Chris Brosnahan
@chrisbrosnahan.com
Writer, content-marketer and film-maker. I run a writing group in London, and I do a bunch of local arts stuff. He/him.
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Don't kid yourselves that Trump voters thought he was innocent. They knew just as much as any of us knew. They just didn't care unless there's so much evidence that they can't pretend otherwise.
November 13, 2025 at 10:11 AM
Don't kid yourselves that Trump voters thought he was innocent. They knew just as much as any of us knew. They just didn't care unless there's so much evidence that they can't pretend otherwise.
I know the answer to this and it annoyed me.
November 13, 2025 at 3:01 PM
I know the answer to this and it annoyed me.
Don't kid yourselves that Trump voters thought he was innocent. They knew just as much as any of us knew. They just didn't care unless there's so much evidence that they can't pretend otherwise.
November 13, 2025 at 10:11 AM
Don't kid yourselves that Trump voters thought he was innocent. They knew just as much as any of us knew. They just didn't care unless there's so much evidence that they can't pretend otherwise.
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“Forget the myths the media has created about the White House. The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand.”
1972/2025
1972/2025
November 12, 2025 at 11:19 PM
“Forget the myths the media has created about the White House. The truth is, these are not very bright guys, and things got out of hand.”
1972/2025
1972/2025
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The level of denial required to look at the very obvious fact that very rich white men were doing horrific sex crimes fairly openly and then say "the pedos are actually in the basement of a pizza place and coded as expensive wayfare furniture" is unfathomable.
November 13, 2025 at 6:11 AM
The level of denial required to look at the very obvious fact that very rich white men were doing horrific sex crimes fairly openly and then say "the pedos are actually in the basement of a pizza place and coded as expensive wayfare furniture" is unfathomable.
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And one of the first survivors to step forward to try to stop Epstein? A trans woman, who was promptly mocked and villified by the New York Post, New York Magazine, the courts and law enforcement.
November 13, 2025 at 1:41 AM
And one of the first survivors to step forward to try to stop Epstein? A trans woman, who was promptly mocked and villified by the New York Post, New York Magazine, the courts and law enforcement.
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What comes through in a lot of the emails is how much they hate - really hate - women and girls.
It's as if they hate the fact they're so enfeebled by their attraction to those they perceive to be cheap, dispensible totty, and project that hatred onto them.
It's as if they hate the fact they're so enfeebled by their attraction to those they perceive to be cheap, dispensible totty, and project that hatred onto them.
November 13, 2025 at 1:29 AM
What comes through in a lot of the emails is how much they hate - really hate - women and girls.
It's as if they hate the fact they're so enfeebled by their attraction to those they perceive to be cheap, dispensible totty, and project that hatred onto them.
It's as if they hate the fact they're so enfeebled by their attraction to those they perceive to be cheap, dispensible totty, and project that hatred onto them.
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We’ve either reached the *many people falling out of windows* stage or a merry Christmas* for one and all.
(*insert favourite celebration)
(*insert favourite celebration)
November 12, 2025 at 10:04 PM
We’ve either reached the *many people falling out of windows* stage or a merry Christmas* for one and all.
(*insert favourite celebration)
(*insert favourite celebration)
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I think it's important to note that the guy executing a world historical cover-up of his connection to the worst child rape trafficker of the century is deporting people who have committed no crime and want nothing more than to work hard and pay their taxes.
November 12, 2025 at 8:31 PM
I think it's important to note that the guy executing a world historical cover-up of his connection to the worst child rape trafficker of the century is deporting people who have committed no crime and want nothing more than to work hard and pay their taxes.
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Jeffrey Epstein claims he gave Russians insight into Trump
Jeffrey Epstein claims he gave Russians insight into Trump
Newly released emails show the late convicted sex offender’s extensive network of foreign contacts, whom he corresponded with about Trump’s policy decisions.
dlvr.it
November 12, 2025 at 8:42 PM
Jeffrey Epstein claims he gave Russians insight into Trump
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As I sometimes like to mention, s the only reason you know who Jeffrey Epstein is (that is, if you weren't one of his friends/clients/beneficiaries) is because Ms Brown, below, broke the story of his sweetheart deal to get out of the 2008 trafficking charges.
BREAKING: (Gift) New Epstein emails reveal that Epstein claimed he had kompromat on President Trump. www.miamiherald.com/news/politic...
New Epstein emails claim Trump ‘spent hours’ with victim
Democrats on the House Oversight say the emails provide evidence of a cover-up by the White House
www.miamiherald.com
November 12, 2025 at 5:35 PM
As I sometimes like to mention, s the only reason you know who Jeffrey Epstein is (that is, if you weren't one of his friends/clients/beneficiaries) is because Ms Brown, below, broke the story of his sweetheart deal to get out of the 2008 trafficking charges.
The Epstein/Trump stuff is coming as a surprise to precisely nobody. If it isn't pushed and pursued, it'll just be brushed off.
November 12, 2025 at 4:28 PM
The Epstein/Trump stuff is coming as a surprise to precisely nobody. If it isn't pushed and pursued, it'll just be brushed off.
Well, it turns out a slightly-awkwardly edited documentary wasn't the worst thing to happen to Trump's reputation even this week.
November 12, 2025 at 2:50 PM
Well, it turns out a slightly-awkwardly edited documentary wasn't the worst thing to happen to Trump's reputation even this week.
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Happy to be of service. I once got into a taxi in Dublin wearing a cool new outfit. I was nervous about deviating from the norm but did it anyway.
The taxi driver was on the phone when I got in. First thing he did was finish his phone call saying "I have to go, this fella's wearing dungarees"
The taxi driver was on the phone when I got in. First thing he did was finish his phone call saying "I have to go, this fella's wearing dungarees"
November 12, 2025 at 6:03 AM
Happy to be of service. I once got into a taxi in Dublin wearing a cool new outfit. I was nervous about deviating from the norm but did it anyway.
The taxi driver was on the phone when I got in. First thing he did was finish his phone call saying "I have to go, this fella's wearing dungarees"
The taxi driver was on the phone when I got in. First thing he did was finish his phone call saying "I have to go, this fella's wearing dungarees"
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Currently in the murky waters that is editing, which is both fun and frustrating. Also still raising money to help cover production and post expenses. We're £260 away from our £7500 stretch goal. Indie filmmaking, as always, needs all the help it can get. Details: tinyurl.com/FairyDustKS
November 12, 2025 at 10:52 AM
Currently in the murky waters that is editing, which is both fun and frustrating. Also still raising money to help cover production and post expenses. We're £260 away from our £7500 stretch goal. Indie filmmaking, as always, needs all the help it can get. Details: tinyurl.com/FairyDustKS
Went to a @theguiltyfeminist.bsky.social podcast recording on Monday - really interesting discussion on far right Christianity and how it's impacting things here. Particularly interesting since I recently read @swordsjew.bsky.social's book, Wild Faith, which joined a lot of dots for me.
November 12, 2025 at 10:46 AM
Went to a @theguiltyfeminist.bsky.social podcast recording on Monday - really interesting discussion on far right Christianity and how it's impacting things here. Particularly interesting since I recently read @swordsjew.bsky.social's book, Wild Faith, which joined a lot of dots for me.
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my mother's hearing aid has broken the doorbell
November 12, 2025 at 10:01 AM
my mother's hearing aid has broken the doorbell
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Banning VPNs not only compromises privacy, but it compromises safety. Being forced to use public wifi when travelling without the option of a VPN to make that safe will just lead to compromised computers. All in pursuit of the so-called "Online Safety Act", which achieves the opposite of safety.
The British government admits it is now monitoring VPNs use by UK residents. Regulator Ofcom has contracted with an AI-powered surveillance service to detect the number of citizens using VPNs to evade the Online Safety Act.
The UK tech minister has said a VPN ban is on the table.
The UK tech minister has said a VPN ban is on the table.
Exclusive: Ofcom is monitoring VPNs following Online Safety Act. Here's how
Ignoring VPNs risks creating ineffective laws, but tracking them threatens people's privacy
www.techradar.com
November 12, 2025 at 8:18 AM
Banning VPNs not only compromises privacy, but it compromises safety. Being forced to use public wifi when travelling without the option of a VPN to make that safe will just lead to compromised computers. All in pursuit of the so-called "Online Safety Act", which achieves the opposite of safety.
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A woman on TikTok did a social experiment where she had sound effects of a crying baby and called up churches saying she ran out of formula and asked if the church would feed her starving baby.
Over 75% said no.
She'd then ask if they're a pro-life church at which point most hang up.
Over 75% said no.
She'd then ask if they're a pro-life church at which point most hang up.
November 11, 2025 at 10:36 PM
A woman on TikTok did a social experiment where she had sound effects of a crying baby and called up churches saying she ran out of formula and asked if the church would feed her starving baby.
Over 75% said no.
She'd then ask if they're a pro-life church at which point most hang up.
Over 75% said no.
She'd then ask if they're a pro-life church at which point most hang up.
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Toshiro Mifune
November 11, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Toshiro Mifune
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They’ve laid off so many people that the government is now getting its economic data from DoorDash.
November 12, 2025 at 1:09 AM
They’ve laid off so many people that the government is now getting its economic data from DoorDash.
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Went on holiday in August and missed two weeks of wrestling. Have been catching up slowly and am now only three weeks behind.
November 12, 2025 at 12:22 AM
Went on holiday in August and missed two weeks of wrestling. Have been catching up slowly and am now only three weeks behind.
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This feels like peak infantilisation of the elderly.
What exactly is ‘disgraceful’ about giving the elderly/infirm practical advice about how to be physically intimate in a safe way? They aren’t children. Their innocent eyes don’t need to be protected. Plus it’s medical guidance not a jazz mag
What exactly is ‘disgraceful’ about giving the elderly/infirm practical advice about how to be physically intimate in a safe way? They aren’t children. Their innocent eyes don’t need to be protected. Plus it’s medical guidance not a jazz mag
November 11, 2025 at 6:20 PM
This feels like peak infantilisation of the elderly.
What exactly is ‘disgraceful’ about giving the elderly/infirm practical advice about how to be physically intimate in a safe way? They aren’t children. Their innocent eyes don’t need to be protected. Plus it’s medical guidance not a jazz mag
What exactly is ‘disgraceful’ about giving the elderly/infirm practical advice about how to be physically intimate in a safe way? They aren’t children. Their innocent eyes don’t need to be protected. Plus it’s medical guidance not a jazz mag
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The same exploiters who complained “nobody wants to work anymore” during the pandemic are now openly gloating that they will replace most of us with AI.
The public is starting to catch on that “just work harder” hasn’t been working out for most of us but the ghouls have a huge head start 🫤
The public is starting to catch on that “just work harder” hasn’t been working out for most of us but the ghouls have a huge head start 🫤
3 in 10 firms plan to replace workers with AI next year: survey
The industries most likely to see AI-related layoffs include IT, financial services and accounting, the study found.
www.cfodive.com
November 11, 2025 at 6:37 PM
The same exploiters who complained “nobody wants to work anymore” during the pandemic are now openly gloating that they will replace most of us with AI.
The public is starting to catch on that “just work harder” hasn’t been working out for most of us but the ghouls have a huge head start 🫤
The public is starting to catch on that “just work harder” hasn’t been working out for most of us but the ghouls have a huge head start 🫤