Andrew Feinstein: Either Starmer is lying…
Either Starmer is lying that he didn’t know his people were spying on journalists or he is incapable of managing & leading anything, let alone a government or political party. Which is it @Keir_Starmer ?The Right Are Turning on One Another
One of the most high-profile political scandals in recent months has emerged not from Labour, but from deep divisions within Britain’s right-wing camp. A controversial interview with Ben Habib, current leader of Advance UK, has triggered fierce debate across social media after he effectively suggested that Nigel Farage had been financially influenced during the 2019 general election.Diane Abbott: The British far right is being backed…
The British far right is being backed by American billionaires and encouraged by leading US politicians. They are promoting hate. JD Vance urges British anti-immigrant campaigners to 'keep on going'Dominic Bradbury: The Govt just need to fuck…
The Govt just need to fuck off with their Fuel Duty freeze. We all know they've raked in £billions in extra revenue since the start of the Iran war. Cunts.Dale Vince: The decision to build in the UK…
The decision to build in the UK is a significant expression of confidence in British manufacturing, which has always been at the heart of what INEOS stands for. Said Jim tax exile Ratcliffe a few years ago. Then he changed his mind, turned his back on Wales and took whatever 'INEOS stands for' abroad. Now he wants to sell our MOD his foreign made cars, while he sits in his tax haven to avoid a fair contribution to the economy he made his billions from - he’s a leech. Let’s have none of it. https://bmmagazine.co.uk/news/ineos-grenadier-mod-contract-land-rover-replacement/Ben Judah: You will see Brexiteers cling to the argument…
▶️ You will see Brexiteers cling to the argument that because the 🇬🇧 grew recently at a similar rate to 🇫🇷 and 🇩🇪 there is no Brexit damage. ▶️ But economists at @GoldmanSachs , @nberpubs and others are not measuring the outcome but rather modelling what 🇬🇧 itself would have achieved had it not done Brexit: i.e. no new trade barriers and no new red tape with our larges market. ▶️ Every serious organisation that has modelled this has found a significant and growing Brexit drag on where the 🇬🇧 economy like have been otherwise. ▶️ What they are saying is we’ve weakened the 🇬🇧 economy to be like 🇫🇷 and 🇩🇪 when we should be growing much faster. ▶️ This is what @nberpubs found in its 2025 paper — “The Economic Impact of Brexit” by Bloom, Bunn, Mizen, Smietanka & Thwaites: 1️⃣ “By 2025, Brexit had reduced 🇬🇧 GDP by 6% to 8%, with the impact accumulating gradually over time” 2️⃣ “Investment was reduced by between 12% and 18%” 3️⃣ “Employment by 3% to 4% and productivity by 3% to 4%” 4️⃣ “These forecasts were accurate over a 5-year horizon, but they underestimated the impact over a decade” “These large negative impacts reflect a combination of elevated uncertainty, reduced demand, diverted management time, and increased misallocation of resources from a protracted Brexit process.” ▶️ How much has this cost us by these calculations? Some £180–240 billion.
Jeff Robinson: US ‘locked and loaded’ to resume…
US ‘locked and loaded’ to resume Iran strikes if nuclear talks fail, Vance warns; IDF on high alert https://foxnews.com/live-news/trump-halts-major-attack-on-iran-strike-nuclear-weapons-program-may-19 #FoxNewsLiz Webster: The CEO of Barclays has now openly said Britain…
The CEO of Barclays has now openly said Britain should look for ways to reverse the economic effects of Brexit. One of the country’s biggest banks admitting Brexit imposed real economic costs. The debate has now shifted from global Britain unleashed to “How do we reduce the damage?” Bloomberg reportBushra Shaikh: Admiral Brad Cooper says the investigation into the U.S.…
Admiral Brad Cooper says the investigation into the U.S. airstrikes on Minab school is "complex". I'd like to remind you: Triple tap U.S Tomahawk cruise missiles were fired on a busy school day. Many children were still alive after the first strike. As some tried to flee to another part of the school, they were targeted again - this time with teachers and parents too. What's 'complicated' about such intentional evil. Not once but THREE missiles.Pat McGinnis: This is what happens when you involve your country…
This is what happens when you involve your country with foreign conflicts like we see in the Middle East. Mosques, Churches & Synagogues get attacked with innocent ppl being killed. NHPUK campaign to ban foreign interest group in all our political parties.Liz Webster: @wself opens sore Brexit wounds…
🚨 @wself opens sore Brexit wounds with this piece and he’s right to do so. His reminder of how Brexit broke our constitution, replacing careful parliamentary sovereignty with raw plebiscitary politics cuts deep. That Brexit carbuncle has poisoned our system ever since, it’s indigestible!The Iran War Could Cost Tens of Thousands of Britons Their Jobs
A grim new forecast has sparked fierce debate across social media: by the end of 2026, the UK could lose as many as 163,000 jobs as a consequence of the war with Iran.Daniel Lacalle: Not only is the Iran war causing a decline…
"Not only is the Iran war causing a decline in global output, but the world’s central banks continue to embrace easy-money policies. This will result in more dollars (or sterling, euros, or yen, etc.) chasing fewer goods. This will further fuel rising prices. This is why we continue to see a general rise in prices. If rising prices were merely a result of falling output in Persian Gulf related goods, then we’d see rising prices in some areas result in falling prices in other areas. In other words, if the money supply were reasonably stable, consumers would respond to rising prices in some areas by cutting spending in other areas. But the CPI suggests that’s not happening. Thanks to continual infusions of new money through loose monetary policy, consumers are able to continue bidding up prices in all areas, even as price increases in the energy sector rise to multi-year highs". @ryanmcmaken @misesAndrew Bridgen: Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus calls for the WHO…
Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus calls for the WHO to take over Health policy planning and implementation across the world, he uses the WHO response to Covid as his model and justification. I think this man should be arrested for Crimes Against Humanity, what do you think ?
Howard Beckett: Keir Starmer has not uttered a single word…
Keir Starmer has not uttered a single word about the 🇮🇱 plan to execute Palestinian 🇵🇸 detainees kidnapped 9,600 Palestinians 🇵🇸 in 🇮🇱 prisons Almost 5,000 haven’t seen a trial Including Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya Ban 🇬🇧 politicians taking 🇮🇱 money now It’s money to be complicitDavid Poulden: Vote left-wing... Labour, Lib Dems…
Vote left-wing... Labour, Lib Dems, Greens, the Tories, and this is what you get. Their open-door policies have flooded Britain with people who don't share our values. Young girls are paying the price. Every politician and NGO pushing mass migration needs to be held accountable for the lives they've endangered.David Icke: Billions of lives are being impacted…
Billions of lives are being impacted by the fact that America is (officially) run by a little boy malignant narcissistic psychopath with a dictator complex (hiding serious insecurity) while the useless, spineless, gutless, Israel-funded eunuchs on Capitol Hill allow him to do it. Meanwhile, the imbecilic 'leader' with his balls caught in a vice of his own making desperately seeks to find an excuse to say 'I won' - an excuse that Iran so far refuses to give him. A few steps back in the shadows the Global Cult guffaws at exactly the outcome that it wanted to achieve as its old system is dismantled by Trump war and chaos to make way for its new far more extreme system of human control based on deprivation and digital/AI. All long planned.Ben Judah: To summarise my point…
To summarise my point: Brexit has led to lower growth and higher inflation, thus a worse fiscal position, necessitating higher interest rates and creating more expensive gilts than we otherwise would have had worsening our gap compared to France since 2020. To summarise @afneil point: the worsening gap with France is purely Truss and Reeves and unlinked to Brexit. Make your own mind up!Liz Webster: BBC News…
🚨 BBC News: Farage: “I bought the £1.4m house with my I’m a Celeb money.” Corporate accounts show the fee was still in the company after the purchase. Same week he’s under inquiry for the £5m Thai crypto Brexit bung. The stories keep changing but the smell doesn’t.Patrick Henningsen: Trump continues to lie and make things up…
Trump continues to lie and make things up. The reality is he panicked because Hegseth has made of balls up of the Pentagon’s operations and Trump is trying to find an easy out. If the U.S. do mount an attack this week, it will be the worse move imaginable for Trump, Israel and U.S., militarily, politically and economically…Luke McGee: There has been a bit of a shift lately…
There has been a bit of a shift lately: people who previously said the Brexit debate was over, so make the best of it, are now saying it's been a great success. Probably a coincidence, but it's coming at the same time as a rejoin debate in the Labour party becomes inevitable, as outlined by top colleague @joncstoneThe British Government Encourages Illegal Polygamy
A decision by the Department for Work and Pensions to increase welfare payments for so-called ‘additional spouses’ in polygamous households has triggered widespread outrage across social media. Many Britons are angered not only by what they see as blatant double standards surrounding polygamy, but also by the fact that taxpayers are effectively funding a practice that remains illegal under British law.
Alex Wickham: BREAKING: The IMF tells Britain…
BREAKING: The IMF tells Britain to stick to its fiscal plans and warns “domestic uncertainty” could hurt the economy It says the UK must continue to reduce borrowing and control welfare And that there is only limited space for tax rises Seems a clear warning to Andy BurnhamDale Vince: Trump opens his mouth…
Trump opens his mouth and out comes Guff. Immigration is down 80% here since it’s Tory peak and for every one windmill we have the USA has 7..! Our North Sea is all but empty, less than 10% left - that isn’t gonna change anything. But facts don't matter to Trump, even what he says one day doesn’t matter to him the next day. Iran was beaten two months ago, but the war drags on, their Uranium stockpile was vital the other day - now it’s just a PR thing. We should pay zero attention to what this fool says. Ooops, I just gave more (of a shit) than I should have..:)June Slater: On the same day as The Unite The Kingdom Rally…
On the same day as The Unite The Kingdom Rally was the FA cup final . There were 22 arrests at the cup final ( crowd 84,000) There were 20 Arrests at The Unite The Kingdom Rally crowd estimated 300-500, thousands. Pro Pally rally 12 arrests from a crowd of approximately 15-20 thousand. In the last 12 months of the Pro Pally marches Over 3000 arrests have been made . Starmer, Lammy called The Unite The Kingdom Rally A hate march, he is still dividing his own country.Ashok Kumar: Let’s confront Green Party “scandals”…
Let’s confront Green Party “scandals” head-on One day Zack is “too rich” the next “too poor”. He spoke at the Red Cross, while Keir helped kill Gaza Red Cross aid workers. Zack worked for an MoJ agency, Keir’s MoJ illegally mass arrested anti-genocide activists The real scandalLiz Webster: The desperate “betrayal” narrative from Brexiteers…
The desperate “betrayal” narrative from Brexiteers falls flat bc Brexit delivered the opposite of what it promised - quadrupled immigration, higher prices, red tape, economic underperformance, and political chaos. 59%+ now want to rejoin the EU. 🚨Diane Abbott: The US/Israel war on Iran…
The US/Israel war on Iran and Trump's blockade will cost us all. Shortages could be on the way. Prices have already started to rise. And now private sector firms are cutting back. Firms cut investments and hiring in response to Iran war, surveys showAnthony Costello: Trump cut all the $4bn commitment…
Trump cut all the $4bn commitment to the Green Climate Fund that supports low income countries to build climate resilience. Now Labour have cut by half the UK contribution. Politicians + economists just don’t get the severity + urgency of the climate crisis for our children.Read more