Proud Brit, European & citizen of the world, free speech campaigner @hackinginquiry for a free press, determined to stay & annoy Musk, [email protected]

South East, England
Joined April 2010
Jacqui Hames retweeted
This is my account statistics. No matter what I post - I'm losing views and interactions. Elon Musk is actively suppressing pro-Ukrainian accounts on Twitter and boosting pro-Russian propagandists.
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Imagine spending $158 million to push Ken Paxton on Texas; while never posting once about Paxton’s positive virtues or policies. Guess you call this Talarico Derangement Syndrome.
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Good news, accept that when cornered #Trump & his sycophants could throw a tantrum & do some really bad things. I hope that #USCongress #USSenate will step up for once to stop them
There is not a single number on here that looks good for Republicans. Every metric is going the wrong direction. Rural vote is down. Hispanics voting more and more democratic. 65+ voting less. Young people voting more. Rs showing up less than normal. It’s all bad.
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He’ll be playing the violin whilst DC burns before his term ends #Trump
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Good candidate for #unhingedheadlineoftheweek
🧵 Wow - this article is bordering on unhinged! Apparently the BBC is akin to a “North Korean re-education camp” for teaching children about net-zero and covering both the pros AND cons of immigration Join me for a masterclass in cherry-picking and context stripping to brainwash your own readers👍🏻
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Everyone needs to know what actually happened in Serbia. Instead of students just protest against their government, the students organized themselves into a student list and ran in elections against their government—and they have just won. Dear Serbia, congratulations on your victory; you have just opened a new door in protesting. This is history
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‘Before the war, I was a respected lawyer, healthy and able to work and provide for my family.’
I will never forget those painful days when I lost my health and so much of my weight. I will never forget the people who stood by me during that difficult time, especially my dear brother and loyal friend, @academic_la, who never abandoned me when I needed support the most. ❤️ Alhamdulillah, I am doing better and recovering little by little, day by day. But whenever I look at these two pictures, I remember everything I have been through. Before the war, I was a respected lawyer, healthy and able to work and provide for my family. During the war, an airstrike left me partially paralysed and changed my life forever. Today, I still need ongoing treatment and medication. As a father of three children, I can no longer work as I once did, and providing for my family has become an enormous daily struggle. I am doing everything I can to keep going, but I cannot face these challenges alone. I still need your support to continue my treatment and provide the basic necessities my family depends on. Any contribution, no matter how small, would mean so much to us. I am deeply grateful to everyone who has stood by me. And especially to my brother and faithful friend, Shaiel Ben-Ephraim, @academic_la. Your kindness and support during some of the darkest days of my life are something I will never forget. May God bless you for standing by me. Please continue to stand with me and my family. Your support gives me hope that I can keep recovering and give my children a better future. ❤️ chuffed.org/project/170872-h…
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It should have been all over when he said, “find 11,780 votes.”
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Jacqui Hames retweeted
Call handlers deal with incredibly challenging situations every day. It's a tough job that requires expertise and resilience. This #InternationalControlRoomWeek, we want to recognise the invaluable contribution call handlers make to protecting the public and preventing crime across our communities. #HeroesInHeadsets It's also an important reminder that our resources are here to support everyone in policing: oscarkilo.org.uk/
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Orbán gone. The Bolsonaros gone. Vucic gone. Netanyahu so desperate to avoid facing the criminal courts of his country if he loses the upcoming election that he's trying to incite a nuclear war. Americans can do their part to stem the toxic tide of global fascism on November 3.
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Today we remember @metpoliceuk Explosives Officer Kenneth Howorth GM who was murdered on this day in 1981 as he attempted to defuse a bomb on Oxford St, London. We unveiled our memorial to him in 2018 @Felix_Remember #HonouringThoseWhoServe #PoliceMemorials #PoliceFamily
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Jacqui Hames retweeted
They're counting on you to forget. One explosive report. One furious denial. One threatened lawsuit. Then silence. Jared Kushner faces allegations of secret foreign money while serving as a U.S. diplomat. Keep sharing. Keep asking. Don't let this story die.
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Remembering PC Gail Pirnie, of the Metropolitan Police, who died on duty on this day in 1994. #LestWeForget
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It took Andy Burnham just three months to inherit the same levels of hatred and vitriol that drove Keir Starmer out of office. Apparently, we’re now supposed to believe that another lifelong public servant becomes PM and suddenly his mission is to deliberately “import rapists and criminals”, the phrase so many have been conditioned to repeat, and destroy our country. We’re supposed to believe that, are we? Despite immigration falling dramatically under this government and crime declining over the longer term. You can’t even let the man spend one evening at home filming a TV show to raise awareness for a cancer charity without people piling on with manufactured outrage. Just think about how ridiculous that is. Same narratives. Same fearmongering. Same manufactured outrage. And the same people falling for it, just as they did with Starmer. This has nothing to do with Burnham. It wouldn’t have mattered who was in power or what policies they pursued. A decade of manipulation has left people primed to have their fear and anger switched on in a heartbeat and directed at whoever those driving the outrage want to destroy. And so many have become part of that machine without even realising it.
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Serbia just voted out the party that held power for 14 years under authoritarian rule. People organized, showed up, and won. America, this could be us next week!
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He destroyed his country, maybe they want him to destroy the UN as well?
New: Sources from three countries confirm that the Trump Administration has advocated Viktor Orbán for UN Secretary-General. The US has encouraged Orbán to enter the race, even bringing him the initial idea of a joint U.S.-Russia-China candidacy. WSJ: wsj.com/opinion/viktor-orban…
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The Daily Mail.
In case you are wondering, we are at the point in the news cycle where we find out that the Daily Mail has known for years that Thomas Markle had sexual images of children and kept it hidden. Instead they continued to platform him & hounded Meghan to give him access to her kids.
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The rewriting of 2016 needs challenging. ❌ The referendum ballot did NOT ask: “Should Britain end freedom of movement?” It asked whether Britain should remain in or leave the EU. Nothing about leaving the Single Market. Nothing about the customs union. Nothing about ending free movement. And during the referendum prominent Brexit campaigners openly cited Norway and Switzerland as models for Britain outside the EU. 🇳🇴 Norway is in the Single Market and accepts free movement. The Leave coalition contained several completely different versions of Brexit. The public was never asked to choose between them. So it is simply not accurate to retrospectively turn 17.4 million Leave votes into 17.4 million votes specifically against free movement. That interpretation came afterwards. And if Britain is now deciding what relationship it wants with Europe, voters are perfectly entitled to decide again with the actual choices made explicit.
Replying to @Femi_sorry
7⃣ Nigel Farage passionately defended the idea that we could be like Norway, a Single Market country, in 2016.
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Jacqui Hames retweeted
Lula victory speech: "We had to overcome foreign interference through digital platforms, which we will have to regulate. We cannot have monstrously huge corporations earning millions & billions, paying no taxes to this country & trying to steer this country's election results."
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