Scientist, Botany, Biochemistry, Cancer Research, Pharma Research, Philosopher of life & Hardline Centre left. now on Bluesky - https://xitter.cf/t.co/vrANmGkCIc

Joined February 2020
I'm in the process of leaving this platform for pastures new, in fact pastures Blue. Leaving this site to the Musk blue tick trolls & endless Temu ads. Any followers etc who still want to engage please find me on [email protected].
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The Tories oversaw the degradation of UK gas storage capacity - 2010 to 2017. Thatcher privatised the gas and oil industry - 1982 to 1986. Thatcher closed the collieries - 1986 to 1991. This woman is an idiot - 1960 to 2026
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Set aside q of how Farage has £200k to buy shares in Kwasi’s Bitcoin company (an example of Politics Inc) Until now MPs have sold shares, to avoid perception that they’d profit personally from policies they advocate Farage is buying, in order to profit. US-style grift.
We are delighted to welcome @Nigel_Farage and @blockchain as strategic investors in Stack. Nigel’s long-standing support for British business and his belief that Bitcoin will play an expanding role in global finance align closely with our vision. With Blockchain.com alongside us, we are partnering with a global leader in digital asset infrastructure to ensure the highest standards of custody for our Bitcoin treasury. Stack is building real momentum, and we look forward to sharing further updates soon. @stackbtc_ stackbitcoin.co.uk
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When the President decides photojournalists can’t take pictures at Sec’y Hegseth’s Iran briefings, it’s not a small thing. We’re connecting the dots to the larger efforts to erode our 1st Amendment rights, just when we need them the most. open.substack.com/pub/joycev…
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Column. On small dick energy and the White House's moral decline. thetimes.com/article/7091b4b…
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In 2020 Nigel Farage said of MPs who defect & refuse a by-election “it’s not right, it’s dishonorable” ON 16 MARCH PARLIAMENT WILL DEBATE A PETITION FOR BY-ELECTIONS TO BE TRIGGERED AUTOMATICALLY WHEN MP’S DEFECT I’m sure Mr Farage can’t wait to attend and repeat this comment. Contact your MP NOW and ask them to attend the debate on 16 March and support the petition
🚨VERY IMPORTANT! ON 16 MARCH PARLIAMENT WILL DEBATE A PETITION FOR BY-ELECTIONS TO BE TRIGGERED AUTOMATICALLY WHEN MP’S DEFECT In 2020 Nigel Farage said of MPs who defect & refuse a by-election “it’s not right, it’s dishonorable” So where are the by-elections for all those MPs now defecting to Reform? Giving voters the right to have a say on an MPs defection is vital to restoring trust in our politics - and isn’t that exactly what the government has pledged to do? PLEASE SHARE THIS FILM, contact your MP and ask them to attend the debate on 16 March and support this petition - let’s sort this out once and for all
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An absolute disaster on every level
BREAKING: Russia is now making an extra $150 million per day from its oil sales amid rising prices due to the Iran war. The Russian government is set to receive up to $5 billion in extra revenue by the end of this month.
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Trump saved Putin. This war is a geopolitical catastrophe for Europe. It took some people more than a week to see it, and others are still trying very hard not to look.
Another brilliant chart by @robin_j_brooks, this time illustrating the extraordinary windfall Russia is likely to enjoy as a result of the Iran-related rise in the oil price. THIS will be a big part of the geopolitical story in the coming months👇
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Twitter has disabled its new ‘profile-location’ feature hours after launch. Multiple high profile “Right Wing America“ accounts were immediately revealed to be based in Israel, India or Russia.
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"Tenants were charged £2k to repaint the house - the pictures show cobwebs and some spiders." Homelessness Minister @rushanaraali is under fire for evicting tenants before hiking the rent by £700, which new laws may soon ban. @lewis_goodall | @Victoria_Spratt
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Anyone else a bit fed up with columnists - British, established voices - telling us repeatedly how rubbish Britain is to live in, when they don't actually deign to live here at all? But whinge from Portugal, Dubai, USA, Israel?
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54% of Britons see Jeremy Corbyn as intelligent. To be fair, that’s almost the same as Farage, who he closely resembles: privately educated, at sea in policy details, and with a superficial bonhomie that vanishes the moment they’re asked a difficult question.
How do Britons see Jeremy Corbyn? Intelligent: 54% (net +24) Principled: 47% (+11) Hardworking: 46% (+13) Represents change: 39% (-7) Trustworthy: 32% (-23) Understands people like them: 30% (-30) Represent the UK well on world stage: 23% (-42)
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During President Trump’s tour through the Middle East, the White House released daily lists of the dozens of deals it said he had secured during his visits. However, at least half a dozen of the contracts were announced before Trump even took office in January, according to a Post review. wapo.st/3S4Bkaa
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If you ever wondered how the KGB manipulated foreigners and got them to repeat Soviet propaganda, listen to Steve Witkoff talk to Tucker Carlson about his wonderful conversations with Vladimir Putin From the transcript:
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What a lie. And from someone who complains about lack of honesty from the mainstream media.
Hannity: You’re going to help rescue two astronauts Musk: They were left up there for political reasons
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For millionaires read non doms who don’t like paying tax. 16,500 millionaires left between 2017 and 2023 as a result of Brexit. You want to try blaming the Labour Party for that too?
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In the 8 years since the referendum, there have been 3 general elections, during which, 6 different prime ministers, have come up with 4 different Brexit deals, none of which the Brexiters like. Yet the same Brexiters who insisted that voting on those deals would break democracy, want to call a general election, because they don't like the result of the one we had 4 months ago. These people are toddlers.
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