Wendy
@cloudcatcher.bsky.social
Book lover, weekend walker. Gin and chocolate are essentials not luxuries! No DMs unless I personally know you.
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A reminder to the media and others trying to claim this Government and Starmer are worse than anything they've ever seen, a Government which has only been in power for 19 months. Here's a handly list of the scandals we had to endure from the Tories between 2011-2024.
February 8, 2026 at 1:28 PM
A reminder to the media and others trying to claim this Government and Starmer are worse than anything they've ever seen, a Government which has only been in power for 19 months. Here's a handly list of the scandals we had to endure from the Tories between 2011-2024.
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It's not been a good week for Reform.
Here are some of the disastrous headlines they have had across many councils they run - in just the last few days!
The last story is one you don't want to miss...
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Here are some of the disastrous headlines they have had across many councils they run - in just the last few days!
The last story is one you don't want to miss...
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February 8, 2026 at 9:04 AM
It's not been a good week for Reform.
Here are some of the disastrous headlines they have had across many councils they run - in just the last few days!
The last story is one you don't want to miss...
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Here are some of the disastrous headlines they have had across many councils they run - in just the last few days!
The last story is one you don't want to miss...
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Poverty is a policy choice. Concentrated wealth is a policy choice. Inequality is a policy choice. None of it is natural or inevitable. Remember: We have the power to build a system that serves the many, not the powerful few.
February 1, 2026 at 7:01 PM
Poverty is a policy choice. Concentrated wealth is a policy choice. Inequality is a policy choice. None of it is natural or inevitable. Remember: We have the power to build a system that serves the many, not the powerful few.
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For every Reform voter.
Remember when the Tories were fvcking everyone over including you, and you believed that only Farage could save you?
Well, now he’s the leader of the new Tory party. The same party that wrecked the country for 14 long years.
Let’s see how that works out for you.
Remember when the Tories were fvcking everyone over including you, and you believed that only Farage could save you?
Well, now he’s the leader of the new Tory party. The same party that wrecked the country for 14 long years.
Let’s see how that works out for you.
January 26, 2026 at 1:59 PM
For every Reform voter.
Remember when the Tories were fvcking everyone over including you, and you believed that only Farage could save you?
Well, now he’s the leader of the new Tory party. The same party that wrecked the country for 14 long years.
Let’s see how that works out for you.
Remember when the Tories were fvcking everyone over including you, and you believed that only Farage could save you?
Well, now he’s the leader of the new Tory party. The same party that wrecked the country for 14 long years.
Let’s see how that works out for you.
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Of course Suella Braverman has joined Reform.
Reform is the last refuge for disgraced failed Tories, it is the political equivalent of fly tipping.
Reform is the last refuge for disgraced failed Tories, it is the political equivalent of fly tipping.
January 26, 2026 at 12:32 PM
Of course Suella Braverman has joined Reform.
Reform is the last refuge for disgraced failed Tories, it is the political equivalent of fly tipping.
Reform is the last refuge for disgraced failed Tories, it is the political equivalent of fly tipping.
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If the UK media now do not apply equal harsh measures to Nigel Farage than they did to Angela Raynor, then they are complicit in
a) a Mysoginist narrative where men are forgiven and women 'should have known better' and
b) are actively saying they are okay with Farage in charge.
a) a Mysoginist narrative where men are forgiven and women 'should have known better' and
b) are actively saying they are okay with Farage in charge.
January 21, 2026 at 11:48 AM
If the UK media now do not apply equal harsh measures to Nigel Farage than they did to Angela Raynor, then they are complicit in
a) a Mysoginist narrative where men are forgiven and women 'should have known better' and
b) are actively saying they are okay with Farage in charge.
a) a Mysoginist narrative where men are forgiven and women 'should have known better' and
b) are actively saying they are okay with Farage in charge.
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All of this 👌👌👌
The Government is planning to send King Charles to the US to celebrate with Trump. Giving him a royal visit right now sends a terrible message that his behaviour is acceptable. We can stop this if enough of us speak up. Will you add your name to the petition? you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/ca...
Call off the King’s visit to the US for the 250th anniversary of America's independence
With the current political chaos in the US and Trump’s failure to adhere to international norms, and given his apparent obsession with the Monarchy, calling off this visit would send a powerful messag...
you.38degrees.org.uk
January 18, 2026 at 9:21 AM
All of this 👌👌👌
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Never forget the most ironclad rule of politics:
Every abuse you justify against another will be weaponized against you in time.
To cheer abuse, violence, or the suspension of others’ rights is to cheer the abuse, violence, and suspension of your own.
Every abuse you justify against another will be weaponized against you in time.
To cheer abuse, violence, or the suspension of others’ rights is to cheer the abuse, violence, and suspension of your own.
January 12, 2026 at 12:31 AM
Never forget the most ironclad rule of politics:
Every abuse you justify against another will be weaponized against you in time.
To cheer abuse, violence, or the suspension of others’ rights is to cheer the abuse, violence, and suspension of your own.
Every abuse you justify against another will be weaponized against you in time.
To cheer abuse, violence, or the suspension of others’ rights is to cheer the abuse, violence, and suspension of your own.
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At a time when billionaires and oligarchs own the majority of our press, when local journalism is in decline, and social media is rife with misinformation and abuse, there has never been a greater need for citizen journalism
Who funds us? No one...except you. Become a friends of Bylines supporter:
Who funds us? No one...except you. Become a friends of Bylines supporter:
Friends of Bylines Network - Bylines Network
Stand with us – sign up. now to become a Friend of Bylines Network
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January 10, 2026 at 12:30 PM
At a time when billionaires and oligarchs own the majority of our press, when local journalism is in decline, and social media is rife with misinformation and abuse, there has never been a greater need for citizen journalism
Who funds us? No one...except you. Become a friends of Bylines supporter:
Who funds us? No one...except you. Become a friends of Bylines supporter:
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#DELETE’X’
X’s UK revenue dropped by 60% over the past year as advertisers withdraw. But what sort of companies remain using a site that now makes income from child porn and the sexualising of people’s images without consent?
No one should wait for Ofcom. Now is the time to leave X.
X’s UK revenue dropped by 60% over the past year as advertisers withdraw. But what sort of companies remain using a site that now makes income from child porn and the sexualising of people’s images without consent?
No one should wait for Ofcom. Now is the time to leave X.
January 10, 2026 at 6:25 AM
#DELETE’X’
X’s UK revenue dropped by 60% over the past year as advertisers withdraw. But what sort of companies remain using a site that now makes income from child porn and the sexualising of people’s images without consent?
No one should wait for Ofcom. Now is the time to leave X.
X’s UK revenue dropped by 60% over the past year as advertisers withdraw. But what sort of companies remain using a site that now makes income from child porn and the sexualising of people’s images without consent?
No one should wait for Ofcom. Now is the time to leave X.
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I don’t know who needs to hear this, but your desire to have a cottage in the Scottish Highlands, endless cups of tea, a riveting novel, a plate of freshly-baked emotional support scones, and a bookshelf with a rolling ladder doesn’t make you “too needy."
January 7, 2026 at 3:43 PM
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but your desire to have a cottage in the Scottish Highlands, endless cups of tea, a riveting novel, a plate of freshly-baked emotional support scones, and a bookshelf with a rolling ladder doesn’t make you “too needy."
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Nigel Farage confirms that Reform UK will vote *against* the bill to lift the two child cap, keeping hundreds of thousands of children in poverty.
January 7, 2026 at 11:40 AM
Nigel Farage confirms that Reform UK will vote *against* the bill to lift the two child cap, keeping hundreds of thousands of children in poverty.
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The Lie of the Land: who really cares for the countryside?
Shrubsole's book 'The lie of the land' provides a compelling catalogue of the loss of Britain’s natural environment
westenglandbylines.co.uk/news/environ...
Shrubsole's book 'The lie of the land' provides a compelling catalogue of the loss of Britain’s natural environment
westenglandbylines.co.uk/news/environ...
The Lie of the Land: who really cares for the countryside?
Shrubsole's book 'The lie of the land' provides a compelling catalogue of the loss of Britain’s natural environment
westenglandbylines.co.uk
January 6, 2026 at 7:20 PM
The Lie of the Land: who really cares for the countryside?
Shrubsole's book 'The lie of the land' provides a compelling catalogue of the loss of Britain’s natural environment
westenglandbylines.co.uk/news/environ...
Shrubsole's book 'The lie of the land' provides a compelling catalogue of the loss of Britain’s natural environment
westenglandbylines.co.uk/news/environ...
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The weirdest thing about Americans is how many of them think their laws apply to every person in the world.
But they're certain other countries' laws don't apply to them.
But they're certain other countries' laws don't apply to them.
January 5, 2026 at 4:02 AM
The weirdest thing about Americans is how many of them think their laws apply to every person in the world.
But they're certain other countries' laws don't apply to them.
But they're certain other countries' laws don't apply to them.
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Nobody could have predicted this.
January 4, 2026 at 8:39 AM
Nobody could have predicted this.
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The fun part here is that people who don’t like migrants largely believe this because they’re constantly screamed at about menacing immigrants from every TV, radio and news stand, and the whole reason that’s done is to discourage people from noticing who it is that gets most of the money, and how.
January 2, 2026 at 6:25 PM
The fun part here is that people who don’t like migrants largely believe this because they’re constantly screamed at about menacing immigrants from every TV, radio and news stand, and the whole reason that’s done is to discourage people from noticing who it is that gets most of the money, and how.
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There have been some great videos this year, but coming in late to try and be the best it's "Hunt supporting Tory kobbling someone in the portaloo makes it fall over and gets covered in shit and piss"
December 31, 2025 at 10:15 AM
There have been some great videos this year, but coming in late to try and be the best it's "Hunt supporting Tory kobbling someone in the portaloo makes it fall over and gets covered in shit and piss"
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At a time when billionaires and oligarchs own the majority of our press, when local journalism is in decline, and social media is rife with misinformation and abuse, there has never been a greater need for citizen journalism
Who funds us? No one...except you. Become a friends of Bylines supporter:
Who funds us? No one...except you. Become a friends of Bylines supporter:
Friends of Bylines Network - Bylines Network
Stand with us – sign up. now to become a Friend of Bylines Network
bylinesnetwork.co.uk
December 31, 2025 at 12:23 PM
At a time when billionaires and oligarchs own the majority of our press, when local journalism is in decline, and social media is rife with misinformation and abuse, there has never been a greater need for citizen journalism
Who funds us? No one...except you. Become a friends of Bylines supporter:
Who funds us? No one...except you. Become a friends of Bylines supporter:
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As we approach 2026 a good time to remember that Human rights are universal - politicians may not always find them politically convenient but it shouldn’t fall to any government to say who those rights should and should not apply to
Human rights are universal - politicians may not always find them politically convenient but it shouldn’t fall to any government to say who those rights should & should not apply to. Because none of us then has rights, just privileges that can be taken away by those in power
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The government won’t achieve ‘decency’ over ‘division’ by trying to be Reform Lite
YouTube video by Peter Stefanovic
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December 29, 2025 at 11:02 AM
As we approach 2026 a good time to remember that Human rights are universal - politicians may not always find them politically convenient but it shouldn’t fall to any government to say who those rights should and should not apply to
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Reform UK have repeatedly said that Kent is their "flagship" council and "the shop window" for how they intend to run things.
When they are exposed as planning to slash social care for old people, in order to hire their cronies as advisors at £150k a pop, I think people should believe them. ~AA
When they are exposed as planning to slash social care for old people, in order to hire their cronies as advisors at £150k a pop, I think people should believe them. ~AA
December 22, 2025 at 6:33 PM
Reform UK have repeatedly said that Kent is their "flagship" council and "the shop window" for how they intend to run things.
When they are exposed as planning to slash social care for old people, in order to hire their cronies as advisors at £150k a pop, I think people should believe them. ~AA
When they are exposed as planning to slash social care for old people, in order to hire their cronies as advisors at £150k a pop, I think people should believe them. ~AA
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Fox hunting is a revolting sport. It's only survived in any form because it's done by ghastly, entitled, influential and aristocratic people who feel it's the God given right to charge about the place in silly costumes tearing animals apart for no good reason.
December 21, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Fox hunting is a revolting sport. It's only survived in any form because it's done by ghastly, entitled, influential and aristocratic people who feel it's the God given right to charge about the place in silly costumes tearing animals apart for no good reason.
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This is ridiculous. There clearly has not been a 660% increase in terrorism
in the UK over the past year.
How much is it costing the criminal justice system to arrest and prosecute all these people for the crime of wearing a t-shirt or holding a placard?
news.sky.com/story/terror...
in the UK over the past year.
How much is it costing the criminal justice system to arrest and prosecute all these people for the crime of wearing a t-shirt or holding a placard?
news.sky.com/story/terror...
Terrorism arrests soar by 660% after Palestine Action ban
Official figures show 1,630, or 86%, of the 1,886 arrests for terrorism-related activity in the year to the end of September 2025 were linked to supporting the group.
news.sky.com
December 18, 2025 at 1:45 PM
This is ridiculous. There clearly has not been a 660% increase in terrorism
in the UK over the past year.
How much is it costing the criminal justice system to arrest and prosecute all these people for the crime of wearing a t-shirt or holding a placard?
news.sky.com/story/terror...
in the UK over the past year.
How much is it costing the criminal justice system to arrest and prosecute all these people for the crime of wearing a t-shirt or holding a placard?
news.sky.com/story/terror...
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Normalise saying, "I do not know enough about that. I'll have to read some verifiable sources first."
December 17, 2025 at 12:16 PM
Normalise saying, "I do not know enough about that. I'll have to read some verifiable sources first."