Matthew Frost

@narindertweets @jdpoc You seem to have overlooked the whole of Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.

The media has us believing that Reform took over the country. But the reality is this. How embarrassing

@SaulStaniforth This is so simple; keep inflating wages faster than inflation then you cause inflation, make small businesses unviable, fuel unemployment and competition will see jobs go overseas. Everyone loses.

Kuenssberg asks, how can we afford to pay people £15/hour LK, who earns around £400,000/year, doesn't ask, how can people afford to live on less than £15/hour? Neither does she ask, should we be subsidising the profits of businesses by topping up the poverty wages they pay?

East Anglia’s radical roots live on in the 2026 local elections! From Peasants’ Revolt (1381) & Kett’s Rebellion (1549) to Cromwell’s Puritans, Thomas Paine & the Burston Strike — this region has always defied distant elites. On 7 May, voters in Norfolk, Suffolk & Essex are backing Reform UK over Green madness & against Westminster orthodoxy. History rhymes here. The spirit of dissent is in the soil. Send your message: Vote! #EastAnglia #LocalElections2026 #ContrarianPolitics

@3YearLetterman @jungillshadow @Hortysir @coachbrucepearl @PearlJam That’s not how you spell ‘litre’ and this is originally a French measurement. The UK’s adoption of litres was an aberration of the EU which thankfully we are no longer part of. English is from England, clues in the name but you’re entitled spell incorrectly if you wish.

@jungillshadow @Hortysir @coachbrucepearl @PearlJam Liters stopped being used in 1776

This is from a gas station in the UK. This is utter bullshit I want someone to explain to me why the Redcoats are paying $1.30 a gallon for gas and hardworking American Patriots like me are paying THREE TIMES THAT AMOUNT! There is no choice but to impeach Trump for this

@3YearLetterman @coachbrucepearl @PearlJam Hello? Our currency is pounds, our measurements for gas (we call it petrol) are in litres and the price is presently around £1.80 per litre. Do the maths. Yes, there is an ‘s ‘ on maths! Our moronic government is following a policy of self harm called ‘net zero’, look it up.

@WW3finalboss You must have a very small circle.

@SizweLo Just to be clear, the poorest in society in England became vastly richer and more free throughout the 18th and 19th centuries and again through the 20th. Socialism always makes societies poorer and less equal wherever it emerges.

This is a group of coal miners packed into a multi-level elevator cage, preparing to descend into a mine shaft in Europe. The capitalists would have loved to import slaves from Africa, but by the time the Industrial Revolution took off in the 18th and 19th centuries, Europe had an abundance of displaced rural peasants because pro-capital land reforms had forced millions of people off ancestral lands and into cities. So, it was significantly cheaper to pay a local labourer a subsistence wage than to purchase, transport, and maintain a slave from across the Atlantic. Also, in contrast to owning slaves, the wage-slave system they were running in Europe meant, the employer wasn’t responsible for the worker’s housing, food, or health when they weren’t working or when they became too old or sick to produce. Beyond this, mine owners feared that unlike in the cotton farms in America, a workforce of slaves with nothing to lose would be more prone to sabotage in a highly volatile underground environment where a single misplaced support beam could destroy the entire capital investment. There’s also the thing with Britain making slavery illegal. So, capitalists found it more effective to keep “free” labour in Europe and forced labour in the colonial periphery like the rubber extraction plantations in the Congo.

@Britains___Pubs @VinnieSull1van @ChelseaDan5 Opposite my old school! Probably had my first pint there.

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@IsabellaScar2 Cornwall? Free from what, Devonshire cream teas?

Today is good a day as any to say: Unite Ireland 🇮🇪 Free Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Free Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Free Cornwall

@Rainmaker1973 Maybe start with English spelling! Tire? Really? Tyre! 🇬🇧

Thoughts?

@otokyo__ Cook.

Name a famous captain

@trwsenti My advice is turn up in Britain illegally; free hotel, free healthcare, a daily allowance and in the unlikely event that you’re deported the government (us taxpayers) will give you up to £40k! You’ll never have to do a days work.

You get 20 days a year to live your actual life. Not 20 days off. 20 days where you're allowed to exist without producing profit for someone else. And you have to request those days in advance and hope they're approved. Read that again.

@susanabulhawa Where is it you think they came from? 85% of the Israeli population was born in Israel and many of the rest have left neighbouring states where they suffered persecution. Now rephrase that sentence in the context of the 1st generation migrants across Europe.

I want these parasites to be made to run from north to south and east to west, like they made Palestinians do in Gaza, lugging their children and whatever they could carry on their backs. Or better yet, leave and go back where they came from. I want them to feel the terror they’ve rained on the entire region for decades. I have nothing but contempt for these morally aberrant creatures.

@LondonEconomic Did Richard Tice raid his son’s trust fund? No? Didn’t think so. 🤔

'If the standards applied to Angela Rayner last year meant she had to resign, then the same standards must apply to Richard Tice here.'

@RMSones @TheRealJamieKay Which begs the question what is the point in it if it’s only serving the interests of activist lawyers and opportunistic politicians working outside of their mandate? That is why we should opt out of the ECHR.

@pescottfrost @TheRealJamieKay So nothing to do with ECHR. Just the way the UK chooses to interpret it.

News flash! It does.

@RMSones @TheRealJamieKay It’s about shifting blame. International law provides political cover for doing things only government think are a good idea at the expense of their citizens. A favourite game of Tony Blair to push his agenda of unaccountability.

@pescottfrost @TheRealJamieKay That's British law and their interpretation of ECHR. Other members of ECHR manage.

@BPSPro @Ahmed_hassan_za I don’t block anyone unless they are inciting violence, hope you’re enjoying your free speech. You won’t miss it until it’s gone. I think we all know why the regime blocks the internet, they’re terrified their lies will be exposed and they’ll lose the streets.

Do you want to know why Iran blocked the Internet and illegal Starlink receivers with the help of China during the CIA and Mossad attack? The answer is Iran cut off those mercenaries communication, which effectively prevented 1,000's of more innocent civilians from being murdered by the CIA and Mossad hired mercenaries. Now go ahead and block me or fact check me.

@BPSPro @Ahmed_hassan_za Now stop blocking the internet in Iran and allow the Iranian people to be exposed to the truth rather than Iranian state propaganda.

You will reject the truth, but I am going to post it anyway: It's not any one specific event. It is instead a pattern. The US has done this same thing to many countries all over the world since 1947. The cover story is that the US brings democracy. That is simple a propaganda cover story. This world is run by greedy people who do not think twice about mass murder. "Since 1947 the US foreign policy has repeatedly employed force, covert action, and political manipulation to bring about regime change in other countries." - Jeffrey Sachs UN Security Council address. 1953 - CIA and MI6-backed coup that overthrew Prime Minister Mosaddegh, leading to the formation of an international consortium in 1954 where American firms held significant shares (40%) alongside British and other European companies, controlling Iranian oil production until the 1979 Islamic Revolution. The US installed the Shah of Iran US puppet regime who was a cruel dictator for 26 years until 1979. 1979 - Islamic Revolution, which kicked the US and British out of Iran and Iran regained control of their oil industry. Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the Shah of Iran, fled the country on January 16, 1979. The United States first imposed sanctions on Iran in November 1979. President Jimmy Carter signed Executive Order 12170 on November 14, 1979, which froze approximately $12 billion in Iranian assets, including bank deposits and other property, in response to the seizure of the American Embassy in Tehran and the taking of hostages. 2025 - 2,427 Iranians were murdered by CIA and Mossad hired mercenaries that infiltrated the recent protests in Iran. Iran killed the 690 CIA and Mossad hired mercenaries. The US caused the protest in Iran by crashing the Iranian Rial. The US and Israel have been terrorizing Iran for 47 years.

@jdpoc News flash; ‘servants’ are supposed to be ‘subservient’, that’s their job!

Last time any European civil servants were replaced by only those politically loyal and subservient was ... let me check ... Ah, here it is. Berlin, 1934.