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I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.

@LovejoyActual Nice. Is there a pedal here or did you just blow your speaker.

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@stuzi_pants @Artyboy00038262 Although ironically you are also banned from feeding them. Not sure how that squares away.

@stuzi_pants @Artyboy00038262 Protected species in Rhyl.

#IGoWildWhen the chip shop opens

Finally my petition

Just stop posting without review. It’s not that difficult @ZackPolanski @Martin_Abrams

@AgainBraine @LizWebsterSBF @snakeappletree1 @SydesJokes @campbellclaret No, the UK left. I mean Farage never had a plan for that actually happening, he just wanted to grift.

@LizWebsterSBF @snakeappletree1 @SydesJokes @campbellclaret Actually, we voted to leave the European Union. It still hasn't really happened. The EU is still strangling Britain, helping to dissolve our borders and fomenting civil war.

🚨 @campbellclaret 👏 Well said! “History will say the three key drivers of Brexit were David Cameron, Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage.” “Nigel Farage helped inflict the very thing that has weakened our economy, weakened our standing in the world and damaged our confidence. The fact some people now think he should be Prime Minister is a form of madness.”

@snakeappletree1 @LizWebsterSBF @SydesJokes @campbellclaret “Reside” lol

@LizWebsterSBF @SydesJokes @campbellclaret Farage did not reside over Brexit. We did not get the deal Farage envisioned. The Tories gave us a bad deal version. Far from protecting U.K. it opened our borders for the mass an ideation problem which has destabilised Britain.

@snakeappletree1 @AgainBraine @LizWebsterSBF @SydesJokes @campbellclaret Wrong.

@AgainBraine @LizWebsterSBF @SydesJokes @campbellclaret Yep.

Because of Trump. Because of greed. Because of bribes, bungs & “donations” from those with interests in fossil fuels to those with power. Because of a love of money that far surpasses our love for the natural world.

@noimnotabotpal @ZackPolanski 1 follower. Seriously.

@ZackPolanski Sorry but we need to cut the welfare bill. How can so many people be so ill they need welfare. Yes there are genuine cases but we need to get back to the days of working hard and building a country to be proud of. Look at the welfare bill cost and justify it @ZackPolanski

One thing you can absolutely guarantee in life. When Labour ministers talk about difficult choices, it's never the rich and powerful that will be taking a hit.

@CHI2COL @Acyn Math

@Acyn Why would a local grocer who doesn't make 30% margins not just buy out the entire store and move it to their own store to sell at retail and enjoy the 30% margins??

Mamdani: Today, I am proud to announce a collection of essential staples that will be predictably 30% cheaper at all five of our city-run grocery stores. This core set of goods will include all fresh produce, meat, and seafood, along with 20 other essential items like cheese, milk, and bread. Here's how it will work. Once a month, our five city-run grocery stores will set prices for this core set of goods at 30% below typical retail prices. No exceptions, no gimmicks. The savings will last for the entire month. That means no weekly fluctuations or sticker shock at the checkout line—not for our seniors living on fixed incomes, nor for the parents who rely on a regular supply of apple slices to keep toddler tantrums at bay.

@eojlc89 @implausibleblog You are mostly correct here.

@implausibleblog Everything is better under public control. We should all give as much of our money to the government as possible so they can provide goods and services for us. It is better to think of taxes as donations to charity. The free market is the enemy.

Laura Kuenssberg, "Where is the pain going to come" "Capping bus fares, giving a pub a grand off their tax bill, but that's the pleasure, the goodies" "People want to know, where is the pain going to come?" Andy Burnham, "I took on the bus industry in Manchester because they were running a system which worked for them. They made me go all the way to the High Court but I fought them and I won that argument and put buses under public control here" "With water, a similar approach is needed, you take on the vested interests" "The water system in Britain is a system where the shareholders never lose and the public never win" "So the pain comes I'm afraid in disrupting some of those arrangements and saying to those vested interests you can't have it like this any more"

@GarryVaux @MichaelRosenYes Aw no. RIP.

RIP Ronnie

I know nothing about Burnham or his politics. But I see nothing wrong with the former mayor of Manchester wearing clothes from one of the last factories trying to keep a regional manufacturing tradition alive and employing skilled garment workers at fair wages in the process.

@BritishBastardX Lol. Blocked.

Looking for Sponsors, promotional deals and funding. £7K per post seems like a decent starting point. Feel free to reach out 🫡

What would be the basis for councils & local elections if they hadn't got power to raise or lower council tax and are just spending money raised through a flat rate national tax? Doesn't fit Burnham's devolution agenda.

Just two weeks until our Art in the Park event in Windmill Gardens! Free art and craft workshops in our leafy park for everyone. Visit the windmill whilst you are here! 👉 buff.ly/eo30vVj

Under a Binface government, anyone who doesn’t accept human-made climate change as fact will be sent back to school, from Year 1 right the way to A Levels, to see if anything goes in the second time round. #VoteBinface