Retired Firefighter Ex trade unionist mostly harmless Love Yorkshire #NHSLove.
Joined March 2009
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Have a look on Spotify or wherever you get your music for a band called The Zedds. Nice sounds and a mate of mine writes a lot of their tracks
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Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
.@BBCNews by its coverage over the last year has significantly helped to enable GENOCIDE
ALL BBC employees have a duty to call this out. Silence is not a moral option
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
3.6million #1950swomen are still waiting for Govt to do the right thing & pay compensation for proven injustice.
@fawcettsociety please repost to share details of our 'WASPI Can’t Wait - Compensate!' Demonstration on 30/10. Thank you. #WASPI #notgoingaway
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
3.6million #1950swomen are still waiting for Govt to do the right thing & pay compensation for proven injustice.
@ArtyBagger please repost to share details of our 'WASPI Can’t Wait - Compensate!' Demonstration on 30/10. Thank you. #WASPI #notgoingaway
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
Stop. The. Violence.
Stop. The. Genocide.
Stop. The. Arms Sales.
Stop. The. Warmongering.
Stop. The. Dehumanisation.
Stop. The. Justifications.
None of these will achieve peace and will sow the seeds of more hatred.
Start seeing the 'other side' as human beings.
Just. Like. You.
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
For the people who say @Keir_Starmer isn't in the pocket of the billionaires...
They are literally dressing him and his family.
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
Would they give him free things if he wasn't prime minister?
No.
Would they give him free things if they didn't get anything in return?
No.
That's the problem.
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
This man, worth £7.7 million,believes pensioners who receive around £12,000 a year can live without their winter fuel payment but accepted £76,000 in freebies,including suits and glasses for him,dresses for his wife,and tickets to over 20 football matches.
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
A person on Benefits isn't allowed to get more than £80 a week from anywhere without losing their £4000 a year benefits.
But Politicians are allowed to get unlimited donations and keep their £95,000 wages and £250,000 tax free expenses.
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
The question should not be if Keir Starmer declared the donations from Waheed Alli for himself & his wife-but why did he accept them?
@bbclaurak
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
I'm old enough to remember when Keir Starmer grilled the then PM Boris Johnson over a rich Lord buying him stuff in what became known as the 'cash for curtains' scandal.
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
Remember when Keir Starmer made up that sob-story about his sister having to bring her own sandwiches to the pub because?
Taking donations from billionaires and won't even buy his own sister a burger and chips ffs
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
One rule for them
ALT Headline: state handouts offer less dignity than working, says Starmer
🚨 NEW: Keir Starmer has broken parliamentary rules by failing to declare that a donor bought designer clothes for his wife
[@thetimes]
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
Starmer won’t help pensioners with their winter fuel costs. Meanwhile, he’s getting help to clothe him and his family.
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
Received two emails today - one from France saying that electric bills are going down "to follow the global trend of falling energy prices".
I received another from my UK supplier telling me that prices are going up "due to the global cost of energy".
We're being taken for mugs
Ray Wolstenholme retweeted
Every left-wing "crank" who said Starmer and Reeves would be as bad as Cameron and Osborne was right.
Every "sensible" centrist who said Starmer and Reeves would go left in power was wrong.
Just don't expect any apologies from O'Brien, Toynbee or Dunt. They don't do humility.
“There is palpable anger from the public that the Labour Party is choosing to balance the books on the backs of the poorest members of society.
“George Osborne did it before - and Rachel Reeves is repeating the trick”
@StephenFlynnSNP on Labour’s winter fuel cuts to pensioners