Kope_22

I've re-joined Twitter thanks to Elon!

[End Wokeness @EndWokeness]

This is what USAID money was funding

[Martin Lewis @MartinSLewis]

Now is the time to watch for price gouging. It normally happens when prices drop after a peak not rise.

Crude oil is today $73, from highs of $110. Immediately pre-war it was $67 but more normally around $60. So its not quite back to where it was yet. However that means we should've seen (as many have) petrol and diesel dropping, and govt should check its dropping enough.

[Julian Jessop @julianHjessop]

Meanwhile, back in the real world... 👎

"UK businesses reject calls to rejoin EU, says CBI chief"

#brexitat10

https://t.co/upOiODWYqE

[Toby Young @toadmeister]

London's eighth annual Climate Action Week, which is happening now, is a festival of intransigence on an island of hypocrisy in a sea of political chaos, says Ben Pile in the Climate Skeptic. Green billionaires are flexing their muscles. https://t.co/hWiyOU4su3

[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

Anything, ANYTHING...to hang on to power

To think I used to vote for them..

[Howard Cox @HowardCCox]

Fairfueluk Campaign calls on the Government to implement a PumpWatch with teeth. With the Straits of Hormuz opening and an Iran deal on the cards, oil prices have fallen by 11% in just 4 days, yet pump prices have fallen at a snail's pace, by just 1%, even though wholesale costs have dropped significantly. The fuel supply chain is again holding back on passing on wholesale price cuts to drivers.

The Government has collected over £750 million in additional VAT since the start of the Iran Conflict, whilst drivers have had to pay an extra £4 billion to fill up. Over 40 countries have helped their motorists with fiscal measures to ease the pain of rocketing pump prices. Rachel Reeves did nothing and continues to allow opportunistic profiteering in the fuel supply chain. Her amoebic approach to any sensible economic growth strategy, which should put the motorist at the heart of boosting the economy, continues at her usual ignorant pace.

1. The price of Brent Crude oil has fallen by 23% over 8 weeks, yet wholesale petrol prices have fallen by only 7%, forecourt filling-up costs have dropped by a measly 2%, but retail profit has increased by 11%.

2. At the same time, diesel wholesale prices have fallen by 14%, forecourt filling-up costs have dropped by only 7%, and retail profit has increased by 8%.

3. The price of Brent Crude oil has fallen by 11% over the past 4 days since June 6, yet wholesale petrol prices have fallen by only 3%, forecourt filling-up costs have dropped by a measly 1%, and retail profit has increased by 5%.

4. At the same time, diesel wholesale prices have fallen by 10%, forecourt filling-up costs have dropped by only 1%, and retail profit has increased by 19%

@HowardCoxFFUK @benhabib6 @ClaireCoutinho @_lewiscocking @GarethBaconMP @Ed_Miliband @Heidi_Labour @Keir_Starmer @David_Churchill @JackElsom

[James O'Keefe @JamesOKeefeIII]

RUTGERS REACTS: @RutgersU just WIPED Imaging Director Zainab Tanvir's page from their official university website. This is the first time Rutgers has made a comment on their director who was apart of a group that perform blockades on the Port of Elizabeth.

We will keep you updated on any employment status movement of Ms. Tanvir.

[Migration Watch @MigrationWatch]

White British people are now a minority in England's three largest cities: Birmingham, Manchester & London.

In 50 years, the White British percentage of English cities has fallen by up to -42%, the most significant demographic change since the Black Death.

Credit to @juice8882

[Kope_22 @Kope_22]

@Corballyred Munez, seems like a much more sensible signing for a young player who has not played in the prem before.

[Kope_22 @Kope_22]

@flowrtz__styles Way too much money. Leave it.

[Toby Young @toadmeister]

With CO2 greening the planet, any possible harms are outweighed by the benefits of more trees and crops, writes @mattwridley in the Climate Skeptic. (Not behind a paywall.) https://t.co/wBE5o4AUcb

[Marlon S West (Scarlett’s Dad) @MarlonTag]

🚨 Today marks the official release of the Rape Gang Inquiry. This has been one of the most harrowing and heartbreaking experiences of my life, but I believe it was truly necessary. I am deeply grateful to all the courageous survivors and parents who have shared their stories and supported this process. My heartfelt thanks to @officialsammyuk for being my rock and to @RupertLowe10 for his incredible bravery in initiating this report. I also want to extend my sincere appreciation to @Lewis_Brackpool, @cfdownes_, @Harry_pitt, @JoshFerme, and @natenderby for their hard work and massive support in making this happen.

[Rand Paul @RandPaul]

We now know Dr. Fauci had deep ties to the intelligence community that predate the COVID pandemic. Think about what that means. When the question of whether this virus came from a lab first arose, one man was positioned to shape the answer across science, intelligence, and public opinion.

He steered the narrative away from the lab leak theory because he knew the NIH was funding gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

This censorship law is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. The real goal is to enable the UK government to track everyone.

[Andrew Bridgen @ABridgen]

And they want you to pay them for their disinformation and propaganda !

[The Procurement Files @procurementfile]

According to its published payments, Buckinghamshire Council spent £39.9m on ‘Transport’ in 2025.

The top paid supplier was ‘Neale’s Taxis Ltd’, who received £5.78million over 3,215 transactions.

[Mike Benz @MikeBenzCyber]

If you’re wondering why BlueSky is spared from the UK’s ban on every other social media for under-16s

[Mike Benz @MikeBenzCyber]

A full-frontal assault on the ability of kids to escape left-wing indoctrination at school

[Jim Ferguson @JimFergusonUK]

🚨 BRITISH SPY UNIT ACCUSED OF MANIPULATING THE PUBLIC

If these allegations are true, this could become one of the biggest scandals in modern British history.

A secretive government unit known as RICU has been accused of shaping narratives, influencing public perception and managing how Britons respond to major national events.

To be clear, these are allegations.

But if proven true, they raise a chilling question:

Was the government simply informing the public...

Or attempting to influence how the public thinks?

Trust in institutions is already collapsing.

If people conclude that government agencies were managing public opinion rather than providing facts, the consequences could be enormous.

Because this isn't just about politics.

It's about whether the state crossed a line that should never be crossed.

@Alexarmstrong