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Fresh out of school Tory MP Jack Brereton, British Conservative Party politician representing Stoke-on-Trent South. He voted to allow Water Companies to pump raw sewage into the sea & watercourses. Stoke on Trent is a long way from the sea, so is he
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Could it be he was always useless but there was a brief window where it suited a lot of people to pretend he wasn’t. Or - even more likely - the people whose job it is to assess don’t know what they’re talking about and mostly just agree with their noisiest, dumbest colleagues.
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Rising energy bills represent a direct transfer of wealth from workers and consumers to profiteering corporations.
Cap prices. Tax profits.
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Unsurprising that Gove had such positive views about the work of people like Douglas Murray
(A bit about Murray's view on Muslims here: xitter.cf/miqdaad/status/1304320…)
Every time I see a picture of a Tory that allowed shit into the rivers I think; "There's someone who's mother is also his aunty".
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My current favourite sub genre of tweet is former government advisors, media cheerleaders, and assorted libertarians declaring that the lax regulators, policy inaction, and privatised utilities that have enabled the pumping of sewage onto our beaches is a national disgrace.
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University bosses used a dodgy valuation during the pandemic to steal 35% of our members guaranteed pension
The scheme now has £1.8 billion surplus
This is robbery
We want our money back
RT if you are backing @UCU members balloting for strike action
#ucuRISING🔥
Smooth brain hacks are the most intellectually uncurious and lazy people on earth!
Replying to @garydunion
Not sure taxpayers will, for long, want to pay for energy bills of other people.
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Enough is enough. In the U.S. and across the world, working people are fighting back. They are sick and tired of seeing the rich get richer, while workers fall further and further behind. We stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in the UK.
Enough is enough. It's time to turn anger into action.
Join the campaign to fight the cost-of-living crisis.
wesayenough.co.uk
Great scope to report something she said in a book 10 years ago!
EXCL: Tory leadership frontrunner Liz Truss suggested British workers lack the “graft” of their foreign rivals, leaked recording reveals.
theguardian.com/politics/202…
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Fun Fact: New Statesman actually sat out 2019 General election by not endorsing any political party. So they might know a thing or two about being AWOL during a crisis.
As crisis looms, where are Britain’s leaders?
Against the backdrop of a predicted massive increase in energy bills and the coming recession, @RMCunliffe, @freddiejh8 and @BNHWalker discuss Rishi Sunak, Liz Truss and Keir Starmer.
Listen here: pod.fo/e/137ac0
Is Labour too divided to win?
After more factional strife within Labour, the academic and former Downing Street staffer Patrick Diamond speaks to Anoosh Chakelian.
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I’m thinking you will call for the Glazers to sell the club, after not saying it once while they paid you.
Btw if you haven't already left and do intend to vote for him 19th don't comment because he'll probably have you expelled because he's a cunt!? Hth?
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Causing the ultimate british meltdown by casting a trans woman as princess Diana
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Have given over 30 years to @UKLabour from a grass roots activist slogging miles for the party, branch secretary, Clp Chair, Cllr and this is what they now think of me. It breaks your heart to a party that I've given so much. I'm now another number, this tweet will go unnoticed🥲






























