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@DeborahMeaden If I do a shit job, I get sacked even if I’ve only been in job for year. Same goes for replacement and so on But when you’re at top, it’s never your fault. The nation voted to get the Tories out, their policies were rejected, more of the same isn’t good enough. He needs to go

Too right.

@Calderbank What absolute bollocks It’s becoming clearer everyday Burnham is going to offer more of the same. Same policies Same fiscal rules Same voting system Same relationship with EU All that’s left is for him to say he won’t tax wealth.

The Greens realise that a Burnham-led Labour Party could burst their bubble - no wonder they are standing a candidate. They know they won’t win, but that’s not what it’s about for them

@GreenJennyJones Absolutely, it’s becoming clearer everyday that Burnham is just going to offer more of the same. Makerfield, just like the rest of the country needs someone who will represent them and bring real change not just empty promises

But we are not a pressure group. We are a political party that owes it to voters to give them the chance to vote Green. Plus, this is a mess of Labour's own making. They are playing games. We are looking to replace them.

The government repeatedly says it regards Israel's settlements in the West Bank as illegal. So why is it allowing an Israeli group that offered to help Britons move to the West Bank to attend an event in London? declassifieduk.org/israeli-settle…

@PrfChrisPainter If the country works for “the north” it will also work for ordinary people in the east, south and west too. Rather than what we currently have, a country that only works for the rich

Does Burnham realise that to win a general election he needs a platform that appeals across the country and not just in north of England?

@politixintheuk Only if your definition of “the people” is millionaires, banks, big business and genocidal foreign governments

Keir Starmer: My duty is to serve the people.

@Snizzeler @implausibleblog “Wars often involve many people (including children - remember Vietnam) often including ethnic cleansing.” These are your words excusing targeting and killing children. It was only after I mentioned holocaust you started saying it was wrong Clearly your a Trumpian level genius

@daheditor @implausibleblog ‘Sounds like’-your interpretation and reality are 2 different things. Never said “it’s the price of war”. Never said KS is great at all -I said “he is the best statesman in a long time” that is a comparative statement. This is your spin.Try reading. Comprehension is tricky

Labour MP Jenny Chapman, "I think what's happened is there is so much focus on the person at the top, and there is the sense that if you change the person at the top, all of the problems, um, somehow resolve themselves or... " "And I just think we have to be a bit more honest and adult about some of this. " "There are huge challenges facing our economy. Look at the geopolitical situation, uh, the situation that we inherited. " "There are amazing things that we have done actually in the first two years. I would like to go faster, but we've done renters' rights, employment rights. There are more police. " "We've done work on violence against women and girls. There are things that we are really proud that we have done, breakfast clubs for young kids. " "You know, things that are going to make a real difference in the long run, but you're not feeling it right now, and I think that desire to feel the change is really palpable. " "And if I genuinely thought that changing one person in the entire government, even if that person is the prime minister, would somehow unlock that, that growth or, or make things happen more quickly, then I, I would be absolutely for that. " "But I, I really don't think that that is-- You know, you keep trying the same solution, which is about changing the person and expecting a different outcome. I don't think that that's really what we need to do. " "I think the point about stability is absolutely right. It needs stability, it needs focus, and it needs clarity and determination to do the things that need to be done to get this country back on the right path. "

If you look at what Andy Burnham is offering. It is exactly what Keir Starmer said he'd do in his pledges when he was running for Labour Leader. Literally word for word. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me

An influential pro-Israel lobby group named ELNET has been quietly taking UK journalists on propaganda tours of Israel, @jmcevoy_2 reveals. The journalists who participated have written for the Telegraph, Spectator, and Mail on Sunday, among others. declassifieduk.org/lobby-group-ta…

@Snizzeler @implausibleblog Also it’s a war crime to intentionally and deliberately target kids, journalists, schools, hospitals and paramedics. Supporting a country committing war crimes is also a war crime.

@Snizzeler @implausibleblog I think you need to read your own messages. I criticised Starmer and this Labour govt for arming and supporting, which includes logistical and reconnaissance support, a genocide You responded to that saying it’s just price of war and KS is great, sounds like justification to me

@TheRealJamieKay C everytime

Which are you choosing?

We asked Palantir's UK boss about his controversial military deal with Britain. At a swish drinks reception in central London earlier this year, Palantir celebrated its £240m contract with the MoD to sell them its AI battlefield technology👇

@Gadget440 @docrussjackson There were more people at last years sports day of the local primary school

Bird's eye view of Tommy Robinson's "Unite the Kingdom" rally Tommy and his supporters are saying that this was "millions" of people... 💀

@Snizzeler @implausibleblog Make your mind up. One minute your justifying war, genocide and ethnic cleansing The next your claiming all wars are illegitimate and not justifiable And then trying to make out I’m the one who is simple

@daheditor @implausibleblog No not denying the holocaust. All wars are illegitimate and not justifiable. Are you a bit simple. Not denying the right to denounce atrocities BUT the route cause of wars are what I said they were.

@Heccles94 He doesn’t support PR at all He supports supplementary voting

@TheCanaryUK @willem_moore_uk Backed down on both, he said he supports more public control of essential utilities. That’s very different to renationalising It’s just more of the same, tinkering around the edges while changing nothing

Burnham might be worth a vote if he commits to re-nationalisation and proportional representation, but he's already backed down on the latter Via @willem_moore_uk thecanary.co/trending/2026/…

@jimthegiant Burnham has stated he does not support PR or renationalising essential utilities, just govt having more control So basically more tinkering around edges but no real change Greens have to stand and offer real change.

This is the wrong play.

@LizWebsterSBF @AndyBurnhamGM @OpenBritainHQ He doesn’t support PR

🌹 The most exciting thing @AndyBurnhamGM will bring to British politics? 🙌 His strong backing for Proportional Representation. He wants the collaborative, grown-up politics he’s delivered in Manchester at national level. ✅ Fix First Past the Post first. FPTP is why our politics are broken to win parties have to rely on big tents with opposing views. Then we can actually sort Brexit and everything else. @OpenBritainHQ and @fairvoteuk have been working hard on this 👏

@CounsellingSam He’s made it clear, Burnham doesn’t support PR

Andy Burnham isn't left-wing. The only reason to support Andy Burnham is if he brings in PR. Follow me if you agree.