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Joined January 2009
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Mark Armstrong retweeted
A reminder that this bloke complaining about false identities calls himself Shadow Home Secretary in his bio on this very platform.
STATEMENT:
Reform UK has reported ITV, its board, and its undercover reporters to the police.
Some of the crimes carry up to 10 years in prison.
They forged a passport.
They directly interfered in elections and almost certainly altered the results. Being paid to “canvass” for Reform in crucial wards we lost by a few dozen votes.
They lied to a veteran about their service and left him “violated”.
This is unprecedented.
The police are now involved.
Scrutiny of political parties is one thing.
But anyone breaking the law to try and ruin the lives of Reform’s staff, members or volunteers will be reported to the police and pursued relentlessly in the courts.
Here’s what happened 👇
Mark Armstrong retweeted
Odd that Reform a year ago were the champions of free speech and a free press, yet now they are demanding the arrest of journalists who investigate them.
Hypocritical, authoritarian and not going to boost their poll numbers.
Mark Armstrong retweeted
🚨Manchester City’s Abu Dhabi owners paid the council just £750k a year for the stadium naming rights — then sold them on in a deal worth an estimated £10m a year.
In a separate joint housing venture the same owners built nearly 1,800 homes on council land. The council has so far received only around £3m from that deal.
Why did the council lock in such limited returns while the commercial value was so much higher?
inews.co.uk/news/payment-man…
Mark Armstrong retweeted
Hmmm… who to believe… Andy Burnham or the compulsive liar who got sacked twice for lying, lied to Parliament, lied to The Queen, cheated on two wives and ignored the Ministerial Code. Tricky one.
Mark Armstrong retweeted
Nathan Gill - Reform's leader in Wales - is serving a ten-year prison sentence for accepting Russian bribes. And still Farage insists that that Russia doesn't attempt to influence British politics.
Mark Armstrong retweeted
Quelle surprise a super-rich exodus recent story is shown to be complete bollocks
This billionaire said to have quit Britain over fears of a potential Labour wealth tax actually moved to Monaco in 2014 when the Conservatives were in power.
Next.
theguardian.com/news/2026/oc…
Mark Armstrong retweeted
In 2015 David Cameron privatised the National Fostering Agency, it's now being paid £160m a year straight to a New Jersey tax haven to manage the fostering of just 2,616 children
A tax free profit of £61,000 per child, and they don't even provide any care, that's the fosters job
Mark Armstrong retweeted
Finally someone with a fucking brain that’s willing to call it out for what it is
The soft touch approach from cunts on prominent football podcasts has been utterly embarrassing
They were a nothing club and they deserve to have the book thrown at them
Mark Armstrong retweeted
The Tories closed 23 prisons. You’d think Kuenssberg might mention that. Silence. She doesn’t want to jeopardise her £400k Robbie Gibb approved salary.
#bbclaurak
Mark Armstrong retweeted
UAE basically saying, allow us to be corrupt or we will impose economic costs. Amazing.
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Mark Armstrong retweeted
This view that City made the league more competitive is… the opposite of the truth. It’s the most dominant spell ever seen in England:
- 100 and 98 points
- two trebles
- four in a row
None of these things had ever been done before
Mark Armstrong retweeted
Bearing in mind they’ve almost tanked both Durham and Kent in 100 days, the chances aren’t looking good.
Just FYI - this is the horse-sh*t that anyone who signed up to Parler years back still gets! The usual "we'll deliver if you help us past this next thing - please donate"
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Mark Armstrong retweeted
Here's the MoS story as it appears in the paper. And to be clear, it was a minority section of Man City's support who invoked Helen's death in their attacks against me. I rarely even referred to her illness before she died.
The human cost of reporting on Man City’s cheating for 15 years. It’s on the Mail website today and will be in the MoS paper tomorrow (Sunday) but they backed my reporting 100%. That reporting continues on my Substack. Google it for details. dailymail.com/sport/football…
Mark Armstrong retweeted
If this whole exercise by the UAE was to build its reputation, enhance its status and make it look like an attractive place to invest in or partner up with surely the City case has now made that an abject, and very costly, failure. Nation states simply should not own clubs
Mark Armstrong retweeted
A country virtually blackmailing another country because they got caught cheating in sport. This punishment should also result in the end of state ownership in the premier league.
Exclusive with @AlexDooler @DNair5
UAE officials have warned the UK government that the severity of Man City’s punishment could undermine their appetite for future grand-scale commitments in Britain, according to people familiar with the matter
They consider the Premier League’s actions to have an influence on the bilateral state relationship, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing undisclosed information
The extraordinary pressure comes after Andy Burnham faced criticism, including from within government, for saying Man City’s Abu Dhabi owners should not be disqualified specifically because of the investment they bring to Britain
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Mark Armstrong retweeted
Recorded public visits to Manchester: 1
Sheikh Mansour’s impact on Britain and Manchester goes far beyond football:
🏦 Helped rescue Barclays during the financial crisis
🏠 Thousands of new homes in Manchester
🏗️ Major regeneration of East Manchester
🎵 Helped deliver the £365M Co-op Live arena
🏨 New hotels and commercial developments
👷 Thousands of jobs created
🏆 Bought City’s first FA Cup trophy and donated it to the National Football Museum
⚽ Transformed #ManCity into a global football powerhouse
A legacy far bigger than football. 🩵
