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@floboflo @grok is this true?

I was today years old when I discovered Rupert Lowe is Nigel Farage’s uncle. Through marriage but still… Christmas dinner must be interesting.

Warning blackmail alert 🚨 #Greenland

@PaulEmbery Now blackmail over #Greenland

Jesus wept. Started a crazy war. Watched it unravel. Now signals a retreat and insists that other countries - who rightly wanted no part of it in the first place - go in and clear up the mess he created. What an appalling president. What a shameful episode.

I believe Sascha Riley. And you should know just how depraved Donald Trump is.

@RestoreBritain_ Fake party fake numbers. Rupert is the leader of 59% of nothing

If you want mass deportations, then do something about it. Vote Restore Britain. Support Restore Britain. Join Restore Britain.

💥BREAKING: 🇺🇸 US House Democrats are just 2 votes away from impeaching Trump before March 31...

IRAN'S HORMUZ SHAKEDOWN: THE NUMBERS $2,000,000 — fee charged per ship by IRGC 89 — vessels that paid/cleared in first 15 days of March $178,000,000+ — estimated IRGC collections in 15 days $800,000,000,000 — annual revenue if 10% toll proposed in parliament is enacted $100+ — oil price per barrel since blockade 18,000,000 — barrels per day disrupted (IEA: largest supply shock in history) 20% — share of global oil that normally transits Hormuz 95% — Japan's oil imports that come through Hormuz 33km — width of Hormuz at narrowest point 5 March 2026 — date Lloyd's cancelled war risk insurance for all vessels 12 March 2026 — date Iran's UN Ambassador said "We will NOT close Hormuz" 15 March 2026 — date the exact same IRGC was charging $2M per ship 20+ — nations that signed condemnation of Iran's "de facto closure" 0 — countries Trump has publicly named in his "Hormuz Coalition" 1 — country confirmed escorted so far: India (LPG tanker, last week) 1 — country in negotiations: Japan (FM Araghchi, Kyodo News, today) Funny how a country that "won't close" a strait is making more money from it than they ever did selling oil through it.

Well Well A leaked Electoral Commission email shows that 59% of Restore Britain party members are overseas and cannot vote anyway. The email also shows that there are 100,000 members in total and not 120,000 members. Knew they were up to something.

😮 How can this be acceptable? Nigel Farage is: 💰 investing in a crypto company 💰 potentially making £9m personally 🔥 while advocating policies that could increase crypto adoption and value 👉 That’s a direct financial interest aligned with policy. Where are the safeguards? Where is the scrutiny? He’s selling freedom from the system while positioning himself to profit from shaping it. @nw_nicholas

Pete Hegseth is encouraging everyone who was kicked out of the military avoiding the clot shot, to urgently rejoin so they can go off an die for Israel. You know what comes next right? Not enough fresh bodies to fight a protracted war, which means a draft

Globally, child sex trafficking has been a largely a Russian mob operation. The Russian mob is an arm of the Kremlin. It supports a unified theory of Trump’s depraved corruption.

War in the Middle East: Strike hits key nuclear site in Iran • FRANCE 24... youtu.be/-YRX3mdOfKw?si… via @YouTube

@JackWDart So is Restore. Rupert tweeted about this a few days ago.

Trump's allies wrote a plan to dismantle public services, strip women of their rights, and hand power to a tiny group of extremely wealthy men. Farage is their man in Britain. #ReformWatch #Project2025 #Farage

@MrSmith0257 @commons96055467 Why does he wear a diaper then ?

@commons96055467 You people a sick mofos... I hope i never meet you.

Today, I’m asking a journalist to investigate why trump main doctor, a gastroenterologist died suddenly? And why trump’s medical records from that doctor were confiscated by trump folks? Could that have any connection to Sascha Riley’s claim of injuring trump with a tent stake?

A message to Washington? In a tightly structured 12-minute address, Ayatollah Imam Sayyed Mojtaba Khamenei moved from familiar rhetoric into something far more consequential. The opening half followed the expected script; revisiting decades of U.S. warmongering rhetoric: sanctions, assassinations, regional conflicts. But midway through, the tone shifted from retrospective to strategic. Sayyed Khamenei outlined three concrete demands, each with a defined timeline: a rapid U.S. military withdrawal from the Middle East, a full rollback of sanctions within 60 days, and long-term financial compensation for economic damages. Then came the ultimatum. Fail to comply, and Iran escalates, economically, militarily, and potentially nuclearly. Not hypothetically, but operationally: closing the Strait of Hormuz, formalizing defense ties with Russia and China, and moving from ambiguity to declared nuclear deterrence. The timing of external reactions was just as telling. Within hours, both Beijing and Moscow issued statements aligning, carefully but unmistakably, with Tehran's framing. This definitely looked coordinated. The broader context matters. Sayyed Mojtaba Khamenei represents a different leadership style from his martyred predecessor leader. Where martyr Sayyed Ali Khamenei operated through long-term balancing and controlled escalation, Sayyed Mojtaba appears positioned to deliver faster, more decisive outcomes. Iran's internal reports are clear, the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps is in no way, shape or form interested in incrementalism. They are pushing for structural change: removing U.S. influence from the region, restoring Iran's military standing, and forcing a re-negotiation of global power dynamics. And for the first time in decades, Iran practically has the leverage to do this. Rising oil prices, regional instability, growing alignment with China and Russia, and vulnerabilities in global trade routes have shifted the strategic landscape. So this was not just a speech. It was a test. A test of whether the United States is willing, or even able, to operate under a new set of constraints. What happens next will likely define not just the trajectory of this conflict, but the broader balance of power in the Middle East for decades to come.

Moskowitz: Allegedly, Corey Lewandowski was shaking people down. He was saying, ‘If you want a contract, you’ve got to go hire this firm.’ That $100,000 number we heard, where anything over $100,000 had to come to Kristi Noem’s desk—well, it turns out it did go to her desk, but Corey Lewandowski was sitting at her desk. And that was really all about Corey being able to see where the money was going so that he knew who, allegedly, to go shake down. You don’t know who to shake down—you don’t know who to force to hire you as a lobbyist—if you don’t know who’s owed money from the department. That obviously created a tremendous amount of bureaucracy and slowed the department down as well. Then he put his minions in all of these places—on the procurement teams—so he would have insight into procurement. He could tell them: this goes to that company, this goes to that company. The committees are going to ask for bank records. They’re going to see all sorts of things. I think what we’re going to find is that his wealth has increased dramatically.

INFO-ALERT🚨⚠️ Trump threatens to invade Greenland again if Europe doesn’t help him against Iran.

This is one of the last times I’ll make my plea to the Germans. I’ll stop fighting and talking about it. But I work with AI technologies, this is my full time job including risk and responsible AI policies. Hessen, Bavaria, NRW, BW, you have betrayed your own people. Here’s why:

A confessed former illegal immigrant found liable for fraud. cbsnews.com/news/elon-musk…