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VERY funny that Labour are being pointlessly cruel and haemorrhaging support from their base and yet none of what they're offering is ever going to be enough for the people whose approval they're seeking, WHO could have predicted it
November 20, 2025 at 3:20 PM
VERY funny that Labour are being pointlessly cruel and haemorrhaging support from their base and yet none of what they're offering is ever going to be enough for the people whose approval they're seeking, WHO could have predicted it
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Frightening pets and wildlife so people can hear big bang noises.
Fuck off
Fireworks need to be banned.
Registered displays only.
Fuck off
Fireworks need to be banned.
Registered displays only.
October 21, 2025 at 7:19 PM
Frightening pets and wildlife so people can hear big bang noises.
Fuck off
Fireworks need to be banned.
Registered displays only.
Fuck off
Fireworks need to be banned.
Registered displays only.
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Chris Mason reporting on Reform like a six-year-old seeing a tractor is not good when you've got a sizable proportion of the press nakedly cheerleading.
September 8, 2025 at 8:58 AM
Chris Mason reporting on Reform like a six-year-old seeing a tractor is not good when you've got a sizable proportion of the press nakedly cheerleading.
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Lucy Connolly, jailed for urging people to set fire to hotels housing refugees, is speaking at the Reform party conference today.
All the worst people.
All the worst people.
September 6, 2025 at 10:59 AM
Lucy Connolly, jailed for urging people to set fire to hotels housing refugees, is speaking at the Reform party conference today.
All the worst people.
All the worst people.
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Sorrywhatpardon?
*sound on* This is Andrea Jenkyns's ACTUAL singing entrance to the Reform UK conference.
Utter crackpots. And anyone who thinks this kind of idiotic look-at-me amateurs are how this country will "rediscover its pride" needs to have a lie-down.
Utter crackpots. And anyone who thinks this kind of idiotic look-at-me amateurs are how this country will "rediscover its pride" needs to have a lie-down.
September 6, 2025 at 12:49 PM
Sorrywhatpardon?
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Nigel Farage looks uncomfortable as Jamie Raskin uses his opening statement to absolutely demolish him
September 3, 2025 at 4:39 PM
Nigel Farage looks uncomfortable as Jamie Raskin uses his opening statement to absolutely demolish him
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This a really solid pummeling, and Farage has earned every ounce of it.
Nigel Farage looks uncomfortable as Jamie Raskin uses his opening statement to absolutely demolish him
September 3, 2025 at 5:01 PM
This a really solid pummeling, and Farage has earned every ounce of it.
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Carswell is in the same camp as Farage and Jenrick and all the other dismal, dull-arsed Reform/Tory hatemongers trying to create social division and civil unrest for their own power. No more hanging back. Anyone who genuinely cares about society and decency must stand up to this.
August 31, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Carswell is in the same camp as Farage and Jenrick and all the other dismal, dull-arsed Reform/Tory hatemongers trying to create social division and civil unrest for their own power. No more hanging back. Anyone who genuinely cares about society and decency must stand up to this.
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Same.
I Root for the Animals That Kill Trophy Hunters
open.substack.com/pub/themouth...
open.substack.com/pub/themouth...
I Root for the Animals That Kill Trophy Hunters
I Wonder if the Buffalo Took a Selfie With His Carcass?
open.substack.com
August 7, 2025 at 6:22 PM
Same.
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Labour should relish the chance to fight the next GE on Brexit.
They can't win if immigration concerns are top. Impossible. Reform will always walk away victors from that encounter.
Force Reform to fight somewhere they're less comfortable instead.
The disaster of Brexit is a perfect battleground.
They can't win if immigration concerns are top. Impossible. Reform will always walk away victors from that encounter.
Force Reform to fight somewhere they're less comfortable instead.
The disaster of Brexit is a perfect battleground.
June 29, 2025 at 11:56 AM
Labour should relish the chance to fight the next GE on Brexit.
They can't win if immigration concerns are top. Impossible. Reform will always walk away victors from that encounter.
Force Reform to fight somewhere they're less comfortable instead.
The disaster of Brexit is a perfect battleground.
They can't win if immigration concerns are top. Impossible. Reform will always walk away victors from that encounter.
Force Reform to fight somewhere they're less comfortable instead.
The disaster of Brexit is a perfect battleground.
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Everyone in this whole country fucking hates Elon Musk & yet our most popular party is the one that wants to emulate his every move
🤦♀️🤦♀️ Christ Britain, come on. Make it make sense.
🤦♀️🤦♀️ Christ Britain, come on. Make it make sense.
June 2, 2025 at 7:17 PM
Everyone in this whole country fucking hates Elon Musk & yet our most popular party is the one that wants to emulate his every move
🤦♀️🤦♀️ Christ Britain, come on. Make it make sense.
🤦♀️🤦♀️ Christ Britain, come on. Make it make sense.
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Your enemy isn't traveling by small boat.
They're traveling by private jet.
They're traveling by private jet.
June 2, 2025 at 7:51 PM
Your enemy isn't traveling by small boat.
They're traveling by private jet.
They're traveling by private jet.
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A manifesto for ‘adults’ who believe in the tooth fairy. And hate what they don’t understand -which is a lot.
Tax cuts paid for by scrapping Net Zero, the EU deal and DEI and deporting asylum seekers to god knows where at no apparent cost.
This is ‘tip your country into the bin’ stuff.
(The i Paper)
Tax cuts paid for by scrapping Net Zero, the EU deal and DEI and deporting asylum seekers to god knows where at no apparent cost.
This is ‘tip your country into the bin’ stuff.
(The i Paper)
![Farage policy plan 'risks Truss-style market chaos'
(Extract of article)
Nigel Farage’s plan to slash tax and increase benefits would cause a market shock up to twice the size of Liz Truss's mini-budget, independent economists have told The i Paper.
The Reform UK leader pledged yesterday to scrap the two-child benefit cap and fully reinstate winter fuel payments for pensioners,
He restated commitments to raise the personal tax threshold to £20,000 and introduce a more generous marriage allowance so one spouse would be exempt from paying tax on the first $25,000 of their income.
Challenged on how he would pay for his pledges, Farage said he could save "about £70bn a year" by scrapping net zero, ending the cost of housing asylum seekers, abolishing diversity schemes and cutting 5 per cent off the money spent on quangos.
"If you add all of that up, you've got a pretty eyewatering number of £350bn [over five years]," he said.
"That may be, I accept, slightly op-timistic, but I think you can see very clearly the direction we're going in." Independent economists questioned the credibility of the figures.
Simon French, chief economist at investment bankers Panmure Liberum, said many of the cuts had already been outlined in Reform's general election manifesto, which promised to slash spending by £150bn to fund £141bn of spending and tax cuts commitments](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:c4xtyto7nrklhfkroyrsce2w/bafkreihikwappxjqvsnbzjzsqr5zzeunehnfigyv2v53opb2r4uzk4a2ti@jpeg)
May 28, 2025 at 7:35 AM
A manifesto for ‘adults’ who believe in the tooth fairy. And hate what they don’t understand -which is a lot.
Tax cuts paid for by scrapping Net Zero, the EU deal and DEI and deporting asylum seekers to god knows where at no apparent cost.
This is ‘tip your country into the bin’ stuff.
(The i Paper)
Tax cuts paid for by scrapping Net Zero, the EU deal and DEI and deporting asylum seekers to god knows where at no apparent cost.
This is ‘tip your country into the bin’ stuff.
(The i Paper)
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So, have you told the truth about Brexit, immigration, social care, ‘levelling up’, tax, NetZero… about 14yrs abusing power?
No.
You spend your life on a disinformation hellsite and you don’t call out “the lies and delusions that dominate Westminster” because your party is neck-deep in all of them.
No.
You spend your life on a disinformation hellsite and you don’t call out “the lies and delusions that dominate Westminster” because your party is neck-deep in all of them.
May 25, 2025 at 8:09 AM
So, have you told the truth about Brexit, immigration, social care, ‘levelling up’, tax, NetZero… about 14yrs abusing power?
No.
You spend your life on a disinformation hellsite and you don’t call out “the lies and delusions that dominate Westminster” because your party is neck-deep in all of them.
No.
You spend your life on a disinformation hellsite and you don’t call out “the lies and delusions that dominate Westminster” because your party is neck-deep in all of them.
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Johnson put a border in the Irish Sea, sold out the fishing industry, all SMEs trading with the EU, our farmers, universities, musicians, young people, scientists, all of us…
And now he sits in the mess he made throwing insults at those who are clearing up after him.
What a monumental piece of shit.
And now he sits in the mess he made throwing insults at those who are clearing up after him.
What a monumental piece of shit.
May 19, 2025 at 7:54 PM
Johnson put a border in the Irish Sea, sold out the fishing industry, all SMEs trading with the EU, our farmers, universities, musicians, young people, scientists, all of us…
And now he sits in the mess he made throwing insults at those who are clearing up after him.
What a monumental piece of shit.
And now he sits in the mess he made throwing insults at those who are clearing up after him.
What a monumental piece of shit.
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1. Brexit does not stand up to scrutiny
2. The more scrutiny is placed on Brexit, the worse it looks
3. Strong majority already think Brexit is going badly
4. Immigration skyrocketed since Brexit
5. Labour can't fight Reform on immigration
6. So why not force Reform to defend Brexit?
Winnable!
2. The more scrutiny is placed on Brexit, the worse it looks
3. Strong majority already think Brexit is going badly
4. Immigration skyrocketed since Brexit
5. Labour can't fight Reform on immigration
6. So why not force Reform to defend Brexit?
Winnable!
May 8, 2025 at 11:05 AM
1. Brexit does not stand up to scrutiny
2. The more scrutiny is placed on Brexit, the worse it looks
3. Strong majority already think Brexit is going badly
4. Immigration skyrocketed since Brexit
5. Labour can't fight Reform on immigration
6. So why not force Reform to defend Brexit?
Winnable!
2. The more scrutiny is placed on Brexit, the worse it looks
3. Strong majority already think Brexit is going badly
4. Immigration skyrocketed since Brexit
5. Labour can't fight Reform on immigration
6. So why not force Reform to defend Brexit?
Winnable!
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Starmer needs to unequivocally tell the British people that Brexit has made them immeasurably poorer and that Farage has been the chief advocate of their losses .
May 3, 2025 at 7:16 PM
Starmer needs to unequivocally tell the British people that Brexit has made them immeasurably poorer and that Farage has been the chief advocate of their losses .
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Hahaha.. Just seen a clip of Farage pretending to be Trump and telling council staff if they work on climate change or DEI initiatives, then they need to look for new jobs.
What an utter tosser.
Tough, thankless administrative work awaits his motley crew of inexperienced halfwits.
It’ll be carnage.
What an utter tosser.
Tough, thankless administrative work awaits his motley crew of inexperienced halfwits.
It’ll be carnage.
May 2, 2025 at 5:45 PM
Hahaha.. Just seen a clip of Farage pretending to be Trump and telling council staff if they work on climate change or DEI initiatives, then they need to look for new jobs.
What an utter tosser.
Tough, thankless administrative work awaits his motley crew of inexperienced halfwits.
It’ll be carnage.
What an utter tosser.
Tough, thankless administrative work awaits his motley crew of inexperienced halfwits.
It’ll be carnage.
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You’re telling me that right wing voters that Labour was trying to appeal to voted for a right wing party anyway and left wing voters decided not to vote for Labour because they’re too right wing now? Who could have possibly predicted this.
May 2, 2025 at 7:07 AM
You’re telling me that right wing voters that Labour was trying to appeal to voted for a right wing party anyway and left wing voters decided not to vote for Labour because they’re too right wing now? Who could have possibly predicted this.
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The nasty little knot of far right ugliness that is Andrea Jenkyns (now Mayor of Lincolnshire) says it’s ‘no more soft touch Britain’.
How lovely. Voters have basically handed her a loud dog whistle and told her to kick the people and policies they don’t like or understand.
Failure is inevitable.
How lovely. Voters have basically handed her a loud dog whistle and told her to kick the people and policies they don’t like or understand.
Failure is inevitable.
May 2, 2025 at 6:43 AM
The nasty little knot of far right ugliness that is Andrea Jenkyns (now Mayor of Lincolnshire) says it’s ‘no more soft touch Britain’.
How lovely. Voters have basically handed her a loud dog whistle and told her to kick the people and policies they don’t like or understand.
Failure is inevitable.
How lovely. Voters have basically handed her a loud dog whistle and told her to kick the people and policies they don’t like or understand.
Failure is inevitable.
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Nigel Farage has told ITV News the first thing he would do as prime minister if he won a general election would be to remove the UK from the European Convention on Human Rights
That alone is good reason never to vote for Reform UK.
THIS IS WHY
youtu.be/MdiDDJrQUJA?...
That alone is good reason never to vote for Reform UK.
THIS IS WHY
youtu.be/MdiDDJrQUJA?...
Nigel Farage says first thing he would do as PM if he won a GE would be to remove UK from the ECHR
YouTube video by Peter Stefanovic
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April 16, 2025 at 3:28 PM
Nigel Farage has told ITV News the first thing he would do as prime minister if he won a general election would be to remove the UK from the European Convention on Human Rights
That alone is good reason never to vote for Reform UK.
THIS IS WHY
youtu.be/MdiDDJrQUJA?...
That alone is good reason never to vote for Reform UK.
THIS IS WHY
youtu.be/MdiDDJrQUJA?...
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So, if we call it “youth opportunity scheme” instead of “youth mobility scheme”, then Brexiters might not have a wettie about it and govt can relax.
Honest to god. When did we get so petty and pathetic?
Oh yes. 2016.
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...
Honest to god. When did we get so petty and pathetic?
Oh yes. 2016.
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...
Post-Brexit youth mobility scheme with EU on the table under a different name
Exclusive: There is growing optimism that a fresh proposal for youth mobility across the UK and EU will be accepted by the government
www.independent.co.uk
April 12, 2025 at 8:04 PM
So, if we call it “youth opportunity scheme” instead of “youth mobility scheme”, then Brexiters might not have a wettie about it and govt can relax.
Honest to god. When did we get so petty and pathetic?
Oh yes. 2016.
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...
Honest to god. When did we get so petty and pathetic?
Oh yes. 2016.
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...
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😢 Grief II – the sequel – the awkward second album – also known as ‘Ah no, is she STILL talking about death?’
Grief doesn’t end neatly – it’s messy, lasting, and full of love – we need to talk about death the way we do life
By Tracy Kuhn
@tracykuhn.bsky.social
Grief doesn’t end neatly – it’s messy, lasting, and full of love – we need to talk about death the way we do life
By Tracy Kuhn
@tracykuhn.bsky.social
Grief II – the sequel – the awkward second album – also known as ‘Ah no, is she STILL talking about death?’
Grief doesn’t end neatly – it’s messy, lasting, and full of love – we need to talk about death the way we do life
yorkshirebylines.co.uk
April 12, 2025 at 6:56 AM
😢 Grief II – the sequel – the awkward second album – also known as ‘Ah no, is she STILL talking about death?’
Grief doesn’t end neatly – it’s messy, lasting, and full of love – we need to talk about death the way we do life
By Tracy Kuhn
@tracykuhn.bsky.social
Grief doesn’t end neatly – it’s messy, lasting, and full of love – we need to talk about death the way we do life
By Tracy Kuhn
@tracykuhn.bsky.social
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Boris Johnson has used his Daily Mail platform to slag off “Adolescence” and compare Starmer to Pol Pot.
This is a politician, a paper and a headline that sum up the debasement of our politics and the toxic level of ‘debate’ it encourages. Grotesque that he gets airtime to insult us all like this.
This is a politician, a paper and a headline that sum up the debasement of our politics and the toxic level of ‘debate’ it encourages. Grotesque that he gets airtime to insult us all like this.
April 6, 2025 at 8:47 AM
Boris Johnson has used his Daily Mail platform to slag off “Adolescence” and compare Starmer to Pol Pot.
This is a politician, a paper and a headline that sum up the debasement of our politics and the toxic level of ‘debate’ it encourages. Grotesque that he gets airtime to insult us all like this.
This is a politician, a paper and a headline that sum up the debasement of our politics and the toxic level of ‘debate’ it encourages. Grotesque that he gets airtime to insult us all like this.