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I don’t follow back folks. Too many suspect accounts have followed me in the past. i have trust issues.😉🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Joined February 2023
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Replying to @ScotNational
No more referendum.
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‼️ In July this year Ed Miliband made himself the UK Governor of the World Bank. And Mad Ed is at COP31 using that position pushing to use public money to attract private investors into GREEN and BLUE (everything in the ocean including minerals) as nature investments. He wants to use OUR public finances to reduce investment risks for private capital. So British taxpayers help carry the risks while banks and global investors get the profits.
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Microsoft has laid off thousands of employees while investing billions in AI. Now Outlook goes down, and everyone is depending on human engineers to get things running again. It’s interesting how companies keep talking about replacing people until something breaks and they need people to fix it.
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Tory architect of austerity, who sacrificed the future of the country with Brexit in a hopeless attempt to control the Tory Party, and save his own career, now warns against rejoining the EU. Go away Cameron. @David_Cameron @Conservatives @KemiBadenoch independent.co.uk/news/uk/po…
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Blairism is back with a vengeance. Burnham had no intention of ending neoliberalism. He's just the latest in a long line of lying unelected Prime Ministers.
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Wonder what laws they’re passing on the quiet whilst we’re over here arguing about comedians……
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It took five months for Starmer's government to become really unpopular. @andyburnham's done it in three.
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Nothing says "saving the planet" quite like 93 private jets landing in Turkey for delegates to attend a COP31 climate summit where they will lecture us plebs about why we need to turn our heating down and buy paper straws.
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Stop idolizing politicians. They’re our employees, and when they don’t do their jobs, we need to fucking fire them.
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btw the reason Poundland is going under is exactly what you think - they got bought by a venture capital firm, the firm forced Poundland to take out a £30m loan to give shareholders a gigantic payout, and now they can't pay back the loan and are going bust.
Statement from the Board of Poundland Limited
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The state of this from Ian Murray.👇 How embarrassing.
Ian Murray says: 'You don't have to be white to be English but you do have to be tight to be Scottish'
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🚨Shareholder-Owned National Grid’s £50bn Debt Already Being Loaded Onto Household Bills While Investors Profit On Wednesday in Parliament, Andy Burnham claimed he is “acting to get people’s energy bills down.” The claim is a glaring contradiction of what is happening in reality. National Grid is owned by private shareholders and institutions. It has built up £48.6bn of debt—on track for £60-70bn by 2031—largely to deliver the government’s Net Zero grid upgrades now underway. The costs of that borrowing, plus the returns paid to shareholders, are already being recovered through higher energy bills which are set to continue rising. The company calls the debt necessary and secure. In reality the structure shields investors from risk while ordinary households fund the entire programme. UK law even allows government financial support if the company later runs into serious trouble. It is a perfect racket: private investors collect the returns, the government claims the green targets, and ordinary households are left to pay the bill with no escape — while Andy Burnham stands in Parliament and insists he is cutting energy bills.
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To benefit England is the "good reason" Marra hoping to please his English masters and get a Lordship in return
Decisions on Scotland’s North Sea oil and gas are best made at Westminster – despite Scots supporting them being devolved to Holyrood, Scottish Labour’s leader has said 👇
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Labour was once the workers party. It’s now the political wing of Palantir.
Sagal Abdi-Wali has just filed her first register of interest in Parliament, revealing who funded her election campaign in the Holborn & St Pancras by-election where she defeated Zack Polanski. And they stink. They are from sources with strong historical ties to Labour Together. And through one of her key donors, Sagal is linked to investments in companies like Palantir and Elbit Systems and Boeing. There is something completely broken about how the reporting regime for donations works that we're only finding this out now, after the election. The returns show that Abdi-Wali had two big donors: Daniel Luhde-Thompson and his wife Cressida Pollock who donated jointly, and Green Britain Group Ltd, the holding company of Dale Vince's Ecotricity. Both donated £50k to the campaign. Daniel Luhde-Thompson is mega-wealthy. He is one of the co-founders of the quant-trading hedge fund Quadrature Capital. Quadrature, whose holding company is registered in the Caymans, donated £4m to the Labour Party during the 2024 General Election. It was the single largest donation Labour had ever received. But nobody knew this fact during the election itself, as the donation was only declared after the election as it was made in a specific week-long window that was exempt from immediate reporting. As I revealed in OpenDemocracy in October 2024, Quadrature had held shares in companies connected to the genocide in Gaza in late 2023 and early 2024. It held an average of $121m in shares in companies linked to the genocide in Gaza between December 2023 and July 2024. This included shareholdings in arms companies like the lead contractor on the F-35, Lockheed Martin. I've just checked Quadrature's most recent SEC filings submitted at the end of June 2026. They show that Quadrature still has investments in arms companies like Boeing and Lockheed. The June fillings show it held $9m in Elbit shares and an astonishing $117m in Palantir. What is it with the Labour Party and connections to Palantir? Luhde-Thompson also donated to Labour Together. He donated £50k at the end of November 2023: smack-bang in the middle of the period when Labour Together hired APCO to investigate journalists (including me and my family) who had exposed Morgan McSweeney's failure to report donations in violation of the law between 2018 and 2020 (of course there is no indication Luhde-Thompson knew about this). Dale Vince, Sagal's other donor, was also a big donor to Labour Together. He has, most recently, strongly supported approving drilling at Jackdaw and Rosebank oilfields. We found out about Dale Vince donating to Sagal during the campaign because it was leaked to the Independent. But voters in Holborn & St Pancras had no idea that she was also being funded by Daniel Luhde-Thompson, linking her to Quadrature and, through that, investments in companies complicit in genocide. There is really something deeply wrong here. Voters were deprived of key information before they cast their vote. Our electoral laws around donations, which allow the mega-rich to dominate our politics, have to be reformed.
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🔴BARONESS MICHELLE MONE There was no protective ring around care homes; but there obviously is one around Michelle Mone and Dido Harding. - @David__Osland @MichelleMone @Conservatives
There was no protective ring around care homes; but there obviously is one around Michelle Mone and Dido Harding
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Hiking interest rates is the wrong policy. Inflation caused by profiteering & supply chain problems, not by households with excessive cash. Higher interest rates will squeeze UK households, businesses, govt budget. Will the Govt check profiteering? Watch the Minister's reply
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A wee explainer for Andy Burnham.
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