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Exploring thoughts & ideas. Open to changing my mind - most of what I say isn’t a fixed view, but rather exploring and testing ideas.

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Bark@barkmeta·
Let me explain what just happened 👇 5 minutes before the President announced a halt to attacks on Iran… someone placed a $1.5 BILLION bet on stocks going up and dumped $192 million in oil. 5 minutes… These trades were 4 to 6 times larger than anything else in the entire market. Whoever did this wasn’t guessing. You don’t risk $1.5 billion on a hunch. There was zero public indication this announcement was coming. No leaks. No press. Nothing. The only people who knew were in the room when the decision was made. Someone in that room picked up a phone. And within minutes they made more money than most Americans will earn in a thousand lifetimes. In a single trade. On a war that cost you $4+ a gallon gas and $16 billion in tax dollars. American citizens funded this war. Politicians are profiting from it. This is not the first time. Every major announcement from this administration has had massive suspicious trades right before it dropped. Tariff reversals. Policy shifts. War decisions. This is the most blatant insider trading operation in the history of American politics. It’s not even close. And it’s happening over and over in broad daylight. You would go to federal prison for trading on a tip from your cousin. These people are front running war decisions with billion dollar bets and nobody will ever ask a single question. Nobody will be investigated. Nobody will be charged. By tomorrow this will be buried under the next satisfying headline. Just like last time. And the time before that. The game is rigged. And they’re not even trying to hide it anymore…
unusual_whales@unusual_whales

BREAKING: Just five minutes before Trump's announcement to halt the attacks on Iran, massive trades reportedly hit the market. In one move, $1.5 billion in S&P 500 (ES) futures was bought while $192 million in oil (CL) futures was sold. These orders were 4–6x larger than anything else at the time. The trader seemingly made huge gains. Unusual.

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Nick Timothy MP
Nick Timothy MP@NJ_Timothy·
This is a pity. The Reform MPs all backed me up on Trafalgar Square. So I don’t know why Zia is like this. I thought he was more into “substance”.
Zia Yusuf@ZiaYusufUK

No, Nick Timothy is not “brave”. He was literally Theresa May’s Chief of Staff, the driving force behind Mayism and its “burning injustices” agenda.  He is an architect of what you saw in Trafalgar Square. He launched the Race Disparity Audit – a massive government trawl of ethnicity data across schools, NHS, prisons, jobs and housing to unearth any disparity of outcome and claim it was evidence of institutional discrimination. He personally oversaw the 2017 Tory Manifesto, the wokest of all: Forcing civil service diversity targets, an obsession with tackling “hate crime” including transgender identity. It was this rampant wokery that laid the foundations for Labour’s Islamophobia definition. All while talking about building a “Great Meritocracy”, obsessed with group disparities. He promised to cut net immigration to the tens of thousands.  Instead he supercharged immigration and net immigration has been over *3 million* since. Now he wants to be celebrated for pointing to the fires he started. Make no mistake, what you saw in Trafalgar Square would not have been possible were it not for Nick Timothy. He is a classic Tory.  Tweets in the direction of where the wind blows. Set the country ablaze when in power, then lie when kicked out. He is an arsonist firefighter and belongs in the dustbin of history, along with the rest of the Tory Party.

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Emma Trimble
Emma Trimble@Emma_A_Webb·
Ah, the symbolism of Richard the Lionheart, sword aloft, behind monumental anti-terrorism fencing.
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Nick Dixon
Nick Dixon@NickDixon·
These attacks don’t work really anymore, because you did the same with Jenrick and Braverman. If Nick Timothy joined Reform tomorrow, you’d suddenly say he’s amazing. Either you don’t believe these rants, or you think two current members of Reform’s ‘shadow cabinet’ are awful.
Zia Yusuf@ZiaYusufUK

No, Nick Timothy is not “brave”. He was literally Theresa May’s Chief of Staff, the driving force behind Mayism and its “burning injustices” agenda.  He is an architect of what you saw in Trafalgar Square. He launched the Race Disparity Audit – a massive government trawl of ethnicity data across schools, NHS, prisons, jobs and housing to unearth any disparity of outcome and claim it was evidence of institutional discrimination. He personally oversaw the 2017 Tory Manifesto, the wokest of all: Forcing civil service diversity targets, an obsession with tackling “hate crime” including transgender identity. It was this rampant wokery that laid the foundations for Labour’s Islamophobia definition. All while talking about building a “Great Meritocracy”, obsessed with group disparities. He promised to cut net immigration to the tens of thousands.  Instead he supercharged immigration and net immigration has been over *3 million* since. Now he wants to be celebrated for pointing to the fires he started. Make no mistake, what you saw in Trafalgar Square would not have been possible were it not for Nick Timothy. He is a classic Tory.  Tweets in the direction of where the wind blows. Set the country ablaze when in power, then lie when kicked out. He is an arsonist firefighter and belongs in the dustbin of history, along with the rest of the Tory Party.

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sky_trees@sky_trees_·
Do you advocate for the policies you advocate for because you believe they are the correct policies, or because you believe they are politically acceptable? It comes across like you are willing to shift your principles according to the political winds, rather than stating what you believe needs to be done and seeking to persuade others to join you. Thanks.
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Matt Goodwin
Matt Goodwin@GoodwinMJ·
We beat Labour. In Manchester. In Labour’s 6th safest seat. We polled our national poll average in our 440th target seat. Meanwhile, some guy further Right sounding a lot like you polled fewer votes than the Monster Raving Loonies. I will enjoy your collision with reality.
Charlie Downes@cfdownes_

Goodwin has some nerve to lecture us about being "detached from political reality" when this is what he was doing last month. If this is your idea of a serious, credible politics appropriate for the existential crisis Britain finds itself in, I'm glad you don't approve of us. And listen to the line of attack - it's not that we're wrong, but that we are "wrecking our political careers" and "losing all relevance" by speaking frankly about the measures necessary to save our country while refusing to take part in the all-singing, all-dancing Nigel Farage Show. Here's the difference between Reform and Restore: We aren't interested in making peace with the political establishment for the sake of our "careers". We don't measure our success by our "relevance" in Westminster drinking circles. We won’t talk endlessly about Britain’s problems - and make good money doing so - only to call our supporters racist when they suggest solutions. We are offering the British people the opportunity to save Britain democratically. Whether they want it is up to them, but we're not going to lie to them about what's at stake for the sake of votes. The British people are not stupid. They do not need to be spoken to like children. And they are tired of Westminster types like you doing exactly that.

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sky_trees
sky_trees@sky_trees_·
I'm not saying they're not peaceful. However I'm very tired of very distinct 'communities' running parallel cultures - multiculturalism. Obviously there are degrees to all this and differing degrees of friction - but wherever there's a 'community' as a result of multiculti, there's friction. Additionally, the centre-right has a blindspot when it comes to issues around Israel (not saying you do, but there's clearly a bias towards unconditional support, just as the leftists go the other way). Richard Tice is a great example of this.
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West End Girl@BucketsOf_Rain·
@sky_trees_ And both are entirely peaceful and benign. I’m increasingly despairing of the number of thickos on the right who sound exactly like Islamic hate preachers. Very very much part of the problem
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Zia Yusuf
Zia Yusuf@ZiaYusufUK·
Asking the Home Office for the real cost of Tory and Labour open border policies is *not* terrorism. It’s patriotism. The BBC has lost the plot, and spending license fee money on such propaganda only accelerates the end of a once great institution.
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sky_trees@sky_trees_·
Thanks. I'm uncomfortable with the language I don't understand painted on the side. I've got no problem with a charity, but when there's another language used it does imply to me 'this isn't for you'. But as I say, this is a completely separate point to the terrible and unacceptable attack.
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Kat
Kat@KatEv345·
Jewish charity ambulances are being torched in the UK. Truly despicable. This action follows years of media distortion and lies, led by the BBC, political rhetoric, and over two years of marches calling for the destruction of the only Jewish state. All of those lies have demonised Israel and normalised hostility towards Jews. Spare us the shock.
Moshe Schwartz@YWNReporter

🚨🚨 BREAKING: Multiple Hatzolah ambulances have erupted in flames in London's Golders Green neighborhood. There is no immediate word on the cause, but antisemitic arson is the immediate suspicion.

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sky_trees@sky_trees_·
@ZiaYusufUK I don’t see how this lot will ever willingly call an early election. They know they’ll be booted so why would they vote for Christmas? How do you see an early election happening? Thanks.
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Zia Yusuf
Zia Yusuf@ZiaYusufUK·
Markets have gone from pricing another interest rate cut to *several* rate hikes this year. Few have processed how big the moves in fixed income markets have been and what they mean. It’s because, thanks to decades of Labour and Tory rule, with almost £3 trillion of debt and a mammoth welfare state, this country is totally at the mercy of an inflation shock. Energy costs will remain sky high even if the Iran war ends now. All this massively increases the odds that Starmer is formally replaced this year (he as has already been informally sidelined). The mad far-left replacement will collide with the reality of bond markets. Which makes an early general election ever more likely.
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sky_trees@sky_trees_·
@Ye_Olde_Holborn Can you elaborate? How is your risk only £0.05 for a potential gain of £135? The ratio seems insane. Do you have impossibly tight stops that trigger if the market doesn’t immediately go your way? Thanks.
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Ye Olde Holborn☣️
Ye Olde Holborn☣️@Ye_Olde_Holborn·
Here’s how to turn a 5p spread bet into £135 tax free profit shorting $TSLA
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Adam Wren
Adam Wren@aswren·
I’m so glad this batley thing isn’t being left as is & forgotten, it’s unbelievable. It’s another one of those things where I think if you tried to explain it to someone that didn’t know you’d sound mental
Robert Jenrick@RobertJenrick

Five years ago today, a teacher from Batley Grammar showed a class a caricature of the Prophet Mohammed. Within days, a hundred Islamists were protesting outside the school gates. Outrageously, the teacher was suspended. The headteacher, Gary Kibble, apologised ‘unequivocally’. It was an astonishing act of appeasement and cowardice. The teacher was then subjected to a campaign of abuse and intimidation, including incitement to violence against him and his family. His kids had to miss school for months. They slept on mattresses in temporary accommodation. An independent probe later cleared him of any wrongdoing whatsoever. Another report likewise found that the school, council and police all ‘totally and utterly failed’ him. Too late - his life was changed forever. Have lessons been learnt from this shameful episode? I fear exactly the same thing would happen today. In fact ‘advice’ has recently been reissued by Labour councils including the one covering Batley, that children’s drawings in art lessons may be seen as ‘idolatrous’ under sharia law. Teachers are even warned that dance lessons could cause parental concerns over ‘physical contact between males and females’. Extremism is being mainstreamed. A climate of threatening and intimidatory harassment is poisoning our institutions. It's antithetical to our democratic way of life. Most of our governing class are simply too spineless to take on Islamists. Look at when I highlighted the chronic failure of integration in parts of Birmingham. I was denounced. And then proven right by West Midlands Police’s admission that violent Islamists living couldn’t be prevented from attacking Jewish football fans. The Police lied and blamed the visiting supporters in an effort to pretend they still had authority in the city. And now look at the reaction of the Prime Minister and much of the media to criticisms of a segregated Iftar in Trafalgar Square. They branded critics racist too. This was despite the Prime Minister himself pulling out of an Iftar in 2021 organised by the very same man, Omar Salha, who arranged this one, apparently because of his Islamist links. We’ve been led by weak hypocrites, who cover up, rather than confront what’s happening. The country is sliding down a dark path as a result. But innocent men and women like the Batley teacher are the greatest victims of extremism, and too many seem intent to forget them. We must defend them and stand up for all those who speak out.

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sky_trees@sky_trees_·
@cfdownes_ These days, Goodwin kind of makes my skin crawl.
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Charlie Downes
Charlie Downes@cfdownes_·
Goodwin has some nerve to lecture us about being "detached from political reality" when this is what he was doing last month. If this is your idea of a serious, credible politics appropriate for the existential crisis Britain finds itself in, I'm glad you don't approve of us. And listen to the line of attack - it's not that we're wrong, but that we are "wrecking our political careers" and "losing all relevance" by speaking frankly about the measures necessary to save our country while refusing to take part in the all-singing, all-dancing Nigel Farage Show. Here's the difference between Reform and Restore: We aren't interested in making peace with the political establishment for the sake of our "careers". We don't measure our success by our "relevance" in Westminster drinking circles. We won’t talk endlessly about Britain’s problems - and make good money doing so - only to call our supporters racist when they suggest solutions. We are offering the British people the opportunity to save Britain democratically. Whether they want it is up to them, but we're not going to lie to them about what's at stake for the sake of votes. The British people are not stupid. They do not need to be spoken to like children. And they are tired of Westminster types like you doing exactly that.
Montgomery Toms@MontgomeryToms

Who are you referring to,@GoodwinMJ? Young men are rising. We recognise that we don't want to inherit a demographically replaced country - a problem you have played a massive part in accelerating! We are the future. You are the past. Vote @RestoreBritain_ 🇬🇧

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Wolf 🐺
Wolf 🐺@WorldByWolf·
Remind me why we allow any immigration at all when we have native Brits applying for over 5,000 jobs without success?
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