Former MOTD Editor, wrote a couple of books. Mostly unimpressed, especially with Musk and his ilk.
Joined February 2014
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While I admire those who are still here challenging and tracking down the dregs of our society - I’m out of here. Musk is pure entitled, white supremacist evil. I’ve barely posted in some time, but his attacks on our elected PM and support for Yaxley-Lennon are the last straw.
I keep dipping a toe back into this sewer of a platform. His support for Trump is grotesque, but Musk consciously promoting a rancid little racist, thug and crook who’s hellbent on destroying everything that good about our country is just too much. Deleting his miserable app.
London is some city. Manages simultaneously to be both a Muslim caliphate and a gay train haven. But then “Tommy” lives in Spain, when he’s not being arrested in Canada, so the poor love is probably a bit confused.
Not enough of them to be SS Club 7, one too many for a Flock of Seigheils, so here’s The Jackboot Five. I’ll spare you the time I met Rupert Lowe….
Exactly this. Extraordinary piece by @bbclaurak in which she seems blissfully unaware of her own contribution to this collective failure.
Perhaps broadcasters could have asked politicians about these issues, instead of obsessing about polls, betting, Diane Abbott and all the other ephemeral stuff?
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c51y…
100% this:
“Farage’s Reform slogan is “Britain is broken”. The small print, in the trade descriptions, should read:
“Because we broke it”. @officialinews_ inews.co.uk/opinion/britain-…
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I see that Coutts cited this video compilation I made of Nigel Farage's many Putin-apologist comments, in their assessment of whether to ditch him as a customer.
There’s only one story in town, and the @Telegraph’s crack editorial team have as ever nailed it. On page 2, you can read about Rishi’s visionary monkey tennis plans.
Atrocious as usual, @bbclaurak. Disappointed in the other two.
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National Service Sunak style. You can go home in the first afternoon if you have something else you’d rather do.
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I don’t want tax cuts. I want the ambulance to arrive. I want good schools, public transport and town centres. I want investment in jobs, education and people. An extra tenner a week is no good to me when society is falling to bits.
“A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes” - Jonathan Swift
The marvellous thing about our noble free press is, that now the Treasury have confirmed this was a massive whopper, they’ll all give equal prominence to their retractions tomorrow.
“Plan for the future” says the man who forbade the Civil Service from preparing for the possibility of a Leave vote.
Take it from someone who has appeared in a few TV debates: if you can only talk about the past, like Keir Starmer did tonight, it’s because you don’t have any plan for the future. @RishiSunak does.