Dunvallo Molmutius 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

Whatever you believe about the politics of this account, let me make one thing clear: I am first and foremost a Groucho Marxist. Whatever it is, I’m against it.

@Lord_Talbot64 @SkyNews @EdConwaySky Or the coal or the iron or the stable geology for nuclear waste storage.

@SkyNews @EdConwaySky Because our idiotic government will not use the oil and gas we have in the North Sea.

BREAKING: UK facing biggest economic hit from Iran war of any major country Economics and data editor @EdConwaySky reports trib.al/SjZUkYs

Superfragility

What a bizarre and redundant cultural artefact.

@AcademicAgent_X He’s a bad-faith shitlib sloppist, AA. I try to limit my interactions to reminding him that his surname sounds like someone clearing their throat.

Is the argument here that because this happened therefore unlimited foreigns today? What is the actual argument? When progressives say “immigration built this nation” they are talking about Windrush and postwar commonwealth migration not the Jutes.

@MattWalshBlog @Aristos_Revenge Not going to block your boss’s emails though.

My user experience just got 500 times better

Get shagging for England! No excuse now, Anon!

@PlinthBotherer5 @Conviction19c The decline of British policing has been vertical. Incredible.

Nottinghamshire Police seem genuinely pissed off at Valdo Calocane's victims having come into contact with him. If only everyone had kept out of the way of this violent and volatile man forever, he wouldn't have been a risk to the public and the police won't have looked so stupid

@PYeerk Why would I like Grime? “It says nothing to me about my life”. That it says anything about anyone’s life on these islands is a tragedy. Hang the blessed DJ.

@PYeerk There has been a cultural discontinuity due to mass immigration. That’s kind of the point. For example I can recognise modern comedy made in Britain as British only insomuch as I can detect the continuity going back to Hancock, Will Hay, the Grossmiths, etc.

Sorry for not liking grime the compulsory musical taste of every British person from the 2000s onwards- I will try to do better in future

@54JohnBull There is a way. It just wouldn’t be cricket.

Terrible situation for a group of house owners where a council continually places rubbish families in the one council owned property on the street. 4 families over 20 years had to be evicted, and now it sounds like they want to dump illegal immigrants on them.

The intro song for this game had no right to go so hard.

Nominative determinism strikes again.

@TheSimonEvans It is what the fans have been asking for.

FINALLY

@Variety 🤮

NEW 'LORD OF THE RINGS' MOVIE Stephen Colbert is co-writing "The Lord of the Rings: Shadow of the Past" (working title), which will go into production after "The Hunt for Gollum." The synopsis: "Fourteen years after the passing of Frodo - Sam, Merry, and Pippin set out to retrace the first steps of their adventure. Meanwhile, Sam’s daughter, Elanor, has discovered a long-buried secret and is determined to uncover why the War of the Ring was very nearly lost before it even began." Colbert is co-writing the script with his son, Peter McGee, and franchise veteran Philippa Boyens. variety.com/2026/film/news…

@LetcalfeLark @PoseidonOilRig @Rambaudian Public choice economics guarantees this.

@PoseidonOilRig @Rambaudian @molmutius I'd agree with one over the other, sure, but I also see the point that negative income tax either won't work as expected or would easily become an addition to current benefits rather than a replacement for them*.

Many such cases. Blame minimum wage laws. They effectively ban such people from the dignity of waged employment.

@KylieInTheBluff @GetSurplusApp @newstart_2024 Clearly not. It makes it far more affordable.

@molmutius @GetSurplusApp @newstart_2024 Unfortunately it will also delay having children.

Jimmy Carr just dropped a radical rethink of taxes, education, and national wealth: - No tax for anyone under 30 → let young people keep every penny they earn and actually start their lives. - University should be free… but only for STEM fields that grow society (not a luxury item for 50% of kids). - Over 60? No tax either — stop pretending we can pay endless pensions with fewer young workers. - Sovereign wealth fund from UK oil, gas, wind farms, and mobile masts — assets that should belong to everyone, not just the Crown. On AI and the future: We need flexibility of thought. Old ideologies won’t cut it when everything changes. Why does everything have to come from taxing workers? Why not undercut Ireland on corporation tax, mine Bitcoin with idle power stations, or treat national resources as shared wealth? Do you think no-tax zones for the young and old + free STEM education could actually work? Or is this too radical for a country stuck in old thinking? Your take 👇

@shivmalik Well yeah, a huge amount of our politics seems to revolve around babysitting foreigners in one way or another tbh.

This is why we haven’t built reservoirs This is why power is so expensive This is why there are so many potholes This is why HS2 is so expensive This is why people sit in traffic This is why adult social care is so expensive This is why we don’t have enough hospital beds or prison places This is why Leeds doesn’t have a tram This is why Parliament will cost £15bn to fix. Immigrants. Muslims. It’s their fault. That’s the line from the Tory party front bench.

@GetSurplusApp @newstart_2024 [Bangs head against wall]. That's the whole point. It incentivises early wealth creation. You change a tax/benefit regime and behaviour changes.

No tax under 30 sounds amazing until you remember plenty of people under 30 don’t earn much, so the biggest wins would still skew toward higher earners. I’d rather see lower payroll tax on the first chunk of income plus free trade school/community college too — same spirit, way less blunt-force policy.

@RupertLowe10 The main issue with the family courts is the secrecy. Everything should be much more out in the open with minimal protection for names of those involved. There can be no justice in secret.

The family court system is built on the sad idea that fathers are less essential than mothers in the raising of children - that is wrong, and a Restore Britain Government would change it. The odds are often unfairly stacked against fathers, and many have to fight tooth and nail at huge expense to get access to their own children following what can be malicious complaints. In many cases, these fathers have done nothing wrong - mothers are also affected, but the victims are primarily men. Kept away from their sons and daughters for months and months. Years even. It's morally outrageous. Children need a mother and a father to stand the best chance at healthy development. Family courts promote the idea that fathers are, at best, a nice thing to have. At worst? An enemy. They require radical restoration, putting the child's safety and wellbeing at the very top of the agenda. That means providing fair access to fathers when it is safe to do so for the child. The current system does not provide that in a timely and reasonable manner. A Restore Britain Government would stand up for decent dads everywhere who have been unfairly and cruelly ripped away from their children.

@MrHarryCole @timburchett You should ask him about about the missing general and scientists: dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

About to interview @timburchett… What would a you like me to ask him? 🛸👽🇺🇸