John J McClure

I trade from home on the stock market, mainly U.S. markets (no I'm not a banker)

[Annie 🌸 @annhemma59]

@MichelleDewbs @andyburnham @AngelaRayner @ukhomeoffice @DHSCgovuk @NHSEngland Its a disgrace, this govt are pathetic, they import them and then they run around murdering and raping our citizens, this govt has blood on its hands, they wont do anything until something happens to them personally! Idiots

[Emma @Noodledoodle110]

I lost my Mum to cancer when I was very young, so this story has really hit me hard. But my heart keeps going back to this little boy and what he is going to have to live with, knowing the circumstances surrounding his mum’s death.

I genuinely can’t stop thinking about it, and I’m sure so many others feel the same.

What makes it even more heartbreaking is the way this family has been treated. They have had to fight unbelievably hard just to be heard, and they are still being ignored.

How can we have got to a point where a family going through something this horrific has to fight their own government for answers and justice?

It is absolutely disgusting. My heart breaks for that little boy. 💔

[GenXDrowning 🇬🇧 @DrowningGenX]

@MichelleDewbs @andyburnham @AngelaRayner @ukhomeoffice @DHSCgovuk @NHSEngland The @RWFound Whyte family wouldn't tow the governments line & stay silent about who murdered their daughter/sister Rhiannon, he was an illegal.
They have been punished by the government.
No help.
Not even for a little 6 year old boy who lost his mum.
@UKLabour sick bastards

[Michelle Dewberry @MichelleDewbs]

Hi @andyburnham @AngelaRayner

My team have contacted @ukhomeoffice @DHSCgovuk @NHSEngland on this.

We have had to chase them again today…

We are pushing for answers / update & trying to get this little 6 year old boy the support he needs.

It shouldn’t be difficult to get a little boy help, when his mum has been murdered by an illegal migrant. The government should be falling over itself to help him…

Angela / Andy. You are both parents…I’m astonished you haven’t made sure he is helped💔

I’m not giving up and will do everything I can to help make sure he gets what he needs.

[John J McClure @TraderTrampus]

@LandLover56 It’s a bell for a bicycle

[Raheem J. Kassam @RaheemKassam]

The Times of London has quietly removed the central allegation from a report on Conservative Party leader Olukemi Badenoch’s meeting with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in Rome.

The story, which led The Times website on Tuesday, and featured prominently in the physical newspaper, claimed the Italian PM urged the Badenoch not to make a deal with Nigel Farage and Reform UK.

After an investigation by The National Pulse, however, The Times – owned by Rupert Murdoch – was forced to materially change its story, leaving only around 30 percent of the original content in tact. The paper included no correction, no editor’s note, and no further explanation to readers.

The drastically altered article still bears a poll relevant to their original headline: “Meloni warns friend Badenoch against deal with Farage,” and most of the comments relate to that story, even though all reference to the “deal,” as well as Reform or Farage have now been removed from the story.

The National Pulse spoke with sources close to Meloni on Tuesday morning, whoconfirmed that no such conversation had taken place. The sources explained that the lie had been exposed to the Italian press immediately, and then to The Times, whose Political Editor, Steve Swinford, appears to have filed verbatim from the Conservative Party leader’s press team, without fact-checking with Meloni’s office, or even double-sourcing the story.

The report initially presented this as a significant intervention from one conservative leader to another.

Badenoch, it said, was resisting pressure to cooperate with Farage’s Reform, with Meloni supposedly advising her to hold the line. It was precisely the sort of foreign endorsement the Tory leader’s camp needs: Meloni, Europe’s most electorally successful right-wing prime minister, apparently backing Badenoch against the insurgent party threatening to consume the Conservatives.

But Meloni’s Brothers of Italy has now flatly denied the conversation took place.

In a clarification now reported by both Italian and European outlets, sources close to Meloni said she had never advised Badenoch against an alliance with Farage or Reform UK. They stressed that Meloni had “no reason for hostility” towards Farage’s movement, and said she neither had entered nor wished to enter the domestic political dynamics between British parties.

The original article, originally 756 words, became a 477-word piece with a new, innocuous headline: “I want to revive economy like Giorgia Meloni did, says Kemi Badenoch.”

What remained was a substantially less dramatic account of two friendly politicians discussing the economy, wealthy people leaving their countries, Ukraine, and Meloni’s political path.

The Times has erased the central claims of their own story without so much as a note at the top or bottom – a fundamentally dishonest response never seen before in UK media.

The episode leaves serious questions for Steve Swinford, Badenoch, and Conservative Party headquarters.

1. Who briefed the purported conversation?

2. Did Badenoch’s team supply the anti-Reform framing?

3. Was the story double-sourced with anyone close to Meloni before publication?

4. Why did The Times apparently accept a claim so politically convenient to the Tory leader without obtaining meaningful confirmation from the Italian side?

Until those questions are answered, the reasonable inference is that the Conservatives appear to have fabricated a private exchange with Meloni in order to weaponise her prestige against Reform, while The Times bought it hook, line, and sinker.

The paper of record and the establishment party have once again demonstrated that they are two cheeks of the same arse: one supplying the spin, the other laundering it into fact, and nothing but excrement coming out.

[John J McClure @TraderTrampus]

@jk_rowling Happy Birthday X

[Calvin Swine @CalvinSwine905]

@MelGibso1 Yes!👍🏻

[John J McClure @TraderTrampus]

@MelGibso1 A

[Eva Vlaardingerbroek @EvaVlaar]

The Brussels Regime strikes again, but we won’t give up without a fight. We’re taking this to court. Please support us!

[Restore Britain @RestoreBritain]

Let’s elect a second Restore Britain MP.

[Mr_Speaker @pinkgreyblu]

Ill just leave that there.

[John J McClure @TraderTrampus]

@Alinavisooo Yes

[Essex Patriot @Essex_Patriot]

I agree 🖐🏻🇬🇧

Do YOU?

[Make Europe Great Again - M.E.G.A @ScaryEurope]

🚨🇬🇧 Westminster is full of career politicians who have never run a business, never created a job, and never had to answer to anyone but their party whip.
Rupert Lowe has built businesses, employed people, and made decisions with real consequences. He has shown a willingness to say things that others won't and to stand his ground when the pressure comes on.
Britain desperately needs leaders who have lived in the real world. Whether you agree with him or not, he is a very different kind of politician.

[John J McClure @TraderTrampus]

@bphillipsonMP My biggest fear is that we have to wait another 3 years before we can vote you lot out!

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

A big thanks to @Jacob_Rees_Mogg for having me back on GB News after a very, very, very long time in the wilderness.

Next step is back in the studio, live and unedited!

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Standing up in Parliament today, listening to these pathetic MPs jeer and insult me when I voice serious concerns that millions of British women are feeling across the country, I felt so ashamed to sit in that building with those people.

This is not complicated.

Countless foreign men from cultures and religions which treat women like shit are now roaming our streets - whether they arrived legally or illegally, the point remains. Wilfully imported by Conservative, Labour and Reform politicians. All of them have blood on their hands.

Afghans, Somalians, Albanians, Sudanese, Pakistanis, Eritreans. The importation list goes on and on…

They drink, they loiter, they spit, they intimidate, they harass. They make life hell for so many women and girls across Britain.

It is NOT normal. Do not accept it as normal.

These are our towns, and I want them back.

I feel very grateful that there is now a political party with the balls to not only outline the problem, but the determination to actually do something about it.

That party is Restore Britain.

We are going to take our country back.

I have never felt more determined.

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Listen to the groans of Parliament as Rupert Lowe warns of the harassment of young girls by invaders today.

Instead a Labour rat tries to whitewash it, making out he's just as bad as he was accused of "constant criticisms" of staff.

All whilst a Somalian stabbed Jews outside!