@Nigel_Farage It's funny how many billionaires who don't even live in the UK seem to want us to vote for you. I guarantee neither you or they have any interest in ordinary working British people. It's just about enriching yourselves
@Nigel_Farage You promise to fix everything yet you have no workable plans. Add to that the crypto millions and people are finally seeing through you. Your only interest is lining your own pockets.
@Nigel_Farage Yawn. The £5mill man, falling rapidly in the polls, recycles a tired old soundbite. This was already looked at by the Tories and proved to be unworkable. That means behind all the bluster and bullshit you don't even have a plan! At least Labour have reduced the numbers
@BarryTownUnited Yeah, I was there with my Dad. Sat in the temporary stand at the Barry Rd end. I think it rained non-stop and we were absolutely soaked. Brilliant game though. Up there with the Reading game at Jenner.
@PaulEmbery "Trade unionist" "Blue Labour". Nothing you ever come out with aligns with anything I associate with either the trade union or Labour movements. You belong with Reform or Restore UK. WTF does "asymmetric multiculturalism" even mean?
There was a time when Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour was earning so much money that he described the amount as “obscene.” He recalled how he would spend his mornings writing checks to charities, simply trying to find a meaningful way to use his enormous wealth. But one day, he decided to go even further. After selling his London home for £4.5 million, Gilmour donated the entire proceeds to Crisis, a charity helping homeless people. “I don’t need that money, and I just thought it would be the right thing to do,” he modestly explained.
Reflecting on life with his characteristic wisdom, Gilmour spoke about the simplicity he had come to value: “You start collecting Ferraris, then you have to buy buildings to put them in, and then you have to employ people to look after the people who look after all your possessions. Life becomes very complicated. And at some point — at least, that’s what happened to me — you find yourself thinking, ‘I don’t need any of this.’ And suddenly, life becomes simpler.”
@keiranpedley@Ipsos_in_the_UK Obviously not, and it's about time the media stopped acting as if it's even a possibility. The anti Reform tactical vote will mean they max out at 40-50 seats, and that's only if Farage sticks around which is unlikely.
@charlieparrish There's only one call left to make (assuming Pep won't come). They should have brought Poch back several times before. I firmly believe he'll be back before the end of the season.
@MikeTappTweets@RoryStewartUK It's a problem for us, not them, so why would they want to? If you want to "stop the boats" you have to have a viable alternative for people to make asylum claims without coming across. Have a strict limit and deny anyone who crosses automatically.
How very convenient
Reform to hand crypto investors hundreds of millions in tax breaks
Exclusive: Analysis seen by The Independent reveals the wealthiest crypto investors would get £100m a year in tax relief from Nigel Farage’s party
https://t.co/ljPccxozrq
@NewcastleFansU@DPJHodges Local elections mean fuck all when it comes to Westminster. Protest votes at most. Farage is currently the most unpopular party leader. There's no way he ever gets into power. No chance even with crypto billions.