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@AndrewBridgen - NOT an MP
@KateShemirani - NOT a nurse
@CartlandDavid - NOT a Dr
@JacquiDeevoy1 - NOT a journalist
They can rant & grift, but they have NO power, NO credibility, NO careers.
They're trapped in bot filled echo chambers of lies & propaganda for ever. 😁
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Elon, you absolute fucking moron. The Nazis were far-right fascists who destroyed labor unions, persecuted communists and socialists, and murdered political opponents. Hitler literally purged the party’s left wing.
Calling Nazis socialists because of their name is like believing North Korea is democratic because it calls itself the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.
Imagine being the richest man alive and still being too fucking stupid to understand history at a middle-school level. Money can buy you a platform, Elon. Apparently, it can’t buy you a functioning brain.
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Your reminder that Reform UK hate-preacher Suella Braverman repeatedly attacks people on benefits
However, it turns out she has billed taxpayers £45,000 to pay her water bills
Suella Braverman claims a massive taxpayer-funded water bill at her home equal to 18 baths a day
The Reform UK MP claimed £45,000 in parliamentary expenses towards her water bills, newly-emerged files show
mirror.co.uk/news/politics/s…
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The biggest benefits claimant in the UK.
They claim an eye watering £17,500,000,000 a year.
The same as 4.4m people on benefits.
How?
Because they claim ALL their costs, every wage, every oil rig, every tanker.
Completely nationalised, but the profits are Privatised.
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McCullough is paid by and owns a stake in The Wellness Company. That company sells his "Ultimate Spike Detox" pills, marketed to clear spike protein from vaccines or COVID. The more people fear vaccine spikes, the more product they buy. His board certifications were revoked and some of his papers retracted.
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No shit Sherlock!
The head of MI5, Ken McCallum, has now publicly confirmed that Russia did attempt to interfere in the 2016 Brexit referendum 👉through anti-EU coverage on RT and Sputnik and through troll and fake social-media activity.
Nigel Farage appeared on Kremlin-funded Russia Today at least 17 times between 2010 and 2014. He did not deny being paid.
McCallum says the observable impact appears to have been limited and stresses the difference between attempted interference and proven effect on the final result. That caveat matters.
But it also exposes the weakness in the political line that there was simply no evidence of Russian interference.
🚨 There was interference.
And that brings us back to the legal point @JMPSimor made: the integrity of a democratic process is not always judged solely by proving exactly how many votes were changed.
We already had proven electoral-law breaches around the referendum campaign. We already had Theresa May’s own barrister telling the Court of Appeal that she was fully aware of the notorious facts and decided to continue regardless.
Now MI5 confirms Russia also tried to interfere.
So: What did the British state know, when did it know it, and why was there never a full statutory investigation before Parliament and government treated the referendum as the political mandate for Brexit?
That is why a public inquiry under the Inquiries Act 2005 now looks increasingly urgent.
Documents. Intelligence assessments. Cabinet papers. Witnesses under oath. The complete Article 50 decision-making trail.
Because “we cannot prove precisely how many votes Russia changed” is not the same proposition as “the democratic process was safe and sound.”
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US measles cases in 2026: 4,080.
All of 2025: 2,289.
That's 78% higher, with almost three months still to go.
This is a country that declared measles eliminated in 2000.
Failure
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The world is 700% richer than in 1970 but the average person is only 8% richer.
Because the richest 0.01% are 4000% richer.
We are all being robbed every second of every day, and it doesn't matter how much profit or growth there is.
It will never reach you.
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The moment news circulated that Ukraine had hit Russian bot farms, the engagement on some of Reform UK’s biggest X accounts appeared to take a nosedive. Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf, what a coincidence.
Millions of followers, but where did everyone go? Did the real people suddenly get busy, or is there a bigger story behind those numbers?
Funny how a following can look massive until people start asking who is actually following.
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Apparently Russian servers have been hit by a Ukrainian strike and immediately massive online hard right chatter has collapsed.
This particular chatter was in support of Germany’s AFD, their equivalent to Reform, but similar patterns are being seen in hard right movements everywhere, including the UK.
If anyone needed anymore evidence that Russia are driving a massive wave of hard right propaganda in Europe, this is it.
So, all you “patriots” - you’ve been duped by Russia, and you are about as far from patriotic as anyone can be. You are easily brainwashed though. This is how propaganda works.
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Huge drop in Google searches for various health disinformation topics following the Ukrainian strikes on Russian data centers.
It makes you wonder how much of the “turbo cancer, ivermectin” nonsense is really fueled by Russian bots, & how many Americans they’ve killed…
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Reform supporting bot traffic falls off a cliff after a Russian data centre is hit.
Because, patriotism 🇬🇧
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🔴MICHELLE MONE
▪️Defrauded the UK taxpayer out of £120m
▪️Not in prison
▪️Never been prosecuted
▪️Never paid back a penny
▪️Still a peer
There's your two tier justice system
- @StevenBillingh5
@andyburnham @UKLabour @Conservatives
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If confirmed, this is telling: Russian data centres get hit, and online activity around AfD suddenly plummets. 📉
So much talk about German patriotism… then the connection from Russia goes down. 🤔🇷🇺
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As vile details of what the Tate brothers are accused of emerge, don’t forget who supported them.
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🔴#TORIES: Cut Welfare
"We must cut welfare to fund defence." - @Conservatives
@KemiBadenoch @BenClaimant @johnpringdns
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Kale and lentils do NOT prevent measles. Sanitation and running water do not prevent measles.
Vaccination prevents measles CASES and the COMPLICATIONS, including pneumonia, encephalitis, seizures, and long-term disability.
Did you know the death rate from measles declined by 98% before the measles vaccine was introduced?
Here, Aaron Siri discusses that earlier decline and the contributions of better nutrition, sanitation and clean water.
The decline had nothing to do with vaccines.
Why then does the medical field have such a rigid ideological attachment to vaccines? The history helps explain it.
But that history is only part of the problem. We also need to examine how vaccine safety is established, and what happens when the studies cannot answer the questions patients and their families are asking. 🧵
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In 2024/25, Former Home Secretary Suella "I'm not English" Braverman claimed £240,631.67 in MP expenses. Anchor Baby & Tory Leader Kemi Badenoch claimed £278,339.30. That's £518,968.97 of taxpayers' money. Now that's what I call a Benefits Scrounge Part 4! #GMB #BBCBreakfast
Ha ha! Former Conservative Home Secretary Cruella Braverman basically insinuates former colleague, Tory Leader and anchor baby Kemi Badenoch isn't British. Where's my popcorn? I'll tell you what they both are -Benefits Scroungers, apropos their outrageous MP's expenses🍿
#GMB
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Krishnan Guru-Murthy, "How long do you think its going to take for people to forget you ran the country for 14 years?"
Helen Whateley, "Kemi has published an essay called The Right Way, really thinking about what's gone wrong with the country"
14 years of Tory austerity 🤷♀️
My view: Fourteen years of Conservative government hollowed out the public realm: councils stripped back, NHS waiting lists soared, social care was left in crisis, schools and courts were squeezed, and living standards stagnated for many people.
Then Brexit added trade barriers, labour shortages, higher costs and less investment to an economy already weakened by austerity.
Kemi Badenoch can publish as many essays as she likes, but the party cannot meaningfully diagnose Britain’s decline without acknowledging its central role in causing it.