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@KarlTurnerMP @Nigel_Farage @KemiBadenoch How you have got the nerve to post this I don’t know. Do you see what treatment Reform MPs get in the chamber? Smirking, shouted down, not afforded a bit of respect and Nigel Farage constantly harangued. Children would give a better account of themselves.

@FourFourTwo £5k a week? Christ, I don’t know how he can put bread on the table.

🗣️ “Karren Brady told me she’d offer £5k-a-week with the under-21s. I said, 'How can you offer that when the under-21s are on more than that and I’ve been at this club for 10 years?' Her response was, 'Well, they haven’t been in a car crash and shattered their leg.' I was like, 'Oof, OK…' I didn’t sign the contract.” fourfourtwo.com/person/player/…

@aberdeenuni This digusting creature should never work in gainful employment again. I hope you terminate its contract in short order.

The University is aware of social media posts made by a member of staff regarding the death of Ann Widdecombe and is reviewing this as a matter of priority. The comments that have been shared are entirely the individual’s own and do not represent the views of the University of Aberdeen. Complaints into any member of staff are handled confidentially through our established processes.

@alfiehaaland @FabrizioRomano Sorry, but Sørloth damaged Norway’s chances of progressing far more than the officials did.

@FabrizioRomano Well done Bellingham and referee.

🫲🏾🫱🏾 Brace against Norway. Six goals in six World Cup games. Always there when England needed the most. Hey, Jude. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@alexmcole_ This has gone well for you.

If you reserve a seat on a train and actually ask someone to move so you can sit there I genuinely think less of you as a person

@raphaeldogg It’s not funny though, is it? We’re talking about a murder victim here. Uncanny resemblance to Cary Grant? You look and sound like a half-wit.

Funny how a person's entire political career can be motivated by hatred but we're supposed to be respectful when she dies.

@JohnRadoux @Sue63421838 @iamtomskinner People are not “searching for them on Blue Sky,” – they are all over X. You are either obtuse, stupid, or both.

@Sue63421838 @iamtomskinner Ok, that would mean people are searching for them on Blue Sky so then can come back to X to complain about them. This seems a strange thing to do.

I don’t get it. I’ve just come back on this app after having a few days off and the first thing I see is people celebrating that Ann Widdecombe has passed away. You don’t have to agree with her politics or opinions but you do need to remember that she was still a person and someone’s mum and grandmother and friend. There is a poor family who is grieving right now and has a huge hole in their hearts. Then I see what these horrible bastards are writing and celebrating on here 🙈🙈 Just ain’t right. Sending my condolences to Ann’s family and friends. Bosh❤️

@TedUrchin Author, painter, artist, cunt.

It would appear that the Devon and Cornwall Police have opened and an investigation into the nature of Widdecombe’s death. If it proves to be criminal, then I hope the perpetrators are brought to justice and feel the full force of the law. I would never defend acts of violence. Still, having said that, my opinion of her would not change.

So, Ann Widdecombe has dropped off her mortal coil. RIP. I know it might not be appreciated to speak ill of the dead, but she really was quite appalling. Some might say hateful. I know I would.

@Always_moaning_ @KathrynPorter26 Well, there is a photo–whether you agree with it or not–of somebody with their feet on the seats. So I think we can take that as being true. There is also a photo of somebody sticking two fingers up at the OP, which would suggest they were confronted. We all have rough days.

@_StewNotStu @KathrynPorter26 But the thing is Stewart. You don’t know if any of that is true. You’ve seen an image of someone with their feet not even fully on the seat, two older people, may of had a rough day! & you’ve read a narrative portrayed by Kathryn and ran with it.

These people think it's funny to put their feet on the seats on trains 10:18 from Winchester to Waterloo @SW_Help

@Always_moaning_ @KathrynPorter26 Does putting your feet on train seats, and then carrying on when asked to stop, not also qualify as ‘weird’ behaviour? Hardly surprising mundane situations like this escalate when we continue to set such a low bar for ourselves.

@_StewNotStu @KathrynPorter26 Yes. Taking pictures of random people and posting it online, so your followers can abuse and pile on is weird behaviour.

@Always_moaning_ @KathrynPorter26 Be better than what? People who put their feet on train seats?

@KathrynPorter26 Aww you didn’t get the attention you wanted. Yes people putting there feet on the seats isn’t ideal or nice. But it’s certainly not worth taking pics of random people online and hoping for a pile on. Be better

@CaptainSwing666 @SkyNews Really no need, is there? What a horrible cunt you are.

@SkyNews Don't forget to put a stake through her heart, just to be sure.

BREAKING: Former MP and MEP Ann Widdecombe dies aged 78 trib.al/OUEgGVx

@henrywinter Some fortune? Yeah, just a bit.

Argentina 🙌 what a header, what a comeback, fighting like champions, enjoying some fortune with decisions, but what a team. Game of the tournament. #ARGEGY

@markpougatch @ITV Naturally you would think it has been great. Its been an all expenses paid holiday for you with wall-to-wall football thrown into the mix.

The day the World Cup started we said @itv that despite the controversies (tickets, visas, Iran) it would be great because football is great. And you know what? It’s been great. And more to come #WorldCup

@HLTCO Certainly not from the spot, he isn’t.

Lionel Messi. The GOAT. Debate a wall.

@Femi_sorry @ScarySupernova “black excellence in sport,” You’re fucking unhinged

@ScarySupernova Because you racist fucks don't leave us alone outside of sport (or when we miss penalties). So we're not going to let you enjoy black excellence in sport, without reminding you of your bigotry.

My Condolences to Reform UK & Restore Britain for England getting kicked out of #WorldCup2026. Both parties say black Brits born in England aren't necessarily English. Sadly without Jude Bellingham, Mexico beat us 2-1. So if It's Coming Home ... it won't be coming to you lot.

@nw_nicholas Did the Police ever get back to you regarding any of those fatuous crime numbers?

Farage said his car brakes had been tampered with - didn't happen His house was firebombed - didn't happen Parliament security told him not to hold surgeries - didn't happen His phone was hacked - didn't happen Etc, etc....

@fuzzychimpcom Conservative. Christian. Imbecile.

It is actually pretty awesome to think about former Redcoats hanging out in this pub, talking about how they got their butts handed to them in the colonies.

@Max_Sarcasium1 @Trevor_Porath2 “Patriot, Navy veteran” Do you say that to yourself whilst looking in the mirror every morning?

@RachelT1722 @Trevor_Porath2 You pussies couldn’t do it without us. Same for WW1. PS- we’d kick your worthless asses today in no time flat. Sit down, junior.

You may be 1,099 but, you also cried for the help of the USA in WWI and WWII. You’re welcome.

Dear @RonDeSantis, Mr Governor, Your sturdy American patriotism is noted and, in its proper place, rather admirable. Yet when the subject turns to history — and the post you answered concerns the venerable age of a British hostelry against the comparative youth of the Republic — precision matters. One does not wish to appear pedantic, but facts will out. The colonists who took up arms in 1775 did not fight “the English.” They rebelled against the Crown and Parliament of the Kingdom of Great Britain, the state created by the Acts of Union 1707 that joined the kingdoms of England and Scotland under a single sovereign and legislature. The Declaration of Independence itself addresses grievances against “the present King of Great Britain.” The troops who fired at Lexington and Concord, and later surrendered at Yorktown, marched under the Union Flag and served in His Majesty’s British Army — a force that already included Scottish regiments, Welsh contingents, Irishmen, and hired German auxiliaries. To collapse the whole affair into a quarrel with “the English” is a common but ahistorical shorthand that rather flattens the multinational reality of the British state even then. As for the familiar assertion that without America the sign above that ancient pub would now read in German, that too invites a moment’s scrutiny. The Battle of Britain was fought and won by the Royal Air Force in the summer and autumn of 1940, more than a year before the United States entered the war following Pearl Harbor. The Royal Navy kept the sealanes open. While Lend-Lease proved valuable and the later alliance decisive, the claim that America alone preserved British liberty rather overlooks the stand this island nation made when it stood, for a time, very much alone. One offers these observations in the spirit of transatlantic candour, not contention. Loose history serves neither side well. Yours in profound contempt for historical imprecision, A Gentleman from the Old School #FourthofJuly #America #WWII #Britain #England