@NancySy19 @bmay Did you see the recent election results. Starmer already turning people away from labour

Everyone punch drunk about Burnham. I hope they’re confident that his experience stacks up sufficiently to deal with Putin, negotiate with EU, China, the Trump administration, Iran, manage energy shocks, etc. Does anyone know what his plan is? Does he? This is all a bit daft.

@PeterStefanovi2 He who wields the dagger shall never wear the crown. While people like Boris Johnson or Rishi Sunak proved you can wear the crown, history suggests you'll spend your entire time looking over your shoulder for the next person with a knife. x.com/NancySy19/stat…

Andy Burnham now odds on to become the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom racingpost.com/sport/special-…

@TrumpDailyPosts Trump is the greatest threat

What is the greatest threat to freedom in America?

@chemosh933 @PolitlcsUK Its an all or nothing gamble. If he loses, he faces the political wilderness. It's almost as if he's been 'anointed' as the only one that can save the Labour party. Unfortunately I don't buy any of it because it feels like they're putting the party before the country's needs.

@NancySy19 @PolitlcsUK Yeah, I didn't think Wigan was ideal, but Andy Burnham is much more charismatic than most Lab MPs, which is a very low bar I agree, but I wouldn't count him out.

🚨 BREAKING: Labour MP Josh Simons will resign to trigger a by-election in Makerfield to give Andy Burnham a route back to Parliament

@Steven_Swinford "Burnham is expected to challenge Starmer if he wins the by-election." One step at a time. There is a big "IF" here. x.com/NancySy19/stat…

BREAKING Sir Keir Starmer will have no choice but to allow Andy Burnham to stand in the Makerfield by-election, a senior government source has said. Both the Cabinet and Number 10 aides are clear that Starmer will not be able to block Burnham this time because his authority has been so severely weakened Josh Simons has stood down as the Labour MP for Makerfield to make way for Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester. Burnham is expected to challenge Starmer if he wins the by-election. In January Starmer used his majority on the National Executive Committee, Labour's ruling body, to block Burnham from standing in the Gorton and Denton by-election. Labour subsequently finished third behind the Greens and Reform. A senior government source said that there is "no way" that Starmer can stop Burnham from standing now given that his authority has been so severely damaged. They said the view is shared by both the Cabinet and Number 10 aides. "It's all about Andy now," they said.