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@ockamsrazor.bsky.social
Dad
Humanist
Utilitarian
Lover
Disco raver
2 wheeler - engines and legs
Champagne socialist & poor man's playboy
Mad for the West Ham BS OUT - WHTID.
Livin' off the wall.
Humanist
Utilitarian
Lover
Disco raver
2 wheeler - engines and legs
Champagne socialist & poor man's playboy
Mad for the West Ham BS OUT - WHTID.
Livin' off the wall.
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Zohran Mamdani is putting a 2% Wealth Tax on the richest 1%.
A wealth tax, in the USA of all places.
It can be done.
A wealth tax, in the USA of all places.
It can be done.
February 15, 2026 at 7:01 PM
Zohran Mamdani is putting a 2% Wealth Tax on the richest 1%.
A wealth tax, in the USA of all places.
It can be done.
A wealth tax, in the USA of all places.
It can be done.
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Billy Bragg, "I was more interested in what Marco Rubio said, about support from the USA being based on whether we follow their values"
"I'm concerned about that because the current values coming from the USA is might is right"
"I'm concerned about that because the current values coming from the USA is might is right"
February 15, 2026 at 12:44 PM
Billy Bragg, "I was more interested in what Marco Rubio said, about support from the USA being based on whether we follow their values"
"I'm concerned about that because the current values coming from the USA is might is right"
"I'm concerned about that because the current values coming from the USA is might is right"
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The launch of How To Launder Money, written by Cottrell - who was jailed for money laundering - was attended by Farage, Tice, Candy, Cunningham and Brexit Party MEP Daubney. For critics, the symbolism could hardly be clearer: a gathering that feels less ironic than simply taking people for mugs.
February 15, 2026 at 12:48 PM
The launch of How To Launder Money, written by Cottrell - who was jailed for money laundering - was attended by Farage, Tice, Candy, Cunningham and Brexit Party MEP Daubney. For critics, the symbolism could hardly be clearer: a gathering that feels less ironic than simply taking people for mugs.
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I like the government pivot to reminding voters that Farage is an avowed enemy of NATO & Europe & an ardent admirer of Vladimir Putin, who routinely orders the murders of critics & opponents. It is politically effective & morally essential.
February 15, 2026 at 12:47 PM
I like the government pivot to reminding voters that Farage is an avowed enemy of NATO & Europe & an ardent admirer of Vladimir Putin, who routinely orders the murders of critics & opponents. It is politically effective & morally essential.
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Can't argue with that.
February 15, 2026 at 8:43 AM
Can't argue with that.
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An utter tragedy. Science solved this problem, but a bunch of charlatans fucked everything up and brought it back
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Health officials are racing to contain a growing measles outbreak in London, which has struck down dozens of young children and affected 7 schools and a nursery.
UKHSA has warned an outbreak across London could see 40,000 - 160,000 cases:
www.thetimes.com/uk/healthcar...
UKHSA has warned an outbreak across London could see 40,000 - 160,000 cases:
www.thetimes.com/uk/healthcar...
London measles outbreak: more than 60 children infected
Cases are spreading between children in Enfield as the virus exploits low MMR vaccination rates, medical experts say
www.thetimes.com
February 14, 2026 at 6:57 PM
An utter tragedy. Science solved this problem, but a bunch of charlatans fucked everything up and brought it back
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I prefer it when ‘Traitors’ describes the TV program, not the people potentially electing the next government.
2024 Reform UK voters are also less likely to describe themselves as anti-Russia (48%) than other voters (66-79%)
yougov.co.uk/politics/art...
yougov.co.uk/politics/art...
February 14, 2026 at 11:14 AM
I prefer it when ‘Traitors’ describes the TV program, not the people potentially electing the next government.
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The main argument against rejoining the EU is that it would "embolden Farage".
Bullshit. It would expose Farage.
It would force him to oppose the majority of voters, remind them that his last "Great Crusader" left us poor and powerless, and force him to admit he wants us to remain that way.
Bullshit. It would expose Farage.
It would force him to oppose the majority of voters, remind them that his last "Great Crusader" left us poor and powerless, and force him to admit he wants us to remain that way.
February 14, 2026 at 7:14 PM
The main argument against rejoining the EU is that it would "embolden Farage".
Bullshit. It would expose Farage.
It would force him to oppose the majority of voters, remind them that his last "Great Crusader" left us poor and powerless, and force him to admit he wants us to remain that way.
Bullshit. It would expose Farage.
It would force him to oppose the majority of voters, remind them that his last "Great Crusader" left us poor and powerless, and force him to admit he wants us to remain that way.
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It doesn’t really matter *why* Trump’s desire to destabilise & divide Europe precisely mirrors Vladimir Putin’s - whether kompromat, self-interest, naked bigotry or something else l. What matters is that Europe treats both regimes like the enemies of progress & democracy they so clearly are.
February 14, 2026 at 11:10 AM
It doesn’t really matter *why* Trump’s desire to destabilise & divide Europe precisely mirrors Vladimir Putin’s - whether kompromat, self-interest, naked bigotry or something else l. What matters is that Europe treats both regimes like the enemies of progress & democracy they so clearly are.
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Just checking, it's now ok to flee your homeland, because you're afraid for your safety, and seek refuge in another Country?
Glad we've cleared that up. Let's hear no more about immigration and refugees then.
Glad we've cleared that up. Let's hear no more about immigration and refugees then.
February 14, 2026 at 7:55 AM
Just checking, it's now ok to flee your homeland, because you're afraid for your safety, and seek refuge in another Country?
Glad we've cleared that up. Let's hear no more about immigration and refugees then.
Glad we've cleared that up. Let's hear no more about immigration and refugees then.
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You know what helps make the streets safer? Paying your taxes
Nadhim Zahawi thinks London is now unsafe, because the other day a tired-looking man walked past him during the morning rush hour.
February 13, 2026 at 4:38 PM
You know what helps make the streets safer? Paying your taxes
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@aiannucci.bsky.social are you writing this stuff mate?
Nadhim Zahawi thinks London is now unsafe, because the other day a tired-looking man walked past him during the morning rush hour.
February 13, 2026 at 1:31 PM
@aiannucci.bsky.social are you writing this stuff mate?
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Two weeks ago, Peter Mandelson told us he had no recollection of planning to buy a £2m apartment in Rio via a Panama holding company and a Brazilian company.
Yesterday we found notarised incorporation documents for the Brazilian company, with Mr Mandelson's signature.
Yesterday we found notarised incorporation documents for the Brazilian company, with Mr Mandelson's signature.
February 13, 2026 at 1:06 PM
Two weeks ago, Peter Mandelson told us he had no recollection of planning to buy a £2m apartment in Rio via a Panama holding company and a Brazilian company.
Yesterday we found notarised incorporation documents for the Brazilian company, with Mr Mandelson's signature.
Yesterday we found notarised incorporation documents for the Brazilian company, with Mr Mandelson's signature.
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Just going to leave this here
February 12, 2026 at 6:54 PM
Just going to leave this here
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Given how most toilet seats in mens toilets are dripping wet, he must have been going in the ladies for his lines.
February 12, 2026 at 8:58 PM
Given how most toilet seats in mens toilets are dripping wet, he must have been going in the ladies for his lines.
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Jo Platt MP & Sean Woodcock MP:
~ 'Labour must confront the crisis of first past the post before it’s too late' - LabourList ~
(The new bill does not address this.)
https://labourlist.org/2026/02/labour-must-confront-fptp-crisis-electoral-reform/
~ 'Labour must confront the crisis of first past the post before it’s too late' - LabourList ~
(The new bill does not address this.)
https://labourlist.org/2026/02/labour-must-confront-fptp-crisis-electoral-reform/
'Labour must confront the crisis of first past the post before it’s too late' - LabourList
First past the post is fuelling distrust, fragmentation and instability. If Labour is serious about democratic renewal, it must lead the case for electoral reform now
labourlist.org
February 12, 2026 at 4:08 PM
Jo Platt MP & Sean Woodcock MP:
~ 'Labour must confront the crisis of first past the post before it’s too late' - LabourList ~
(The new bill does not address this.)
https://labourlist.org/2026/02/labour-must-confront-fptp-crisis-electoral-reform/
~ 'Labour must confront the crisis of first past the post before it’s too late' - LabourList ~
(The new bill does not address this.)
https://labourlist.org/2026/02/labour-must-confront-fptp-crisis-electoral-reform/
The war in Ukraine is taking that much of a devastating toll on the Russian economy, they are now selling bread................... by the slice.
February 12, 2026 at 4:41 PM
We know Ratcliffe is an immigrant, in a principality, where immigrants outnumber locals 3:1.
We know he pays zero tax in the UK.
We know he pays zero tax in the UK.
Not accepted Ratciffe. Cat out of bag - we know what you are.
February 12, 2026 at 4:39 PM
We know Ratcliffe is an immigrant, in a principality, where immigrants outnumber locals 3:1.
We know he pays zero tax in the UK.
We know he pays zero tax in the UK.
I thought Dorries was Reform Ltd?
Yet another #BBCQuestionTime to avoid.
BBCQT this week. No—don’t mention at all that Mad Nad is in Reform UK. The BBC isn’t your friend.
February 12, 2026 at 4:36 PM
I thought Dorries was Reform Ltd?
Masterful.
February 12, 2026 at 4:32 PM
Masterful.
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I think the people of this country have had enough of tax-exile billionaires.
February 12, 2026 at 3:14 PM
I think the people of this country have had enough of tax-exile billionaires.