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@antirightwing.bsky.social
I hate Musk, X, Trump, Putin, China, Tories & corrupt political Parties. Labour has now joined the above list. It is taking dirty right-wing money from private healthcare, etc & is hurting the poor. Cuts to PIP etc, are ideological & will cost more!
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@antirightwing.bsky.social
· Nov 20
Escaping from X!
Independent journalist Efrat Fenigson outlines how digital ID—once connected to programmable central bank digital currencies—grants government absolute totalitarian control. x.com/wideawake_me...
Wide Awake Media on X: "Independent journalist Efrat Fenigson outlines how digital ID—once connected to programmable central bank digital currencies—grants government absolute totalitarian control. "If you have a digital ID... your identity is revealed to the state for almost any action that you take, https://t.co/Q9Rl45BOhk" / X
Independent journalist Efrat Fenigson outlines how digital ID—once connected to programmable central bank digital currencies—grants government absolute totalitarian control. "If you have a digital ID... your identity is revealed to the state for almost any action that you take, https://t.co/Q9Rl45BOhk
x.com
October 5, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Independent journalist Efrat Fenigson outlines how digital ID—once connected to programmable central bank digital currencies—grants government absolute totalitarian control. x.com/wideawake_me...
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Keir Starmer's aides are reportedly telling him not to go to the COP30 climate conference, because Reform would attack him for it.
Yes, they might.
And he should wear it as a badge of honour.
Standing up for humanity, for science and a habitable planet.
Where's the hazard in that?
Yes, they might.
And he should wear it as a badge of honour.
Standing up for humanity, for science and a habitable planet.
Where's the hazard in that?
September 26, 2025 at 7:53 AM
Keir Starmer's aides are reportedly telling him not to go to the COP30 climate conference, because Reform would attack him for it.
Yes, they might.
And he should wear it as a badge of honour.
Standing up for humanity, for science and a habitable planet.
Where's the hazard in that?
Yes, they might.
And he should wear it as a badge of honour.
Standing up for humanity, for science and a habitable planet.
Where's the hazard in that?
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As I was saying…
Jimmy Kimmel is Back!
YouTube video by Jimmy Kimmel Live
youtu.be
September 24, 2025 at 4:27 AM
As I was saying…
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He’s just stating the facts…
July 19, 2025 at 4:36 AM
He’s just stating the facts…
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To understand the context of Sir Brian Leveson’s call for restricting jury trial, look at the terms of reference.
The government wouldn’t let him recommend increased funding.
Akin to demanding a solution to starvation that doesn’t include food.
And the recommendation being to chop off body parts.
The government wouldn’t let him recommend increased funding.
Akin to demanding a solution to starvation that doesn’t include food.
And the recommendation being to chop off body parts.
July 9, 2025 at 8:09 AM
To understand the context of Sir Brian Leveson’s call for restricting jury trial, look at the terms of reference.
The government wouldn’t let him recommend increased funding.
Akin to demanding a solution to starvation that doesn’t include food.
And the recommendation being to chop off body parts.
The government wouldn’t let him recommend increased funding.
Akin to demanding a solution to starvation that doesn’t include food.
And the recommendation being to chop off body parts.
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Watered down welfare bill passes after concessions to rebels
Starmer made bad calls.
Winter Fuel Payment
Two child benefit cap
Disability benefit cuts
Snooping on benefit claimants' bank accounts
All to appease the rich. No principled foresight or leadership.
Starmer made bad calls.
Winter Fuel Payment
Two child benefit cap
Disability benefit cuts
Snooping on benefit claimants' bank accounts
All to appease the rich. No principled foresight or leadership.
Watered down welfare bill passes after concessions to Labour rebels
MPs approved the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill but only after ministers made big changes.
www.bbc.co.uk
July 2, 2025 at 6:11 AM
Watered down welfare bill passes after concessions to rebels
Starmer made bad calls.
Winter Fuel Payment
Two child benefit cap
Disability benefit cuts
Snooping on benefit claimants' bank accounts
All to appease the rich. No principled foresight or leadership.
Starmer made bad calls.
Winter Fuel Payment
Two child benefit cap
Disability benefit cuts
Snooping on benefit claimants' bank accounts
All to appease the rich. No principled foresight or leadership.
It gets worse. Reeves is crying because she has failed to take money from PIP claimants. No tears she'd from failing to take money from those that can afford to pay. Labour has really lost its way!
July 2, 2025 at 12:35 PM
It gets worse. Reeves is crying because she has failed to take money from PIP claimants. No tears she'd from failing to take money from those that can afford to pay. Labour has really lost its way!
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If the Senate's budget is enacted, millions will lose health insurance, millions will fall into poverty, and the national debt will increase by $3.3T.
All of this to provide a major tax cut mainly to the rich and big corporations.
There is no justification for this.
All of this to provide a major tax cut mainly to the rich and big corporations.
There is no justification for this.
June 30, 2025 at 5:20 PM
If the Senate's budget is enacted, millions will lose health insurance, millions will fall into poverty, and the national debt will increase by $3.3T.
All of this to provide a major tax cut mainly to the rich and big corporations.
There is no justification for this.
All of this to provide a major tax cut mainly to the rich and big corporations.
There is no justification for this.
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Scotland is big enough, smart enough and rich enough to look after ourselves thank you very much.
June 30, 2025 at 12:38 PM
Scotland is big enough, smart enough and rich enough to look after ourselves thank you very much.
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“This ruthless pursuit of disabled people has damaged Labour – no matter what happens next”
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
This ruthless pursuit of disabled people has damaged Labour – no matter what happens next | Frances Ryan
The number of rebel Labour MPs vowing to oppose the disability cuts is growing. But the moral stain could take years to shift, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan
www.theguardian.com
June 26, 2025 at 7:41 AM
“This ruthless pursuit of disabled people has damaged Labour – no matter what happens next”
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
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May 2025: median wage of a UK worker, £30,252; net £25,293.
In 2024 (2025?) a single person needed to earn £28,000 for minimum acceptable standard of living; £69,400 for a couple with two children.
Low incomes, unchecked profiteering blights life.
50 families have more wealth than 34m Britons.
In 2024 (2025?) a single person needed to earn £28,000 for minimum acceptable standard of living; £69,400 for a couple with two children.
Low incomes, unchecked profiteering blights life.
50 families have more wealth than 34m Britons.
Earnings and employment from Pay As You Earn Real Time Information, UK - Office for National Statistics
Monthly estimates of payrolled employees and their pay from HM Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC’s) Pay As You Earn (PAYE) Real Time Information (RTI) data.
www.ons.gov.uk
June 25, 2025 at 9:13 PM
May 2025: median wage of a UK worker, £30,252; net £25,293.
In 2024 (2025?) a single person needed to earn £28,000 for minimum acceptable standard of living; £69,400 for a couple with two children.
Low incomes, unchecked profiteering blights life.
50 families have more wealth than 34m Britons.
In 2024 (2025?) a single person needed to earn £28,000 for minimum acceptable standard of living; £69,400 for a couple with two children.
Low incomes, unchecked profiteering blights life.
50 families have more wealth than 34m Britons.
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One Labour MP told me: “I can’t support a policy that targets the most vulnerable in society. It’s just not very Labour.” Another said: “This isn’t just bad politics, it’s wrong”
hyphenonline.com/2025/06/25/l...
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Welfare vote rebellion threatens Starmer’s hold on his party
Next week’s vote on a controversial plan to cut £5bn from disability and sickness benefits is proving to be a moral red line for many Labour MPs
hyphenonline.com
June 25, 2025 at 7:50 PM
One Labour MP told me: “I can’t support a policy that targets the most vulnerable in society. It’s just not very Labour.” Another said: “This isn’t just bad politics, it’s wrong”
hyphenonline.com/2025/06/25/l...
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“When a prime minister is forced to deploy his cabinet to try to contain a rebellion, it is not a sign that things are going well. For one with a working majority of 165 MPs, it suggests that things are, in fact, going very badly”
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
Widespread Labour dissent over welfare bill is sign things are going very badly for Starmer
Prime minister deployed ministers to contain rebellion after more than 100 Labour MPs signed amendment to bill
www.theguardian.com
June 24, 2025 at 8:40 PM
“When a prime minister is forced to deploy his cabinet to try to contain a rebellion, it is not a sign that things are going well. For one with a working majority of 165 MPs, it suggests that things are, in fact, going very badly”
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
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Keir Starmer vows to press on with welfare cuts as rebellion grows.
Wrong. Listen to the poor, sick, disabled; your backbenchers.
Govt can cut corporate welfare, tax the rich. HMRC didn't collect £46.8bn of taxes last yr.
We are all one illness/accident away from needing benefits
Oppose the cuts
Wrong. Listen to the poor, sick, disabled; your backbenchers.
Govt can cut corporate welfare, tax the rich. HMRC didn't collect £46.8bn of taxes last yr.
We are all one illness/accident away from needing benefits
Oppose the cuts
PM vows to press on with welfare cuts despite growing rebellion
More than 120 Labour MPs are backing plans to block cuts to disability and sickness-related benefits.
www.bbc.co.uk
June 24, 2025 at 8:53 PM
Keir Starmer vows to press on with welfare cuts as rebellion grows.
Wrong. Listen to the poor, sick, disabled; your backbenchers.
Govt can cut corporate welfare, tax the rich. HMRC didn't collect £46.8bn of taxes last yr.
We are all one illness/accident away from needing benefits
Oppose the cuts
Wrong. Listen to the poor, sick, disabled; your backbenchers.
Govt can cut corporate welfare, tax the rich. HMRC didn't collect £46.8bn of taxes last yr.
We are all one illness/accident away from needing benefits
Oppose the cuts
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BREAKING: I’m hearing that despite Liz Kendall and other cabinet ministers being locked in talks trying to convince welfare rebels not to vote down the bill the number of Labour MPs planning to do so has actually gone up to 127 👏
June 24, 2025 at 3:19 PM
BREAKING: I’m hearing that despite Liz Kendall and other cabinet ministers being locked in talks trying to convince welfare rebels not to vote down the bill the number of Labour MPs planning to do so has actually gone up to 127 👏
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Labour MPs launch major rebellion to stop welfare bill, which cuts disability benefits
Last night at the PLP meeting Liz Kendall asked MPs to back her. 108 have indicated opposition
Fuel the rebellion. Tell your MP to vote against the cruel cut.
Poverty is a political choice
Last night at the PLP meeting Liz Kendall asked MPs to back her. 108 have indicated opposition
Fuel the rebellion. Tell your MP to vote against the cruel cut.
Poverty is a political choice
Labour MPs launch major rebellion to stop welfare bill
Amendment intended to kill off legislation that would cut benefits could be backed by up to 100 Labour MPs including senior figures
www.theguardian.com
June 24, 2025 at 5:40 AM
Labour MPs launch major rebellion to stop welfare bill, which cuts disability benefits
Last night at the PLP meeting Liz Kendall asked MPs to back her. 108 have indicated opposition
Fuel the rebellion. Tell your MP to vote against the cruel cut.
Poverty is a political choice
Last night at the PLP meeting Liz Kendall asked MPs to back her. 108 have indicated opposition
Fuel the rebellion. Tell your MP to vote against the cruel cut.
Poverty is a political choice
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Majority of children will be overweight or obese in nine areas of England by 2035.
Yet no penalties on food producers adding extra fat, salt, additives, chemicals.
Poverty forces people to junk food. Playgrounds/parks sold, libraries closed.
Govts talk but little action.
Yet no penalties on food producers adding extra fat, salt, additives, chemicals.
Poverty forces people to junk food. Playgrounds/parks sold, libraries closed.
Govts talk but little action.
Majority of children will be overweight or obese in nine areas of England by 2035, study shows
Exclusive: Analysis by Royal Society for Public Health suggests obesity rates will rise in 90% of the country
www.theguardian.com
June 23, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Majority of children will be overweight or obese in nine areas of England by 2035.
Yet no penalties on food producers adding extra fat, salt, additives, chemicals.
Poverty forces people to junk food. Playgrounds/parks sold, libraries closed.
Govts talk but little action.
Yet no penalties on food producers adding extra fat, salt, additives, chemicals.
Poverty forces people to junk food. Playgrounds/parks sold, libraries closed.
Govts talk but little action.
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So, Farage calls criticism of his latest batshittery “nonsense” but also says he’s not clever enough to answer questions about it. Because that’s how voters get treated now. With total contempt. Fed unserious populist garbage because it’s easier than thinking and it winds up the libs.
(The i Paper)
(The i Paper)
June 24, 2025 at 7:28 AM
So, Farage calls criticism of his latest batshittery “nonsense” but also says he’s not clever enough to answer questions about it. Because that’s how voters get treated now. With total contempt. Fed unserious populist garbage because it’s easier than thinking and it winds up the libs.
(The i Paper)
(The i Paper)
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UK Govt whip quits over disability benefit cuts.
Why pursue this cruel cut? Govt backtracked on Winter Fuel Payment.
Rebellion will grow, people will be alienated.
Govt finds money for wars, corporate welfare/bailouts; tax concessions to non-doms and private equity. But not for poor, disabled.
Why pursue this cruel cut? Govt backtracked on Winter Fuel Payment.
Rebellion will grow, people will be alienated.
Govt finds money for wars, corporate welfare/bailouts; tax concessions to non-doms and private equity. But not for poor, disabled.
Government whip Vicky Foxcroft quits over disability benefit cuts
The Labour MP says she could not vote for the welfare bill published by the government earlier this week.
www.bbc.co.uk
June 19, 2025 at 9:44 PM
UK Govt whip quits over disability benefit cuts.
Why pursue this cruel cut? Govt backtracked on Winter Fuel Payment.
Rebellion will grow, people will be alienated.
Govt finds money for wars, corporate welfare/bailouts; tax concessions to non-doms and private equity. But not for poor, disabled.
Why pursue this cruel cut? Govt backtracked on Winter Fuel Payment.
Rebellion will grow, people will be alienated.
Govt finds money for wars, corporate welfare/bailouts; tax concessions to non-doms and private equity. But not for poor, disabled.
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“Benefits”- 42% of day to day gov spending.
Of that, 44% is *state pensions*.
34% is universal credit, which largely tops up substandard wages.
24% is disability and sickness allowances.
8% is housing benefit.
5% is spend on child benefits.
Which do people want to cut?
Of that, 44% is *state pensions*.
34% is universal credit, which largely tops up substandard wages.
24% is disability and sickness allowances.
8% is housing benefit.
5% is spend on child benefits.
Which do people want to cut?
June 14, 2025 at 1:48 PM
“Benefits”- 42% of day to day gov spending.
Of that, 44% is *state pensions*.
34% is universal credit, which largely tops up substandard wages.
24% is disability and sickness allowances.
8% is housing benefit.
5% is spend on child benefits.
Which do people want to cut?
Of that, 44% is *state pensions*.
34% is universal credit, which largely tops up substandard wages.
24% is disability and sickness allowances.
8% is housing benefit.
5% is spend on child benefits.
Which do people want to cut?
Keep on lying; people who do not think critically will believe you! themouthyrenegadewriter.substack.com/p/chat-gpt-a...
Chat GPT Analyzes Trump’s Alleged Assassination Attempt
There Are Startling Details, But the Result is No Surprise
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May 23, 2025 at 8:12 AM
Keep on lying; people who do not think critically will believe you! themouthyrenegadewriter.substack.com/p/chat-gpt-a...
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To fund Trump’s expiring tax cuts for the wealthy, the GOP is proposing a massive $715 billion cut to Medicaid. They’re calling it reform, but make no mistake: it’s just another transfer of wealth from those who have the least to those who have the most.
The Real MediScam
Republicans are lying about what’s driving their Medicaid cuts
thinkbigpicture.substack.com
May 16, 2025 at 5:46 PM
To fund Trump’s expiring tax cuts for the wealthy, the GOP is proposing a massive $715 billion cut to Medicaid. They’re calling it reform, but make no mistake: it’s just another transfer of wealth from those who have the least to those who have the most.
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It will probably come as no surprise to anyone to hear that Nigel Farage’s Reform UK ‘manifesto’ has been branded “unserious” and “unhinged”
leftfootforward.org/2025/05/nige...
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Nigel Farage’s Reform UK ‘manifesto’ branded "unserious" and "unhinged"
The Economist has called Farage’s economic plans "a disaster"
leftfootforward.org
May 13, 2025 at 12:39 PM
It will probably come as no surprise to anyone to hear that Nigel Farage’s Reform UK ‘manifesto’ has been branded “unserious” and “unhinged”
leftfootforward.org/2025/05/nige...
leftfootforward.org/2025/05/nige...
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The Financial Times interviewed me a few weeks ago, they will write an article about the impacts of Freeports and Special Economic Zones on taxpayers, and communities throughout the UK.
Article comes out in June.
Article comes out in June.
May 13, 2025 at 6:24 AM
The Financial Times interviewed me a few weeks ago, they will write an article about the impacts of Freeports and Special Economic Zones on taxpayers, and communities throughout the UK.
Article comes out in June.
Article comes out in June.
Nailed it!
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Nailed it!
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