Bruce Gordon
@brucewgordon.bsky.social
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Vote Green if you wish.
But Polanski is not going to be your next prime minister.
That's Farage you're thinking of.
Put your "old school it's the system innit" bollocks aside.
It's Labour or Reform next time.
Make your choice.
But Polanski is not going to be your next prime minister.
That's Farage you're thinking of.
Put your "old school it's the system innit" bollocks aside.
It's Labour or Reform next time.
Make your choice.
December 16, 2025 at 7:20 AM
Vote Green if you wish.
But Polanski is not going to be your next prime minister.
That's Farage you're thinking of.
Put your "old school it's the system innit" bollocks aside.
It's Labour or Reform next time.
Make your choice.
But Polanski is not going to be your next prime minister.
That's Farage you're thinking of.
Put your "old school it's the system innit" bollocks aside.
It's Labour or Reform next time.
Make your choice.
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It's OK we don't need healthcare workers.
Can't wait for 5 - 10 years time when it switches up and we suddenly become DESPERATE for immigration. We'll be fighting other countries for them.
Can't wait for 5 - 10 years time when it switches up and we suddenly become DESPERATE for immigration. We'll be fighting other countries for them.
December 16, 2025 at 8:51 AM
It's OK we don't need healthcare workers.
Can't wait for 5 - 10 years time when it switches up and we suddenly become DESPERATE for immigration. We'll be fighting other countries for them.
Can't wait for 5 - 10 years time when it switches up and we suddenly become DESPERATE for immigration. We'll be fighting other countries for them.
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New post just out:
"The Overshoot"
Net migration is collapsing, and will fall further over the coming years. We could even have net emigration.
What does that mean for the country and the political narrative as we head towards the next election?
(£/free trial)
open.substack.com/pub/samf/p/t...
"The Overshoot"
Net migration is collapsing, and will fall further over the coming years. We could even have net emigration.
What does that mean for the country and the political narrative as we head towards the next election?
(£/free trial)
open.substack.com/pub/samf/p/t...
The Overshoot
What happens to politics, and the country, as net migration collapses?
open.substack.com
December 16, 2025 at 8:46 AM
New post just out:
"The Overshoot"
Net migration is collapsing, and will fall further over the coming years. We could even have net emigration.
What does that mean for the country and the political narrative as we head towards the next election?
(£/free trial)
open.substack.com/pub/samf/p/t...
"The Overshoot"
Net migration is collapsing, and will fall further over the coming years. We could even have net emigration.
What does that mean for the country and the political narrative as we head towards the next election?
(£/free trial)
open.substack.com/pub/samf/p/t...
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The Reform leader's increasingly rattled public appearances betray a growing sense that the opportunity of a lifetime could be about to slip from his fingers.
Why the wheels could be about to fall off the Farage project
www.adambienkov.co.uk/p/the-wheels...
Why the wheels could be about to fall off the Farage project
www.adambienkov.co.uk/p/the-wheels...
The Wheels Are Falling off the Nigel Farage Project
The Reform leader's increasingly rattled public appearances betray a growing sense that the opportunity of a lifetime could be about to slip from his fingers
www.adambienkov.co.uk
December 6, 2025 at 11:44 AM
The Reform leader's increasingly rattled public appearances betray a growing sense that the opportunity of a lifetime could be about to slip from his fingers.
Why the wheels could be about to fall off the Farage project
www.adambienkov.co.uk/p/the-wheels...
Why the wheels could be about to fall off the Farage project
www.adambienkov.co.uk/p/the-wheels...
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My friends will know I often share finance tips. I'm 95% right.
Here's a tip: If you still have shares in the Ponzi scheme that is Tesla you're a fucking muppet!
Self driving by 2017? Mars by 2025? RoboTaxis by 2021? Robots next year?
He over-promises then moves onto the net scam! WAKE UP FFS!
Here's a tip: If you still have shares in the Ponzi scheme that is Tesla you're a fucking muppet!
Self driving by 2017? Mars by 2025? RoboTaxis by 2021? Robots next year?
He over-promises then moves onto the net scam! WAKE UP FFS!
November 20, 2025 at 12:55 PM
My friends will know I often share finance tips. I'm 95% right.
Here's a tip: If you still have shares in the Ponzi scheme that is Tesla you're a fucking muppet!
Self driving by 2017? Mars by 2025? RoboTaxis by 2021? Robots next year?
He over-promises then moves onto the net scam! WAKE UP FFS!
Here's a tip: If you still have shares in the Ponzi scheme that is Tesla you're a fucking muppet!
Self driving by 2017? Mars by 2025? RoboTaxis by 2021? Robots next year?
He over-promises then moves onto the net scam! WAKE UP FFS!
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This past week something broke inside the MAGA base, and the proof is everywhere.
Sunday Coffee with Ben…MAGA is COLLAPSING!!!
By Ben Meiselas
www.meidasplus.com
November 16, 2025 at 2:33 PM
This past week something broke inside the MAGA base, and the proof is everywhere.
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At what point does the name change to the Trump files?
November 14, 2025 at 10:23 AM
At what point does the name change to the Trump files?
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“The rape of children is not the tariff disaster. These crimes fill people with revulsion across the political spectrum. It can’t be blanked, wheedled out of with weasel words, equivocated, blustered into submission or drowned out with MAGA slogans.”
Epstein’s Ghost
Christmas Past is coming for Trump…and MAGA
open.substack.com
November 14, 2025 at 11:01 AM
“The rape of children is not the tariff disaster. These crimes fill people with revulsion across the political spectrum. It can’t be blanked, wheedled out of with weasel words, equivocated, blustered into submission or drowned out with MAGA slogans.”
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Congratulations to the geniuses in Number 10 for finally opening up a goal so large that even Kemi Badenoch couldn't avoid putting the ball into it
November 12, 2025 at 12:11 PM
Congratulations to the geniuses in Number 10 for finally opening up a goal so large that even Kemi Badenoch couldn't avoid putting the ball into it
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That "social media use is declining" is some of the most hopeful news I've heard lately.
October 30, 2025 at 12:35 PM
That "social media use is declining" is some of the most hopeful news I've heard lately.
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Or day 336, apparently.
EXCL: “I’m not somebody who peaks on day one”
As Tory conference prepares to get underway, Tory leader Kemi Badenoch talks to @siennarodgers.bsky.social about being "proved right" on culture wars, hits back at briefings against her, and reveals the limits she has put on her screentime
As Tory conference prepares to get underway, Tory leader Kemi Badenoch talks to @siennarodgers.bsky.social about being "proved right" on culture wars, hits back at briefings against her, and reveals the limits she has put on her screentime
Kemi Badenoch: “I'm Not Somebody Who Peaks On Day One”
Can she turn her party’s fortunes around? Kemi Badenoch talks to Sienna Rodgers about being ‘proved right’ on culture wars, hits back at the briefi...
www.politicshome.com
October 4, 2025 at 9:21 AM
Or day 336, apparently.
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It does feel a bit
Labour: ID cards?
Press: No
Labour: ID cards?
Press: No. No way
Labour: ID cards but... we make them a bit racist?
Press: ...
Labour: It will harm Deliveroo bikers in particular?
Press: You son of a bitch. I'm in!
Labour: ID cards?
Press: No
Labour: ID cards?
Press: No. No way
Labour: ID cards but... we make them a bit racist?
Press: ...
Labour: It will harm Deliveroo bikers in particular?
Press: You son of a bitch. I'm in!
September 26, 2025 at 9:16 AM
It does feel a bit
Labour: ID cards?
Press: No
Labour: ID cards?
Press: No. No way
Labour: ID cards but... we make them a bit racist?
Press: ...
Labour: It will harm Deliveroo bikers in particular?
Press: You son of a bitch. I'm in!
Labour: ID cards?
Press: No
Labour: ID cards?
Press: No. No way
Labour: ID cards but... we make them a bit racist?
Press: ...
Labour: It will harm Deliveroo bikers in particular?
Press: You son of a bitch. I'm in!
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With any luck, we'll lose Trump in the next 18 months - 2 years. He's the only thing giving Farage juice to do what he's doing over here. Take Trump out of the equation and let Farage have to stand up and make his own position/route clear.
That's when he starts tumbling.
That's when he starts tumbling.
September 26, 2025 at 9:24 AM
With any luck, we'll lose Trump in the next 18 months - 2 years. He's the only thing giving Farage juice to do what he's doing over here. Take Trump out of the equation and let Farage have to stand up and make his own position/route clear.
That's when he starts tumbling.
That's when he starts tumbling.
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I hate to admit it but I suspect McSweeney is right that the 2029 election will be a ‘republican front’ vs Farage. Farage veering further right makes that easier to do. Whether McSweeney’s own advice over the past year has made this situation more likely is another question…
September 22, 2025 at 1:22 PM
I hate to admit it but I suspect McSweeney is right that the 2029 election will be a ‘republican front’ vs Farage. Farage veering further right makes that easier to do. Whether McSweeney’s own advice over the past year has made this situation more likely is another question…
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Lib Dems: We have 12x Reform's MPs, can we have the same coverage?
BBC: But Reform has 2x your poll rating. If there were an election tomorrow, they'd be running the country.
Lib Dems: So you're putting their people and policies under scrutiny, right?
BBC:
Lib Dems: Right?
BBC: But Reform has 2x your poll rating. If there were an election tomorrow, they'd be running the country.
Lib Dems: So you're putting their people and policies under scrutiny, right?
BBC:
Lib Dems: Right?
September 21, 2025 at 9:25 AM
Lib Dems: We have 12x Reform's MPs, can we have the same coverage?
BBC: But Reform has 2x your poll rating. If there were an election tomorrow, they'd be running the country.
Lib Dems: So you're putting their people and policies under scrutiny, right?
BBC:
Lib Dems: Right?
BBC: But Reform has 2x your poll rating. If there were an election tomorrow, they'd be running the country.
Lib Dems: So you're putting their people and policies under scrutiny, right?
BBC:
Lib Dems: Right?
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When Boris Johnson overrode security service advice in order to give Evgeny Lebedev a peerage, Keir Starmer (rightly) demanded a full investigation.
Now we learn Starmer did exactly the same thing with Peter Mandelson.
news.sky.com/story/no-10-...
Now we learn Starmer did exactly the same thing with Peter Mandelson.
news.sky.com/story/no-10-...
No 10 appointed Mandelson despite security concerns, Sky News understands
Number 10 say developed vetting was done by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office in the normal way.
news.sky.com
September 12, 2025 at 8:33 AM
When Boris Johnson overrode security service advice in order to give Evgeny Lebedev a peerage, Keir Starmer (rightly) demanded a full investigation.
Now we learn Starmer did exactly the same thing with Peter Mandelson.
news.sky.com/story/no-10-...
Now we learn Starmer did exactly the same thing with Peter Mandelson.
news.sky.com/story/no-10-...
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Free speech v Me Speech
“Me speech” is a common practice among rich and influential Americans. Practitioners of “me speech” use the phrase “free speech” quite a bit. But what they mean is free speech for themselves. They want a monopoly on it.
snyder.substack.com/p/free-speec...
“Me speech” is a common practice among rich and influential Americans. Practitioners of “me speech” use the phrase “free speech” quite a bit. But what they mean is free speech for themselves. They want a monopoly on it.
snyder.substack.com/p/free-speec...
Free Speech and Me Speech
A helpful distinction
snyder.substack.com
September 12, 2025 at 7:24 AM
Free speech v Me Speech
“Me speech” is a common practice among rich and influential Americans. Practitioners of “me speech” use the phrase “free speech” quite a bit. But what they mean is free speech for themselves. They want a monopoly on it.
snyder.substack.com/p/free-speec...
“Me speech” is a common practice among rich and influential Americans. Practitioners of “me speech” use the phrase “free speech” quite a bit. But what they mean is free speech for themselves. They want a monopoly on it.
snyder.substack.com/p/free-speec...
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ohhh this is something I keep meaning to write about - think an underrated dynamic in Westminster is that becoming an MP or a peer (usually Tory but clearly sometimes Labour) will push you into a world of people richer than you and some people can resist those siren calls but....not everyone will
I think a lot of well meaning good government types should be thinking closely about Peter Mandelson, and how dangerous it is for a politician to earn enough to give them a taste for yachts, but not enough to afford a yacht of their own.
September 11, 2025 at 10:33 AM
ohhh this is something I keep meaning to write about - think an underrated dynamic in Westminster is that becoming an MP or a peer (usually Tory but clearly sometimes Labour) will push you into a world of people richer than you and some people can resist those siren calls but....not everyone will
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Farage might be able to manipulate fears over asylum seekers but most of the public are not convinced by conspiracy theories. Seeing stuff like “the King got cancer from the Covid vaccine” under the Reform banner may eventually add up to make voters feel these guys are probably not for government.
September 6, 2025 at 5:10 PM
Farage might be able to manipulate fears over asylum seekers but most of the public are not convinced by conspiracy theories. Seeing stuff like “the King got cancer from the Covid vaccine” under the Reform banner may eventually add up to make voters feel these guys are probably not for government.
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Migrants aren’t bankrupting the country - it’s your Nan*.
How an ageing demographic in the UK has been known about, and ignored, for years, and why migrants aren’t to blame.
*It’s also not really your Nan.
How an ageing demographic in the UK has been known about, and ignored, for years, and why migrants aren’t to blame.
*It’s also not really your Nan.
Nan’s Not Bankrupting Britain (But Politicians Might Be)
Pensions, productivity, and the myth of the migrant “drain.”
www.bearlypolitics.co.uk
September 6, 2025 at 7:23 AM
Migrants aren’t bankrupting the country - it’s your Nan*.
How an ageing demographic in the UK has been known about, and ignored, for years, and why migrants aren’t to blame.
*It’s also not really your Nan.
How an ageing demographic in the UK has been known about, and ignored, for years, and why migrants aren’t to blame.
*It’s also not really your Nan.
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Sadly their supporters don't care if the sums add up. They believe in a dream not reality. And as with Brexit, hard facts are never going to overpower a dream. The only hope is to expose Farage as the enemy of the people he really is but, like Boris, it seems to be impossible...
September 6, 2025 at 8:51 AM
Sadly their supporters don't care if the sums add up. They believe in a dream not reality. And as with Brexit, hard facts are never going to overpower a dream. The only hope is to expose Farage as the enemy of the people he really is but, like Boris, it seems to be impossible...