annie

[annie @RunForre5tRun]

@AndrewHumberst4 @officialgtfc That is terrible!! With such low allocation that shouldn't have been allowed.

[annie @RunForre5tRun]

@AutumnSummers @officialgtfc Maybe on thursday invite them all for a practice session so they can learn them before Friday night

[annie @RunForre5tRun]

How on earth within 1 minute of going on sale has the party sold out @officialgtfc

[MarinersTrust @MarinersTrust]

Harry Haddock Runs the London Marathon

Harry Haddock along with Grimsby Town Season Ticket Holder Shaun Thompson ran the London Marathon last Sunday raising funds for Bowel Cancer Uk. Having raised over £3500 Shaun is hoping to break the £4K barrier for a worthy cause.

Any town fans wishing to donate can do so on the link below.

https://t.co/7Yv9qgPNB5

[Steven Swinford @Steven_Swinford]

Morgan McSweeney reveals that Sir Keir Starmer held a meeting in mid-December where a decision was made to appoint Lord Mandelson as US ambassador

There is no record of this meeting. There is no minute of the discussions or the reasoning behind the appointment at the time. The Cabinet Office simply can't find it. It does not appear to exist

So a really significant meeting on the appointment of the US ambassador - one which has had huge ramifications for Starmer's premiership - only appears to exist in the memory of those who were present

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

With a 3 line whip - he's telling us he's guilty

If Labour MPs back him - they're saying that they know and don't care.

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

Labour MPs

If you vote to save Keir Starmer then you will 100% deserve the fate that is coming for you

We will never forgive you. You will be complicit.

[Ramon Agusta @ramonagusta]

So now we find Starmer had an undisclosed meeting with Palantir, with Mandelson, who subsequently were awarded a £250m contract. And Starmer denied it too.

I'll add that one to the list:

Buying votes lifting 2-child benefit cap (90% Muslim)
Freezing pensioners as they don't vote Labour
Employers NI hike
Letting 438 prisoners out
Lied about Durham party (COVID)
McSweeney's convenient mobile phone theft
Flippant "To us, he's just Peter" comment
Imprisoned mother for tweet
Sue Gray debacle
Lord Alli buying his wife's clothes
Private schools closing due to VAT attack
Rayner tax fiddling probe
Most expensive electricity in world
Killing babies/abortion law
Damage USA relationship/idiotic ban on use of bases
Assisted suicide (pensioners don’t vote Labour)
100,000 extra in state schools from independents
Reeves blubbing in commons
Frightening Open AI £34bn investment off
Cabinet £22k Taylor Swift tickets
Reeves rental breach
Labour together - smearing journalists
Donors fast-tracked to jobs
Nick Brown see no evil hear no evil
Labour MP cavorting with TWO sub captains
Reynolds, the fake solicitor
Louise "fingers" Haigh, the mobile thief
Halting North Sea oil licenses (£17bn lost)
Dan Norris, rape charges
Killing off hospitality/pubs
Shovelling £billions to Ukraine (not in NATO)
Secret republican/anti-monarchist
Halting Chagossian food supplies (boats he will stop)
Lammy taxi-ride lies/leaving trash
£22bn "black hole" lie
Tulip Siddiq on run from Interpol
Mystery £750K donor
Andrew Gwynne, "pensioner die" rant
Homeless minister evicting tenants
Needed a court to tell him what a woman is
Reeves lying on CV
Mike Amesbury punching voters
Benefits exceeding income tax (£330bn)
Killing farmers with IHT
300,000 more unemployed
Caplin, Grindr abuse of minor
CCP spy embassy
Chagos scam/treason (Mandelson again?)
IRGC not proscribed
Treating pension costs as defence %
Southport 'far-right' disgraceful comments
Recognising Palestine terrorist state
67,000 channel invaders
Muslim two-tier justice
Removing jury trials
Lawfare on NI veterans (for free!)
No navy in middle east
Faking military spending/dragging feet
Strange Czech work camp as young man
Very odd firebombing male models
Nobbling CCP spy case
Islamophobia law
Handing Gibraltar sovereignty to EU
Removing HM from Gov
Economy flatlining
Exports crashing
Commie breakfast clubs (buying votes)
Highest tax % ever
£120bn fiscal deficit even after raising taxes
Highest gilts costs of any G7
£500m for pointless Erasmus
Given away fishing rights again
Watering down MP responsibilities
Ignored antisemites marching
Imprisoning mothers for tweets

[Susan Hall AM @Councillorsuzie]

Apparently the grooming gang inquiry will not look into the role of race or religion, won’t look into all cases and looks like they won’t deal with anyone that covered things up. If this is true it’s an utter disgrace!

[Sam Coates Sky @SamCoatesSky]

👀The Electoral Commission give Democracy Volunteers access to polling stations at election time. Only they and the police can go inside. They’ve just issued this report about “family voting” in Gorton and Denton:

Democracy Volunteers deployed four accredited election observers across the Gorton and Denton Westminster Parliamentary By-election today. The team attended 22 of the 45 polling stations in the constituency, spending between 30 and 45 minutes in each.

The observers worked in pairs using the international standard for election observation - the four eyes principle. Each team assessed several aspects of the polling process, from accessibility to issues around the integrity of the vote.

Staff were welcoming to the team and we would like to thank them for their time in accommodating our work.

The team assessed two significant aspects of electoral integrity - family voting (where two voters either confer, collude or direct each other on voting) which breaches the secret ballot. The team also assessed the impact of the requirement for voters to show ID before they are issued with a ballot paper.

2023 saw the enactment of the Ballot Secrecy Act, which made the practice of family voting more clearly a breach of the secret ballot, making it more enforceable by staff in polling stations. Signage is now available to discourage the practice. Signage was only seen in 45% of the polling stations observed.

The observer team saw family voting in 15 of the 22 polling stations observed, some 32 cases in total, nine cases in one polling station alone. The team observed a sample of 545 voters casting their votes - meaning 12% of those voters observed either caused or were affected by family voting.

Commenting John Ault, Director of Democracy Volunteers said;

‘Today we have seen concerningly high levels of family voting in Gorton and Denton. Based on our assessment of today’s observations, we have seen the highest levels of family voting at any election in our 10 year history of observing elections in the UK.’

‘We rarely issue a report on the night of an election, but the data we have collected today on family voting, when compared to other recent by-elections, is extremely high.’

‘In the other recent Westminster parliamentary by-election in Runcorn and Helsby we saw family voting in 12% of polling stations, affecting 1% of voters. In Gorton and Denton, we observed family voting in 68% of polling stations, affecting 12% of those voters observed.’

The team also observed cases of voters being turned away, however, in each case this was due to them not being a registered voter for Westminster elections, such as having EU citizenship, and only being allowed to vote in local elections.

The team also saw a number of voters taking photographs of their ballot papers and one voter being authorised to vote despite them already having been marked as voted earlier in the day.

Democracy Volunteers has informed elections staff at Manchester City Council about our findings today.

This Statement is now available on the Democracy Volunteers website HERE.
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[Richard @Richard00655575]

@SamCoatesSky 'one voter being authorised to vote despite them already having been marked as voted earlier in the day.'

So how was he/she allowed to vote again?

[The Jackal… @ToonDazza]

Why are MP's, councillors and other prominent people able to get caught with category A deprived pictures on their laptops of children and not serve a single day in court when at the same time you get jailed for tweeting about it....?

We cant survive any more of this @UKLabour party.

[Winston Marshall @MrWinMarshall]

How’s your grooming gangs inquiry going? Has it started yet?

[Stanley 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Stanley2022UK1]

@EssexPR "Save the kids" is the new " it's to save grandma"
Innocent phrases to push through dark legislation.

The biggest joke is we know Starmer doesn't give a damn about kids.

[Observable Universe @Observable42]

@GuidoFawkes "Limiting VPN access for kids"
A VPN is protection. A parent paying for a VPN will likely give their teenage kids one of their account slots.
Because it will help to protect them.
Trying to blame VPNs for harm to kids while blocking a national enquiry into child abuse is a joke.

[Mick Germaine @MGermaine6]

@GuidoFawkes @canadiancarol1 Protecting kids from a virtual world but doing absolutely nothing to prevent them being attacked daily by illegal sex pests in the real world. This is not about protecting kids this is back door digital ID
Everybody will have to do this to “prove you’re not a kid” wake up
People

[Robbie Render @Robbie_Render]

@GuidoFawkes Yes of course in order to "limit access for kids" you have to limit it for adults. That is to say, you have to "ID" adults who sign up for VPN services. This is their real plan isn't it.

[Paul 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇮🇱 @BasedMillwaII]

@Keir_Starmer Rhiannon Whyte fought for her life, murdered by one of your new African voters, and you never said a word, you filth bag

[Sid Young @NeilYoung16570]

A Prime Minister does not get to declare which chapters of our democratic history are valid and which are to be quietly erased. Saying “we are not the Britain of the Brexit years” isn’t leadership; it’s an attempt to rewrite a mandate delivered by millions of voters as though it were some adolescent phase the country should be embarrassed about.
That is not how democracy works. Governments are temporary. The electorate is permanent.
And no occupant of Downing Street, however pleased with his own rhetoric, has the authority to speak as though the public’s choices are something to be airbrushed out of the national story.
You can disagree with Brexit. You can debate its consequences.
But you cannot patronise the electorate by implying their vote is something Britain has “grown out of”. That tone is precisely why trust in politics keeps eroding. Just who the hell do you think you are Starmer?