NanaJan
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Trump’s family is billions of dollars richer than last year. The average American family? They’re worse off.
Trump’s top priority has always been himself. If he spent half as much time actually being President as he has profiting off his presidency, the story might be different.
Trump’s top priority has always been himself. If he spent half as much time actually being President as he has profiting off his presidency, the story might be different.
February 10, 2026 at 2:52 PM
Trump’s family is billions of dollars richer than last year. The average American family? They’re worse off.
Trump’s top priority has always been himself. If he spent half as much time actually being President as he has profiting off his presidency, the story might be different.
Trump’s top priority has always been himself. If he spent half as much time actually being President as he has profiting off his presidency, the story might be different.
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Leaks, fires, rodents: crumbling Palace of Westminster symbolises decline of modern Britain
How other countries see us, post Brexit.
www.irishtimes.com/world/uk/202...
How other countries see us, post Brexit.
www.irishtimes.com/world/uk/202...
Leaks, fires, rodents: crumbling Palace of Westminster symbolises decline of modern Britain
It could take up to 60 years to revamp, according to a new report
www.irishtimes.com
February 11, 2026 at 9:17 AM
Leaks, fires, rodents: crumbling Palace of Westminster symbolises decline of modern Britain
How other countries see us, post Brexit.
www.irishtimes.com/world/uk/202...
How other countries see us, post Brexit.
www.irishtimes.com/world/uk/202...
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Keir Starmer to Ed Davey:
“People in this country, millions of people have been let down for years and years, and one of the reasons was austerity which his party supported.
"He should take accountability and take responsibility for what he has inflicted on this country.”
“People in this country, millions of people have been let down for years and years, and one of the reasons was austerity which his party supported.
"He should take accountability and take responsibility for what he has inflicted on this country.”
February 11, 2026 at 12:18 PM
Keir Starmer to Ed Davey:
“People in this country, millions of people have been let down for years and years, and one of the reasons was austerity which his party supported.
"He should take accountability and take responsibility for what he has inflicted on this country.”
“People in this country, millions of people have been let down for years and years, and one of the reasons was austerity which his party supported.
"He should take accountability and take responsibility for what he has inflicted on this country.”
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House Representatives who accessed the full DoJ files found out that #Shitler ‘s name appearing in the Epstein Files (many of which have not been released yet) more than a million times‼️
How much longer will the MAGAmaggots keep supporting this vile abuser?
youtu.be/4Y9NnzkxamQ?...
How much longer will the MAGAmaggots keep supporting this vile abuser?
youtu.be/4Y9NnzkxamQ?...
February 11, 2026 at 12:18 PM
House Representatives who accessed the full DoJ files found out that #Shitler ‘s name appearing in the Epstein Files (many of which have not been released yet) more than a million times‼️
How much longer will the MAGAmaggots keep supporting this vile abuser?
youtu.be/4Y9NnzkxamQ?...
How much longer will the MAGAmaggots keep supporting this vile abuser?
youtu.be/4Y9NnzkxamQ?...
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Yet another reason why stuffing the second house full of failed politicians and cronies is such a bad idea. See also Mandelson.
February 11, 2026 at 8:39 AM
Yet another reason why stuffing the second house full of failed politicians and cronies is such a bad idea. See also Mandelson.
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Putting a lying Europhobic imbecilic fossil like John Redwood in the House of Lords is a national humiliation that underlines Westminster politics as nothing more than a broken-headed necrotic shitshow.
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One of the maddest elements of Brexit - and there are *many* - is the rewards that continue to be lavished on the blithering idiots who sold it & continue to be proved wrong about everything every day…
Ex Tory MP John Redwood has been made a peer, as Lord Redwood on 31 January, and was formally introduced in the Lords on Tuesday
February 11, 2026 at 9:20 AM
Putting a lying Europhobic imbecilic fossil like John Redwood in the House of Lords is a national humiliation that underlines Westminster politics as nothing more than a broken-headed necrotic shitshow.
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"Arise, Lord Redwood!"
This country is such a farce, pathetic.
Remember when John Redwood warned senior business leaders not to get in the way of Brexit, or they would pay a very heavy price? Just the sort of man who should be lording it over us now.
This country is such a farce, pathetic.
Remember when John Redwood warned senior business leaders not to get in the way of Brexit, or they would pay a very heavy price? Just the sort of man who should be lording it over us now.
Tory John Redwood warns businesses not to stand in way of EU exit
MP says firms expressing views on EU membership would pay a ‘very dear economic and financial price’
www.theguardian.com
February 11, 2026 at 8:53 AM
"Arise, Lord Redwood!"
This country is such a farce, pathetic.
Remember when John Redwood warned senior business leaders not to get in the way of Brexit, or they would pay a very heavy price? Just the sort of man who should be lording it over us now.
This country is such a farce, pathetic.
Remember when John Redwood warned senior business leaders not to get in the way of Brexit, or they would pay a very heavy price? Just the sort of man who should be lording it over us now.
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It's not an element of Brexit. It's an element of Britain.
You allow such brazen political corruption to continue by maintaining a medieval system where any failure or moral vaccum can be made a parliamentarian for life.
And you call them Right Hon after that. Like this would even mean anything.
You allow such brazen political corruption to continue by maintaining a medieval system where any failure or moral vaccum can be made a parliamentarian for life.
And you call them Right Hon after that. Like this would even mean anything.
February 11, 2026 at 8:41 AM
It's not an element of Brexit. It's an element of Britain.
You allow such brazen political corruption to continue by maintaining a medieval system where any failure or moral vaccum can be made a parliamentarian for life.
And you call them Right Hon after that. Like this would even mean anything.
You allow such brazen political corruption to continue by maintaining a medieval system where any failure or moral vaccum can be made a parliamentarian for life.
And you call them Right Hon after that. Like this would even mean anything.
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+ as an MP, representing British interests, John Redwood knew Brexit would damage the economy, but promoted it anyway
While telling his clients to get their money out of the UK pronto
He should have been locked up for treason
Theresa May gave him a knighthood
@francescoppola.bsky.social in 2017
While telling his clients to get their money out of the UK pronto
He should have been locked up for treason
Theresa May gave him a knighthood
@francescoppola.bsky.social in 2017
British Lawmaker Advises Investors To Take Their Money Out Of The UK
John Redwood, investment manager and British lawmaker, advises investors to remove their money from the UK and invest it in more successful economies, including the EU. But his advice doesn't end ther...
www.forbes.com
February 11, 2026 at 8:54 AM
+ as an MP, representing British interests, John Redwood knew Brexit would damage the economy, but promoted it anyway
While telling his clients to get their money out of the UK pronto
He should have been locked up for treason
Theresa May gave him a knighthood
@francescoppola.bsky.social in 2017
While telling his clients to get their money out of the UK pronto
He should have been locked up for treason
Theresa May gave him a knighthood
@francescoppola.bsky.social in 2017
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This is another perfect example of why the House of Lords needs to be abolished and replaced with a more modern, accountable second chamber. Redwood was wrong about EVERYTHING. He lied about EVERYTHING. Yet there he is, a Lord of total incompetence, with a job for life at taxpayers' expense. 😡😡😡
February 11, 2026 at 8:46 AM
This is another perfect example of why the House of Lords needs to be abolished and replaced with a more modern, accountable second chamber. Redwood was wrong about EVERYTHING. He lied about EVERYTHING. Yet there he is, a Lord of total incompetence, with a job for life at taxpayers' expense. 😡😡😡
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It would appear that No10 knows very little about anybody.
I wonder what happened to the team of busybodies checking Labour members, candidates & MPs social media and social engagements, during the GE nomination process
Or the intelligence services
Or just routine background checks
I wonder what happened to the team of busybodies checking Labour members, candidates & MPs social media and social engagements, during the GE nomination process
Or the intelligence services
Or just routine background checks
February 11, 2026 at 10:52 AM
It would appear that No10 knows very little about anybody.
I wonder what happened to the team of busybodies checking Labour members, candidates & MPs social media and social engagements, during the GE nomination process
Or the intelligence services
Or just routine background checks
I wonder what happened to the team of busybodies checking Labour members, candidates & MPs social media and social engagements, during the GE nomination process
Or the intelligence services
Or just routine background checks
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Reform politicians are happy to throw insults from a distance.
But when it comes to debating their ideas? No show.
Richard Tice pulled out.
Farage won’t face me.
Now their candidate in Gorton & Denton has ducked our candidate Hannah Spencer.
Vote Green.
But when it comes to debating their ideas? No show.
Richard Tice pulled out.
Farage won’t face me.
Now their candidate in Gorton & Denton has ducked our candidate Hannah Spencer.
Vote Green.
February 11, 2026 at 12:16 AM
Reform politicians are happy to throw insults from a distance.
But when it comes to debating their ideas? No show.
Richard Tice pulled out.
Farage won’t face me.
Now their candidate in Gorton & Denton has ducked our candidate Hannah Spencer.
Vote Green.
But when it comes to debating their ideas? No show.
Richard Tice pulled out.
Farage won’t face me.
Now their candidate in Gorton & Denton has ducked our candidate Hannah Spencer.
Vote Green.
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Yes. This brexity ‘patriot’ is now a peer. For services *against* the interests of his country. Until we stop doing this shit, we can’t really call ourselves a functioning democracy.
February 11, 2026 at 9:49 AM
Yes. This brexity ‘patriot’ is now a peer. For services *against* the interests of his country. Until we stop doing this shit, we can’t really call ourselves a functioning democracy.
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Trump shows up over a million times in the unredacted Epstein files. And that's the half they released. Imagine what's in the half they didn't release.
That means that the DOJ redacted Trump's name about 950K times in the 3M documents they released. www.axios.com/2026/02/10/t...
That means that the DOJ redacted Trump's name about 950K times in the 3M documents they released. www.axios.com/2026/02/10/t...
Trump is in the unredacted Epstein files "more than a million times," Raskin alleges
One document recounts that Trump said he "never" asked Epstein to leave Mar-a-Lago.
www.axios.com
February 10, 2026 at 9:33 PM
Trump shows up over a million times in the unredacted Epstein files. And that's the half they released. Imagine what's in the half they didn't release.
That means that the DOJ redacted Trump's name about 950K times in the 3M documents they released. www.axios.com/2026/02/10/t...
That means that the DOJ redacted Trump's name about 950K times in the 3M documents they released. www.axios.com/2026/02/10/t...
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"Switzerland’s military has terminated its contract with Palantir… following a security audit… concluded that U.S. intelligence agencies could potentially access sensitive Swiss defense data… significant reputational warning for the data analytics firm"
www.newscase.com/palantirs-sw...
#R4Today
www.newscase.com/palantirs-sw...
#R4Today
Palantir's Swiss Exit Highlights Global Data Sovereignty Challenge | NewsCase
Switzerland's military has terminated its contract with Palantir Technologies Inc. following a security audit. The review concluded that U.S. intelligence ag
www.newscase.com
February 11, 2026 at 7:05 AM
"Switzerland’s military has terminated its contract with Palantir… following a security audit… concluded that U.S. intelligence agencies could potentially access sensitive Swiss defense data… significant reputational warning for the data analytics firm"
www.newscase.com/palantirs-sw...
#R4Today
www.newscase.com/palantirs-sw...
#R4Today
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Agree. It's where all the systemic issues in the UK came from. Everything since (austerity) has exacerbated the situation, culminating in brexit & now a lurch to populism. It all stems from bank deregulation (Brown too), then failings in 2009/2010 crisis to hold those people & banks accountable.
February 11, 2026 at 9:31 AM
Agree. It's where all the systemic issues in the UK came from. Everything since (austerity) has exacerbated the situation, culminating in brexit & now a lurch to populism. It all stems from bank deregulation (Brown too), then failings in 2009/2010 crisis to hold those people & banks accountable.
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"We were solving a major financial crisis, all my thoughts were on how we could save people’s jobs, savings & their livelihoods."
He put Iceland on a terrorist watchlist for having the audacity to prosecute banksters.
Gordon "end of boom and bust" Brown is given zero scrutiny, his legacy a myth.
He put Iceland on a terrorist watchlist for having the audacity to prosecute banksters.
Gordon "end of boom and bust" Brown is given zero scrutiny, his legacy a myth.
February 11, 2026 at 8:05 AM
"We were solving a major financial crisis, all my thoughts were on how we could save people’s jobs, savings & their livelihoods."
He put Iceland on a terrorist watchlist for having the audacity to prosecute banksters.
Gordon "end of boom and bust" Brown is given zero scrutiny, his legacy a myth.
He put Iceland on a terrorist watchlist for having the audacity to prosecute banksters.
Gordon "end of boom and bust" Brown is given zero scrutiny, his legacy a myth.
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The baffling thing journalists (especially BBC) just seem to let Labour get away with "he lied during vetting" when Mandelson's deep and repeated corruption is on his fucking Wikipedia page.
New Labour is dying with its architect. All his influence needs to be rooted out like dry rot.
New Labour is dying with its architect. All his influence needs to be rooted out like dry rot.
February 11, 2026 at 8:00 AM
The baffling thing journalists (especially BBC) just seem to let Labour get away with "he lied during vetting" when Mandelson's deep and repeated corruption is on his fucking Wikipedia page.
New Labour is dying with its architect. All his influence needs to be rooted out like dry rot.
New Labour is dying with its architect. All his influence needs to be rooted out like dry rot.
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It's disturbing to see how Gordon Brown has whitewashed his reasons for reappointing Mandelson, and his own role in eroding democracy. Mandelson's official business was similar to his unauthorised scheming with Epstein. Don't let them rewrite history.
My column.
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
My column.
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
There is a lot of convenient amnesia about Peter Mandelson’s New Labour days. Let’s jog some memories | George Monbiot
Yes, he betrayed the national interest in his dealings with Jeffrey Epstein – but also in his sanctioned role as enabler of corporate power, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
www.theguardian.com
February 11, 2026 at 7:21 AM
It's disturbing to see how Gordon Brown has whitewashed his reasons for reappointing Mandelson, and his own role in eroding democracy. Mandelson's official business was similar to his unauthorised scheming with Epstein. Don't let them rewrite history.
My column.
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
My column.
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
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Cue Farage and all the brexity cultists howling about Reeves betraying Brexit and no one in the loud right wing media and political culture retorting that they’ve all gone mad. You can’t deny reality and call it patriotism. Well, you can but it makes you a delusional populist idiot.
February 11, 2026 at 8:59 AM
Cue Farage and all the brexity cultists howling about Reeves betraying Brexit and no one in the loud right wing media and political culture retorting that they’ve all gone mad. You can’t deny reality and call it patriotism. Well, you can but it makes you a delusional populist idiot.
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Farage also busy ranting about WFH - which benefits a lot of women workers and threatening to increase tax for women who don’t have children. Much like Trumps America - Reform hates women
February 11, 2026 at 9:19 AM
Farage also busy ranting about WFH - which benefits a lot of women workers and threatening to increase tax for women who don’t have children. Much like Trumps America - Reform hates women
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No, the last referendum was only advisory. So if we exited with no mandatory referendum, none is required to reverse it.
February 11, 2026 at 9:13 AM
No, the last referendum was only advisory. So if we exited with no mandatory referendum, none is required to reverse it.