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John retweeted
Seems @Alexarmstrong posted this at 1am to avoid anyone seeing it.
Let’s make sure that doesn’t happen.
Hold @GBNEWS to account.
On 19 July 2024, I published two posts on my X account in which I made allegations about Mr Mothin Ali being involved in the Harehills riots. I have accepted these were incorrect and I have jointly made a statement in open Court in order to apologise to Mr Ali and correct the record which is below.
archive.org/details/JSIOC-MA…
John retweeted
We caught the moment Restore activist @lewisrholmes was "scalded by boiling liquid" yesterday while being confronted about his relationship with neo-Nazi Patrick McGinnis. As you can see, he spilt the coffee on his hand while putting it in a bin. He refused to answer our question
John retweeted
Very sad news that the wonderful Bonnie Greer, playwright and novelist has died aged 77. I interviewed her a couple of times and watched her on BBC QT. She was a smart, sassy, firebrand who will be missed from our public discourse RIP 🙏🏽
John retweeted
Money doesn't guarantee election success in the UK. In 1997, Sir James Goldsmith spent about £40m on the Referendum Party's campaign - a modern record, & the equivalent of about £80m today. The Referendum Party got about 2.6% of the vote, and no seats.
John retweeted
Our undercover reporter, Chris Atkins, posed as a far-right journalist at the Reform Conference and got thrown out for asking difficult questions about Farage's corruption scandal @scatatkins
John retweeted
As Chair of the London PLP, I have written to Reform Chairman Lee Anderson on behalf of London @ukLabour MPs following Zia Yusuf’s vile and racist attack on Cllr Sagal Abdi-Wali.
He must retract his remarks and apologise. There is no place for racism in our politics.
John retweeted
A compilation of hard-working, tax-paying, law-abiding motorists driving in a perfectly safe and legal manner 👇
John retweeted
Priti Patel has been sacked from the shadow. Cabinet, allowing her to focus on what's important in life, like finding the rest of the puppies for that coat she's always wanted
John retweeted
For those looking for some context to Reform's new policy on GDPR, in 2019 Arron Banks insurance company and Leave . EU were fined £120,000 for data breeches after supporters of the campaign began receiving marketing on behalf of Bank's company.
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-4…
John retweeted
One for you @theJeremyVine @JeremyVineOn5
and all other media outlets, talking to you too
@Channel4 and @BBCNewsnight @BBCPolitics @bbcnickrobinson and the rest…..
John retweeted
👏 Sir Bill Browder just said what no UK minister has dared to say:
A Reform politician took money from a Kremlin-linked agent to advance Russian interests inside Britain.
Browder calls it treason, says the sentence is too short, and warns this is “the tip of the iceberg”.
He’s right tick ✅
🔥 The Russia Report was buried.
🔥 The Foreign Affairs Committee was blocked.
And anyone asking questions - including those challenging the Brexit vote in court - was smeared!@JMPSimor
Gill isn’t the whole story.
He’s the proof the story is real.
How much Russian interference have we not been allowed to see?
John retweeted
Richard Tice’s constituency, Boston & Skegness, has over 10,000 people claiming PIP. That costs £79 million a year, while 21.6% of the working-age population is not in work.
Nigel Farage’s constituency, Clacton, has 10,442 people claiming PIP. That costs £77 million a year, while over 24% of the working-age population is not in work.
Sarah Pochin’s constituency, Runcorn & Helsby, has over 9,000 people claiming PIP. That costs £69 million a year, while over 19% of the working-age population is not in work.
Lee Anderson’s constituency, Ashfield, has around 9,058 people claiming PIP. That costs £69 million a year, while almost 20% of the working-age population is not in work.
Robert Jenrick’s constituency, Newark, has 6,011 people claiming PIP. That costs £46 million a year, while over 12% of the working-age population is not in work.
Abolishing PIP and treating people who haven't worked for a year like criminals by making them do 20 hours of community service will hit Reform voting constituencies the hardest.
John retweeted
Hi @ZiaYusufUK, @LeeAndersonMP_ thinks you're a thicko.
And that's a low bar.
Always remember that Reform UK can’t even agree on their own imaginary roles amongst themselves, yet they want to run the country….
@LeeAndersonMP_ @ZiaYusufUK @RobertJenrick @SuellaBraverman
