Jo Glo

Dear @CommonsSpeaker, Can we the people of this country place a small request on you, can you during the next sitting of Parliament actually run PMQs properly? For too long the PM, every single time he is asked a question relevant to his actions, his MPs actions and what is happening more widely in this country reverts to constant, and frequently vile insults and deflections, never actually answering the question asked. We do not need a history lesson, we remember the past, or comments on the actions of other parties or their leaders, or MPs, also frequently in the past. It is not @KemiBadenoch, @EdwardJDavey, @Nigel_Farage or @JohnSwinney Question Time, it is now down to Keir Starmer as current PM time to answer. Frankly, if he was still in court, he would be in jail for contempt, he is most certainly without doubt in contempt of Parliament. Signed - We the British people, who want the standards of the House brought back in to good repute.

@ehannah0 @Charles88889646 #Liebour

335 Members of Parliament voted against referring Starmer for a parliamentary inquiry. They no longer have an ounce of integrity left. I sincerely hope every one of them loses their seat.

Clever Girl

The FBI is currently raiding all the Somali fraud centers in Minnesota. I bet it looks like World War Eleven up there.

So the RSPCA want to stop crabbing because of concerns for crabs but they don’t seem to have a problem with Halal. What a strange organisation they have become.

🇬🇧 Love all #Patriotic #Patriots 🇬🇧🇺🇸 Let’s all Unite Together! 😉👊💥 #MEGA #MAGA !!!! “Patriotism is the feeling of love, devotion, and a sense of attachment to one's country or state” #RestoreBritain

Pope Leo steps in and saves Iranian women from being executed. Just kidding! Pope Leo didn't do shit! President Trump did that

Look at that, fucking glorious 🇬🇧

The Health Secretary has taken £372,000 from private health-linked donors since entering parliament. That's at a rate of £10,000 a month since taking office. His biggest donor owns companies that recruit NHS managers AND private health executives. This week he also gave himself the power to override the independent body that stops the NHS being overcharged for drugs. Full story at the link below 👇

London is now the rape capital of Europe. In just 59 days, the Met Police recorded 1,459 rapes. Thousands more will have gone unreported. Sexual assault and rape numbers have increased by 400 per cent. This is why women and girls don’t feel safe in Britain. Because we aren’t.

Imagine having to threaten people to keep your job because you're too sleazy to defend yourself!

Is there any difference? Listen to this guy. He isn't wrong! This is a synchronized attack on all life - poison the air we breathe, contaminate the water & soil, so it's ingested and then target our immune systems by removing our access to the sun It's all being done by design

Yesterday's edition of the Financial Times carried a lengthy interview with Lord Hermer KC, the present Attorney General of the United Kingdom. If you haven't seen it: oh, boy. The interview was part of the FT's fluffy "Lunch With" feature, a sympathetic profile format whose previous subjects have included most of the 'grown ups in the room' of the British establishment over the last 40 years. The Hermer instalment was, by the FT's own pitch, an opportunity for the Attorney General to "open up about the Keir Starmer people don't see," and to explain the merits of the Chagos deal. The piece appeared. The comments section opened. And in those comments, you could see a country on the precipice of major change. The Financial Times's readership is not, to put it as politely as the situation will allow, known for its raucous lower-class anger. It is the readership of senior partners at City firms, central bankers, retired civil servants, retired ambassadors, and the broader metropolitan managerial caste of Britain at the fatter end. It is, on almost every available political question, the most reliably establishment-tarian readership of any newspaper in the United Kingdom. The comments, before they were closed, were so brutal that readers were openly asking for the article to be withdrawn and threatening to cancel their subscriptions in numbers the FT had not seen before. When the FT readership turns on a Labour Attorney General, the Labour Attorney General has a problem. If you were wondering what caused such an outbreak of fury from the terribly polite class, here's a summary of the last three decades of Lord Hermer's career. Lord Hermer, before he became Attorney General, made his name and his living as a human-rights barrister whose principal practice, for a meaningful slice of the relevant period, was the prosecution of civil claims against the British state. Suing his own country. He got particular mileage out of pursuing claims against the British armed forces, on behalf of foreign nationals alleging mistreatment by British servicemen and women in the field. The most notorious of these matters is the Al-Sweady litigation. Lord Hermer was lead counsel for eight Iraqi claimants who alleged that British soldiers had murdered, mutilated, and tortured Iraqi prisoners after the Battle of Danny Boy in May 2004. The claims occupied the Ministry of Defence, the Royal Military Police, and a public inquiry for the better part of a decade. The inquiry, at its conclusion, found the claims to be "wholly without foundation," and the result of "deliberate lies, reckless speculation and ingrained hostility." On 22 April this year, the Daily Telegraph published more than 25,000 pages of contemporaneous emails and legal documents from Lord Hermer's chambers' handling of the Al-Sweady litigation. Among the documents was an internal communication in his own writing, advising on how to "get the big story out there" and noting the need for "wriggle room if the killings did not in fact happen." Today's edition of the same paper carries further documents from the same info dump showing Hermer privately criticising serving British soldiers, in correspondence with his legal team, while praising publicly the Iraqi lawyers whose own clients the inquiry had found to be lying. Hermer has, rightfully, been formally referred Lord Hermer to the Bar Standards Board for serious professional misconduct. Lord Glasman, a Labour peer who knows him personally, has called him "an arrogant...fool." Boris Johnson, the former Prime Minister, has said directly that Hermer "aided false war crimes claims against British troops." (Fancy losing a moral high-ground to Boris Johnson...) This is the Attorney General. He is the chief legal officer of the Crown. The man whose entire constitutional function is to ensure that the legal interests of the British state are properly defended in the highest forums is a man who, before assuming the post, made his career attacking the British state on behalf of liars, liars whose lies were specifically calibrated to destroy the reputations of British servicemen and women. There is a word for this kind of legal practice when it is done at scale and in a particular direction. The word is "lawfare." The deployment of judicial mechanisms as a substitute for politics by other means. The systematic use of human-rights frameworks, judicial review, and aggressive litigation to constrain the actions of one's own state, to attack one's own armed forces, and to advance a worldview that the elected institutions of one's country have repeatedly declined to advance through the ballot box. It is, at its outer edge, a form of treason that wears a wig. And Hermer, who practices it, is an enemy of our state.

Since 1948, the Palestinian population in Gaza and the West Bank has increased 700%. This is NOT genocide. In the same period, the Christian population in the Middle East has decreased from 20% to 1%. This IS genocide. Learn the difference.

SHE FILED 181 REPORTS. THEY CALLED HER NOT CREDIBLE. THE CHILDREN WERE 11 YEARS OLD. Sara Rowbotham spent years working as a sexual health coordinator for the @NHS in Rochdale. Between 2005 and 2011 she filed 181 detailed referrals to Greater Manchester Police (@gmpolice) and social services. Each one documented the systematic rape and trafficking of girls as young as 11. Each one was ignored. Authorities did not dispute the abuse was happening. They disputed her. She was labelled not credible. Her team was dismissed. In 2014 she was made redundant. The reason officials gave for ignoring her? Community cohesion. That was the calculation. Institutional comfort weighed against the rape of children, and the children lost. A 2024 independent review commissioned by Greater Manchester's mayor confirmed her referrals were credible, substantive and appropriately communicated. The review found 96 men still considered a risk to children, and described the convictions that did happen as having scraped only the surface. Five police officers refused to cooperate with the review. They retired without sanction. Sara Rowbotham was awarded an MBE. The officers who ignored her received words of advice. That is the full story. That is the entire joke. @BBC @guardian @morningstaronline @GMP @AndyBurnhamGM @ITV

Lord Hermer’s involvement in suing British soldiers on spurious grounds can’t be allowed to pass: buff.ly/bX71pkM

We have the most unpopular Prime Minister in history. A strange soulless man, a Process drone enlivened only by his own sanctimonious. Yet, Starmer is Labour’s best candidate for the job. How did Britain sink that low?

Labour MPs If you vote to save Keir Starmer then you will 100% deserve the fate that is coming for you We will never forgive you. You will be complicit.

Last week, Gazan women testified to a system of rape by Hamas to Palestinian women living in tents. This week, Gazan children testified to being raped by Hamas clerics. Not a word about it the New York Times, UN, or Cenk Uygur. Weird.