Neoptolemus #FBPE

The way almost nobody gave a f*** when this happened with her is absolutely INSANE to me like...... she was kidnapped, raped and silenced for years !!!! thank God now we got to see it on a bigger platform. Sending all my love to DUFFY.

Yeah, @Nigel_Farage wouldn’t want this video to be shared over and over of him lavishing poodle-like praise on Donald Trump. He’s trying to disassociate from him, so every time it’s shared it ruins that.

Richard Walker (Baron Walker) Keir Starmer’s newly appointed Cost of Living Champion is a member of one of the UKs wealthiest families-a final irony

Reminder that "Thorn in the Side", Farage's personal holding company, is now uniquely registered at Candy's HQ.

This guy moaning about welfare spending 👇 is in House of Lords and gets paid £300 a day by taxpayers just to sign in and walk straight out No checks,no tests,no jobsearch,no courses,no sanctions,no work coach for him and rest of them The real scroungers

The Department for Work and Pensions has refused to release all but a few words from scores of emails discussing its role in the deaths of hundreds, and probably thousands, of disabled benefit claimants. #DWP disabilitynewsservice.com/dwp-hides-scor…

The Tories gave 23 contracts to Palantir Labour gave the 24th contract to Palantir to implement its software in Coventry City Council. Coventry City Council signed a £500,000 contract with Palantir to use AI for transcribing and summarising notes in child services, the first known deal between a UK local authority and the company. The Coventry contract is small potatoes compared to what Labour has done at the national level. Palantir hired four ex-MoD officials in 2025 alone, and held official meetings with the Prime Minister, six cabinet ministers, and senior officials from the Cabinet Office, the Treasury, and the Home Office. Questions have been raised in Parliament about whether Peter Mandelson, who was a controlling shareholder in Global Counsel, which had Palantir as a client, played any role in the December 2025 £240 million MoD contract. The 10 new contracts are all extensions to the previous ones.

SPR wasn’t even the best war movie of 1998

Another new low for the @BBC. This week on #bbcqt, arguably the most dangerous man in Britain that few voters have even heard of: Reform UK's #NatCon Head of Policy and Peter Thiel associate, James Orr, who is facilitating the transfer of control of Britain to #MAGA extremists.

Labour Together paid US Agency to investigate journalists who exposed its late report of donations fuelling Keir Starmer’s bid to be leader. So I did Subject Access Request to see if they had collected info on me.They had but this is what I received: page after page of redactions

The next batch of cuts being pushed through by #UKLabour Ministers is criminal. Under the guise of 'support' these new #cuts are the largest to be inflicted on one of the #poorest groups of people trying to survive on #pittance. Punished for being to #sick or #disabled to work

Can we get this story about Reform UK treasurer Nick Candy retweeted 10,000 times??

The sum added to basic #UniversalCredit for people too sick or #disabled to work is being cut by £206 a month DESPITE report after report showing this demographic is in real #poverty & that this measure will cause immense suffering. Yet no one cares. #C4news #BBCNews #SkyNews

Today I received a response to my FOI request to the Cabinet Office about a £735,000 contract awarded to Palantir Technologies in 2015, with no competitive tender, for what was described as an "enterprise analytical platform and intelligence service" for Brexit preparations. They refused to provide any information. Not on exemption grounds. On cost grounds — Section 12 of the FOI Act: too expensive to retrieve. They added, remarkably, that the records are so old that even refining the request wouldn't bring it under the £600 limit. Make of that what you will. This contract predates the NHS deal. It predates the MoD deal. It predates all of it. It is Palantir's quiet entry point into the British state, through the Government Digital Service, during the most politically turbulent period in postwar UK history. And we can't see it. Meanwhile, here is where Palantir now sits inside the UK public sector in 2026: NHS England — £330m Federated Data Platform contract (up for renewal 2027) Ministry of Defence — £240m direct contract + £1.5bn strategic partnership, explicitly to "transform lethality on the battlefield" and develop a "kill chain" Police forces across England Cabinet Office DLUHC Two serving MoD systems engineers have now gone on record calling Palantir "a national security threat to the UK." Their concern: Palantir doesn't need to own the data. The mosaic effect, cross-referencing defence, health, policing, infrastructure, means the company likely has, in their words, "a complete profile on the whole UK population." This is the same company whose software was used by the Israeli military in Gaza and Lebanon. Whose CEO Alex Karp says he is "exceedingly proud" of Palantir's role in what he calls "operationally crucial operations in Israel." Whose platforms are now powering ICE deportation operations under Trump — including a tool that generates "confidence scores" on the current addresses of deportation targets. The UN Special Rapporteur identified Palantir as complicit in war crimes and "profiting from genocide." Amnesty International, Medact, the British Medical Association, and the Green Party are all now calling for the NHS contract to be cancelled. Hospitals in Manchester and Leeds are already prioritising local, publicly owned alternatives. And Keir Starmer? He toured Palantir's Washington headquarters with CEO Alex Karp in February 2025. His Health Secretary Wes Streeting — who privately admitted Israel was "committing war crimes before our eyes" — told journalists that criticism of Palantir's NHS access didn't "wash with me." He then told Palantir that plans to review NHS data governance represented "opportunities." The Information Commissioner is currently investigating the government's refusal to release documents about Palantir's NHS contract and Peter Mandelson's role in facilitating it. Mandelson — now UK Ambassador to the US, recently named in Epstein files — ran Global Counsel, which had Palantir as a client, hosted NHS data chief Ming Tang at a dinner in 2023, nine months before Palantir won the NHS contract. Democracy or Corporate Sovereignty? Palantir has 34 contracts with key UK public institutions. The head of the UK branch is Louis Mosley, grandson of British fascist Oswald Mosley. What I don't see reported in the MSM is that US CEO Peter Thiel is a proponent of free zones and free cities. Palantir is hollowing out UK and US democracy under a right-wing corporate political template. None of this is conspiracy. It's public record. Most of it is just very hard to see because FOI requests keep getting refused. The 2015 Brexit contract is where this story starts. I intend to keep pulling on it. europeanpowell.substack.com/p/the-digital-…

These Cameo videos by Farage are frankly disgusting. He will claim to have not understood what he's said, that he was unaware that he was spouting far-right slogans and promoting neo-Nazis. But does that make it worse or better? That he simply can't be bothered to check what he's parroting out for those £90 fees. Or that he does know and just doesn't care. Either way, he is entirely unfit for public office, let alone the much vaunted PM role that so many in our media will have you believe he is a shoo-in for. I guess this is another in the long series of tests that Sky News and the BBC will fail. They will still treat him with unbridled reverence and fawning sycophancy. We're entering the Trump phase before his first term. When he claimed he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and not lose a vote. If instances like this with Farage don't move the dial, then we may as well let him in. Get it over with. Ruin the country. Then we can move on from this racist and his cult. theguardian.com/uk-news/ng-int…

@snacklesbian And the good cop WILL get serpicoed

"good cop trying to change the system from within" is absolutely a common copaganda trope, and ACAB always applies because it's about the institution of policing as a whole. this is what yall keep missing when you make these little carveouts

@RaggedTP Remember when he used to identify as half Jewish and had 2 jokes about it?

David Baddiel blames antisemitism for people not liking him. Obviously never occurred to him that they don't like him because he's a crap, washed-up comedian who whines all the time.

Matt Hancock funneled £23M+ in NHS data contracts to Palantir during Covid—kicking off with a shady £1 "emergency" deal for hospital beds & PPE tracking, ballooning into their Foundry platform empire! But hold on—Palantir had been schmoozing Hancock & top ministers PRE-PANDEMIC, with emails revealing explicit talks on handing over PATIENT DATA and software demos. No competitive tender? Just cronies cashing in?? OpenDemocracy & Foxglove SLAMMED it with lawsuits & WON—forcing transparency on this Big Tech handover. Critics screamed mission-creep into total surveillance, human rights nightmares (Palantir's ICE deportation tech), eroding NHS trust forever. Now? Palantir lords over NHS England's federated data platform. Hancock's poisonous legacy: selling our health data to spy-tech vampires. Who's really running the NHS? 😡 #NHSPalantir #BigTechTakeover #SaveOurNHS

@MoonPie Did you try to cut a pie to the ratio of pi?

BREAKING: my boss still thinks people care about pi day and wants me to tweet about it so please like this and keep scrolling

@pipterino @msloobylou Chris Morris used it on On The Hour, also. I hate it, though.

@msloobylou wow - thanks!

Party Fears Two is one of the greatest pop songs ever made #totp