SnailStrike

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SnailStrike

SnailStrike

@SnailStrike

How can one define the ineffable uniqueness of any one person whilst being true to their multifarious...oh. I've run out of characters.

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Philip Proudfoot
Philip Proudfoot@PhilipProudfoot·
Spraying red paint on a bank. That's what the CPS wants sentenced as terrorism; for an action from August 2024, before Palestine Action was even proscribed. You might not care about Palestine. But this is dystopian as hell. Literally the stuff of authoritarian dictatorships.
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Daniel Mayakovski
Daniel Mayakovski@DaniMayakovski·
En EEUU, un abuelo de más de 80 años con artrosis, sigue limpiando las mesas de una cadena alimentaria para poder pagarse sus medicinas bajo el sistema privado sanitario y así sobrevivir bajo el capitalismo. Así es el maravilloso "sueño americano" capitalista, este es es el sistema que quieren normalizar, que seamos explotados hasta la muerte en trabajos lo suficientemente precarios para que no puedas dejarlo nunca si quieres pagar las facturas.
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Diane Abbott
Diane Abbott@HackneyAbbott·
This level of violence against Muslims is completely unacceptable. Where are the strong condemnations, the emergency meetings, the taskforces to tackle it? One mosque attacked every 5 days, says Muslim Trust theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/j…
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Lien
Lien@Jacksonsrule·
The real reason America has no high-speed rail has absolutely nothing to do with geography or technology. It is the result of a single lobbying contract worth $400 million signed in 1955. You are told the country is just "too big" or too spread out for bullet trains. That is a fabricated lie. The American automotive and oil cartels literally bought the government to systematically remove public transit. They ripped up existing rail networks and paved over the nation to guarantee people would rely on cars, insurance, and fuel just to participate in society.
quote@itsmubashi

hit me with the secrets they never told you

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Barry Malone
Barry Malone@malonebarry·
You will never see the media go harder on the “where will the money come from?” question than when a policy is aimed at helping the working class.
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Alexander Green
Alexander Green@alexframegreen·
I've seen no greater irony in my entire life than Anthropic complaining about distillation. They trained on the entire corpus of human knowledge and are now selling it back to us, compressed. All while desperately trying to game regulators into providing them with a business model and claiming the moral high ground, haughtily and with great condescension
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Daniel Mayakovski
Daniel Mayakovski@DaniMayakovski·
Un 22 de julio de 1962, el líder fascista británico Oswald Mosley, intentaba realizar un mitin en la Trafalgar Square de Londres... los antifascistas se organizaron, asaltaron el escenario, lo expulsaron a palos y obligaron a los fascistas suspender el mitin. Así se combatía al fascismo antes, ahora a los antifascistas se les llamaría terroristas y se pide respetar las "ideas" de los fascistas, se les da altavoz y se debate con ellos. El fascismo es un crimen y llevó a la humanidad a una guerra mundial con más de 50 millones de muertos, no es "una opción electoral" a respetar, es una lacra que debe ser erradicada y jamás tolerada.
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SnailStrike@SnailStrike·
@artman8887 @fdh939 @ka_grieco @JenGriffinFNC @nytimes Retaliation? WHICH Iranian attacks are you talking about you moron? The Iranians were literally at the negotiating table with the US when the US started bombing them - and guess what, they were offering a better deal than they are now!
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Kelly Grieco
Kelly Grieco@ka_grieco·
Some excellent reporting from the @nytimes on Iran's strikes on US forces in Jordan, including four attacks in five days, two service members killed, dozens wounded. Three things stand out about Iranian capabilities, and US position in region. 🧵 nytimes.com/2026/07/18/wor…
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SnailStrike@SnailStrike·
@LoftusSteve Yeah cos the future should be about no unions, no council housing, centralised political power and shitty expensive private monopolies. Sounds great, sign me up!
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Steve Loftus
Steve Loftus@LoftusSteve·
He keeps getting worse somehow. He's a walking cliche. He's still thinks Thatcher is the root of all evil and we need more council houses, more union power, more nationalisation and bigger Government. He's fighting imagined 40 year old battles. He has no clue.
James Heale@JAHeale

Andy Burnham’s speech will promise a “distinctly Labour” future with “courage to fix the big things that politics has neglected.” It will argue that “Britain took a series of wrong turns in the 1980s” when “political power was centralised and economic power privatised.”

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SnailStrike@SnailStrike·
@beverleyturner @GBNEWS Yes the free speech of billionaires to purchase a whole channel to spread their world view. Um, but only about 10 people would have that kind of 'free speech' wouldn't they?
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Bev Turner
Bev Turner@beverleyturner·
These people have tried to destroy @GBNEWS for 5 years. 'Hope Not Hate' orchestrated a tireless campaign against anyone to tried to advertise with us. They believe cancel culture is a useful weapon to curate their own world view. They despise free speech. More than ever we are going to need help from the Americans to remind them that the solution to what they would call 'hate speech' is more speech. @UnderSecPD @SecRubio @JDVance @POTUS
Connor Tomlinson@Con_Tomlinson

Andy Burnham has hired Matthew McGregor, former Director of Hope Not Hate, as Director of Political Strategy in 10 Downing Street, and Alison Phillips, a current board member of Hope Not Hate, as his Director of Transition. Starmer appointed former Hope Not Hate trustee Baroness Ruth Anderson (formerly Smeeth) as Parliamentary Secretary for the Cabinet Office. Smeeth worked with McGregor at Hope Not Hate. Hope Not Hate continues to be rewarded by the state, despite employing paedophile Labour councillor Liron Velleman and violent communist Matthew Collins. McGregor worked on the Obama campaign in 2012 and led the Hope Not Hate campaign against the Brexit Party in 2019. McGregor is also on the board of charity Reprieve, which campaigns for the abolition of the ability to strip citizenship from the likes of Rochdale rape gang leader Shabir Ahmed and Shamima Begum. Phillips was editor of The Daily Mirror (2018 to 2024), and head of ThinkLabour. He has also hired Hayden Munro, former campaign director for New Zealand's COVID tyrant Jacinda Ardern, and Sarah Brown, who has been Sadiq Khan's communications director for the last five years. Burnham's chief of staff will be friend, former Labour minister, former chair of Blair's Institute for Public Policy Research, and former BBC director of Strategy and Digital, James Purnell. Every patriot now has a target on their back. Expect Burnham to be even worse on immigration and censorship than Starmer.

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Maitreya Bhakal
Maitreya Bhakal@MaitreyaBhakal·
As they get mogged by China harder and harder, it's hilarious to watch Silicon Valley libs get hysterical upon realizing that the real reason for US tech supremacy was US imperialism - not merit. They were not more "intelligent" or "better at shipping" or had the "best brians in the world" or any such nonsense - they were just more evil and hegemonic. That was their real moat. All else was derivative and followed downstream. And now with China's rise, that moat is drying up. And they cannot defend themselves, they have no option but to watch helplessly as China defeats and conquers them. The copium is a beautiful sight to behold.
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