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MSM: "we have potential jet fuel shortages coming."
Keir Starmer "I'm flying to Paris to host a Teams Meeting"
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It's unexpected how PSG has become such a likeable team.
🇨🇷@PARlSIEN
Ousmane Dembélé - UCL nights
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'Antisemitism and Angry young women'.
Sebastian Payne@SebastianEPayne
🌳 The Green Party claims it is making hope normal again. But the reality is that inside and outside the party, the Green tide sweeping the country is driven by much darker forces. Latest @thetimes column on antisemitism and angry young women thetimes.com/article/7d0338…
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Elon Musk gave him up to 5 MILLION in September!
But he STILL won’t pay the libel damages he owes to the schoolboy he defamed & terrorised.
AND THE PATRIOT DOESN’T PAY TAXES- owes the UK £1 million!
This swindler should be in jail, NOT given Trafalgar Sq for his racist riot!
HUMAN WA$TE@Dplanet
🚨🇬🇧 Tommy Robinson is back begging for cash for the next 'Unite the Kingdom' rally (16 May) - and the pitch is pure waffle: “Make the government fear the people… take our country back… historic day… Britain said ‘no more’.” Ok - “no more” what, exactly? And then what? Last time (13 Sept 2025), he pulled a big crowd - and what did it produce in the real world? According to reporting at the time: violence, injured officers, arrests, and a day of hate-speech spectacle… but no policy, no program, no mechanism, no outcomes. Now he’s selling the same emptiness with more screens: (from 4 to 11), “crowd dispersal officers” for £15k, “bigger than any concert,” and endless “we’ll keep hammering” donation asks. But here’s the thing: If your 'movement' can only describe itself in vague threats - “fear,” “rise,” “unite,” “no more” - then what is it other than a way for Tommy to afford more recreation drugs and designer clothes? What’s the stated aim? “Government fear.” How? Votes? A party? Specific legislation? A policy platform? Judicial review? Local organising? No. Just a rally, a donation link, and another promise that this time it’ll be “historic.” And that’s it: the product isn’t change, it’s the performance. The crowd is the content. The cash is the point.
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We are spending at least $500 million a day to bomb Iran.
Imagine how many teachers we could hire, how many public housing units we could build, how many bridges and roads we could fix, if we spent that kind of money on improving life for working people?
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If one of the scariest things you’ve ever seen is a tax on a second home that you don’t live in that’s worth over $5 million, then you’ve lived a very privileged life.
Linda Yaccarino@lindayaX
@NYCMayor this is actually one of the scariest things I have seen. it won’t stop here. 🗽😞
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An annual salary of £247,000 is a pittance - barely enough for a pauper to live on. But people on Universal Credit are living a life of unbridled luxury, and really need to cut back.
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Pepe 🌹@torysc_mout
Typical of politics of envy. £247k really isn’t obscene wealth after tax if you don’t have assets. You’ll be well off but that’s about it. You certainly wouldn’t feel rich if you had a family in London.
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I think most Brits had a bit of a love/hate relationship with Americans. We admired their ambition, their music & film, their openess. We were less keen on their boasting, their global ignorance, their guns, their sense of superiority. Under Trump, most of that love has now gone.
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Happy Tax Day, New York. We’re taxing the rich.
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Did anything Ever Pass Starmers Desk, apart from Israeli Donations & Unpaid Rent Boy invoices?
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In the Labour leadership election, Starmer committed to implement 10 pledges including comprehensive nationalisation of utilities, tuition fee abolition, and raising taxes on the rich.
None of these pledges made it into Labour’s manifesto.
He is the biggest liar in Parliament.
Tom Watson@tom_watson
He is many things but Keir Starmer is not a liar.
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So that makes **three** people Starmer has fired to try and cover up his own corruption (Mandelson, McSweeney and Robbins). I'm reminded of that quote about Starmer where an MP said that whenever he feels sad he sacks somebody and feels better
Steven Swinford@Steven_Swinford
BREAKING Sir Olly Robbins, permanent secretary at the foreign office, is out The PM and foreign secretary have lost confidence in him No 10 says foreign office failed to tell the PM and anyone in No 10 that Mandelson had failed security vetting He will be leaving his post
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"I didn't want Mandelson anywhere near anything."
Jeremy Corbyn tells us he knew Peter Mandelson was trouble from the moment he met him, over 40 years ago.
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This is funny, because no prime minister has turned on his staff as much as Keir Starmer.
James Heale@JAHeale
“I never turn on my staff and you should never turn on your staff”
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No. 10, every time Starmer fucks up:
Steven Swinford@Steven_Swinford
BREAKING Sir Olly Robbins, permanent secretary at the foreign office, is out The PM and foreign secretary have lost confidence in him No 10 says foreign office failed to tell the PM and anyone in No 10 that Mandelson had failed security vetting He will be leaving his post
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Tottenham have about 4 signings lined up ‘pending Premier League survival’
Quite funny really.
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🚨NEW: The Conservatives, LibDems, Restore Britain, Greens and Reform UK have now all called on Keir Starmer to resign
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