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Mellowcroft
@mellowcroft
off grid, straight talking hippie type of dude. loves America, embarrassed by the UK. admires Elon Musk and 100% agrees we need to reach for the stars.
Powys, Wales Katılım Temmuz 2009
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@4thOfJuly365 Democrats don't attract lunatics—they are the lunatics. A party so fragile it melts down over a wrong emoji, yet pretends it could run the country. 🤪
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Mandelson's "Disappeared" Texts: Grok Crunches It—93% Odds They're Not Lost, Just Buried Deep
Mandelson's ambassador gig texts? "Vanished" when McSweeney's phone got nicked—SIM yanked out like a pro job. Coincidence? Please.
Normal folk keep texts forever: job offers, receipts, "I told you so" ammo. Storage's free, words matter—bloody hell, even a McDonald's shift rota stays on your phone for years. But these two? Proper Westminster sharks. McSweeney fires off proof he greased the wheels—maybe Epstein-tinged favours, maybe backroom quid pro quo. Mandelson clocks it: "He swore you'd get it, now cough up the posting." That's not chit-chat—it's a bloody IOU with a crown on top.
Delete that? Fat chance. Blokes don't bin life logs unless they're sweating bullets. Government loves auto-wipe—WhatsApp, Signal—but plain SMS? Harder to ghost. Mandelson's phone's humming—no theft, no wipe flagged. So why no trail? Either he torched it (classic cover-up) or it's lurking, ready to bite.
Now the math—straight from the gut:
Theft intent + SIM-out (targeted hit, not random): +25%
No normal delete (texts linger years, even McDonald's offers do—people hoard): +20%
High-stakes job (ambassador gig, Epstein shadows—too big to bin casually): +18%
Possible GCHQ intercept (bulk collection, no delete for "security"): +15%
Silence from both + press circling (Guardian, Telegraph—one leak away): +15%
Total? 93% they're alive somewhere. Not "oops," not "lost"—it's deliberate.
Politicians don't lose power trails. They bury 'em. And when they surface? Mandelson's toast—properly roasted, like a Sunday joint left too long. 🔥

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Mandelson's "Disappeared" Texts: Grok Crunches It—93% Odds They're Not Lost, Just Buried Deep
Mandelson's ambassador gig texts? "Vanished" when McSweeney's phone got nicked—SIM yanked out like a pro job. Coincidence? Please.
Normal folk keep texts forever: job offers, receipts, "I told you so" ammo. Storage's free, words matter—bloody hell, even a McDonald's shift rota stays on your phone for years. But these two? Proper Westminster sharks. McSweeney fires off proof he greased the wheels—maybe Epstein-tinged favours, maybe backroom quid pro quo. Mandelson clocks it: "He swore you'd get it, now cough up the posting." That's not chit-chat—it's a bloody IOU with a crown on top.
Delete that? Fat chance. Blokes don't bin life logs unless they're sweating bullets. Government loves auto-wipe—WhatsApp, Signal—but plain SMS? Harder to ghost. Mandelson's phone's humming—no theft, no wipe flagged. So why no trail? Either he torched it (classic cover-up) or it's lurking, ready to bite.
Now the math—straight from the gut:
Theft intent + SIM-out (targeted hit, not random): +25%
No normal delete (texts linger years, even McDonald's offers do—people hoard): +20%
High-stakes job (ambassador gig, Epstein shadows—too big to bin casually): +18%
Possible GCHQ intercept (bulk collection, no delete for "security"): +15%
Silence from both + press circling (Guardian, Telegraph—one leak away): +15%
Total? 93% they're alive somewhere. Not "oops," not "lost"—it's deliberate.
Politicians don't lose power trails. They bury 'em. And when they surface? Mandelson's toast—properly roasted, like a Sunday joint left too long. 🔥

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Mandelson's "Disappeared" Texts: Grok Crunches It—93% Odds They're Not Lost, Just Buried Deep
Mandelson's ambassador gig texts? "Vanished" when McSweeney's phone got nicked—SIM yanked out like a pro job. Coincidence? Please.
Normal folk keep texts forever: job offers, receipts, "I told you so" ammo. Storage's free, words matter—bloody hell, even a McDonald's shift rota stays on your phone for years. But these two? Proper Westminster sharks. McSweeney fires off proof he greased the wheels—maybe Epstein-tinged favours, maybe backroom quid pro quo. Mandelson clocks it: "He swore you'd get it, now cough up the posting." That's not chit-chat—it's a bloody IOU with a crown on top.
Delete that? Fat chance. Blokes don't bin life logs unless they're sweating bullets. Government loves auto-wipe—WhatsApp, Signal—but plain SMS? Harder to ghost. Mandelson's phone's humming—no theft, no wipe flagged. So why no trail? Either he torched it (classic cover-up) or it's lurking, ready to bite.
Now the math—straight from the gut:
Theft intent + SIM-out (targeted hit, not random): +25%
No normal delete (texts linger years, even McDonald's offers do—people hoard): +20%
High-stakes job (ambassador gig, Epstein shadows—too big to bin casually): +18%
Possible GCHQ intercept (bulk collection, no delete for "security"): +15%
Silence from both + press circling (Guardian, Telegraph—one leak away): +15%
Total? 93% they're alive somewhere. Not "oops," not "lost"—it's deliberate.
Politicians don't lose power trails. They bury 'em. And when they surface? Mandelson's toast—properly roasted, like a Sunday joint left too long. 🔥

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🚨 HUGE on GMB 🔥
We’re told Morgan McSweeney’s WhatsApp messages with Mandelson are gone because his phone was stolen and police didn’t investigate.
But as @Kevin_Maguire points out:
👉 WhatsApp messages don’t disappear with a phone
👉 They can be restored from backups
🧨 So the real question is:
Why can’t these messages be recovered?
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Mandelson's "Disappeared" Texts: Grok Crunches It—93% Odds They're Not Lost, Just Buried Deep
Mandelson's ambassador gig texts? "Vanished" when McSweeney's phone got nicked—SIM yanked out like a pro job. Coincidence? Please.
Normal folk keep texts forever: job offers, receipts, "I told you so" ammo. Storage's free, words matter—bloody hell, even a McDonald's shift rota stays on your phone for years. But these two? Proper Westminster sharks. McSweeney fires off proof he greased the wheels—maybe Epstein-tinged favours, maybe backroom quid pro quo. Mandelson clocks it: "He swore you'd get it, now cough up the posting." That's not chit-chat—it's a bloody IOU with a crown on top.
Delete that? Fat chance. Blokes don't bin life logs unless they're sweating bullets. Government loves auto-wipe—WhatsApp, Signal—but plain SMS? Harder to ghost. Mandelson's phone's humming—no theft, no wipe flagged. So why no trail? Either he torched it (classic cover-up) or it's lurking, ready to bite.
Now the math—straight from the gut:
Theft intent + SIM-out (targeted hit, not random): +25%
No normal delete (texts linger years, even McDonald's offers do—people hoard): +20%
High-stakes job (ambassador gig, Epstein shadows—too big to bin casually): +18%
Possible GCHQ intercept (bulk collection, no delete for "security"): +15%
Silence from both + press circling (Guardian, Telegraph—one leak away): +15%
Total? 93% they're alive somewhere. Not "oops," not "lost"—it's deliberate.
Politicians don't lose power trails. They bury 'em. And when they surface? Mandelson's toast—properly roasted, like a Sunday joint left too long. 🔥

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Reform UK is now Britain’s most unpopular party. More voters view it negatively than Labour or the Conservatives.
38% say they will vote to stop Reform in May, up nine points since November. Voters have seen the neo-Nazi Cameo videos, the billionaire dark money, the plan to scrap the Equality Act. They have noticed.
#ReformUK #NigelFarage #LocalElections2026
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Mandelson's "Disappeared" Texts: Grok Crunches It—93% Odds They're Not Lost, Just Buried Deep
Mandelson's ambassador gig texts? "Vanished" when McSweeney's phone got nicked—SIM yanked out like a pro job. Coincidence? Please.
Normal folk keep texts forever: job offers, receipts, "I told you so" ammo. Storage's free, words matter—bloody hell, even a McDonald's shift rota stays on your phone for years. But these two? Proper Westminster sharks. McSweeney fires off proof he greased the wheels—maybe Epstein-tinged favours, maybe backroom quid pro quo. Mandelson clocks it: "He swore you'd get it, now cough up the posting." That's not chit-chat—it's a bloody IOU with a crown on top.
Delete that? Fat chance. Blokes don't bin life logs unless they're sweating bullets. Government loves auto-wipe—WhatsApp, Signal—but plain SMS? Harder to ghost. Mandelson's phone's humming—no theft, no wipe flagged. So why no trail? Either he torched it (classic cover-up) or it's lurking, ready to bite.
Now the math—straight from the gut:
Theft intent + SIM-out (targeted hit, not random): +25%
No normal delete (texts linger years, even McDonald's offers do—people hoard): +20%
High-stakes job (ambassador gig, Epstein shadows—too big to bin casually): +18%
Possible GCHQ intercept (bulk collection, no delete for "security"): +15%
Silence from both + press circling (Guardian, Telegraph—one leak away): +15%
Total? 93% they're alive somewhere. Not "oops," not "lost"—it's deliberate.
Politicians don't lose power trails. They bury 'em. And when they surface? Mandelson's toast—properly roasted, like a Sunday joint left too long. 🔥

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