Ian Quayle
@ianhquayle.bsky.social
Retired professional electronics engineer. Humanist. Loves: Science, baking, dogs, Asian food, village life, country walks, Herefordshire, playing 5 string banjo. Dislikes: Brexit, Reform UK, Farage, Trump, Musk, X, Rap "music". I block personal abusers.
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This is the human some lost souls think will save the UK. He won’t. He has an agenda dripping in racism, a legacy of the man who gave us Brexit and a party haunted by Russian backing and interference in our democracy. Call. It. Out.
December 1, 2025 at 1:34 PM
This is the human some lost souls think will save the UK. He won’t. He has an agenda dripping in racism, a legacy of the man who gave us Brexit and a party haunted by Russian backing and interference in our democracy. Call. It. Out.
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Europe needs to stand up to Putin and take no shit and leave Trump to his slumber. He's a lame duck already and will be gone soon enough. And surely if Putin's demands are thrown back in his face the west can collectively defeat this man who has caused so much despair and death...
December 3, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Europe needs to stand up to Putin and take no shit and leave Trump to his slumber. He's a lame duck already and will be gone soon enough. And surely if Putin's demands are thrown back in his face the west can collectively defeat this man who has caused so much despair and death...
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absolutely fine to take mechanically recovered abattoir floor sweepings, munge them together with soya based bulking agents, stick it together with some sort of glue made of eyelids and call it a burger or a sausage, just as long as something died in the process.
December 3, 2025 at 11:01 AM
absolutely fine to take mechanically recovered abattoir floor sweepings, munge them together with soya based bulking agents, stick it together with some sort of glue made of eyelids and call it a burger or a sausage, just as long as something died in the process.
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6. But again and again, legislators seem determined to make idiots of themselves on behalf of powerful industries. They are meant to represent our interests, not those of the lobbyists, but that message seems to have got lost. Vote for those who represent the people, not the money. 6/6
December 3, 2025 at 10:31 AM
6. But again and again, legislators seem determined to make idiots of themselves on behalf of powerful industries. They are meant to represent our interests, not those of the lobbyists, but that message seems to have got lost. Vote for those who represent the people, not the money. 6/6
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4. If legislators are to insist on food literalism, they should at least be consistent. There's no dinosaur in turkey dinosaurs (and not much turkey). If a vegan hotdog is ruled out on the grounds that it contains no meat, the meat version should also be ruled out, as it contains no dog. 4/6
December 3, 2025 at 10:29 AM
4. If legislators are to insist on food literalism, they should at least be consistent. There's no dinosaur in turkey dinosaurs (and not much turkey). If a vegan hotdog is ruled out on the grounds that it contains no meat, the meat version should also be ruled out, as it contains no dog. 4/6
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Agree 💯 With Mark Kelly......
December 2, 2025 at 11:27 AM
Agree 💯 With Mark Kelly......
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Maybe. But hard to dodge the reality that a Tory/Reform pact is a brand-trashing move for both parties. Tories have to admit that, yes, they’re quite racist too. And Reform has to concede that they’re not a new way of doing politics. At. All.
Might as well make the rosettes dogshit brown.
Might as well make the rosettes dogshit brown.
December 2, 2025 at 10:35 PM
Maybe. But hard to dodge the reality that a Tory/Reform pact is a brand-trashing move for both parties. Tories have to admit that, yes, they’re quite racist too. And Reform has to concede that they’re not a new way of doing politics. At. All.
Might as well make the rosettes dogshit brown.
Might as well make the rosettes dogshit brown.
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It's not the Brexit "deal", it's Brexit itself.
December 2, 2025 at 11:11 AM
It's not the Brexit "deal", it's Brexit itself.
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“Like all recent occupants of No 11, Rachel Reeves is struggling to inject growth into a moribund economy.
In a break with predecessors, she has belatedly pointed the finger at Brexit and was right to do so.”
In a break with predecessors, she has belatedly pointed the finger at Brexit and was right to do so.”
Brexit: the trillion pound ‘mistake’
The recent NBER report suggests the Treasury’s 2016 analysis – slammed by Brexiters as a ‘hoax’– actually understated the impact of Brexit
yorkshirebylines.co.uk
December 2, 2025 at 10:10 AM
“Like all recent occupants of No 11, Rachel Reeves is struggling to inject growth into a moribund economy.
In a break with predecessors, she has belatedly pointed the finger at Brexit and was right to do so.”
In a break with predecessors, she has belatedly pointed the finger at Brexit and was right to do so.”
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Farage. This snake oil grifter and liar, millionaire "man of the people, is largely responsible for Brexit - which broke Britain's economy.
He's toxicity on steroids and not a friend to 'ordinary' British people.
He's toxicity on steroids and not a friend to 'ordinary' British people.
Foreign wealth media never address the political reality of the Farage personality cult. Only the populist sentiments.
December 2, 2025 at 9:34 AM
Farage. This snake oil grifter and liar, millionaire "man of the people, is largely responsible for Brexit - which broke Britain's economy.
He's toxicity on steroids and not a friend to 'ordinary' British people.
He's toxicity on steroids and not a friend to 'ordinary' British people.
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Foreign wealth media never address the political reality of the Farage personality cult. Only the populist sentiments.
December 2, 2025 at 8:07 AM
Foreign wealth media never address the political reality of the Farage personality cult. Only the populist sentiments.
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How a neighbor to the rightfully sees us.
I can't prove her wrong.
I can't prove her wrong.
December 2, 2025 at 3:54 AM
How a neighbor to the rightfully sees us.
I can't prove her wrong.
I can't prove her wrong.
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@yorkshirepost.co.uk letter takes issue with #Brexit 'will of the people' claims. Not the will of Scotland & Northern Ireland.
No super-majority expect for 'serious constitutional consequences.' Govt chosen hard #Brexit means ongoing tensions: "Will of Westminster, not all people". #RejoinEU #EU
No super-majority expect for 'serious constitutional consequences.' Govt chosen hard #Brexit means ongoing tensions: "Will of Westminster, not all people". #RejoinEU #EU
December 1, 2025 at 8:21 AM
@yorkshirepost.co.uk letter takes issue with #Brexit 'will of the people' claims. Not the will of Scotland & Northern Ireland.
No super-majority expect for 'serious constitutional consequences.' Govt chosen hard #Brexit means ongoing tensions: "Will of Westminster, not all people". #RejoinEU #EU
No super-majority expect for 'serious constitutional consequences.' Govt chosen hard #Brexit means ongoing tensions: "Will of Westminster, not all people". #RejoinEU #EU
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They're all kicking off.
The last gaps of the old broken system that protected their power & wealth.
Change is coming.
Join.greenparty.org.uk
The last gaps of the old broken system that protected their power & wealth.
Change is coming.
Join.greenparty.org.uk
November 30, 2025 at 4:19 PM
They're all kicking off.
The last gaps of the old broken system that protected their power & wealth.
Change is coming.
Join.greenparty.org.uk
The last gaps of the old broken system that protected their power & wealth.
Change is coming.
Join.greenparty.org.uk
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One big thing weakening the Brexit debate is that many Remainers are still holding out for a grovelling apology from Leavers, and take every opportunity to mock their stupidity.
Even people who have changed their minds will push back HARD against being called stupid.
Play the ball not the players.
Even people who have changed their minds will push back HARD against being called stupid.
Play the ball not the players.
November 30, 2025 at 9:37 AM
One big thing weakening the Brexit debate is that many Remainers are still holding out for a grovelling apology from Leavers, and take every opportunity to mock their stupidity.
Even people who have changed their minds will push back HARD against being called stupid.
Play the ball not the players.
Even people who have changed their minds will push back HARD against being called stupid.
Play the ball not the players.
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This is the elephant in the room that is so big nobody wants to go in there. If Labour was a people's party they would listen to the people then at the very least have an open and honest discussion with the electorate. Instead they are led by a 'deaf, dumb and blind' leadership led by Starmer.
November 29, 2025 at 7:23 PM
This is the elephant in the room that is so big nobody wants to go in there. If Labour was a people's party they would listen to the people then at the very least have an open and honest discussion with the electorate. Instead they are led by a 'deaf, dumb and blind' leadership led by Starmer.
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If only the rancid rw media held the brexity bunch to the same standards they hound the current government with. There's accountability and then there's stark raving bonkers sweeping the brexshit mess under the rug with a 'nothing to see here' in all but flashing neon lights!
November 29, 2025 at 9:15 PM
If only the rancid rw media held the brexity bunch to the same standards they hound the current government with. There's accountability and then there's stark raving bonkers sweeping the brexshit mess under the rug with a 'nothing to see here' in all but flashing neon lights!
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The budget and Covid have shown, for Chris, how far the UK is from getting out of its Brexit impasse.
Like my other posts today, that requires humility, clear-eyed acknowledgement of what this means, and being positive about Europe.
Far too many are not there.
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Like my other posts today, that requires humility, clear-eyed acknowledgement of what this means, and being positive about Europe.
Far too many are not there.
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November 30, 2025 at 9:22 AM
The budget and Covid have shown, for Chris, how far the UK is from getting out of its Brexit impasse.
Like my other posts today, that requires humility, clear-eyed acknowledgement of what this means, and being positive about Europe.
Far too many are not there.
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Like my other posts today, that requires humility, clear-eyed acknowledgement of what this means, and being positive about Europe.
Far too many are not there.
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But UK membership to SM/CU/EU can't be a party political issue.
Until the English political right recovers its sanity and chooses to recognise economic facts: empirical reality: and objective truth again, Brexit stays and the UK will be outside the European Union.
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Until the English political right recovers its sanity and chooses to recognise economic facts: empirical reality: and objective truth again, Brexit stays and the UK will be outside the European Union.
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The tide is turning. Even the Telegraph is now admitting the damage the Brexit deal has done to the economy.
November 29, 2025 at 6:30 PM
But UK membership to SM/CU/EU can't be a party political issue.
Until the English political right recovers its sanity and chooses to recognise economic facts: empirical reality: and objective truth again, Brexit stays and the UK will be outside the European Union.
bsky.app/profile/edda...
Until the English political right recovers its sanity and chooses to recognise economic facts: empirical reality: and objective truth again, Brexit stays and the UK will be outside the European Union.
bsky.app/profile/edda...
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Thx again for voicing the truth 🙏🏼.
Brexit was the biggest disaster we could have had.
We’re now the pariahs of Europe, international status has tanked, and we’re largely irrelevant.
Yet some are so stupid (it’s true) that they’d still vote for the architect of their country’s ruin: Farage.
Brexit was the biggest disaster we could have had.
We’re now the pariahs of Europe, international status has tanked, and we’re largely irrelevant.
Yet some are so stupid (it’s true) that they’d still vote for the architect of their country’s ruin: Farage.
November 29, 2025 at 9:15 PM
Thx again for voicing the truth 🙏🏼.
Brexit was the biggest disaster we could have had.
We’re now the pariahs of Europe, international status has tanked, and we’re largely irrelevant.
Yet some are so stupid (it’s true) that they’d still vote for the architect of their country’s ruin: Farage.
Brexit was the biggest disaster we could have had.
We’re now the pariahs of Europe, international status has tanked, and we’re largely irrelevant.
Yet some are so stupid (it’s true) that they’d still vote for the architect of their country’s ruin: Farage.
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Also: it's not just the Brexit deal that is a disaster. It's everything to do with Brexit.
The loss of FoM is catastrophic for UK business and every single UK passport holder, but politicians seem afraid to mention it.
Is that because of the media?
The loss of FoM is catastrophic for UK business and every single UK passport holder, but politicians seem afraid to mention it.
Is that because of the media?
November 29, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Also: it's not just the Brexit deal that is a disaster. It's everything to do with Brexit.
The loss of FoM is catastrophic for UK business and every single UK passport holder, but politicians seem afraid to mention it.
Is that because of the media?
The loss of FoM is catastrophic for UK business and every single UK passport holder, but politicians seem afraid to mention it.
Is that because of the media?
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In a decade or so, Labour might consider dropping their insane Red Lines and fixing something.
Rejoining the EU, full fat rejoin with Freedom of Movement, Schengen, the Euro etc is the only way out of this horror story
Rejoining the EU, full fat rejoin with Freedom of Movement, Schengen, the Euro etc is the only way out of this horror story
November 29, 2025 at 6:22 PM
In a decade or so, Labour might consider dropping their insane Red Lines and fixing something.
Rejoining the EU, full fat rejoin with Freedom of Movement, Schengen, the Euro etc is the only way out of this horror story
Rejoining the EU, full fat rejoin with Freedom of Movement, Schengen, the Euro etc is the only way out of this horror story
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Not the Brexit deal. Brexit.
A truly terrible idea pushed through with prejudice and lies. A recipe for disaster. And that’s exactly what it’s delivered. Damage in every sphere of our national lives.
A truly terrible idea pushed through with prejudice and lies. A recipe for disaster. And that’s exactly what it’s delivered. Damage in every sphere of our national lives.
November 29, 2025 at 7:11 PM
Not the Brexit deal. Brexit.
A truly terrible idea pushed through with prejudice and lies. A recipe for disaster. And that’s exactly what it’s delivered. Damage in every sphere of our national lives.
A truly terrible idea pushed through with prejudice and lies. A recipe for disaster. And that’s exactly what it’s delivered. Damage in every sphere of our national lives.
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Perpetrators of genocide & ethnic cleansing
Israeli Defence Forces
are the terrorists,
not painters of a plane
#PalestineAction
#SocialistSunday
(ps how about a Government petition proscribing IDF as terrorists - if they allowed it!)
Israeli Defence Forces
are the terrorists,
not painters of a plane
#PalestineAction
#SocialistSunday
(ps how about a Government petition proscribing IDF as terrorists - if they allowed it!)
November 30, 2025 at 8:59 AM
Perpetrators of genocide & ethnic cleansing
Israeli Defence Forces
are the terrorists,
not painters of a plane
#PalestineAction
#SocialistSunday
(ps how about a Government petition proscribing IDF as terrorists - if they allowed it!)
Israeli Defence Forces
are the terrorists,
not painters of a plane
#PalestineAction
#SocialistSunday
(ps how about a Government petition proscribing IDF as terrorists - if they allowed it!)