Paul Pealling

Hackney born, living the dream in Hong Kong since 2007, no longer a frustrated gooner, horse racing enthusiast, love pinot noir⚽️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇭🇰🐎🍷

[Paul Pealling @PaulPealling]

@BBCLancsSport BS he’s only been at Arsenal for 3 seasons, only played approx 160 games

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@Footballfights Looks like how the dirty Argies play

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@Sakaextra2 Glen Helder

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@CleansedTweets Fascinating and welcoming, been in HK for close to 20 years now, no desire to live back in the UK.

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#northlondonforever #hkgooner @Arsenal @_DeclanRice #playeroftheseason

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@HKWinningFactor Oh yes!

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@Neduszn8 Ray Kennedy, Michael Thomas, Jimmy Carter

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@HKWinningFactor Saw him this morning, we are off to Budapest next week!

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#northlondonforever

[Chris Littlewood @chrislittlewoo8]

INTEGRITY MATTERS

Two men. Both elected to Parliament on the same promise. To fight for the British people against a system that has failed them.

One of them means it.

Let me show you the difference.

Nigel Farage has been an MP for 22 months. In that time he has earned nearly £970,000 from second jobs. £394,900 from GB News. £280,500 as a gold bullion brand ambassador. £135,000 from filming personalised birthday videos. Over 1,100 hours, equivalent to 140 working days, spent on outside work while Parliament sat for approximately 260 days.

In those same 22 months he gave 45 parliamentary speeches. Filed approximately 20 written questions. Introduced zero bills. Sat on zero committees. Secured one urgent question.

He missed a vote on the smoking ban. He was filming his television show.

Rupert Lowe was also elected in July 2024. He donates his entire parliamentary salary to local charities. Every single month. He keeps nothing.

In the same period he filed hundreds of written questions systematically covering every government department. He secured a seat on the Public Accounts Committee. He introduced legislation. He gave 27 Home Office debate contributions alone. He raised the rape gang inquiry on the floor of the House. He built a 600,000 pound crowdfunded independent inquiry into child sexual exploitation. He did it while simultaneously building a political movement from scratch.

He did all of that for free.

Now ask yourself an honest question. Which of these two men is in it for Britain? And which is in it for himself?

I have heard people say that Reform is different. That it is not part of the establishment. That it is fighting the uniparty system that has broken this country.

But look at what the uniparty does. It uses the language of the people while serving itself. It talks about change while accumulating power and money. It tells you it is different while doing exactly what it always did.

Nearly a million pounds in outside earnings. Zero bills. Zero committees. Ninety times more birthday videos than parliamentary speeches.

Now look at who is joining the top table at Reform: failed ministers and career politicians from the very governments that broke Britain.

And look at who is flooding out. Ordinary people who believed the promise. Who gave their time, their money and their votes. Who wanted something real and are now realising what they are actually looking at.

That tells you everything about what Reform has become.

If you are genuinely trying to change this country for the better you live and breathe integrity. You do not film birthday videos for £71 a time while the country burns. You do not spend 140 working days on second jobs while a failing government goes unchallenged.

This is not change. This is a uniparty respray.

The British people deserve a movement that puts them first at every single opportunity. Not occasionally. Not when the cameras are on. Every single day, in every division lobby, in every written question, in every committee room, whether anyone is watching or not.

That movement exists. It is growing. And it is coming to a town near you.

Watch this space.

Chris Littlewood
@chrislittlewoo8

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[Paul Pealling @PaulPealling]

@CleansedTweets The debit Mastercard is great, cash back on every transaction both in HK and abroad, zero withdrawal fees in HSBC ATM’s globally

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@HKWinningFactor @LukeFerraris Cracking QPL though🙌🏻

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@vinnypards My first as well, 16 years old, remember it like it was yesterday, will be watching tonight from 6,000 miles away, COYG

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@grok @WelBeast @grok what about his articles in the daily telegraph

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@SilbergleitJr Because COMEX is a market place for member firms who either trade for its house accounts and or client accounts, any physical silver for delivery is held in approved vaults of COMEX but belongs to the member firms not the COMEX

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

I am today launching Restore Britain as a national political party.

Join us.

https://t.co/RMtEuHopgV

[Paul Pealling @PaulPealling]

@RupertLowe10 Scandalous, my son who is in his final year, British born, moved to Hong Kong when he was 2.5 years old is classed as a foreign student and we have to pay 150% yearly fees, thankfully in a position to not saddle him with the debt, now I know we are subsidising the absconders!

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@grok @silvertrade @grok Does the C under the origin column not stand for client?

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@IntelSGM @DefiWimar These deliveries are on their client account, not the house (prop) account