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@Gwynoro If you think that’s bad, wait till you hear what they did to Corbyn.

For weeks trying to fathom out why backbench Labour MPs/ministers were not publicising Starmer government’s achievements (and they are considerable). On track to meet 70% of 2024 manifesto commitments in 2 years. Obvious now - did not want him as PM - plotting for one year. /1

@GyllKing @miffythegamer @oliviabaileymp She’s a Labour MP? Shows what has become of the Labour Party.

Is this not hate speech? @oliviabaileymp

@Bonn1eGreer @RealBristolNews The reality is that the mayor and almost the entire London assembly are completely unaccountable. Assembly Members do literally nothing but still take the pay check. And if you want evidence - just look at the atrocious TfL performance that they are paid to oversee.

I was invited recently to an event for #SadiqKhan. I was told to keep the location strictly secret. I thought: "Who's going to be there-The King-The Pope?.. " Nope. It was to protect him from nutters - people who read , believe and accept postings like this one below 👇🏿

@DonahueRogers @AdnanHussainMP @JamesFrith The Palestinians are the Semites.

@AdnanHussainMP @JamesFrith needs to read the IHRA definition and maybe then he will understand why conflating Judaism with the state of Israel, as he as done, is antisemitism Appalling ignorance that he doesn't already know that

We cannot allow the charge of genocide in Gaza to be obscured by accusations of antisemitism. Antisemitism is hatred of Jewish people; criticism of Israel is criticism of a state with military and political apparatus capable of committing genocide. The two must not be conflated.

@peterkyle Authoritarianism? Is this the Peter Kyle whose office had a local constituent arrested at 4:33AM for writing him letters?

The Green Party has truly lost its way. Its journey towards authoritarianism, ideological Puritanism and division continues. I proudly worked with Keir Starmer to rid our party of the hate dressed up as righteousness that now infests the Greens.

@LailaAlarian The Telegraph is now owned by Axel Springer Verlag. And the owner has made it clear there is only one editorial line on that subject.

The Telegraph thinks that geniuses should support genocide

@g__j @strongpotions_ @OctopusEnergy It’s not rare Greg. This is how octopus operates, (based on my experience). As you will know from the many emails I’ve sent you, Kraken is flawed but no one at octopus will listen. Apparently A.I. knows better than humans.

@strongpotions_ @OctopusEnergy Hi GK, I’m the founder. I can see the team are on it but I’ll keep an eye (This sounds exceptionally rare and I’d like to understand what went wrong, as well as make sure we deliver our promise for you). Thanks, Greg

Signed up with @OctopusEnergy for the new gaff coz everyone said they were they best and we've just got our first month's bill saying we're like £3000 in debt and they aren't answering my emails 😂😂😂

@zarahsultana @ThatTimWalker @Keir_Starmer 5 injured? So that means an extra £62.5 million for Muslim community groups. Or do they have a different value to others? Let’s see what Starmer gives them.

Where is the COBRA meeting, @Keir_Starmer? Or does that not apply when Muslims are attacked?

@Stev725 @MouinRabbani A period of relative calm while more people were poorer. The track record in relation to economic growth has been a disaster.

@MouinRabbani Domestically he has presided over a period of relative calm, compared to the chaos that preceded it. But his support of Israeli war crimes; especially given his background as a human rights lawyer, & his demonisation of peaceful protest ought to haunt him for the rest of his days

Keir Starmer, the utterly mediocre product of Project Mandelson-McSweeney, rose to power over a mountain of Palestinian corpses, and on the strength of a fake anti-Semitism crisis so obscene it included the purge of lifelong, elderly Jewish Labour Party members for the crime of opposing Israeli apartheid. May Starmer's ejection from office be as painful and humiliating as possible. He deserves nothing less.

@hammer_mt I always found it rather concerning the way product teams often insisted that they should not be asked to ‘context switch’. Meanwhile the rest of the business was forced to context switch around the product team.

I'm definitely seeing this in my consulting work - managers are better at context switching, evaluation and resource allocation.

@premnsikka I’ve worked in a few of these companies. The impact of the debt mountain on the day to day running of the business cannot be underestimated. You simply can’t make ‘normal’ commercial decisions.

Devoured by private equity. Bernard Matthews Body Shop Byron Burger Casual Dining Cath Kidson Claire’s Comet Debenhams Flybe Four Seasons Health Care Homebase Maplin Thousands of jobs lost, supply chain destroyed, taxes dodged. Yet govts venerate PE. leftfootforward.org/2026/06/the-fi…

@rosenbaum6 Do we now get to resubmit all the valid data protection complaints the ICO refused to progress?

John Edwards has resigned this morning as Information Commissioner, accepting that his position is now untenable. And he's promptly updated his LinkedIn profile - if you've got a job that would suit a former Information Commissioner, he says he's opentowork

@rhysrmann There’s no comparison. Maureen Lipman’s stand out role was a character in a TV commercial.

Maureen Lipman has been saying Judi Dench is only a national treasure because she goes on Graham Norton. She’s not close to Dench’s league & even feels the need to refer to herself as ‘DAME Maureen’ in all the publicity for her latest play, which is just not ever done by actors!

@NeilJ94163976 @andrewfeinstein Lies. Lies. Lies. We’ve all seen the quadcopters targeting and killing civilians. No one believes your lies any more. We see through it. We can’t wait for the ICC and ICJ trials.

@sionsion @andrewfeinstein No. The quadcopters are not for targetting civilians at all. They are for precision targetting and surveillance of combatants. So these twats have degraded that capability. Think just for a bit, why buy them if a big bomb does what you want, why bother? Tell me you get it.

My statement on the Filton 4 case, as an expert on the global arms trade: ‘These quadcopter drones are key instruments of genocide, used by the Israeli forces in Gaza for surveillance, targeting and to kill. Had they not been destroyed by these brave actionists, they could have easily ended up facilitating yet more killing and devastation. To call those who disabled them terrorists is a perverse distortion of the truth. The real outrage is the continued arming and enabling of a genocidal military campaign that has devastated an entire civilian population. Those who smashed these drones to pieces were not spreading terror - they were trying to prevent it.’

@NeilJ94163976 @andrewfeinstein All part of one campaign of destruction and civilian slaughter. Are you seriously trying to argue that targeted bombing of civilians is better the man indescrimiate bombing of civilians?

@sionsion @andrewfeinstein And which type of bombing do these drones facilitate? You really don’t get it do you?

@gregory48786287 @andrewfeinstein Listen Greg Bot. No one’s falling for that line any more. Quadcopter drones are used to kill children. There’s overwhelming evidence.

@andrewfeinstein Quadcopter drones are being used by israel to target and kill terrorist. That’s literally why they use them. Destroying them is an attempt to prevent proscribed terrorists from being targeted and killed, is actually an act of terrorism in itself.

@NeilJ94163976 @andrewfeinstein The IOF carries out both indescrimiate bombing and targeted bombing. You really should examine the evidence before coming on here and making a fool of yourself.

@andrewfeinstein I see, so what you are saying is it’s better not to have a quadcopter to carry out survellance and specific targetting. Just carry out indescriminate bombing instead. An interesting take on preventing unecessary death. As an expert, you don’t seem to be a very good one.

@nachal_giyus86 @andrewfeinstein Given how you feel about this, you must be horrified at what the IOF do to innocent civilians in Gaza every day.

The effort to portray these individuals as victims is laughable. They were not jailed for their opinions. They were not jailed for supporting Palestinians. They were not jailed for protesting. They were jailed because they smashed their way into a facility, caused more than £1 million in damage, and one of them was convicted of grievous bodily harm after attacking a police officer with a sledgehammer. This wasn't civil disobedience. It was criminality. Some activists have convinced themselves that any act becomes justified if the target is connected to Israel. Vandalism becomes "resistance." Violence becomes "direct action." Criminals become "heroes." Thankfully, the court saw through the slogans and looked at the facts. These are not political prisoners. They are convicted offenders who committed serious crimes and received serious sentences. Calling them martyrs doesn't change what they did. It only demonstrates how far some people are willing to excuse lawlessness when Israel is involved. #consequences #justice

@YvetteCooperMP @jnbarrot @AnitaAnandMP No one believes this performance Yvette. You have been silent as the settlers have carved up Palestine to thwart a 2 state solution. We see you for what you are and what you’ve enabled.

Good to be in Paris today with @jnbarrot and @AnitaAnandMP meeting with Palestinian & Israeli groups following our new International Peace Fund announcement yesterday. We need renewed momentum behind a 2 state solution and peace and security for Israelis and Palestinians.

@IsabelOakeshott Can you imagine. You lose your son in horrific circumstances, only for his death to be misused to gain the oxygen of publicity by a has-been political ‘commentator’ in exile.

Do you remember when Lee Rigby was beheaded? I do. Back then, it was a one off horror. We'd never seen anything like it. Now, this kind of ultra extreme violence on our streets seems to be happening all the time. So many policy failures, again and again and again.