Why, apart from ITV, are the BBC news and Sky news ignoring all the reform stuff? More evidence that Reform own them!!!
@MarinaPurkiss
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Al North retweeted
Our economy is partly fucked because the nonce in control of America is trying to deflect from his horrific crimes. It’s really that simple.
Al North retweeted
I can't think of a bigger, more unanimous, more global outpouring of affection for anyone, ever before.
And quite right too.
Al North retweeted
Don't kid yourselves @BBCr4today @BBCNews @bbcquestiontime!
I've stopped listening to the BBC as I no longer TRUST you or your overrated shills @ChrisMasonBBC @bbclaurak @hzeffman @bbcnickrobinson
Your disproportionate airtime to Reform is SCANDALOUS (as is royal arselicking)!
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Al North retweeted
The Telegraph has deleted, without fanfare, the word ‘living’ from the headline of Stephen Daisley's article on Professor Arday.
Today, it just reads “Jason Arday is proof that you reap what you sow.”
Al North retweeted
The party of law and order.
Closed 23 prisons,
Cut 12,500 prison places,
Privatised probation services,
Cut 20,000 experienced police officers,
Released thousands of prisoners early,
Brought the criminal justice system to the brink of collapse.
@KemiBadenoch @Conservatives
Save science at Jodrell Bank and the iconic Lovell Telescope - Sign the Petition! c.org/rPymDZyYk4
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Al North retweeted
I’m so grateful to have received kind messages from the next generation of humans over the last few weeks. This is from Edward, aged 10. Thank you!
Al North retweeted
People of Clacton! Show your support for me by putting a bin outside your house, one day this week, of a colour of Tendring Council's choice. This will be unequivocal proof of the success of my campaign.
Al North retweeted
Nigel Farage and Richard Tice are both under investigation by the Met Police and the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards.
They both come from incredibly privileged backgrounds - both privately educated, born in the most affluent community-belt towns on the edge of London.
They are both multi-millionaires with careers in finance & commercial real estate.
They both targetted constituencies they have no connections with, far from their homes, which also happen to be amongst the most deprived, with the poorest education standards in the UK.
Tice splits his time between Dubai and Belgravia. Farage splits his time between The Groucho Club in Soho and America.
Nothing these men have done throughout their careers gives any indication that they have any interests in the needs of struggling working class families.
It's time people in these constituencies truly understood that not only are they being used, but they are being treated like utter fools, pawns in a political game, because these men consider good working-class folk without traditional higher level education to be easy to exploit and manipulate.
Please, prove them wrong.
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Hey Donny, a little easy listening for one of your down times @POTUS
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