RT @MrTomMcDermott: #MUFC will never win a league title under the current owners. We're stuck in a cycle until they sell.
Case in point: wh…
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Trumpism. Coming our way unless these charlatans are seen off.
The Parliamentary Standards Commissioner is well intentioned but no longer fit for purpose
It is being used as the Parliamentary Smear Service
It needs major reform
My article on @spikedonline spiked-online.com/2026/08/14…
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Nigel Farage and Richard Tice are both under investigation by the Met Police and the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards.
They both come from incredibly privileged backgrounds - both privately educated, born in the most affluent community-belt towns on the edge of London.
They are both multi-millionaires with careers in finance & commercial real estate.
They both targetted constituencies they have no connections with, far from their homes, which also happen to be amongst the most deprived, with the poorest education standards in the UK.
Tice splits his time between Dubai and Belgravia. Farage splits his time between The Groucho Club in Soho and America.
Nothing these men have done throughout their careers gives any indication that they have any interests in the needs of struggling working class families.
It's time people in these constituencies truly understood that not only are they being used, but they are being treated like utter fools, pawns in a political game, because these men consider good working-class folk without traditional higher level education to be easy to exploit and manipulate.
Please, prove them wrong.
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Pathetic little man. Helps fuel race riots to take the heat off the limited media probing into his crypto financing. Avoids anything but tame interviews which allow him to spout his slogans. Takes sides with a fascist South African tech bro also whipping up racial hatred against the elected PM of UK, the country he claims to love and wants to lead. Demands apologies for word slips on the BBC (which made him). Yet to apologise for the Brexit which has made British people financially worse off (not him though)
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Got followed into Earls Court Road Burger King by a knife-wielding homeless sub-Saharan African maniac demanding I buy him food.
I refused, and he called me a “bad guy”?!
I’m so sick of dealing with violent, mentally ill scumbags in London every day. Get a grip, @SadiqKhan!
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But we were told it was for absolute howlers ONLY and they WONT re referee and maximum benefit and minimum interference!!! 🤷🏼♂️ #GETRIDOFIT
How controversial VAR calls have defined two title battles.
West Ham v Arsenal & Motherwell v Celtic
Looking at:
📌 Background
📌 Impact & perception
📌 Lack of cameras in Scotland
📌 Speed of reviews
📌 "Absolutely categorical" evidence of handball?
👇
bbc.co.uk/sport/football/art…
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Reform’s response to losing the Gorton and Denton by-election last week has been a mixture of seriously sore-losing, bigotry and conspiracy theory, showing once again how unfit the party is to be anywhere near government.
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Fact Check:
Non-British citizens cannot vote in a General Election or a ByElection unless they are : An Irish citizen (resident in the UK) or a "qualifying" Commonwealth citizen.
All other Foreign Nationals cannot vote in General Elections.
Silly man.
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1) 'family voting', if it happened, made fuck all difference
2) Wah, wah, I lost, someone else's fault, WAHWAH is unattractive
3) The British don't elect sore losers. You want somewhere that does, fuck off to America
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Im sorry, but if Reform UK had won the Gorton and Denton by-election and issues of family voting had been raised, Nigel Farage, Richard Tice and the whole cable of Reform loons would have called the left sore losers. Their hypocrisy is staggering.
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I usually go to the polling station with my partner.
My adult children came too when they lived at home.
Was that "family voting" or absolutely fine because we're White skinned and not Muslims?
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
"Family voting" means multiple people entering the polling booth together, breaching the secret ballot and potentially coercing votes. Going to a polling station with family is legal. Observers reported booth-group voting in Gorton and Denton, not lawful group arrival. bbc.com/news/articles/…
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🚨 EXPOSED: REFORM UK DIRTY TRICKS 🚨
Reform UK caught out again. Residents in Gorton & Denton received a letter from a so-called “concerned neighbour” named Patricia, urging them not to vote Conservative, Labour or Green — and to vote only Reform UK.
Here’s the kicker: calls to the printing company reveal no Patricia exists. The job? Ordered by Reform UK.
Fake letters. Fake neighbours. Fake politics.
If you need to invent supporters, you don’t deserve real votes.
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Always remembered. Never forgotten.
The Flowers of English football.
The Flowers of Manchester.
🌹❤️
ALT The Flowers of Manchester.
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So much admiration for Harry Maguire. There was a time he was dismissed as a joke and a waste of money but he showed amazing strength of character to resist that and is now as good as ever marshalling the United defence.
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Jenrick no doubt thinks of himself as a patriot - the only man who can save Britain. No patriot would describe this great country as 'broken'. There are indeed things in our country that are broken, but in most ways we live in a great, world class country. Our politics can certainly be described as broken, in part down to charlatans like Jenrick. Our immigration system is indeed broken, down to political failures like... well, you get my drift. Our housing policy is broken, but let's just remind ourselves who was in charge of that for a time... oh yes, Bobby J! And there are plenty of things in our economy that don't work. But instead of talking down our country, perhaps he should remember that we have universities that are the envy of the world, our school system is successful and we top European league tables in reading and maths. Our arts and culture are pre-eminent, our sporting abilities as a country are superb. Our food scene and restaurants outdo the French nowadays, whose Parisian restaurants now routinely employ Brits as head chefs. We've won more Nobel prizes than any other country except the USA, Our Fintech and AI sectors top the European league tables. Our manufacturing sector is still the 9th biggest in the world. Our exports have been at a record high. We build and sell more cars than at any time in our history. Our media sector is thriving. I could go on. Yes, our country has huge problems, but to say the whole country is broken is unpatriotic and just wrong. All Jenrick does is exaggerate our country's problems and has no solutions apart from uttering simplistic soundbytes. Nigel Farage will soon come to realise he's taken on an empty vessel.
