Si the Mole 💙

@Mofoman360 @reformparty_uk No. Never did. Never will He’s a grifting snake oil salesman and Trump slobbering sycophant. Next question?

Do you stand by and support Nigel Farage and Reform UK 🇬🇧 @reformparty_uk

@AnthonyAinsdale Why isn’t the similar Tata run plant also running into trouble? Perhaps Ratcliffe should have invested in its upgrading rather than dodging tax in Monaco

Our salt processing plant in runcorn is going bust due to sky high energy costs so we'll import salt even thou we have a never ending quantity of it. It's totally insane! Net zero is destroying all our industry. Criminally reckless.

@BohuslavskaKate Cunt’s Gorge

If Trump renamed the Strait of Hormuz after himself, what would people actually call It? 🤔😏

@FellaLeeds Yep. Well said. 🙂👍 What did Trump and Netanyahu expect from an Iranian ally? This whole illegal conflict has no strategy, no clear and stable objectives, no plan for the process and no defined desirable outcome. And Houthis are most probably now going to close the Red Sea.

The entire region is going to kick off Its CRITICAL Europe stays the fuck away from this clusterfuck tRUMP and Netanyahu own this fuck up. ALL OF IT

@jcartlidgemp Thatcher sold our North Sea to her corporate mates. Norway didn’t And doesn’t need much of the North Sea product for electricity as they have significant hydroelectric capacity And a smaller population How on earth did you survive childhood?

How is Norway able to fund such a Defence budget when we aren’t? One factor is they’re still drilling in the North Sea - we buy their fossil fuels from the same basin we deny ourselves the economic benefit from. Madness.

@donmcgowan @TheZombyPop @UKTogetherAll I’m wondering whether MBS is now figuring out what size suitcase he needs…….🙂

Well. I think it's safe to say that the far-right are NOT the dominant force in this country. What a spectacular sight. And not a single man in a St. George flag onesie, pissing against a statue. Outstanding @UKTogetherAll.

@haynesdeborah @night_waker Petulant and pathetic man-child whining that other countries don’t want their people to die for the madness surrounding the illegal war and American and Israeli imperialism. There’s a surprise.

🚨Crisis time for NATO🚨 Donald Trump effectively says the US will no longer defend its NATO allies because they didn’t help him against Iran. “We would have always been there for them, but now based on their actions I guess we don’t have to be, do we?” “Why would we be there for them if they’re not there for us? They weren’t there for us”

I think you’ll find they go forward.

@Tazerface16 Don’t wear the “I’m Trump’s Maga Bitch” tee shirt would be my advice 🙂 but Canadians are very welcome in the Uk

Anybody have any tips on how to appear Canadian while traveling internationally? Asking for a friend.

@RepVanOrden Morally bankrupt, principle free and pathetically weak is how the USA is now seen by the rest of the sensible world. The fact that it has been achieved by one lunatic man in less than a year is a staggering reflection of your collective Magat stupidity.

For the first time in nearly 25 years, a bipartisan group of five Members of Congress sat down with the Russian Duma to engage in direct discussions on peace and bilateral relations. We have a responsibility to maintain open lines of communication and pursue dialogue, even in times of tension. I remain committed to continuing these conversations and supporting President Trump’s commitment towards peace.

@MonkEmma Fabulous post. Thank you. 🙂👍 Emma’s News from lake insanity is always, always worth a read…….. and educational to boot. Love it.

Another day, another right-wing outrage🙄 We had Easter eggs last weekend, then children doing yoga at school... And now it's..... Bubble bath!😆 Is there anything that doesn't enrage them? So let's take a look at the "concerns" 🧵1/19

@maria_drutska “Just do what the rapist wants…..and then it’s our turn or we might protect you when he tries again” Intellect and political awareness of a lawnmower. The Magat lunatics have lost all credibility.

Rubio: Zelensky is lying about the US being ready to provide security guarantees if Ukraine surrender Donbas. Also Rubio: The US security guarantees will come after the war ends, and to end the war, Ukraine must surrender Donbas, as Putin demands.

@RpsAgainstTrump And that, children, is why this global skid-mark and intellectual black hole will never receive the Nobel Peace Prize

Trump: “When I didn't get the Nobel Peace Prize. You gotta understand, I don't care. Norway has lost so credible. I stopped 8 wars… I do it the best. I stopped wars that nobody thought—President Putin called me, he said, 'I can't believe you stopped this one and this one.’”

@dave43law Well, they voted for Trump to be president …..twice. So someone with nuclear levels of bonkers, like lettuce Liz, is going to appear super intelligent and rational. Best that she stays in America in my view. 🙂

How can anyone take her seriously? Why does MAGA America take Liz Truss seriously? thenewsagents.co.uk/article/why-do…

@thedaywar90 Yes. And insult the mango Mussolini properly. Not this weak, pathetic stuff.

Do you support Newsom continuing to insult Trump even though he is insulting the President of the United States? Yes-Or-No

@Microinteracti1 Did he wake up?… Do i open the champers yet? 🤣🤣

Trump fell asleep again. Poor man. Other demented elderly people are happiest in a care home. There they can talk about starting wars east and west without actually hurting anyone.

@glenn_tunes It looks as though that will happen by default Teams travelling to Magat land are likely to be arrested preventing any games from being played there.

ONLY CANADA AND MEXICO SHOULD HOST THE WORLD CUP ✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊

@Number10cat @jim_nauseum2 Nothing much….. New season New war New global crisis But the same mental inadequate in the White House. 🙂

Went for a quick nap and ended up sleeping for 6 weeks. Sorry. Have I missed much?

@DrJStrategy @TrentTelenko Before the USA illegally attacked Iran nobody gave a horse’a arse about these islands (documented as being part of Persia in 12th century) Now the USA, the most globally coercive country in the world, wants to occupy them in order to protect against …..coercion. Oh please….

Food for thought. On November 29, 1971, the world barely noticed when Iranian forces seized three specks of land at the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz: Abu Musa, Greater Tunb, and Lesser Tunb. For the UAE and many in the Gulf, this was never a technical border quarrel. It was an act of occupation and a permanent scar. Today, a comfortable consensus has formed in foreign-policy salons and on Wall Street that the Trump administration has no strategic vision for the Strait of Hormuz, and that Iran is “winning” the confrontation in the Gulf by default. Nothing could be further from the truth. It is hard to believe how casually many of these critics ignore history, including the way control of financing, insurance, and maritime chokepoints has repeatedly reshaped great-power influence. Half a century after the shah’s grab, the question surrounding these islands is no longer simply “who owns them,” but “who secures the most critical chokepoint in the global oil trade.” With President Trump moving to provide American-backed insurance for ships transiting the Gulf, Washington is displacing the remnants of British dominance in maritime insurance and risk. Whoever insures the traffic does not just collect premiums; they hold a de facto veto over it and gain visibility into every meaningful cargo, what moves, in what volume, from where and to where. This emerging architecture gives the United States something London once enjoyed: an indirect presence in every Gulf port that depends on uninterrupted access to global insurance and reinsurance. The logical next step is geographic as well as financial. Returning Abu Musa, Greater Tunb, and Lesser Tunb to the United Arab Emirates would not only correct a historical wrong against Arab inhabitants whose ties to these islands long predate the shah’s gunboat diplomacy. It would also provide the legal and political foundation for a formal U.S.–UAE security arrangement on the islands themselves. Critics will bristle at the idea of a sustained American military presence on these rocks. But the alternative is not some neutral, demilitarized utopia. The alternative is that the Strait of Hormuz, through which a large share of the world’s seaborne oil flows, remains vulnerable to coercion, sabotage, and blockade. A long-term U.S. presence, at Emirati invitation, would anchor a security order built around free navigation, reliable energy flows, and clear red lines against maritime blackmail. This is not just about three islands. It is about restoring the principle that territory cannot be seized by surprise and held indefinitely by force, and about extending a coherent maritime strategy from Hormuz to the Bab el-Mandeb. If the United States is serious about securing the arteries of global trade for decades to come, then correcting the injustice of 1971 and placing these islands under Emirati sovereignty, with an American flag flying alongside the UAE’s in a carefully structured basing agreement, is not an overreach. IMHO, It is the minimum credible foundation for a stable Gulf and the clearest rebuttal yet to those who insist that America has no plan.

@glenn_tunes Here in the Uk, mildly stupid people are in charge of everything while some very embarrassing, semi-sentient types shout a lot and are in charge of nothing.

THANK GOD THAT I LIVE IN A COUNTRY WHERE WE DONT HAVE EXTREMELY STUPID AND EMBARRASSING PEOPLE IN CHARGE OF EVERYTHING 🙏