Physics teacher. Mad about bikes. Husband. Father. Bassoonist. Follower of Jesus. But not necessarily in that order...
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Stuart St.John retweeted
Just imagine for a moment if the Iranian president stood up at the UN, imagine if Ahmadinejad had come to the UNGA, and said: “Do I annihilate the Jewish state, and do it quickly? Do I drive Israel into hell?”
Imagine the Western and global and media response and outcry.
Stuart St.John retweeted
I think the difference between stupid and intelligent people is that the stupid try to come up with simplistic definitions that make them feel better about their own limitations, while intelligent people recognise that neither left nor right has a complete monopoly on truth.
Stuart St.John retweeted
Yes, I'm pretty sure everyone can see what's happening. Rich, privately, educated entitled tossers who could not be more part of The Establishment do not think they ought to have to play by the rules.
Stuart St.John retweeted
Their founding charter requires them to assist anyone at sea without consideration of nationality, skin colour, or anything else.
You know, the way a decent human being would.
As for “allowing themselves to be perceived,” that’s down to your scummy little friends.
Stuart St.John retweeted
You have spent literally decades sneering at anyone expressing concern about climate change, so your desperate clinging to the last vestige of your denialism, that it isn’t anthropogenic in origin, is unsurprising and lacks the slightest weight.
Just watched this excellent video youtu.be/BIAwR4z7qdc?is=RT9_… by Dr Giordano Scarciotti (Imperial College, London)
If you have ever heard Donald Trump saying he "knows more about windmills than anyone" and thought he may know *anything*, you need to watch this!
Stuart St.John retweeted
You seem to be confusing “holding to account” with “working to destroy”.
Of course, the two are equivalent if the individual concerned is a grifter who has things to hide.
Stuart St.John retweeted
I am officially nominating Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) for the Nobel Peace Prize.
No President in History has ended the same war so many times.
Our Dear Leader has ended the war with Iran at least 38 times by CNN’s count.
No President has ever done this before.
And he is nowhere near finished ending it.
It’s a record worthy of the Nobel committee’s recognition. Thank you for your attention to this matter!
Stuart St.John retweeted
let's dig into this.
Bobby Jenrick - ex-tory, cash for favours in regards to housing development, The Sun pays for his trip to cheltenham races.
Muhammad Ziauddin "Zia" Yusuf - unelected ex-tory donor, paid his way into Reform, quit Reform, came back. basically a rich nobody.
Richard Tice - ex-tory donor, used to be Reform leader but Farage shafted him after receiving £5m bribe from Thai based crypto lord. Doesn't like paying his taxes. Lives in Dubai.
Suella Braverman - ex-tory, sacked for being incompetent. slagged off by reform, which caused her husband to quit reform - but then she joined them and her hubby came back as if nothing happened.
Nigel Farage - where do we even start... grifted all his life. ex-tory, ex-city broker who likes to cosplay as man of the people and a farmer. a foreign asset shilling for the wealthiest, billionaires puppet. had a £5m bribe which he doesn't like when people ask about it.
Stuart St.John retweeted
What fresh hell is this? The Spectator goes all in on Palantir, calling its critics victims of "Palantir Derangement Syndrome". What the magazine won't say:
🔺Spectator is owned by Paul Marshall, co-founder of Marshall Wace - which holds some 2.3 million shares worth $380m in... Palantir.
🔺Michael Gibson, who wrote this pro-Palantir screed for The Spectator, co-ran the Thiel Fellowship with Palantir owner Peter Thiel from 2010 to 2015. Thiel then backed Gibson's 1517 fund.
🔺Palantir's primary owner, Peter Thiel, was a happy business partner with convicted serial child rapist Jeffrey Epstein - Epstein's other business partner, former Israeli PM Ehud Barak, described Thiel and Epstein as "co-owners" of their venture fund. Thiel's investment w/Epstein contributed to the single largest asset in Epstein's estate.
🔺We don't need a democracy hating giant surveillance-defence contractor owned by Epstein's business partner and alleged fund "co-owner" to infiltrate the NHS. Estonia, Denmark, and Israel manage complex national electronic health records without reliance on private defence platforms.
🔺There is a war on for your mind being waged by investors and media owners who have benefited directly from Peter Thiel and Palantir.
Maybe Britain doesn't need friends and business partners of child rapists, nor people who would profit from them, running our health and security systems? Who is really deranged here? 👀
A late spring outbreak of righteous indignation is affecting the United Kingdom. It's yet another variant of Palantir Derangement Syndrome.
Virologists tracked this smug neurosis as it jumped across the Atlantic from the American left to British Labour. Symptoms include selective blindness, performative anguish, a hilarious inability to grasp the facts and Tourette's-level outbursts of repetitive left-wing clichés.
Earlier this month, a committee dominated by British Labour MPs who are infected by PDS called for Palantir to be stripped of its £330 million deal to help British hospitals save the lives of patients.
The House of Commons science, innovation and technology committee accused the American tech giant of having a "clear mismatch" with British values. It seems the ghost of fascism can be found in simple efficiency gains.
✍️ Michael Gibson
Article | spectator.com/article/the-ri…
Stuart St.John retweeted
I love it when people say they are going to vote Reform because its "time for a change" or "to let someone else have a go".
Which is like saying "I tried putting this fire out with water and it hasn't worked yet, so I'm going to try petrol instead".
Stuart St.John retweeted
Couldn't we do something to at least improve world hunger and extreme poverty on *this* planet before moving to another one? That sounds better for actual living humans, just saying
Stuart St.John retweeted
“His response has been to appeal for rage. That’s his response to a father who has lost his son and asked for that not to happen. Exploiting this tragedy to create grievance and division would be wrong in any circumstances but to do it when the family are expressly saying please don’t is unforgivable. It shows exactly who he is”
Keir Starmer responds to Nigel Farage at #PMQs
Stuart St.John retweeted
Angela Rayner - £40k underpaid stamp duty - repaid. Lost jobs in Cabinet and Dep. PM.
Peter Murrell - £400k theft from SNP - going to prison
Huge coverage of both
Nigel Farage - £5m undeclared bung (possibly more) - goes to ground for a month.
Media coverage? You judge.
Stuart St.John retweeted
Has @Nigel_Farage personally sued Ben Habib yet?
Has @Nigel_Farage reported his "hacked" phone to the proper authorities yet?
Has @Nigel_Farage answered how his girlfriend afforded that house in Clacton yet?
Has @Nigel_Farage settled on a lie for that £5 million yet?
Stuart St.John retweeted
Michael Grade doing the rounds today pontificating about reality TV. Can someone please ask how and why he allowed GB News to become the personal propaganda machine for Nigel Farage when he was chair of @Ofcom ?
Stuart St.John retweeted
Rubio says that US-led peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine "were not fruitful." Not fruitful?
Let’s look at the facts: your negotiators visited Russia seven times, and Ukraine zero times. You demanded concessions from Ukraine before negotiations even began, and throughout the entire process.
You pressured Ukraine by cutting off weapons support entirely, constantly badmouthing us, and showing up at our doorstep waving Russian "peace plan" you demanded we sign immediately.
And now, after Ukraine stands more firmly on its feet without your support, you realize you can't pressure us anymore. So your excuse is that you are tired and leaving?
How about, for once, you actually support the victim, which is Ukraine instead of terrorist Russian regime? Send your team to Kyiv, support our fight, and apply real pressure on aggressor.
Sanction Russia and seize their shadow fleet instead of handing out sanction waivers. Do that, and maybe negotiations will magically become "fruitful."
Stuart St.John retweeted
Isabel Oakeshott on Nigel Farage buying a £1.4m house: “I honestly don’t see why it’s anyone’s business. Why should people know how he paid?”
Isabel Oakeshott on Angela Rayner buying a 2nd home: “I smell a massive rat. How on earth has she raised the money to buy a £800k flat?”