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@pa44192573
KTID. No time for the SNP because of the division & hatred they've created in Scotland. Starmer is also a disaster for the UK.
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@BarryAnderson_ Maybe the rest should complain about the bias shown to Rangers and Celtic
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Rangers have proposed a meeting of all Scottish Premiership clubs to discuss refereeing standards and improvements to officiating.
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@HumzaYousaf The irony of this post, you have no self awareness.
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Astonished and gobsmacked that a bunch of Reform's Scottish candidates are racist, anti-Muslim bigots.
@GinaDavidson@ginadavidsonlbc
Two candidates already in some trouble it seems… x.com/thecourieruk/s… x.com/kieranpandrews…
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@Rangers_Ibrox You should check his record for Kilmarnock. Easily the most incompetent referee in Scotland right now.
He's actually an embarrassment
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Matthew McDermid has refereed 11 games v Rangers.
In those games:
Rangers won 8, drew 2, and lost 1.
Rangers players received 13 yellow cards (opponents received 0
0 penalties awarded to Rangers.
3 penalties awarded against Rangers.
We've done well despite the cheating rats influence. Here's to another one this weekend and wipe that smile off his face.
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@BoJaM1872 Plays for Celtic mate, refereed to different standards than any other team in Scotland.
That's why they get hammered by referees in Europe
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Can someone tell me what I’m actually paying for?
My latest council tax bill has arrived. £330 a month.
For what?
We still have to pay extra just to have the garden waste collected.
The roads are knackered, the drains are blocked, and every time it rains the streets flood.
The local town is now devoid of shops because business rates and parking charges have made it almost impossible to trade and expensive for people to visit.
So where is the money going?
Councils spend tax revenue on vanity projects like cycle lanes that might see a bike once a decade and disability parking bays that sit empty most of the time.
Meanwhile the services we actually rely on continue to decline.
We are expected to pay more and more for less and less.
And at the same time we all see public money being spent on people who entered this country illegally and have never contributed.
So I’ll ask again.
What exactly are we paying for?
The whole system is broken.
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10 laziest MSPs at Holyrood
Colin Beattie (SNP)
David Torrance (SNP)
Willie Coffey (SNP)
Collete Stevenson (SNP)
Michael Matheson (SNP)
James Dornan (SNP)
Joe FitzPatrick (SNP)
Humza Yousaf (SNP)
Stephanie Callaghan (SNP)
Nicola Sturgeon (SNP)
All SNP.
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🚨BREAKING: IT HAS BEEN REVEALED THAT DAVID LAMMY LIED REGARDING THE APPOINTMENT OF PETER MANDELSON AS AMBASSADOR
Lammy claimed he warned Starmer NOT to appoint Mandelson
Now it has been revealed on OFFICIAL RECORD he APPROVED of the appointment
Labour always lying
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100% this, everything they touch goes wrong.
Yet the dafties will still vote them back in in May.
We deserve better than another 5 years of these clowns running Scotland
Think about who and more importantly what you are voting for come May
Andrew Neil@afneil
Beyond parody. Delivered years late, tens of millions over budget and after a year in service, doesn’t work. It’s a fitting symbol for SNP Scotland.
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And is still the greatest sport, but unfortunately populated by thousands of cheats IMO, who are currently ruining the game.
Proudofus.uk@ProudofusUK
Every football club on earth exists because of this island. 🇬🇧 Kings banned it. The richest schools in England claimed it. They wrote the rules and locked the gates. Then the working class stole it back. In 1850, Parliament passed the Factory Act. Work stopped at two on a Saturday. Working men had free time. And they chose football. Churches formed clubs to keep men out of pubs: Aston Villa, Bolton, Everton. Factories formed teams from their own workers: West Ham from the Thames Ironworks, Arsenal from a munitions factory. The FA Cup Final. Blackburn Olympic: weavers, spinners, a plumber. They beat the Old Etonians 2-1. No private school team ever reached the final again. Then British workers carried it everywhere they went ⚽🌍 Scottish miners in Spain founded its oldest club. A Nottingham lace trader gave Juventus their black and white stripes. A butcher's son from the same city founded AC Milan. British railway workers in Uruguay named their team after Stephenson's Rocket. Cornish miners founded Mexico's first football club. A schoolteacher from Kent taught the game to his students in Argentina. His school produced Lionel Messi. A boy from Southampton brought two footballs to Brazil. They call him the father of Brazilian football. Real Madrid are said to wear white because of an English amateur team. From Lancashire cotton mills to every continent on earth. Three and a half billion people watch football. The most popular sport ever created. And it was created here. By the British people. Every Saturday, three o'clock. That kickoff time exists because of the Factory Act of 1850. The moment working men were given an afternoon off. They chose football. And the world followed. No owners. No sponsors. Just supporters. Be part of us. 👉 proudofus.co.uk/support 🙏 Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧
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As you say governed by idiots.
They really don't have any economic intelligence on how to run an economy.
Every time these clowns get into government they destroy jobs, yet they are supposedly the workers party.
Charlatans, incompetent ones at that.
Essex Patriot@Essex_Patriot
Norway drills the North Sea & gets richer. Britain BANS drilling, taxes the industry to death, sacks 1,000 workers a month, then buys the SAME oil & gas from Norway. Same seabed. Same reservoirs. It's the DUMBEST act of economic self-harm imaginable. We are being Governed by IDIOTS🇬🇧
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It shouldn’t have taken an Iranian attack on the world’s largest gas export facility in Qatar for us to realise the benefits of being able to produce our own oil and gas.
As the world gets more dangerous, we must ditch fantasy Net Zero thinking and prioritise our own energy resilience.
All of this has shown up our luxury belief that we in Britain are better off keeping our own oil and gas in the ground while making ourselves more reliant on Qatari LNG imports.
First, let’s get the worst of the climate change lobby’s arguments out of the way.
Destroying our own oil and gas production does not mean we will need any less oil and gas.
Even the captured Climate Change Committee acknowledges that we’ll need oil and gas for decades to come.
If we are going to need it, then of course we should get as much as possible from Britain. That is just common sense.
Instead of maximising our own production, we’ve been sleepwalking into disaster and allowed the powerful green lobby to demonise an industry that is vital for our national resilience.
Yesterday, Rachel Reeves missed an opportunity at the Spring Statement to reverse the damage that has been wrought on the North Sea.
The Energy Secretary, Ed Miliband, is a dangerous fantasist who has been hellbent on sacrificing our oil and gas production on the altar of Net Zero.
He’d banned new oil and gas licences and charging effective marginal tax rates of over 100% on some companies.
And for what? So we can increase our imports of higher-emission LNG from the other side of the world by 40% while British production is in freefall.
The green lobby argue that there is no point drilling more in the North Sea, because ‘all of our gas is sold on international markets’. This is nonsense.
Every single molecule of gas we extract from the North Sea goes into our pipes, making up half of our supply.
We are losing 1,000 jobs a month, squandering £50 billion of investment and becoming less secure. Not a single exploration well was drilled in British waters last year – for the first time since 1964.
Labour trumpet that the basin is just in natural decline. But Norway, which shares the exact same basin, tells a different story – last year they drilled 49 exploration wells and made 21 new discoveries.
Admittedly, my own party have not been perfect. Policies like the windfall tax or mandating the electrification of oil rigs have not helped.
When I was Energy Secretary, I signed off Rosebank, legislated to protect oil and gas licences and fought against windfall taxes – all in the face of great opposition.
The Conservatives are clear that the oil and gas industry is a national asset and we must do all we can to maximise economic recovery of our own resources.
So what should Rachel Reeves have done yesterday? First, end the ban on new licences, end the windfall tax, and scrap the Net Zero duties which are hammering our oil and gas sector. Fast-track permissions for Rosebank and Jackdaw.
Downstream, our heavy industry and refineries are in crisis. We lost a third of our refineries last year alone. We have to stop imposing crippling, escalating Carbon Taxes that are killing British industry.
We need to double down on nuclear which has the most secure energy supply chain, streamline regulations and reverse Labour’s decision to cancel my plan for another large nuclear plant at Wylfa.
We must be clear-eyed about the fact that Ed Miliband is making us dangerously exposed to China’s dominance of critical mineral and renewable supply chains.
We need to repeal the Climate Change Act that forces us to subordinate the priorities of energy security and affordability to decarbonisation.
And if we want lower reliance on oil and gas, growth, and better living standards, then we must make electricity cheap.
Our Cheap Power Plan to cut electricity bills by 20% for households and businesses would be a start.
As the world gets more dangerous, we need to prioritise our energy and industrial resilience.
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@HumzaYousaf Hawd me back.
No one with a brain is interested in you.
Continuing to ride the gravy train by milking the dafties
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I'm doing something I never thought I would - writing a book!
"Under Fire" will tell the story of the four most difficult weeks of our lives, when my in-laws were trapped in Gaza, while I was First Minister of Scotland.
Out this October, more details 👇
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