British European. I stand with Ukraine šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡¦ Hate Farage, Reform, Burnham and Brexit šŸ‡ŖšŸ‡ŗ Cat Father of four šŸˆšŸˆā€ā¬›šŸˆšŸˆā€ā¬› Beer snob šŸŗ

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Four things that Nigel Farage likes to avoid * Paying taxes * Visiting Clacton * The job of being an MP * Telling the truth Bit of a shit, isn’t he?
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It’s bloody disgusting that an MP skives off work when the House of Commons is sitting. No wonder Britain is broken.
British Airways is an embarrassing disgrace of an airline @British_Airways Routinely selling many more tickets than seats, putting lots of passengers on standby who bought tickets months ago, a woeful customer attitude of ā€˜shrug shrug, not my job’ šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø Then not sending the luggage of standby passengers: one case may arrive on next flight an hour later, 1 case shrug shrug wait until tomorrow afternoon when it may or may not arrive šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø Britain is Broken
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It's quite hilarious that some of the members standing behind @ZiaYusufUK really want to put him and his family on a plane and send them back to Sri Lanka
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Farage knows his party members are racist, toxic and stupid. That’s why he has never allowed members any say in the leadership or policy decisions of Reform UK.
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šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø #NoKingsDay Protest - Washington Square Park, New York, NY.
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I applied to become a Reform UK Councillor but they turned me down because of my criminal record. I haven't got one.
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America is now led by a Russian terrorist, aided by an immigrant and a paedophile rapist
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🚨 BREAKING: Reform MP Sarah Pochin was secretly recorded by ITV saying the party has a "male issue" and "excludes you if you’re a woman"
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Andy retweeted
Warning: Offensive language Reform UK MP for Runcorn and Helsby Sarah Pochin has said her party ā€˜excludes you if you’re a woman’ and that Reform has a ā€˜male issue’. The comments were made as part of an undercover investigation inside Reform UK’s political operation that has found senior party officials saying they have to ā€œdefend the indefensibleā€, with Nigel Farage told he was ā€œprotectingā€ one Reform candidate from being sacked for allegedly racist views. ITV Exposure gained unprecedented access to Reform’s Westminster headquarters, sending in an undercover reporter inside the party in January 2026, where she worked as a press officer. She secretly recorded conversations between Reform officials as they dealt with multiple accusations of racism by Reform councillors and candidates. Sarah Pochin did not respond to our request for a comment. Watch ā€˜Undercover: A Year in Reform’ on ITV1 & ITVX from 10:20pm on Sunday
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FUCK MY LIFE 😱 Sarah Pochin calling the Reform men fucking chauvinistic, admits lying about everything being lovely, they exclude the women, a male issue going on WOW, the wannabe minister for women & girls working for men who hate women šŸ¤”šŸ¤”šŸ¤”
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When the Telegraph reports on the economic benefits of rejoining the single market, then it's game-over for Brexit.
Rejoining the EU’s single market could boost the UK’s economy by as much as Ā£150bn, Goldman Sachs has claimed. The Wall Street bank told clients in a note that there was ā€œsignificant economic upside from ā€˜Breturnā€™ā€ as it backed Andy Burnham’s calls for closer ties with the bloc ā¤µļø telegraph.co.uk/business/202…
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Why are racists, misogynists and perverts so attracted to Nigel Farage’s Reform party?
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....and whatever you do, do not pour glitter into the envelope - it gets everywhere!
DO NOT pull apart the upcoming 8-page Reform newspaper going out to 15m homes across the country so it’s in individual sheets, before sending them to Reform’s freepost address one at a time. If enough people do this it would cost them a fortune, which is very bad and unfair.
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Replying to @Nigel_Farage
Cat check: One of the men in this picture is a politician currently serving 10 and a half years in prison for accepting Russian bribes. The other was his boss and doesn't think there's evidence of Russia interfering in UK politics.
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Oh he sent me an email, I think I’ll respond. So yes, actually you did do something wrong President Trump, let’s first start with your broken campaign promises. You protected your pedophile rapists friends instead of women who were raped when they were just teenage girls and you STILL REFUSE to release the Epstein files. You started an unprovoked war with Iran that the vast majority of Americans do NOT support. You killed hundreds of children at a school in Iran and innocent people and are responsible for 21 U.S. service members deaths and 865 wounded. Your stupid war that you claim you have won like 50 times has destroyed our bases in the Middle East and hundreds of billions of dollars worth of military equipment and weapons, while depleting our weapons and ammunitions. You are supporting, funding, and aiding genocide in Gaza that has resulted in approximately 22,000 children murdered, thousands of children with amputations, and over 70,000 orphans. And your so called Board of ā€œPeaceā€ has done nothing to stop war and is planning to oversee the very profitable reconstruction and take over of Gaza. One can only guess who all will get those blood money contracts, the Epstein class and associates. And let’s talk about the basics that every single US president is supposed to guarantee to its citizens. Affordable cost of living and affordable fuel in which you have 100% failed to deliver and actually driven inflation and irresponsibly driven the cost of gasoline and diesel to record high levels. So did you do something wrong? Yes in summary, YOU are the snake that you warned us all about in the poem you read over and over. You never cared about putting America first or making America great again. You are the deep state, the Epstein class, and America last. And my mistake was supporting you in the first place.
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So Burnham says Russia influenced the EU vote but @SDoughtyMP says otherwise. Someone is lying.
This is key: Foreign Office minister @SDoughtyMP says Russia was NOT successful influencing Brexit referendum ā€œDid they succeed when it came to the Brexit referendum? Was that an effective attempt? Stephen Doughty: Well, the security minister has spoken about this before, and he's been very clear that they've attempted to [but] they haven't succeeded. They do attempt to interfere in our processes, have attempted to interfere in a whole number of them. And of course, it's not just Russia, it's other countries, too. but this is a whole society effort.
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For old times sake....
Replying to @BrexitBin
Russia was always behind #Brexit. Farage and Johnson were useful idiots.
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ā€¼ļø This is a constitutional bombshell. For the first time, a British prime minister has confirmed that UK authorities believe Russia interfered in the 2016 Brexit referendum. That does not prove Russia changed the result, nor does it establish criminal involvement by Leave campaigners. But it confirms that a hostile state attempted to interfere in the most consequential democratic decision Britain has taken in generations. The 2020 Russia Report could not reach a conclusion because the government had neither commissioned nor supplied a proper post-referendum assessment. Boris Johnson’s government then rejected the Intelligence and Security Committee’s request for one. Andy Burnham must now publish an unclassified account setting out: • what Russia did; • which voters and organisations were targeted; • how extensive the operation was; • what ministers and intelligence agencies knew; and • why the truth was withheld for so long. Nobody can credibly insist that the decision of 2016 is eternally sacred while simultaneously arguing that the public must never be allowed to reconsider it, especially now that Russian interference has been officially confirmed. Brexit was authorised by a referendum conducted without these facts. Britain deserves the truth and a democratic opportunity to decide its future again.
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NEW: Ten years on, Prime Minister @andyburnham tells @campbellclaret & @RoryStewartUK that there was ā€˜clear’ Russian interference in the Brexit vote. FINALLY after years of cover-ups & denials from the highest levels of the UK govt. That in itself deserves an inquiry. 1/
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Have you all seen Trump’s announcement of his SUPER PUTIN DEAL? Russia promises to immediately supply more than 300,000 tonnes of diesel to the market, including the US, followed by another 500,000 tonnes in November. Then come promises of EVEN BIGGER volumes. Because the deal has to be HUGE. At least in the post. OFAC, of course, wasted no time issuing a temporary waiver until April 7 to accommodate the president’s latest ā€œGENIUSā€ deal. Except the BIG DEAL is not actually that big. More of a stage prop. Very Trump. Let’s do the maths. Actual numbers. TERRIBLE, I know. 300,000 tonnes is roughly 2.2 million barrels of diesel. 500,000 tonnes is roughly 3.7 million barrels. In September, Russia managed to export just 0.1 million barrels. Basically none, as there is export ban. So Putin has already ā€œsoldā€ Trump a volume 22 TIMES larger than Russia’s entire September exports. Making promises is, of course, easier than rebuilding refineries after Ukrainian strikes. MUCH EASIER. SOME SAY THE EASIEST. Meanwhile, Russia’s diesel export ban remains in force until October 31: the fuel is needed domestically, and Ukrainian drones have significantly reduced Russia’s ability to produce it. A VERY SUCCESSFUL phone call with Trump is unlikely to have fixed those problems. Now for another comparison. Russia’s average monthly diesel exports last year were 18.3 million barrels. The promised deliveries amount to just 12% and 20% of that volume, respectively. So we have a promise that Russia still needs to find a way to fulfil, given the state of its refineries. And even if delivered, it looks considerably less impressive than the presidential CAPS LOCK. Not quite THE GREATEST DEAL IN HISTORY. The political logic is clear. The war with Iran and high fuel prices are a bad backdrop for the elections. One would hope politically FATAL, at this point. The administration desperately needs a story about how the president is about to FIX EVERYTHING. Preferably IMMEDIATELY. Preferably without explaining how we got here in the first place. So perhaps the main product of this deal is not even diesel. It is another attempt to calm the market with a BIG, BEAUTIFUL ANNOUNCEMENT. Let’s see how much credibility these announcements still have. Russia, of course, will sell this as a HUGE VICTORY. And why wouldn’t it? Promise diesel you still need to find somewhere, get a sanctions waiver UPFRONT. Plus another opportunity to tell the world that it simply CANNOT MANAGE WITHOUT RUSSIA. But what worries me most is that this spectacle could weaken our European partners’ resolve. Trump’s latest ā€œbreakthroughā€ must not become an excuse to ease sanctions pressure on Russia — precisely when that pressure needs to INCREASE. Of course, this decision will benefit Russia by generating additional revenues. We’ll be watching how much of its export capacity Russia actually manages to restore. One thing is CLEAR: Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries need to INTENSIFY.
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