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@forageplus @mikegalsworthy @DPDgroup_news @guardian @thetimes @northwaleslive @talkRADIO When we were fighting to Remain, we were fighting for your business and livelihoods too. You're welcome.

@CraigLiddell7 @KemiBadenoch Once you’ve apologised, maybe, and reversed all your policies. Then you’re in with a really good shot.

I’ve never been more confident that the Conservative Party will recover and that through continued discipline and serious focus on policy, we will win back the confidence of the British people. 💙 @KemiBadenoch will lead us to victory and be the next Prime Minister of our great country. 🇬🇧🇬🇧

@Matt_Pinner @Grumpy_Steff Yes

Would You Support a Worldwide Ban on Trophy Hunting? YES or NO?

@mikepompeo @SheronWilkie “America is better than this” Is it tho? At the moment?

Inviting Vladimir Putin to the G20 would signal to the world that aggression works, and that appeasement is back on the table. America is better than this.

Pentagon just told Britain that the Falkland Islands might not be British anymore. Not because Argentina deserves them. Because Keir Starmer wouldn’t send a warship. That is where Britain stands today. A nation that once ruled a quarter of the planet, reduced to a country that can have its territories handed to a South American populist as punishment for insufficient loyalty to a man who cannot spell the word alliance. Trump was invited to meet the King. Full state visit. The works. Red carpet, Buckingham Palace, the ceremonial humiliation of a host nation pretending not to notice that their guest has spent every day since the invitation was extended publicly mocking them. He called the Prime Minister a coward. He called British aircraft carriers toys. He has treated the special relationship like a doormat and wiped his feet on it every single morning before breakfast. And Britain just stood there and took it. Every time. His own niece put it better than any analyst ever could. He hates weakness above all else. Not enemies. Weakness. And nothing triggers him faster than a friend who absorbs the punishment and comes back asking for more. Because that is not friendship to him. That is sport. Starmer still has a phone. He still has a palace on speed dial. And somewhere, buried under layers of diplomatic caution and Foreign Office nervousness, there may still be an actual human being capable of saying enough. Cancel the visit. Tell the King to stay home. Do not give this man the photograph. Because the moment that picture is taken, he will use it to finish the job. Trump does not do gratitude. He does dominance. Britain just volunteered to be the example. — Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

@MiaForTrump @thisismikedolan 0

How would you rate the first year of Donald Trump? Share your honest score below 👇 In my view, it’s disaster.

@RpsAgainstTrump @ruthbenghiat The way this man’s moral compass works is flabbergasting. Aren’t y’all deeply ashamed?

The United States plans to invite Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to the G20 leaders’ summit in December, set to take place at Trump’s Doral golf resort in Miami. “If he came, it would probably be very helpful,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.

@AdamKinzinger It’s a trope from WWE - the villain always plays the victim, and the bout is always fixed. The fans know it’s fixed, and they know he’s the villain, but they get to laugh and jeer and boo as a community.

It’s so weird. Some of the GOP accounts on here: they have the presidency, house and senate, and yet are always “victims” and always angry. Trump is always a victim of everything. So weak. The “most powerful man” is evidently helpless. They have to be a blast a parties.

@Acyn @AmoneyResists “When they go low, we … emphatically remind them of the harsh political costs of their bad choices”

Reporter: What do you make of Republicans saying that Virginia— AOC: Wah wah wah. We have asked Republicans for 10 years to ban partisan gerrymandering. And for 10 years, Republicans have said no. Republicans have fought for partisan gerrymanders across the United States of America. And these are the rules that they have set. And so if the Republican Party wanted to start this, they did this in North Carolina. They drew out three Democratic members of Congress in North Carolina. They did it in Texas. What they’re just mad at is that they have been accustomed to a Democratic Party that rolls over, doesn’t fight, and takes everything sitting down. And what they’re mad at right now is that we are here in a new day. And we have been asking the Democratic Party to stand up and fight, and now they did—and now the Republican Party doesn’t like the fact that they are fighting against someone who actually will stand up for the American people. So if Republicans decide that they would like to revisit a ban on partisan gerrymandering, I welcome them. We have the bill right here to end this all today. But they don’t want to, because they like pursuing and continuing to enact an unfair electoral landscape. And so we have an obligation to defend ourselves.

@PolitlcsUK @Patrick_Coman We did not vote for Donald Trump in the UK. We are not beholden to his whims or madness. Therefore we will tax whatever the fuck we need to. And if said tax limits dependencies on tech from what is clearly a hostile state, so be fucking it.

🚨 BREAKING: Donald Trump says he will probably put a "big tariff" on the UK if it doesn't drop the digital services tax "We don't like it when they target American companies... they better be careful"

This. Still more of a scandal.

@archer_rs @NickStevenson63 Will British people start to carry ID cards? Otherwise there won’t be any way to prove you’re British, so anyone could be swept up with those raids.

Nigel Farage's Reform Party has a plan to deport two million people they deem to be in the UK illegally. They are talking about a separate paramilitary force that would roam the streets abducting people and forcibly shipping them out of the country. Chilling, just chilling.

@Bbmorg It’s great to have a daily reminder of the illegitimacy of the monarchy a modern democracy.

Zia Yusuf says schools will be forced to have picture of the King displayed under Reform.

@hashjenni The staggering amount of money spent on elections - tens of billions of $$$ per cycle, & burning thru billions even in “quiet” years, just to stay operational. Democracy is expensive but this is circus, sorry, structure seems wildly unsustainable.

What do you find weird in US?

@Damaan4u33 @TheEllenDumm “They’re executing protestors in the streets” - Iran, explaining why they’ve gone to war with the US

This photo captures the moment that ICE became murderous, unlawful killers who answers to no one but Donald Trump. Don't let the importance of this image fade from your conscience! A line was drawn that cannot be erased. Silence is acceptance. I will not be silent! Will you? 🤔

@DavidSm06669251 @Cornish_Rebel I don’t want him to resign. I want him to focus on his actual job.

The entire nation hates him. His own MPs hate him. Yet he's refusing to resign. Unfortunately dictators never resign, they have to be removed.

@Channel4News @Gordy_Mc1ntosh Come back to me when it’s a super majority

A decade since Brexit, more than half of Britons support rejoining the EU channel4.com/news/a-decade-…

@ThornieKate @Cedar50 @LizWebsterSBF It was English retirees who swung the vote in Wales. theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/s…

@LizWebsterSBF Exactly....we did a tour of N Wales a few years ago....never seen so many EU "Funding"plaques.... everywhere.... Libraries, Piers, Promenades, Street improvements, Heritage Railways, Tourist sights....they had massive funding...a bit like Cornwall but threw it all away!!

🔥 Brexit reality in one vox pop from Merthyr Tydfil 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 “This place used to have tons of funding… now everything has kind of fallen apart. I don’t feel like I can really stay here either.” “You’re going to move?” “Yeah, probably back to Dublin… there’s just more opportunity. There really isn’t anything here.” An Irish worker leaving post-Brexit Wales for a booming Dublin 🇮🇪 Once, EU funding helped hold places like Merthyr together 👉over €2bn invested across West Wales & the Valleys. The opportunity has moved. The investment has gone and people are following it. This is the human cost of Brexit. And this is the proof of @Nigel_Farage Brexit lies. @Plaid_Cymru

The verdict of a prominent conservative website and magazine: "A 79-year-old man who has long dealt in chaos is now being consumed by that chaos. His episodes are becoming more frequent, his good days further apart. What he has lost is not a sense of decency or decorum—he never had those—but any remaining sense of self-control. "Everyone around him can see it. Yet, whether from ambition, cowardice, or weary acceptance, they keep looking for ways to rationalize his behavior. The tragedy is no longer Trump’s. It is now America’s."

Mandelson - US Ambassador. Evgeny Lebedev - House of Lords. One receiving relentless wall to wall hysterical media coverage. The other totally radio silence from the collective media; zero coverage. This level of media bias should be of concern to us all. Wake-up. FFS!

🚩🚩🚩Newly released Bannon–Epstein messages (2017–19) show Epstein was giving daily strategic advice to Steve Bannon while Bannon and Farage were building a transatlantic far-right project. Epstein wasn’t just a social acquaintance. He was in the room, digitally, for the construction of modern populism. Farage’s partner, Laure Ferrari, literally co-founded the Brussels organisation (“The Movement”) that Bannon used to build a European nationalist network. Who helped shape the money structure and the logistics? 👉Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein advised Bannon on: – how to avoid FARA disclosure – how to use 501(c)(4) dark-money non-profits – how to shield political operatives with media shells – how to keep funding “opaque” – how to structure a European revolution without legal exposure This was not small talk. This was political engineering. Bannon told Epstein he was working with: “Nigel, Boris and Rees-Mogg… the guys are trying to move on May today/tomorrow.” This places Epstein inside the communications chain of the plot to topple Theresa May, while Brexit was at its most volatile. Epstein also: – Offered Bannon the use of his island and homes for political strategy – Arranged accommodation, flights and meetings – Critiqued Bannon’s media appearances – Acted as a sounding board on Europe, Salvini, Le Pen’s allies and the gilets jaunes He was not a spectator. He was an influencer. In other words: 🔹 Mandelson: embarrassing proximity. 🔹 Farage: political collaboration through Bannon. Farage wasn’t merely around the Epstein orbit. He was inside a political machine Epstein helped shape. And look at the substance: – Bannon called Farage “the face” of the European far-right project – Farage’s partner built the Brussels shell – Farage brokered the meeting that handed it to Bannon – Epstein provided the dark-money blueprint This is not gossip. This is architecture. Farage sells himself as a man who “took on the elites”. Yet the newly revealed truth is far darker: His Brexit project was intertwined with 👉Bannon, Epstein, US dark-money networks, Salvini, Le Pen’s bloc, and the hardest edge of the global far right. Brexit was never anti-establishment. It was never grassroots. It was never patriotic. It was a transnational authoritarian project, backed by billionaires, extremists, and a convicted sex offender with global influence. And Farage was right at the centre of it. If Mandelson had emails showing Epstein advising him on political strategy, funding routes and foreign influence operations, the country would erupt. Farage has exactly that except worse. Because the stakes were Brexit and the reshaping of Europe. And that truth is finally out 💥 bylinetimes.com/2025/11/19/din…