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Gamer, film nerd, reader, MMA obsessive, Labour, social democrat.

West Midlands, England
Joined March 2011
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The good thing about this nazi propaganda hellsite is that no serious amount of people in the UK use it and ones that do, for the most part, know what it is. So these numbers don’t convert into anything in the real world UK.
🚨🇬🇧 NEW: Only three world leaders have amassed more views on X this year than Rupert Lowe [@FT]
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What do they mean?! Labour is the Dems doing what the Dems did in the midterms - except they did it already in 2024
The Greens thinking they're gonna do what the Dems did in the mid terms. Bless.
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Bitch what are you doing, we have a Labour government.
Michigan's Democratic candidate for Senate Abdul El-Sayed confronted @jamesmatthewsky, telling him he wouldn't answer his questions as he wants "zero" votes in the UK. Watch the heated exchange between the two. Watch our live coverage of the US midterms➡️ trib.al/BikRSb2
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I logged off after the Guam result, how did it go?
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“There is a divide between the news and some guys online. Who is telling the truth?”
There seems to be a big gap arising between how the @BBCWorld is reporting the US elections - which hasn’t changed all day and heavily tips the Democrats; and various social media which is reporting many surprise wins for the Republicans. All can change either way but this is quite a contrast.
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John Healey: “so what’s the FTs thoughts on the budget? … …what the fuck”
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Momentum acting like they in any way helped with where Labour’s at now and are involved in where it’s going.
Burnham has laid out a bold vision for Britain. Now, we must turn his vision into action. Socialists are already organising across our movement. But we need you. It’s time for a socialist Labour Party ready to deliver change. Join Labour. Join Momentum mtm.is/join
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They brought in ex-Tory leadership hopeful Jenrick to help professionalise, and instead he ended up filming himself chasing people with clear mental health issues around townsquares for shoplifting for Tiktok.
As I predicted, Reform couldn't professionalise, peaked too soon, and once it's polling 3rd for long enough, a lot of Conservative-Reform switchers are going to want to come back and back the stronger horse, leading to a death spiral for Reform.
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People people, please, calm down. They are BOTH weirdos.
Hi Piers, how is Polanski a ‘weirdo’ but not the makeup-caked, bouffant-haired, perma-fake-tanned, ranting, raving, shark-obsessed, toilet-flush-obsessed, nonstop lying, ex Epstein pal, perving-on-his-daughter Donald Trump? How come you never call Trump a ‘weirdo’?
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“Why don’t the British electorate want to vote more like me, someone who pinned a tweet praising oppressive dictatorships and wishing the worst for Britain??? 🤔🤔🤔”
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The Tiktok Party is getting out Tiktok’d and it’s got them rattled.
'Is that a really good use of his time?' 'Raising money for a cancer charity?' The Green Party's @floschechter brands Andy Burnham going on Gogglebox as 'ridiculous'.
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The amazing strategy of “being someone that seems alright and who doesn’t moan about everything being shit all the time” paying off.
Significant moment. Based on the latest aggregate of the polls, Labour is now on course for an overall majority.
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This is the whole point of the AI will ‘hack and destroy everything’ conversations. OpenAI and Anthropic breeze their revenue goals when every company on Earth needs them for security from the things they built.
This calls the viability of the entire internet into question. If simply using any online software requires paying enormous taxes to Anthropic and OpenAI in the form of huge cyber bills, will it still be worth it to use all the software we use now?
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A mercy killing at this point, honestly. The year after another studio made Baldur’s Gate 3 to enormous acclaim, their entry in the next-best PC RPG franchise was a dumb GoW clone. Died making everything except what their audience wanted.
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Again, when economic indicators were slowly improving despite US tarriff chaos and middle east conflict during Reeves as Chancellor, how did these premium outlets not recognise it? How are they surprised? It was clear we were moving in the right direction.
Optimism for government finances suggests we may want to consider at least partially correcting our assessment of the former chancellor thetimes.com/uk/politics/art…
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Not even really a partisan politics question. More an expertise one. These people are happy to embarass themselves and make the country less educated. For some political points? Or would they argue they genuinely couldn’t see this? In which case, are they qualified to report it?
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what.
Interviewing a govt minister Hazarika shows a graph comparing young people claiming PIP to the size of our armed forces & declares it "tells a story about modern Britain" I can't even make a sarcastic comment about our fearless fourth estate, because Hazarika is a Lab politician
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Exactly this except Shaheen is almost as useless and pointless a guest. Diane Abbott earlier on the week off the back of anti-Ukraine comments criticising changes to the triple lock. Just the loudest partisan fools they can get, actoss the spectrum.
Hate to say it, but there is a reason why people are turning off once respectable programmes like Newsnight in droves. Marshall is entirely unqualified to talk about these issues. Why he is on there is anybody's guess. His only qualification is his blowhard podcast. Faiza Sheehan is a qualified economist. The time devoted to these complex issues is ludicrously short, about four minutes, and reduces the issues to soundbites.
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