John Hunt

Humanist, disruptor. Not bad at Excel. Lives in Southampton: Carpe Diem.

[John Hunt @SpreadsheetJohn]

Once or maybe twice in a lifetime, something comes along that is SO important that you have to take a stand.

@NoToDigitalID
@darrenpaffey
@sotontimes

[Wall Street Mav @WallStreetMav]

Banning X in Britain won't stop the beheadings.

It will only stop you from knowing about the beheadings.

And that is the reason the radical leftist govt of Keir Starmer wants to ban X in Britain.

[Matt Goodwin @GoodwinMJ]

Keir Starmer has accused JD Vance of trying to 'interfere in our democracy' and 'stir up division on our streets' after Vance blamed Henry Nowak's murder on the 'mass invasion of migrants'.

Starmer literally took the knee for an anti-western, revolutionary BLM movement that unleashed chaos on America’s streets.

[Bernie @Artemisfornow]

Once Digital ID is accepted for government services and to prevent under 16s using social media it will become normalised. And then of course it just seeps into everyday life.

Give it 10 years and this will all seem normal. Your access all areas convenience app … OR

▪️You can’t fill up your car, your permission is only on Wednesdays.

▪️You can’t enrol your child in school, she hasn’t had her vaccine.

▪️You can’t book a flight until you pay a disputed council tax bill.

▪️You can’t hire a car, you have a red flag because of a social media post.

▪️You can’t buy alcohol, you’ve reached your recommended limit.

▪️You can’t renew your passport until your outstanding parking fines are cleared.

▪️You can’t enter the city centre today, your traffic credits are exhausted.

▪️You can’t withdraw cash, your account has been temporarily flagged for review.

▪️You can’t access your bank account, facial recognition verification failed.

▪️You can’t buy a train ticket, your carbon travel allowance has been exceeded.

▪️You can’t sell your house, your property compliance certificate hasn’t been updated.

▪️You can’t access certain websites, your digital wellbeing limit has been reached.

▪️You can’t claim benefits, your activity tracker shows insufficient job-seeking hours.

▪️You can’t enter a stadium, your social trust rating is below the event threshold.

▪️You can’t purchase meat this week, you’ve reached your environmental consumption target.

▪️You can’t open a business, your digital compliance score is too low.

▪️You can’t cross the border, your travel profile has been flagged for unacceptable social media posts.

▪️You can’t vote today, identity authentication failed at digital check-in.

Digital ID will mean a permissions based life based on how well you comply to guidelines.

Exactly as scoped and planned.
It’s the perfect citizen control product.

Focus 💣

[John Hunt @SpreadsheetJohn]

@mayflame11 @ScaryEurope @MaggieM45283823 That's the exact reply they're looking for! 'Both', in reality, means neither.

[John Hunt @SpreadsheetJohn]

Lee Anderson. @LeeAndersonMP_ ...you're a legend!!!

[John Hunt @SpreadsheetJohn]

@blaiklockBP Correlation does not imply causation

[John Hunt @SpreadsheetJohn]

@Thebestfigen Now try that method with 333. Useless

[Rachel @RachelD1892]

It's here in black and white
"Mandelson was directly appointed to the role by ministers"
Olly Robbins, 24th July 2025.
Which ministers exactly @Keir_Starmer ??
Stop telling lies on matters of national security. Your lies will find you out.

[Fraser Nelson @FraserNelson]

The 'Rhodesia Solution': How to use word tricks to 'disclose' a scandal to a Prime Minister while allowing him not to act. And to say, later on, that he wasn't really told...

[James Dreyfus @DreyfusJames]

Sorry to waste 29 seconds of your time, but could you just give this a listen & confirm that this is perhaps one of the most unintelligible, waffling load of meaningless guff you’ve ever heard?

I’ve listened to it 3 times now, & I’ve NO idea what point he’s attempting to make…

[John Hunt @SpreadsheetJohn]

@blaiklockBP Is this one person / family, or a series of different unconnected events?

[Dunvallo Molmutius 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 @molmutius]

I calculated that one (1) of these three new small modular reactors will give out the same average annual energy as 40 square miles of solar panels. And they work at night. And in winter. And when it is cloudy.

[Joey Mannarino @JoeyMannarino]

Viktor Orban didn’t cancel any elections and never arrested people for social media posts. He also stepped down after his election loss and is partaking in a peaceful transfer of power.

But, don’t forget, he was a dictator.

Keir Starmer attempted to cancel about 1,000 local council elections next month and arrests about 12,000 people a year for social media posts. He also refused to let a rival run for a seat in a by-election because he was worried it would be a threat to his leadership.

But, don’t forget, he’s a democratic leader.

[Maxi @AllForProgress_]

Think about what it takes to start a company in Britain today.

You remortgage your house or you borrow from your parents or you spend your twenties living on almost nothing while you build something that has, statistically, about a one-in-five chance of surviving its first two years. You work hours that would be illegal if someone else were imposing them. You lie awake running sums on the ceiling. And if you are good, and the market cooperates, and nobody in government decides to change the rules halfway through, you might after a decade have a business that employs people and contributes something to the town you live in.

Here is what the state has done to that person in the last eighteen months.

-Employer's National Insurance: up to fifteen per cent.
-Business Property Relief: slashed to fifty per cent for anything above a million.
-Business Asset Disposal Relief: the discounted rate hiked from ten per cent to fourteen, rising again to eighteen per cent this month.

The message from the Treasury, delivered with all the cheerful bureaucratic sadism we've come to expect from Whitehall, is: thank you for taking the risk, now hand over a quarter of whatever survived.

A hundred and sixty-five thousand Britons left the country to work abroad last year. Companies House filings show company directors departing in numbers that would, in a serious country, have triggered a parliamentary inquiry. Here they barely make the papers, because nobody in government has ever founded a company, employed anyone with their own money, or lain awake wondering whether they can make payroll on Friday.

Every competitor nation with economic ambitions is rolling out the carpet for these people. Singapore, the Gulf states, Portugal. France cut its wealth tax specifically to prevent its entrepreneurs from leaving. Britain's offer is a fifteen per cent payroll surcharge and a Chancellor who appears to believe that the economy is a thing that the Treasury is entitled to, rather than a thing that people have to build.

We talk about wanting the next ARM or DeepMind. As things are, forget about it. You will not produce them in a country that treats its most ambitious people as a tax cows to be roughly milked, rather than a resource to be cultivated.

People are doing the arithmetic. The arithmetic says leave. And the arithmetic, unlike the Chancellor's growth forecasts, tends to be right. Only the heroes, the patriots, and the fools will resist its conclusions.

[Julia Hartley-Brewer @JuliaHB1]

The breakfasts are not free. They are paid for by taxes - mostly on parents who feed their own kids. Most of these 10,000 children would have had a perfectly healthy breakfast at home without these clubs. This isn't about helping the poorest kids, it's the state taking over the basic job of parenting.

[Richard Tice MP 🇬🇧 @TiceRichard]

Gas prices in US has fallen 20% since start of Iran war, while in UK it’s risen 50%.

Because gas can be priced domestically

We must licence all our offshore and onshore gas fields to produce and consume domestically

This will lower bills and lower cost of living

[🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸 @Real_RobN]

The single greatest scam ever perpetrated on humanity.

The prophet Al Gore: the North Pole will be “ice-free” in the summer within 5 to 7 years—by 2014–2016.

The Copenhagen Climate Hoax Summit
December 14, 2009

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

A Restore Britain Government would raise the speed limit on British motorways to 80mph, and slash back 20mph zones other than around schools.

Too much petty regulation has held Britain back for far too long - Restore Britain would gladly burn that all away.

[John Hunt @SpreadsheetJohn]

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