Bro I fucking called it

@RopesToInfinity @breadandposes "pompous labour mp meets expert in field" is a genre of tweet tbf

The drugs law debate in a nutshell really

The UK does not have a welfare problem. It's got a corrupt politician and corrupt political elite problem. It's got a billionaire problem. Tax the rich.

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We can't let Thames Water get away with this Follow @We_OwnIt for more on how to get involved

Last quarter I rolled out Microsoft Copilot to 4,000 employees. $30 per seat per month. $1.4 million annually. I called it "digital transformation." The board loved that phrase. They approved it in eleven minutes. No one asked what it would actually do. Including me. I

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@BlisterPearl @Frazzling Remember that socialism is the fire department coming to rescue you and capitalism is the insurance company denying your claim.

Look at this graph, Reform almost all of them went to Private School. If you are Working Class and you vote for Reform, you are a traitor, to yourself. Or as we call them, a bloody fool.

@JonathanPieNews Oh, the grand old Duke of York, He had 12 million quid. He gave it to someone he'd never met, For something he never did.

The idea that all Jews are represented by racist hooligan Maccabi Tel Aviv fans is antisemitic. Legia Warsaw fans barred from Villa Park, not anti-Polish. Frankfurt fans barred from Napoli, not anti-German. Our political-media class cannot be consistent and has lost its mind.

Powerful explanation by Ash Sarkar that building more houses will be snapped up as buy to lets instead of going to people who need them #BBCQT @AyoCaesar

Minimum wage in 2005 was £5.05 and a Freddo was 10p. Meaning that one hour of work got you 50 Freddos. Fast forward to 2025, minimum wage is £12.21 and a Freddo is 35p. Now one hour of work will only get you 34 of them. That's a 142% rise in pay but a 250% rise in frog shaped

This is Reform UK treasurer Nick Candy, appointed by Nigel Farrage. Farage is today boasting about the £1,000,000 Candy has donated to Reform UK, but that's only money he has skimmed off the tax payer anyway. Nick Candy boasted to a FT journalist in 2010 "I don't pay tax!"

I have an elderly friend who is in her 80s. She lives in Cornwall. Mary is very switched on but she struggles with new technology a bit - especially parking apps. All she wants to do is put her car in a space for a couple of hours and pay. She does not want to sign up for a

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