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ThreeWordsWork retweeted
Nigel Farage called a by-election against a bin to run away from unanswered questions, but the net is closing in.
Grubby pacts, cover-ups, secret gifts, support from a convicted fraudster – it all adds up to a stench of sleaze. The public can smell it.
theguardian.com/politics/202…
Awful Fiona Bruce allows two minutes for talking about hypnotherapy - and adds her own context - but then instantly shuts down a conversation about Russian bribery, telling us all we're not interested in it.
She can't possible be this awful by accident. #bbcqt @bbcquestiontime
Yet another historically stupid interview on the BBC Today programme right now with Anna Foster now doing the idiots job of struggling to understand that deals have both give and take.
ThreeWordsWork retweeted
That's a coincidence, I grew up under the Tories, I saw what happened when politicians are in it for themselves, when they use public money as their private piggybanks, when they promise the earth, and pollute not just the air but the whole political atmosphere
Left: Kemi Badenoch, "I grew up in Nigeria, I saw what happened when politicians are in it for themselves, when they use public money as their private piggybanks, when they promise the earth, and pollute not just the air but the whole political atmosphere"
Right: Nigerian news chat show tears into Kemi Badenoch
Badenoch criticising Nigerian politicians for being in it for themselves when that's been the behaviour of the Conservative party 🤷♂️
E.g. Public money for private piggybanks? What about Rishi Sunak and helicopter flights, plus the billions in VIP fast lane PPE contracts?
Promising the earth, what about Brexit and promising prosperity after leaving the EU?
As for polluting the atmosphere, what about the water companies dumping sewage in our rivers lakes and seas?
Everything she accused Nigerian politicians of, the Conservatives have done the same to the UK
I really like @vicderbyshire but this interview of Diane Abbot is pathetic. Very much feels like they've run the lines they're going to cover before a single question was asked.
A low point for #Newsnight
A whole different - more aggressive and assertive - energy from @bbclaurak the minute Rachel Reeves sits down after a ten minute soft soaping of Jeremy Hunt.
BBC bias right before our eyes.
And @ThatAlexWoman talking hogwash, as always.
"Stand up for Britain" nonsense. You're either in the room where it happens, or you're not. And people like her shut us outside.
Why are they still in the conversation?
Sad that @thatginamiller is so defeatist over a rejoin prospectus. Pragmatic, maybe, but it ignores all arguments that aren't economic
The EU provided protections against the kind of nonsense that is going on in UK right now. It's not all pounds and pence
@LBC pretty depressing
Five thousand views after an hour?
People just are not interested in Liz Truss.
The mainsteam media should stop pretending she's relevant.
ThreeWordsWork retweeted
Don’t think Ann Widdecombe enjoyed me telling her what video game she might like…
Why is @NickFerrariLBC about to do a "full report" on the meeting of a back bench MP and @ZelenskyyUa?
That's not journalism, that's promotion. Shamelessly shilling for a discredited liar.
Brexitters: "Remainers should help us all make Brexit work"
Remainers: "How about something like that great deal the Swiss have?"
Brexitters: "Oi. Butt out and stop stealing our Brexit."
Rinse and repeat.
The Tory gets as long as she needs without interruption, yeah?
Pathetic Fiona Bruce, again.
#BBCQT
Years after the vote and Iain Dale STILL doesn't understand that we could have set our own Non-EU migrant rules.
He really is willfully dim.
@LBC
He's now forgetting his magnus opus of Brexit Benefits where he was going to fill an hour of Sunlit Uplands Talk and it lasted 50 minutes and there were two benefits in total, and they were both crap.
It feels like Iain Dale is either thick or dishonest. I can't work out which
Now Iain Dale is saying he voted for Brexit because he wanted wages to rise.
Here he is telling workers to stop asking for more money
nitter.cf/LBC/status/14987865951…
'You're a national disgrace.'
Iain Dale takes aim at RMT General Secretary Mick Lynch as tube strikes have caused chaos for commuters.
@IainDale
