coglet @coglet.bsky.social 💙🇪🇺☮️

@DYSONlife4real I never smacked you, even though you were very naughty.

I was smacked as a child when I did something wrong Anyone else?????

The government claims that nationalising water would cost >£100 billion. That figure has been repeatedly dubunked - by Professor Dieter Helm, & Professor Ewan McGaughey at the People's Commission for Water, among others. Water belongs in public hands. vist.ly/4vetf

NOBODY KNOWS HOW FUCKED THE SITUATION IN THE PERSIAN GULF ACTUALLY IS. 3,200 ships are TRAPPED in the Persian Gulf right now. Crews are running out of drinking water. One ship called the local port authority and BEGGED for permission to dock — just to get water. They were DENIED. 💀 Let that sink in. These aren't military ships. These are commercial vessels — carrying oil, grain, electronics — with civilian crews who are now stranded with NO supplies and NO way out. – 3,200 ships STUCK ⚠️ – Crews running out of WATER 💀 – Port authorities REFUSING to let them dock ⚠️ – Multiple ships reporting the SAME situation 💀 ⚠️ For context — the Suez Canal crisis in 2021 blocked 400 ships. This is EIGHT TIMES worse. And nobody is talking about it. They're showing you missile interceptions and oil price charts. They're NOT showing you thousands of crew members slowly running out of drinking water in the middle of a war zone. If these ships start getting abandoned, the environmental disaster alone would be catastrophic. Thousands of tons of fuel, cargo, chemicals — just sitting there. This is not a shipping disruption. This is a HUMANITARIAN CRISIS unfolding in real time. Prepare accordingly. 🚨🚨🚨 X is hiding this. Follow + RT before it disappears. 🔥

Rep. Thomas Massie says Trump called him on the House floor after he pushed to release the Epstein files. Trump told him three times: "I'm coming at you like you've never seen in your life." This video was deleted from twitter yesterday, you know what to do ‼️‼️

In the more than decade I have had the privilege of serving as your MP for Norwich South, I don’t think I have ever attended a meeting quite as moving as the one we held in Parliament this week. We hosted the people behind Channel 4’s Dirty Business. It tells the true story of campaigners and families who have spent years fighting not just water companies, but a system that was meant to protect us and has too often failed. Many of you will know that since introducing my Private Member’s Bill to bring water back into public ownership, I have been raising these issues in Parliament and beyond. I have heard the evidence. I have read the reports. I have listened to accounts of pollution, regulatory failure, and companies putting profit before the public good. But nothing prepares you for sitting in a room with people who have lived the consequences. The most difficult moment came when we heard from a mother who lost her daughter after exposure to polluted water. Her story is part of the series, but hearing it in person was something else entirely. To hear her voice break as she described the moment she lost her child is something I will not forget. There was no anger in her tone. No performance. Just grief, dignity, and a determination that no other family should go through what she did. At the end of the meeting, she came over to speak to me. She gave me a hug and thanked me for the work we have been doing to bring water back into public ownership. I have to be honest. That meant more to me than almost anything else I have experienced in Parliament. Because in that moment, this stopped being about policy, or process, or politics. It became about something much simpler. What kind of country allows this to happen? And what kind of country decides it will not allow it to happen again? For years, we have been told that this system works. That it just needs tweaking. Better regulation. Stronger oversight. But when a system allows pollution on this scale, when it fails families in this way, when it continues to reward failure with profit, we have to be honest about what we are dealing with. This is not a system that is broken. It is a system doing exactly what it was designed to do. That is why I believe there is no alternative to bringing our water back into public, democratic ownership. Not as an abstract idea. Not as ideology. But because it is the only way to align this essential service with the public interest. The people I met this week are not politicians. They are not lobbyists. They are ordinary members of the public who have given years of their lives to holding power to account. They are the ones who have tested the water, gathered the evidence, fought the legal battles, and refused to be ignored. They are the ones who have carried this issue when others would not. They are, quite simply, the reason this fight continues. And it will continue. Because water is not just another commodity. It is something we all rely on, something we all share, and something that should belong to all of us. So we keep going.

@Casual_Bob_ @upursbetty 🙏❤️

Hi Im Bob's sister Sharon. I wanted to jump on to let everyone know Bob passed away on 3/16. Bob had colon cancer for the last 7 yrs & handled it with strength and a hopeful spirit. This music community kept him entertained on long days. He loved it. We will miss him terribly.

@CURVYHOBBIT ❤️❤️❤️

Not that anyone cares but I've officially been sober for a whole month now. 🙃

@AFucksake69 @LBC Im going to make it £27M and give you £5M for that astute consultancy contribution.

@coglet @LBC Call it £22m, get yourself something nice 👍🏻

Stonehenge tunnel officially scrapped - after more than £179,000,000 spent on plan lbc.co.uk/article/stoneh…

@floboflo All them Islamists are getting a holiday tomorrow for Eed! It’s not fair. They get Xmas off too! I’m going to convert and get myself a nice day off!

When I first came to London you’d see traditional greasy spoon caffs selling bacon rolls to cheery little cockneys, proper hard blokes handing out the Evening Standard with a cheeky wink, Beefeaters on every corner and a pianist on the street corner playing Roll Out The Barrel. Not now though. My eyes are glued to my phone reading posts by grifters about how shit London is now because of Muslims and I miss everything. They have to ruin everything don’t they?

@AFucksake69 @LBC If you want to find out where the £179M has gone, I’ll set up a committee and investigate it. Full transparency- I’ll do it for £21M. That will then explain why the abandoned tunnel cost has gone up to £200M!

@LBC If you’re not even going to attempt to find out and explain what the £179,000,000 has been spent on so far please hand in your press pass.

Bruce Springsteen on Trump: “I couldn't care less what he thinks about me. He's the living personification of what the 25th Amendment and impeachment were for. If Congress had any guts, he'd be consigned to the trash heap of history." RETWEET if you stand with @Springsteen!

We have not forgotten that ICE murdered Renee Good and Alex Pretti. We will never forget.

@ClaudetteGGibs1 Love

Surprise me.

Jimmy Kimmel: “The only war Trump had an exit plan for was Vietnam.”

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

Can we get this article about Palantir shared 10,000 times??? We cannot let them get away with this!

Bullshit, you uneducated cunt. The US joined World War I two years before the war ended, after German unrestricted submarine warfare killed US citizens. The US joined World War II after Japan—Germany's ally—bombed Pearl Harbor. At no time prior to those events was the United States considering saving Europe. You didn't even bail anyone out. The UK and France had borne the brunt of the fighting and dying for four years in World War I by the time the US joined, and Germany was tiring of the war by then. In World War II, Germany saw the Western Front as a sideshow as it focused its best units and equipment on the Soviets in the east, whom they deemed the bigger threat. NATO, an alliance formed in 1949, did not exist from 1941 to 1945. NATO has invoked Article 5 only once—for the United States after it was attacked on September 11, 2001. The NATO mutual defense clause does not cover wars of aggression by its members. Oh, and Ukraine? A member of NATO's Partnership for Peace program? A nation that sent 6,000 soldiers to Iraq when Article 5 was invoked and lost troops there—literally bled for the United States. That Ukraine? There are no NATO troops on the ground fighting there, and there never have been. NATO also isn't supplying Ukraine or paying for a damn thing here. That's the EU and individual European nations. You clowns need to stop with this savior bullshit.

@johnandi @martin_mto Many happy returns! Fantastic age to be. You have lived through so much.

85 today. How in the hell did THAT happen ?

@aliciaandrz 🏆

those of you who’ve followed me for a while know I got 2 years of sobriety then relapsed during a major depressive episode. I thought I wouldn’t be alive much longer, so it didn’t matter. I’ve been struggling ever since but I’m proud to say today is two weeks sober. we carry on.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb, "Brexit was a colossal mistake" "I'm too diplomatic to express exactly what I think about those who promoted Brexit, during the campaign, and those who still think that Brexit is a good thing" "It's not only like shooting yourself in the foot" "It's like amputating your leg without a medical reason for doing it"