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@simon_schama But invoking the 25th will result in Vance becoming President. Not sure there's much change in that...

Trump just SAYING he's about to wipe out a civilization ought to be enough for 25th - and for Congress to be recalled !

@JulianMArenas @Yookay_ @WarMonitor3 A muslin state you say? Well at least we'll be able to console ourselves with a very nice consommé. Idiot

@Yookay_ @WarMonitor3 The UK has betrayed the US. The UK is going to be a muslin state. The US has declared:

Chile has just backed Argentinas renewed claims on the British Falkland Islands. Good luck with that...

@tiff_tv Makes up for your clearly offside goal to open the scoring then

Looking for the foul? You half time summarising twat!! You can see his eyes looking at the ball coming his way till he was flattened. #SaintsFC

@BBCWalesNews Oh please - someone give him a nosebag and put him in the bottom field

Left-wing parties would block a Reform government in Wales, says Drakeford bbc.in/4tcJ1eM

@iainmartin1 Oh FFS

“Said to be looking at a report by Dale Vince…”

@ILovesTheDiff It’s okay - the council leader for transport is otherwise engaged in having a Twitter spat with Clarkson. I’m sure he’ll be back doing his job presently…

Lunacy: there are moon craters on the inside lane westbound of Eastern Ave at Pentwyn. Anyone else had the pleasure?

@Annettewhatmou1 @ModernNavy @HouseofCommons And with respect, what the hell would you know about that?

@ModernNavy @HouseofCommons Knighton is the wrong person to be CDS -he has the wrong career background!

Defence Secretary, John Healey admits the Chief of the Defence Staff, Richard Knighton didn't advise him to send HMS DRAGON to the East Med until Tuesday, 3 March last week: 3 days after war started and 20 days after US let on @HouseofCommons @ModernNavy hansard.parliament.uk/commons/2026-0…

@iainmartin1 And what makes you think that the money will be well spent? That’s the main problem we have - our defence spending is one of the highest on the planet and we’ve got very little to show for it in relative terms

Rare strong agree

"It's the most I've enjoyed a game of football since I've stopped playing." 😁 Wayne Rooney loved his time at Wrexham on Saturday... but doesn't expect to be appearing with Deadpool again! 🕷️😂

@LizWebsterSBF So, if their targets are underground storage facilities for ballistic missiles that could be used against Gulf states or Cyprus, would you consider the use of the B1s offensive or defensive?

We were told the UK would not support offensive strikes on Iran. Now US B-1 bombers are landing at RAF Fairford after Britain approved use of its bases. Either the policy changed or the public was misled. Which is it? #IranWar2026

@Crash_the_Flash @CreasonJana @TheGrayRider Yet again like most of the posts here - complete horseshit

@CreasonJana @TheGrayRider Lloyds has also lost access to intelligence because Starmer has proven to be untrustworthy. They can’t price insurance w/o knowing the “risk.” Starmer screwed himself.

If Keir Starmer wasn’t pissed before … he certainly is now! Trump outmaneuvered him in regards to Hormuz. Great Britain thought they held all the cards when they ordered Lloyd’s of London … the world's only insurance market large enough to back the value of the global oil fleet … to stop insuring them is they were transiting the Strait of Hormuz. This move had the potential of crippling 20-30 percent of the world’s oil attempting to get thru the 21 mile chokehold. Why? Because there is only one company in the entire globe that is big enough to insure all the oil tankers going through this strait. Up until now, that company is Lloyd’s of London. One needs to understand how Britain bit off its nose to spite its face … it’s because the oil being delivered thru Hormuz is responsible for about 2 percent of the British Empire’s GDP, over a $40 billion contribution to the United Kingdom and 50,000 jobs, but it’s also a geopolitical tool for the UK. Then SUDDENLY … POOF … Starmer decided they were no longer going to insure anyone going through the Strait, which would have halted all energy shipments. It was kind of a giant ‘middle finger’ to President Trump to confuse and distort the energy markets and make America look bad. But our @POTUS played his ‘Trump card’ and said that the United States government will start insuring these shipping companies. And with the return of ‘double Middle Fingers’ back at Starmer, our President said our Navy will provide personal escorts for those ships. Effectively shutting down one of the largest geopolitical tools the United Kingdom has had all the way back to the 1600s. Additionally, Lloyd’s of London has been affected economically, because getting back online will take more than a magic wand. And, since our US military has traditionally assisted these tankers with going thru the Strait in the past, why would many of the companies owning those tankers want to go back to Lloyds. Starmer has learned the meaning of FAFO!

@Hobut92 @CreasonJana @Angiequa You do realise that many Lloyds syndicates are…….American? Maybe not

@CreasonJana @Angiequa The Americans outsmarted the British again!!🇺🇲🇺🇲

@TStandfield1789 @BBCNewsnight @GillianKeegan @Conservatives @AlistairCarns The rot started way before then

That's Paddy O'Connell told. Finally a government minister, war hero and former Royal Marines colonel, Al Carns, reminds him that UK defence problems stem from fourteen years of Tory devastation. O'Connell - silence. @BBCNewsnight @GillianKeegan @Conservatives @AlistairCarns

@DPJHodges The right ones may not have been deployable

@Weems213 That's not what's surprised me. What's surprised me is why it's taken us so long to deploy the assets we do have.

How is it conceivable the Government wasn't aware there was a requirement for the Royal Navy to have an effective system for tackling Iranian drones until 48 hours ago.

@LiamFox Sir Liam, as much as I despise the hand wringing from No 10, the Conservative Party also shoulder some responsibility for hollowing out our military to an extent where we cannot defend British sovereign territory adequately

Don't blame Britain's armed forces for our current international humiliation. We could have easily pre-positioned forces to defend our interests in Cyprus and Bahrain given that the writing has been on the wall for months that Iran's intransigence could result in US and Israeli military action.   We have left our allies bewildered and angry, our citizens and interests unprotected, and our international reputation in tatters because Keir Starmer, our "national embarrassment " did not want to send any "signals" to his Parliamentary left-wing and sections of his voter base that Britain might support US or Israeli action.    Cowering behind legal opinion and lacking any shred of leadership when we needed some political backbone, we have the most invertebrate government conceivable. Don't blame our proud and capable military who share our embarrassment, blame the shameful and useless Labour government which, nominally, governs our country.

@WillHayCardiff And you put this on…..social media. Which echo chamber would you like this to go to then?

You need to watch this. Don't let anyone tell young people aren't thoughtful and don't engage with social issues. My news letter was in Cardiff talking to people about Reform UK. Watch this incredible Welsh lad explain why some young people turn towards Nigel Farage's party. Articulate, clear, compassionate.

@DefenceHQ Each one ripping the taxpayer off for maximum gain. No wonder we can only afford a paltry amount for our £1B

Behind every helicopter built in Yeovil there's a network of almost 70 UK businesses making it possible, each bringing something unique to the table. This £1 billion deal doesn't just secure 3,300 jobs at one site, it backs UK industry across all nations from the ground up. 🇬🇧

@MissScouty_C @DPJHodges This👆- and neither do the vast majority of the population I'd wager

@DPJHodges I don’t think they actually GAF. Too interested in breakfast clubs and Gaza.

Turkish officials believe the Iranian missile they intercepted was another attempt to attack RAF Akrotiri. I wonder if those Labour MPs currently backing Keir Starmer understand the political - never mind human and military - implications of one of these finding its target.

@SummerM40918655 @DrewPavlou Right up to the point a new administration changes tack. Insurance by an independent organisation devoid of one nation politik and based on risk rather than requirement is essential. Hence why Lloyds has existed for so long.

@DrewPavlou There is no way Lloyd can compete with US government.

London bankers with the politics of Rory Stewart decided to destroy their global dominance over the maritime insurance industry just to own Trump for like 2 days. Well done retards.