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Alfie Samuelson retweeted
We are spending Ben Delo's £36m donation on producing a new propaganda newspaper, The Reformer. Then we are spending Chris Harborne's £36m donation on the postage bill when everyone sends it back to us one page at a time using the Freepost addresses below:
Alfie Samuelson retweeted
Every time you think the MAGA cult can't get any more disgusting, they find new ways to surprise you.
A woman wearing a "RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES" shirt at the rally was violently beaten by several men.
The woman was then thrown out of the event, after which Trump berated her about her weight and referred to her as a man. Nobody was arrested, and the guys who beat her were cheered on.
MAGA is just a bunch of pedophile supporters who have no problem beating up women.
Alfie Samuelson retweeted
Sir! I believe you are mistaken...this was another wonderful performance by the Nonce Bonnet Chorus
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Alfie Samuelson retweeted
Filming yourself committing an act of criminal damage in the English Channel, then pleading not guilty to committing an act of criminal damage in the English Channel just proves how fucking dumb Danny Tommo really is.
Alfie Samuelson retweeted
Apparently the new Reform mega donor Ben Delo is threatening to sue people who mention his previous conviction tied to money laundering.
So best not keep sharing it.
Alfie Samuelson retweeted
🚨 LOOK AT THIS.
Britain’s ten biggest individual political donations.
Six of the ten are now to Reform UK …. from just TWO men.
Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne.
And the two £36 MILLION donations utterly dwarf anything that came before.
Forget the carefully cultivated image of a grassroots working-class revolt.
Follow the money 💰
Alfie Samuelson retweeted
Could it be that these shady crypto-billionaires are attracted by Reform policies to:
💰Slash capital gains tax on crypto to 10%
💰Allow tax payments in Bitcoin
💰Create a UK “Bitcoin reserve”
💰Introduce light-touch regulation on crypto-currency
They see it as an investment - they're buying themselves a government.
Alfie Samuelson retweeted
🚨 NEW: Reform UK and Nigel Farage have been caught potentially breaking electoral law
- Verbatim ran a year-long undercover investigation, verified by Channel 4 News
- Investigators posed as the British-based son of wealthy American donor, who was looking to give money to Reform UK
- Because the donor was based in the US, he couldn't legally donate directly to the party
- James Orr, Reform UK's Head of Policy, and Dan Jukes, a close aide to Nigel Farage, then allegedly helped arrange for a US company, which was actually set up by Verbatim, to pay for three polls commissioned by Reform UK
- The three JL Partners polls cost £32,500 and were paid by Verbatim. Two were published in The Telegraph before the May elections - "Labour would face wipeout if elections went ahead" and "Two thirds of voters want Starmer out" - while The Times published "Reform vote in unions at same level as Labour"
- Nigel Farage later met the undercover team in Clacton and praised the polling, saying "it worked, boom" and that it was "bang for buck"
- The polls were presented as independent and the public was not told that Reform UK had commissioned them or a US company paid for them. The US company and supposed American donor were not legal donors under UK electoral law
- Electoral Commission rules say political donations can include funding that helps a party cover costs and expenses, including research and studies, but the payments do not appear to have been declared to the Electoral Commission, despite reporting deadlines passing
- Jukes allegedly later proposed a way to arrange a £500,000 donation from the US through the donor's UK-based son, who would appear to be the donor. The investigation says this arrangement would be illegal
- At a Reform reception, Jukes allegedly introduced the undercover reporter as a "key donor for off the book project". The fake donor then allegedly met Suella Braverman, Sarah Pochin, Robert Jenrick and Danny Kruger
- Legal expert and former Electoral Commission chief Bob Posner says the allegations should now be subject to a criminal investigation
- The proposed £500,000 donation was never made
- Reform UK, Farage, Jukes and James Orr did not comment but are understood to deny the allegations in full
Alfie Samuelson retweeted
Show everybody the full temper tantrum he had in the same presser. That'll surely win you the midterms:
Alfie Samuelson retweeted
Lights out and away we go! #Clacton
Alfie Samuelson retweeted
Photo 1 (widely shared 2023 version): Mitch McConnell and Elaine Chao in a recovery/rehab setting. McConnell wears the red gingham shirt, smiles broadly while holding printed material, seated in the blue chair with white linens behind
Photo 2 (the version associated with the July 12, 2026 update): Appears identical to Photo 1 in every visible detail — same clothing, exact same pose and expressions, same background, same blue chair, same item in McConnell’s hand, same lighting and composition.
Side-by-side observation: These are the same photograph (originally from April 2023). No meaningful differences exist in subject positioning, clothing, facial expressions, background elements, or any other visual detail. Minor variations in cropping, resolution, or on-screen overlays (e.g., news logos or borders in different articles) may appear depending on the source, but the core image content is unchanged.
This confirms the image being referenced in recent discussions is the older one being recirculated. If you have different specific versions/URLs in mind, share them for further comparison!
Someone has some splaining to do!
#GVerse They lied there is no proof of life from Mitch McConnell team. The conclusion they are covering his likely demise especially with the news about Lindsey Graham. Now it seems 2 out 3 could be the assumption:
Grok assumption: "The two images you’re referring to (the widely circulated 2023 photo and the one presented/re-released in connection with the July 12, 2026 health update) are visually identical. Here’s a side-by-side comparison based on direct viewing:
Subject and pose: Both show Sen. Mitch McConnell seated in a medical/rehab-style chair (blue armrest visible), wearing the exact same red-and-white gingham/checkered button-down shirt. He is smiling broadly with his mouth open, glasses on, left hand resting on or holding a partially visible item (appears to be printed material/newspaper at bottom left), right hand on his lap. Elaine Chao sits to his right (viewer’s left in the frame) in a white collared blouse, smiling, with her arm positioned similarly near him.
Background and setting: Identical beige wall, white sheets/pillows behind them, and the same blue-and-wood chair/armrest details. Lighting, shadows, and overall composition match precisely.
Expressions and details: McConnell’s facial expression, head tilt, hand positions, and visible skin/hair details are the same. Chao’s expression, hair, and posture align exactly. No discernible differences in clothing wrinkles, object placement, or environmental elements.
Conclusion: These are the same photograph originally released by McConnell’s team in April 2023 to document his recovery after an earlier fall and concussion. There are no visible differences in content, angle, lighting, or any other detail that would indicate a new or updated image. The reuse of this exact older photo in the current context explains the ongoing discussion about “proof of life” imagery. If you have specific pixel-level differences, crops, or alternate versions in mind (e.g., with added text overlays or different resolutions), provide the exact URLs or more details for further verification."
Alfie Samuelson retweeted
Nigel farage laying flowers in Haytor yesterday.
See how he gives the assembled press pack the nod that says he's about to begin his performace.
aaaand action...
Alfie Samuelson retweeted
My brother showed up to Christmas dinner and announced he was now going by a different name.
Not legally. Just socially. Starting immediately.
Brother: I've been doing a lot of work on myself this year and I feel like Kevin doesn't represent who I am anymore.
Me: Who are you now?
Brother: Caspian.
Our mom set down the green beans.
Mom: I'm sorry?
Brother: Caspian. It means from the Caspian Sea.
Dad: You're from Cleveland.
Brother: Names don't have to reflect geography, Dad.
The table went quiet in that specific Christmas way where everyone is pretending to be calm while aggressively staring at the centerpiece.
My aunt broke first.
Aunt: Like the Narnia horse?
Brother: The horse's name is Bree. Caspian is the prince.
Aunt: You've been reading Narnia.
Brother: I've been on a journey.
Me: A journey to the thirteenth century.
Brother: That's judgmental.
Me: Kevin, you work in insurance.
Brother: Caspian works in insurance now.
My dad picked up his fork and put it back down twice without eating anything.
Dad: Can I ask what prompted this?
Brother: I've been seeing a life coach.
Me: The life coach told you to change your name.
Brother: She helped me understand that I've been performing an identity that was assigned to me rather than chosen.
Dad: Kevin was assigned to you because your grandfather was Kevin.
Brother: And I love Grandpa Kevin. But I need my own......
Dad: Kevin, your grandfather is here.
We all looked at the end of the table.
Grandpa Kevin, eighty-three years old, had been quietly eating mashed potatoes and appeared to have heard all of this.
Grandpa: (without looking up) I didn't like Kevin either.
That was not what anyone expected.
Grandpa: Always wanted to be called Ray.
Mom: Dad, your name is Kevin.
Grandpa: I know what my name is.
My brother was staring at him with genuine surprise.
Grandpa finally looked up.
Grandpa: (to my brother) You picked Caspian?
Brother: Yes.
Grandpa: (considered this) I would've gone with something shorter.
Brother: What would you have picked?
Grandpa: Ray.
Brother: That's just a regular name.
Grandpa: Exactly. Easy to spell. Nobody asks you about Narnia.
The table erupted.
Even my brother laughed.
He's still going by Caspian.
But Grandpa now introduces himself as Ray at family functions.
Nobody corrects him.
He's eighty-three. He can be whoever he wants.
My mom calls them both by their new names with the energy of a woman counting down to January.
Dad just sighs and passes the green beans.
Alfie Samuelson retweeted
Clarification: Sky News was not at the property at 7.41am. As has already been acknowledged, and as shown in the footage from 10.19am, Sky News was outside a property where Mr Farage was registered to vote at the last election. Sky News did not interact with Mr Farage’s daughter.
On a single occasion, we approached the property without a camera operator, identified ourselves as Sky News, and the adult occupant chose not to engage. We were seeking to contact Mr Farage to ask questions about the gift he accepted from Mr Cottrell. This is a well-established and routine journalistic practice when reporting on matters of legitimate public interest.
The footage clearly demonstrates that Sky News did not “hound” or pursue Mr Farage’s daughter. At no stage did we seek to speak to anyone other than Mr Farage in connection with this story.
