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Robbie Render

@Robbie_Render

Software developer - Mostly harmless - GPU-bound

Depends on my VPN setting Katılım Aralık 2025
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Senior@densa_ai·
@PolitlcsUK You can disagree with every single thing Starmer stands for and still recognize that asking someone to condemn a death threat against an MP is a reasonable request. Farage raising Chagos instead tells you something important about his priorities.
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Politics UK@PolitlcsUK·
🚨 WATCH: Keir Starmer urges Nigel Farage to condemn and sack a Reform UK councillor who shared a post saying MP Natalie Fleet "should be shot" Starmer says he condemned threats against Farage and expects the same "decency" Farage responds by raising the Chagos Islands #PMQs
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Rebecca Mistereggen
Rebecca Mistereggen@RMistereggen·
This. This needs to end. Death penalty will sort it out.
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Lee Anderson MP
Lee Anderson MP@LeeAndersonMP_·
Natalie where was your outrage when your two thug brothers and their thug mate threatened to smash my face in and beat up my sons whilst I was having lunch in a pub in Ashfield? My female staff were terrified. Where was your outrage when I had to put my office into lock down when one of your thug brothers kept ringing my office and threatening to come round and sort me out? Please don't claim you know nothing about this, two of them pleaded guilty in court. Are you going to call this out?
Natalie Fleet MP@NatalieFleetMP

Nigel Farage & his gang of bin men get the same security as the rest of us. Sick of the faux outrage. None of them cared when a senior Reform UK politician was my sharing death threats!!!

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Robbie Render@Robbie_Render·
@FergusMason25 @NatalieFleetMP They'll never concede that point. They actually believe it, you see. The modern Labour MP is the very bottom of the intellectual barrel. There are no incentives for smart people to become MPs, and stupid people prefer to hire other stupid people. Clever people are a threat.
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Fergus Mason #BurnhamOut 🇬🇧🇮🇱🇺🇦
Fergus Mason #BurnhamOut 🇬🇧🇮🇱🇺🇦@FergusMason25·
@NatalieFleetMP That's right, Natalie. They get the same security as the rest of you. They ALSO get a constant stream of lefties calling them fascists, racists, a threat to democracy. You know, inflammatory statements that could easily tip a mentally unstable commie into violence.
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Karl Turner MP
Karl Turner MP@KarlTurnerMP·
I’m not happy to have to say this but @DavidLammy has been by far the very worst Justice Secretary that I’ve witnessed in coming up to the 17 years that I’ve been elected to Parliament. That’s saying something because we had the misfortune of witnessing the antics of failing Grayling. Dave has been worse by a country mile. If we’d just not filled the post and done nothing at all in the @MoJGovUK we’d have been much better off for it. Out of his depth. Ego the size of Britain but sadly incapable of anything like the work ethic or intellectual ability to do the job. I will be glad to see him return to the backbenches. He is also a very unpleasant individual. Gobbing off performatively from the security of an office staring down a camera on a remote meeting shouting “I CAME FROM A COUNCIL ESTATE IN TOTTENHAM”. I had my staffers witnessing the entire encounter. I even messaged him this very day asking what on earth he meant? I am still confused but it sounded to me like he was offering me out for a fight. Very odd behaviour from somebody holding the post of Lord Chancellor and Justice Secretary and the privilege of being the Deputy Prime Minister. 🤷🏼‍♂️ #NotlongnowDave
The Telegraph@Telegraph

There are troubled days ahead for Cabinet ministers. Most haven’t a clue whether they are to be fired by leader-in-waiting Andy Burnham, or just moved elsewhere. Simon Heffer says David Lammy should be the first to go. This is why ⬇️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/07/1…

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Robbie Render
Robbie Render@Robbie_Render·
@andrew_lilico Fuck the police. He can speculate as much as he wants. We all can. Stop being so prissy.
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Andrew Lilico
Andrew Lilico@andrew_lilico·
Farage shouldn't be speculating publicly about the motive. That's nothing to do with what Widdecombe's family might want. Framing things in that improper way is just going to make him determined to do it more.
Kevin Schofield@KevinASchofield

Former Tory MP Harvey Proctor told The Times: "Ann Widdecombe was far too dear to her family, friends and former colleagues for her murder to be exploited as political propaganda. The police have expressly asked the public not to speculate about the motive. It is therefore deeply disappointing that Nigel Farage has chosen to do precisely that."

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Ian Baskerville
Ian Baskerville@baskervill99564·
@richardpbacon It just sounds like a cult to me. If you join Reform do you have to hand over your passport to the party leadership, swear allegience to the great leader and cut off all contact with family members?
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richard bacon@richardpbacon·
I sometimes wonder what made Allison Pearson this mad. “Her family should want what Ann would have wanted.” Allison tells her family they SHOULD now want what Allison believes Anne hypothetically would have wanted in the past
Allison Pearson@AllisonPearson

Ann adored her Reform family, she was passionate about the party and believed it would form a government. Ann also loved Nigel and Richard Tice whilst remaining a valued and stern critic. Ann 100% would have wanted public tributes from her party and she would have been touched by Nigel’s beautiful tribute today near her home. She was a stickler for the done thing. Did Labour “hijack” Jo Cox’s death or did they pay fitting tribute to one of their own? Reform loved Ann and Ann loved Reform. Her family should want what Ann would have wanted.

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Terry Macalister
Terry Macalister@TerryMac999·
@richardpbacon Presumably she needs clicks to keep her job at the hate-filled Telegraph. I always wonder what her neighbours in liberal Saffron Walden think.
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Robbie Render
Robbie Render@Robbie_Render·
@DeAthCardiff Don't be so fucking moronic. You're not going to stop this obvious natural variation in climate with a fucking windmill.
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Ike Ijeh
Ike Ijeh@ikeijeh·
@AllisonPearson I'd previously just thought Hodges was simply ignorant, infantile & not very intelligent. Essentially annoying but harmless. His relentless attacks & bizarre, obsessive behaviour over Widdecombe's murder now lead me to believe he is also amoral, vindictive & malicious. Avoid.
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Allison Pearson
Allison Pearson@AllisonPearson·
You are so ignorant, Dan Hodges. Ann had no husband, no children and her only sibling died. What family are you deferring to? Ann was closer to friends, colleagues than she was to the family YOU choose to weaponise against the Reform party she adored and who mourn her deeply.
(((Dan Hodges)))@DPJHodges

And here we have it. The final line crossed. Allison literally telling Ann Widdecombe’s family what they should want in the wake of her death.

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Ameer Kotecha
Ameer Kotecha@Ameer_Kotecha·
This would be disastrous. One step forward two steps back. And on the benefits point, for me there is a bigger question: why are those on ILR allowed to claim benefits at all? Why is this not a right reserved for citizens? ILR means one’s "No Recourse to Public Funds" (NRPF) restriction is lifted. But should it be this way? I have often found it strange that this issue is barely confronted by the government in discussing immigration policy
Steven Swinford@Steven_Swinford

Exclusive from @matt_dathan The Home Office has drawn up plans to relax immigration reforms in a bid to address the concerns of Labour MPs Under a compromise up to 1.6 million migrants could be granted indefinite leave to remain after five years instead of ten — but they would face waiting longer to qualify for benefits The group known as the Boriswave after the boom in immigration under Boris Johnson would be exempted from Mahmood's migration reforms but have to wait longer before accessing benefits such as UC, disability payments, council tax reduction, tax credits and state pension credits A source said: “What it boils down to is benefits. You would allow them to get ILR after five years but you don’t allow them to claim benefits until three or four years later.” They said “most people don’t come here so they can claim benefits”, but the idea that they can do so “as soon as they get ILR” was “politically damaging”. thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

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Min Choi
Min Choi@minchoi·
Ok Grok 4.5 is insane. People are already building things that shouldn't be possible this fast. 10 wild examples:
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Sir Tommy Farmer
Sir Tommy Farmer@SirNotTomFarmer·
What a front page 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤝🇦🇷
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