Peter Dorricott

At last, some national scrutiny of A Burnham. And it’s already clear that in a number of areas he doesn’t really know what he’s talking about, which explains the stumbling.

@KarlTurnerMP @AndyBurnhamGM Change the conversation by lying and hiding the facts, he ignored the grooming gang inquiry and hiding the fact he want to rejoin the EU, don't take us for fools

Hope. That’s what @AndyBurnhamGM is offering. Hope. It’s not difficult. We came in saying it’s all bad and it’s going to get worse. What sort of an offer was that?

@nigelanderton @piersmorgan no its not

@p_peterd @piersmorgan Mate, a quick scroll of your timeline proves that’s a cartload of horse manure.

It’s ‘you’re.’

@nigelanderton @piersmorgan didn't say you should make allowances just ignore it, and i have no issue with skin colour or nationality, just mass uncontrolled and illegal migration like millions of others

@p_peterd @piersmorgan So, you’re suggesting I should make allowances for your personal issues and be sympathetic towards them? That’s pretty funny coming from someone who can’t seem to manage the same understanding when the people involved have a different skin colour or nationality. Hypocrite.

@RoyalCardinal @piersmorgan Or they lived all over the country and selected the best party that represents their point of view and capable of wining the seat, sound your a bit nieve

@p_peterd @piersmorgan Trying every option is a pretty good indicator that someone lacks the capability for forward thinking and pattern recognition required for deductive reasoning. And no, I don't tend to vote for people trying to take away my friends and families rights and freedom 👍

@mikerflinn @nigelanderton @piersmorgan Yes we do but we can all spell something wrong, but we don't need people taking the piss out of us

@p_peterd @nigelanderton @piersmorgan But if you’re dyslexic you take more time to make sure your post is correct.. at least the dyslexics I work with do

@RoyalCardinal @piersmorgan I voted for every single party in my life time, excluding the greens, and been on strike for 4 months solid can you say the same

@p_peterd @piersmorgan So does being a dummy - and unlike being dyslexic, being a dummy also makes you more likely to vote Reform. So, I think we can safely establish which you are, Peter 👍 Embarrassed to share a national identity with you buddy

@tin29917 @nigelanderton @piersmorgan On x where do i download it

@nigelanderton @p_peterd @piersmorgan Or a spell checker

@nigelanderton @piersmorgan Or the person has a disability like dyslexia, but don't let that get in the way of your ignorance

@p_peterd @piersmorgan Don’t you just hate these ignorant fucks living in our country that can’t even be bothered to use our sovereign language correctly. Fucking disgusting, ship em all off to Somalia I say…

@piersmorgan Yes, dyslexia commonly affects grammar and punctuation, as it is a language-based learning difference that extends beyond just reading. It often causes difficulties with sentence structure, verb tenses, capitalization, and the usage of commas and periods

@piersmorgan You loose the argument when all you can do is pull someone up about their grammar

@piersmorgan dyslexia commonly affects grammar and punctuation, as it is a language-based learning difference that extends beyond just reading. It often causes difficulties with sentence structure, verb tenses, capitalization, and the usage of commas and periods

@piersmorgan You proved my point picking on someone who has a disability like dyslexia, it the content that matters not the way it spelt

It’s ‘lose’.

@phoppythedog @England @FIFAWorldCup Would make space for henderson as he got a calming infulence on the side his work load is good and his passing is spot on

@England @FIFAWorldCup GKs: Pickford, Ramsdale, Trafford RBs: James, Arnold LBs: O'Reilly, Lewis Skelly (CM also), Hall CBs: Guehi, Konsa, Burn, Stones DMs: Anderson, Wharton CMs: Rice, Bellingham AMs: Palmer, Rogers, Eze LWs: Gordon, Rashford RWs: Saka, Bowen CFs: Kane, Welbeck, Watkins

Who makes your #ThreeLions @FIFAWorldCup squad? 💭 Have your say ⤵️

@England @FIFAWorldCup As a liverpool supporter i think Thomas Tuchel should take olly watkins as back up for kane he on fire

@tomhfh @Benleo Leave Burnham if he wins to deal with the Chinese

A figure in Starmer’s government told me the moment he lost the party was when in his speech on Monday, he re-announced the nationalisation of British Steel. It wasn’t that everyone had thought it had happened already. Though that did play a part - how long it takes to do anything in this country. What was the absolute kicker to this insider was that the Prime Minister couldn’t help himself saying six words after his big announcement: “subject to a public interest test”. It summed up everything about Starmer’s cold managerialism. He can’t have a vision unless it’s subject to procedure. He can’t have a rhetorical flare unless it’s tested against a focus group and watered down if it’s too bold. Personally I don’t agree with nationalisation, and I think it’s good that we have roadblocks to it. Steel is dead in this country due to energy costs, not its ownership structure. But I instantly got the point being made to me. This Prime Minister can’t be a man of action. He’s a man of process. Of stakeholder consultation. Of stasis.

@DianeLatimer2 @Benleo @DavidLammy The exodus was not solely due to orders from Israeli forces but was influenced by local Arab commanders and the political context of the time

@DianeLatimer2 @Benleo @DavidLammy Palestinians were advised to leave their homes by their own leaders following the Arab invasion of Israel in 1948. This advice was part of a broader strategy to demoralize and evacuate the population before the onset of the conflict.

The Unite the Kingdom march organisers are spreading hatred and division. They do not reflect the Britain I’m proud of. Peaceful protest is a fundamental right and one I will always protect. But if protest turns violent, we will act swiftly, with extra court capacity in place.

@DianeLatimer2 @Benleo @DavidLammy wrong most of those so called expelled left of their own free will, so the 5 invading arab countries could have a clear battlefield so to limit the Palestinian casualties, but they didn't count on the Israeli kicking their backside

@p_peterd @Benleo @DavidLammy In 1948 🇵🇸 went through the Nakba with mass displacement of over 700,000 🇵🇸 who were forcibly expelled from their homes by Zionist paramilitaries & 🇮🇱 forces. This resulted in the depopulation & destruction of hundreds of Palestinian villages. So 🇮🇱 then