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Alex Session retweeted
12 years of cruel Tory rule inflicting pain for the many to feather the beds of the few.
Johnson should resign now but real change can only come when the Tories are swept away and replaced with a peoples Government to redistribute wealth and power.
Alex Session retweeted
Boris Johnson was caught receiving a blowjob in Parliament from then mistress Carrie Johnson and tried to give her a six figure tax payer funded job and this doesn't even make the headlines.
Diane Abbott had a can of Mojito on a train and it becomes a national scandal.
Alex Session retweeted
A lot of people seem to be really struggling to grasp exactly what the Tories have become.
It's no mystery to me- I've seen them up close, at work and play, and I think you guys need to understand what we're dealing with.
A thread 👇
Alex Session retweeted
People don't realise the difference between a million & a billion
1 million seconds equal 11 *DAYS*
1 billion seconds equal 31 *YEARS*
I do not believe it is even possible to legitimately spend £37 *BILLION* on test & trace
Where has £ gone?
Suspect CORRUPTION on a HUGE scale
Alex Session retweeted
You learn something new everyday innit🤯 @GenesisElijah! You man are giving me life and lots of laughter. I think @WallofSoundUK were ahead of the times with that one but we kinda missed a trick. Big up @banksy same way though.
I need to see some change from these sales tho 👀
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Alex Session retweeted
Is it time for a General Strike?
RT if you think ‘yes’, like if you think ‘no’.
Alex Session retweeted
A General Strike is what is needed,
& the UK state media is working overtime to make sure that penny never drops
Alex Session retweeted
•Abolish the monarchy
•Abolish the honours system
•Get rid of the House of Lords
•Votes for 16 year olds
•Change the voting system
•More political power to the regions & nations
•Abolish private education
•Nationalise essentials
•Save the NHS
•Tax wealth
Fix it.
Alex Session retweeted
I just feel like there is a real grossness to the state driven Jubilee celebration fanfare. People are skint, getting so much more skint & full of worry & we are supposed to go out & celebrate 70 years of unadulterated, unaccountable wealth, privilege, power & exploitation? Nah.
Alex Session retweeted
Shell Petrol’s profits have just tripled to £7.3 billion in just 13 weeks.
£80 million pound profit every single day.
How dare politicians call this a cost of living crisis when it’s plain to see that it’s pure greed.
Alex Session retweeted
Socialism is the future.
I think we’ve got, probably, up to a decade of things worsening.
But the pendulum will swing.
They mock / attack ‘the far left’ because they know it’s a threat.
To be ‘far left’ is to give a sh!t.
Change will come. It’s inevitable. Hold on.
Alex Session retweeted
• Closing tax avoidance loopholes will raise £7.6 billion a year
• Tackling tax evasion would raise £21.5 billion a year
• That’s a total of £29.1 billion a year, £145.5 billion in 5 years
Alex Session retweeted
Boris Johnson poured billions into the private sector during Covid, broke his own rules and now claims he is sorry.
The reality is that he was caught out — this dishonest servant of the super rich should do one more thing. Resign.
Alex Session retweeted
We should be clear
A society where a small minority are as rich as kings or pharaohs in the past, while millions are so poor that they struggle to afford the basics of life - a society like the UK in 2022 - is a SICK, IMMORAL and MORALLY REPUGNANT SOCIETY
Alex Session retweeted
The Tories let Shell pay *zero* tax on North Sea oil and gas production last year. Instead the Treasury actually paid them £92,000,000!
In contrast, Shell paid the Norwegian government £3,400,000,000.
We should tax companies like Shell and use that to slash energy bills.
Alex Session retweeted
Dear @RishiSunak
In Norway, the government taxes the big polluters around US $21 per barrel of oil.
In the UK, we receive less than $2.
Why are you going so easy on the huge corporations while the British people can’t afford to turn the heating on?
