james Marsh

@_HenryBolton Some people insist on pushing the line that brexit isn’t a disaster. They provide no justification for that statement, they just hope the ill informed will believe it if they repeat enough.

Some people insist on pushing the line that Brexit was a disaster. They provide no justification for that statement, they just hope the ill informed will believe it if they repeat it enough.

@Keir_Starmer why don’t you just join the ERG?

hi laurent this is james marsh from the samuel beckett project. I'd love to get in touch with you via e mail. maybe you can contact the production in Budapest and forward your e mail?

@michrismason Me, too. Let’s have the British version of corruption, petty spite and bureaucracy.

Whenever I have doubts about Brexit the EU steps in to remind me we were right to get out! However rocky it gets post Brexit, the EU is always there in all its shining corruption, petty spite and bureaucracy. I am very pleased to be (almost) free from their influence and laws.

@angelaeagle If you vote for a crap deal, you own it.

Choice was crap deal or NO deal which would have been even worse #HobsonsChoice

@Andrew4Pendle @BorisJohnson @Conservatives Show us the e mails.

Inspiring speech by the Prime Minister @BorisJohnson today. I’ve already seen emails from people who have joined the @Conservatives today because of his leadership 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 Join us conservatives.com/join

@Dominic2306 Thanks, dom. we’d all be dead without you.

Even after covid epic shitshow academics like pundits resolutely refuse to face procurement as a Brexit issue. Reminder: the gains from doing Vaccine Taskforce, INCONCEIVABLE WITHOUT BREXIT/VL, by itself outweigh any low level disruption, & Brexit gains will compound for decades

@mrjamesob I have the answer: reaction.life/britain-looks-…

The question I’d ask leading Brexiters, if I ever got the chance, is: “What, exactly, did you think was going to happen?”

@TonyParsonsUK I did.

What you notice about those who threaten to quit the UK because they are "ashamed" to be British is that they never ever leave. Not one of them. Not ever. telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/09/0…

@Ed_Miliband And you want to embrace brexit?

UK Steel has described the government’s proposal to remove steel import protections as ‘madness’. The government must change course, stand up for steel communities and defend our vital national economic interest. theguardian.com/business/2021/…

@ProfessorAvi @marshfilmtweet

TOP 3 tracks/best music of the year: 3/Polica - Dark Star 2/Andy Stott - Leaving, 1/THE SWANS - AVATAR

best re-discovered tracks: Microdisney - Singer's hamsptead Home, Luke Haines - Baader meinhoff, Wire - Kidney bingos, KId Loco - Flyin'747

music of year (cont): 7/Lost In the Trees - Icy River, 6/Dean Blunt - 2, 5/This will destroy you - Quiet, 4/Civil Wars - 20 Years

Statistically favourite music tracks of the year (according to plays on my i pod): 10/Gayngs - faded high 9/ DIIV - Doused, 8/Alt J - Intro

Best movies, rediscovered this year: Unforgiven, Boogie Nights, La regle du jeu, Battle of Chile, Weegee the Famous (doc from 1984)

meanwhile skyfall was the biggest surprise. It looked utterly gorgeous and haunting, courtesy of Roger Deakins.

It was a great year for docs. six of my favourites. Also really liked Sugarman and Beware of Mr Baker.

Favourite films/part 2: 4/Once Upon A time in Anatolia 3/Tabu 2/The Gatekeepers 1/The Act of Killing