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@David__Osland @penheiro53 Diplomacy….

David Lammy publicly described Donald Trump as a man with 'incredible grace, generosity, very keen to be a good host, very funny, very friendly, very warm.' Personally I'm not so sure.

@Mudfries @KathCurry6 The scumbags’ scumbag That’s Zahawi.

This guy is on TV right now saying council workers aren’t doing enough for taxpayers money.. this guy! 👇 what a brass neck.

@Amockx2022 @WeeksyD He may believe his own BS

THIS IS SO HILARIOUS 😭😭 🇺🇸 Pete Hegseth –– "President Trump made history and forced Iran to beg for ceasefire" How can someone lie with so much shamelessness? 😂

@LBC @mike69923907 @NickFerrariLBC Cleverly is such a bell end. He probably isn’t thick enough to believe his own BS but I wouldn’t put it past him.

Who is to blame for 'hollowing out' Britain's military? Sir James Cleverly blames the Prime Minister. But some of @NickFerrariLBC's listeners get in touch to argue otherwise.

@carolecadwalla @Roarlinsonend BBC editorial priorities died many years ago.

BBC News leading with a cancelled concert. Second on news list: US president threatens civilisational erasure

This is performative bullshit on a day when the US president is threatening a genocide against a nation of 93 million people & the UK is allowing him to use our air bases. Will @Keir_Starmer continue to do so & be complicit in whatever comes next?

And an apology was never heard for their malfeasances. Not once. Good riddance. None of them should ever be involved in politics again and a good few of them ought to have been behind bars long ago.

In February, the average price of a gallon of regular gas in the United States was $2.91. Now it’s $4.22 . That's what you get when you elect an idiot the president of the United States, allow him to start a war without congressional approval.

He’s a really nasty piece of work. This is about the 4th time he’s demonstrated it. Reform only seems to attract bad, bad people.

@factpostnews @MichaelRosenYes Not USA’s oil Like Venezuelan oil. That wasn’t USA’s either. What gives the USA the right to steel someone else’s stuff? Kinda explains Trump’s support for Putin steeling eastern Ukraine….

Trump: If I had my choice, what would I like to do? Take the oil, because it's there for the taking. Unfortunately, the American people would like to see us come home. If it were up to me, I'd take the oil.

@Conservatives What a bell end. A traitor to the Uk and still doubling down on a hard Brexit which we now KNOW was a total failure. What is wrong with this person???

Legendary British engineer and entrepreneur Sir James Dyson has backed Kemi's plan to scrap the Carbon Tax and unleash British business 🇬🇧

@reece_dinsdale @LeeJone50103071 He just can’t not be a bell end.

Life in a vacuum.

@davehomeless89 Nope. There are none. A friend said Latvia’s strict food regulations were watered down when they joined the EU but I don’t really think something similar affected the UK (that food standards were somehow improved by us leaving).

can anyone give me 3 benefits from brexit that have made you personally better off thanks

@Parody_PM @_RejoinEU_ What a bell end he turned into.

You have to feel sorry for James Dyson. Imagine buying up 33,000 acres of farmland to avoid tax, only for Labour to then close the loophole. We need more patriots like him, who drive up farmland prices and vote for Brexit then fuck off to Singapore.

@nowak_paul @MikeMur15557657 @IainDale Zahawi should have gone to prison. As he didn’t, nothing he says is of any interest to anybody.

A month ago I did LBC with Nadhim Zahawi, former Tory Chancellor and Reform ‘star signing’. I argued the PM was right to avoid being dragged into Trump’s illegal war in Iran. He talked about the need to support our closest ally. Reform was wrong then. They always are.

@FansAgainstVAR_ And almost certainly supporting cartel corruption

We were promised VAR would improve accuracy and means we focus on the football. How the fuck can anyone think it's been a success? Killing the game. Killing the passion. Killing the spirit.

@Haggis_UK @Petrie_JohnC Kwarteng actually finally said something interesting and correct. My god. I never had that on my bingo card. Astonishing

Sarah Jones: I also agree with the former Chancellor, Kwasi Kwarteng, who said yesterday: " Conservatives, like myself, should be honest, Reeves is clearing up our mess."

AS A NORWEGIAN I JUST WANT TO POINT OUT THAT IF OUR PM SAID BAT SHIT CRAZY SHIT LIKE THIS 24/7 HE WOULD HAVE BEEN REMOVED AND LOCKED UP IN A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL 🤷 AMERICA THIS IS NOT NORMAL🙄

@DamianLow3 @ThelmaMcNamara3 Funny that.

Weird they don’t say how much the ballsed up Brexit they championed has cost the country?

@Microinteracti1 @SueSuezep @KurtSchlichter Well said

Right then. Let me explain something very slowly, because it appears some basic logic has gone missing somewhere over the Atlantic. No serious nation in the history of warfare has spent fourteen months insulting its allies, threatening to annex their territory, siding with their common enemy, and then knocked on their door expecting them to come running to rescue a catastrophe of its own making. That is not how alliances work. That is not how anything works. You abused the UK. You threatened Canada. You tried to grab Greenland. You called the EU an adversary. You praised Putin, the one man every serious NATO ally has spent decades preparing to fight. You hosted Kremlin officials in the Capitol. You undermined European elections. You abandoned Ukraine. You imposed tariffs on your closest partners. You did all of this loudly, proudly, and on camera. And now you are surprised that nobody is returning your calls. Here is a question worth sitting with. Why do you think that is? Is it possible, just possible, that when you treat your allies like enemies for over a year while cuddling up to their actual enemy, those allies might update their opinion of you? Is that concept too complicated? Does that require more working memory than is currently available? You did not plan this war with your allies. You did not consult them. You did not build a coalition. You started a conflict, watched it go sideways, and then got on your knees asking for help from people you spent fourteen months calling weak, corrupt and irrelevant. NATO is not what it was. Not because Europe changed. Because Washington made crystal clear which side it is on. And it is not ours. You want European boots on the ground? Start by explaining why America is more aligned with Moscow than with Brussels. Take your time. We will wait. Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

The Europeans are not dealing with “a man.” They are dealing with the United States of America. The United States needed the most innocuous kind of cooperation from them. They denied the United States that cooperation. The implied argument is that their obligations within our alliance depend on whether they like the guy we chose as our president. “Sure, we’re allies…if we approve of who you elected.” Nope. We are not going to forget, and we’re not going to forgive. I’m indifferent to their excuses or their rationalizations. The United States of America needed their help and not very much help. They turned us down. That changes everything. And they aren’t going to like how it changes everything.

@Eyeswideopen69 @heywoodrob31 They already did given that the leave campaign benefited from Illegal cash from Russia as clearly revealed by carol cadwalladr and others. Really, the 52/48 should never have been allowed to stand, let alone to destroy our economy because of Johnson’s mandate-free Hard Brexit.

A question for the ages: What would Brexiters say if they lost a referendum on rejoining the EU?