Brian Conway

The tweets that I am proudest of are those that I delete before sending.

@Ancap_Christian @E_GuriGashi Were you making a point? If you were then I think you need to sharpen up your points, that one was quite blunt. It was strange for you to choose salt as an example when US processed food has higher sodium levels than normal in the EU and EU labelling is clearer on salt levels.

@brianbobc @E_GuriGashi Wow you got the point. Literally everything is dangerous. The dose makes the poison

I used to be critical of Europe’s excessive regulations, but I’ve grown quite fond of them I’m glad our food isn’t loaded with 50 toxic or carcinogenic ingredients, that I can charge all my devices with a single cable, that my products last longer, and that they’re designed to be easily repaired People outside of Europe can talk all the shit they want about the EU, but improving quality of life for the average consumer is a huge W in my book

@BigOlYamBag @Peg33 It's not an example of Trump putting in any real effort, such a visiting patients in a hospital. I can't find any record of him visiting a hospital except for treatment since 2019.

@brianbobc @Peg33 It's called an invitation. They were invited to attend as guests of the president. The child didn't have to track him down, bro.

@BrexitDoncNorth @boredtweeple @daniellismore It seems a lot of people are experiencing an audio doubling issue when playing videos. x.com/Holycrusa/stat…

@BrexitDoncNorth @boredtweeple @daniellismore It's very difficult to make out what they are touting for in that video. Reform aren't trustworthy and they definitely don't have a track record of reliability or success. However, I doubt that matters to their voters.

You want proof? - Point of use means pay after. You idiots 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🫖☕️ Farage has publicly praised insurance-based healthcare. He’s endorsed the American model. He’s called the NHS “unsustainable in its current form.” This is what that costs: GP: £129 A&E: £1,368 Hip replacement: £23,400 Ambulance: £1,045 Heart surgery: £71,997 Free or bankrupted by a heart attack. Your choice May 7.

@digitaledacia @rohanpaul_ai Blocked because @digitaledacia prefers easy fantasies to hard facts.

@digitaledacia @rohanpaul_ai The fact is that there is an enormous amount of essential work that is currently being done without financial compensation. This often exceeds 40% of GDP. There's also lucrative "work" which does nothing to help society or actively harms it. escoe.ac.uk/beyond-the-mar…

Geoffrey Hinton on AI's job loss: History’s tech revolutions replaced one job with another. e.g. Tractors replaced farm jobs with factories & office jobs. But AI will break that cycle, because AI can replace both physical+intellectual labor.

@banie01 @boredtweeple @daniellismore About 40% of transplant patients in the US sometimes choose to reduce immunosuppressive drugs because of the cost even though they are risking organ rejection. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC29…

@boredtweeple @daniellismore The rate of blindness, amputation and complication in 🇺🇸 just from #Diabetes is in itself absolutely appalling. Investing in universal healthcare, keeps a greater number of people fit, healthy & contributing to society both in terms of taxation & plain old participation.

@BrexitDoncNorth @boredtweeple @daniellismore Broken video! Multiple soundtracks and subtitles way out of sync.

@boredtweeple @daniellismore Well Dr FN, if what Daniel was saying was true you may have a point. But it isn’t. I understand you may be a busy young man, but it would be prudent to check any claims before believing them. Reform policy:

@digitaledacia @rohanpaul_ai Criminal activity is growing in scale. Cybercrime is a particular issue because of its global scale and innovation, often taking advantage of AI both as a tool for crime and as a point of weakness to target. icaie.com/2026/04/how-bi…

@TammyDoodleDo @maddenifico Why didn’t God grant his followers the gift of literacy? Putting the Word of God in a form which very few could read seems odd. Cloud based animations would have been the way I would have chosen if I were God, and stars arranged in clear patterns, and a definite face on the Moon.

@maddenifico Enlarge your view of God. His Words….He is able to preserve them, promised He would, regardless of man. Man does not control. God does. Your small view of God & who He is will land you in a very large & very eternal hell.

Spot-fucking-on. 😂🤣👇

@IanLabour @maddenifico It is absolute nonsense that any of the original documents are still intact. Even the Dead Sea Scrolls were copies of earlier works. The texts have been reconstructed from multiple copies, which are at least consistent. gotquestions.org/original-Bible…

@maddenifico Absolute nonsense. Some of the original documents are still intact.

@4Shore411 @maddenifico Why didn’t God just carve His words ten foot high into the side of a mountain? Moses smashed the tablets of stone on which the original Ten Commandments were written. Weird that God’s word is so fragile.

@maddenifico All Holy Scripture is given by inspiration from God.

@BigOlYamBag @Peg33 The child had to come to Trump. Liam and his family were invited backstage before a rally in Long Island, New York, on September 18, 2024. Trump got pre-election publicity with photos and video. The child got a MAGA hat. instagram.com/reel/DAGYDNYB8…

@Peg33 Here he is giving a child with a rare brain disorder a gift

@Ancap_Christian @E_GuriGashi knowledge4policy.ec.europa.eu/health-promoti…

@Ancap_Christian @E_GuriGashi Halite is also known as rock salt, pink salt. It differs very little from table salt. Both are 97% sodium chloride (NaCl). The sodium/salt content of food has to appear on the label. The standard health advice is not to consume too much salt. In other news, too much H2O can kill.

@research2death @crypto__keys @barneyxbt Just to be clear, only some tariffs have been stopped and a 10% global tariff has been introduced using another law. theguardian.com/us-news/2026/f…

@brianbobc @crypto__keys @barneyxbt Do you think these exporters will lower their prices (back to pre tariff amounts) now that tariffs have been stopped or will we be stuck with higher prices?

let me make sure i’m understanding this correctly the supreme court is refunding all tariff money back to corporations. the same corporations that didn’t pay a single cent of those tariffs to begin with. they passed every dollar directly to you through higher prices on everything you buy you went to the store and paid more for groceries. you paid more for clothes. for car parts. for literally everything. that money came out of YOUR pocket not theirs and now the refund goes to THEM? the corporations who used the tariffs as an excuse to raise prices even higher than the tariff itself and pocket the difference the american people funded the tariffs. the corporations profited off the tariffs. and now the corporations get a refund on money they never spent in the first place and nobody in washington thinks the people who actually paid should get the money back. not a single person has even suggested it guess we are never getting our DOGE checks either this country does not work for you. it works for them. it’s a joke and they’re not even pretending anymore

@research2death @crypto__keys @barneyxbt You may see a slowdown in future price increases, but I doubt that prices will fall unless companies are losing business. Businesses know that the 10% global tariff is now in force and there's a strong possibility that Trump will find new ways to introduce tariffs.

@AntiTrumpCanada The only commandment that Trump may not have broken is the commandment to honor thy father and mother. Although, even the Antichrist would probably follow that one and pay respect to Satan.

This stupid cunt who’s broken all Ten Commandments is gonna read the Bible tomorrow in the Oval Office.

@crypto__keys @research2death @barneyxbt Even if your graph was correct a reduction in inflation is not a reduction in prices. It is only a slowdown in the rate at which prices go up.

@research2death @barneyxbt Prices actually have come down since the tariffs were implemented

@crypto__keys @barneyxbt There weren't cheaper domestic products available. Many products are only available as imports. If there are domestic suppliers it's usually a premium item and the suppliers take a long time to scale up. Importers paid 90% of the tariff costs and foreign exporters 10%.

@barneyxbt Tariffs don't get passed on to the consumer, consumers will just buy cheaper domestic products if prices go up, this is why it didn't cause any inflation Foreign exporters usually absorb the cost or split it with the importing corporations