The BBC are running a disgraceful hit piece against me & will be hearing from my lawyers.
It appears to be carefully coordinated & politically motivated within an hour of yet another Sunday Times story against Reform.
Is it a coincidence the Met leadership are briefing against me to the BBC, just after we have confirmed our legal action against the NCA over their possible multiple criminal offences?
No one has ever been in touch with me on this matter except the BBC today!
The Establishment are playing dirtier than ever to try to smear & discredit Reform leaders
It should make you feel sick!
so many of you thought this and at great risk @danwootton even reported it 2 days ago
… Look at this Mail headline. An entire shift from the official narrative.
Had an ordinary citizen, like me posted the same accusation of distraction, they could face arrest and a police investigation.
Because Section 180 of the Online Safety Act exempts “recognised news publishers” from its false communications offence.
It isn’t wrong for the Mail to investigate, they should! The bollocks (technical term) is that ordinary citizens don’t have the same statutory protection.
Be aware! Unless you are an anonymous account using a VPN, then anything you say could be held against you.
Why do you think they want to ban both?
How The Oligarchy replaced Starmer (a Fabian) with Burnham (a Fabian). Already in 2021 The Guardian had articles about switching Starmer with Burnham.
It’s all theatre. No more than 20% of voters even voted Labour in 2024. The myth of democracy in Britain.
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I cannot believe Wes Streeting – who has ABSOLUTELY NO defence background – is now the UK Defence Minister.
When I was coming up, Streeting was the National Union of Students president. He was known as a pushover back then. Now he's supposed to be in charge of Britain's National Security.
So who, exactly, is he?
Born in London, Streeting's grandparents were imprisoned for armed robbery. He went to Westminster City School, then studied History at Cambridge. He first gained notoriety in 2009 for tweeting: "There would be nothing natural about Jan Moir’s death if I shoved the bigoted old bag under a train" after she wrote a mildly conservative column for the Daily Mail.
Then, he worked as a public sector consultant (i.e. a "non-job") for PricewaterhouseCoopers, before going on to be failed London Mayor candidate Oona King's head of policy.
He then worked for LGBT charity Stonewall, promoting "LGBT education" in schools.
He has worked as a local councillor for a brief time, before being elected to parliament in 2015 in London. He repeatedly tried to overturn the Brexit referendum vote, and then backed Jess Phillips for Labour leader.
In 2025, he defended perennial wrong-un Peter Mandelson, friend of Jeffrey Epstein, claiming he should not be judged as "guilty by association."
His partner is Joe Dancey, another LGBT advocate, who has served as Labour's director of policy & comms.
With a fragile parliamentary majority of just 528, Streeting is perhaps one of the least ever qualified – if not the VERY LEAST QUALIFIED EVER – to be Britain's defence minister.
He won't be taken seriously in Washington, Brussels, and especially not in Moscow.
So what exactly is this trumped up student politician doing running one of the largest militaries in the entire world?
Nobody is ‘giving’ you anything. It’s your money. And the minuscule cut is overwhelmed by the massive rise in taxes since Labour came to power. I notice you weren’t complaining when I held Tory governments to account. I can’t see the strain of power is taking its toll. Chill for what’s left of your weekend. Another tough week coming up.
Can we just take a minute to reflect upon this?.....PM on Monday.
A WHOLE NEW base for the British government by FRIDAY?!
How can you explain this when the civil service behemoth usually turns at the speed of a tanker??!
Even if this was started the day after Makerfield, that was only 5 weeks ago... none of this adds up.
Thoughts below please.
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From seeing and hearing nothing from Angela Rayner after her tax evasion .. to full on Ange .. it’s like she thinks everyone has forgotten about her scamming
Our last harvest from these fields.@AngelaRayner accepted this scheme would cause “irreversible detriment” to our farming business and a significant impact on our family.
Permission was granted nonetheless.
Our last harvest. The consequence of a policy decision. 😢
Prime Minister @andyburnham
We have a national security risk from those arriving illegally via the channel.
We have had so many instances of attacks on women & girls.
Why aren’t you speaking about this ?
We are more interested & worried for this than videos on scampi fries.
Chancellor John Healey’s pension plan comes under fire. It’s being criticised for being “two-tier”
The “two-tier system” refers to a controversial tax policy where pensioners who rely solely on the UK state pension are entirely exempt from income tax, while those with private or workplace retirement savings face tax bills on their entire income.
“The Tories argue that the policy fundamentally subverts the principle of personal responsibility. Under this system, two people could have identical lifetime career earnings, but the individual who sacrificed salary to responsibly build a workplace or private pension pot is actively penalised with a tax bill. The person who saved nothing receives a custom state tax exemption”
Telegraph.
Don’t bother saving for your own future, because the state will tax you for it.
Hearing from very good sources that when Burnham’s team try to ask him about policy he says things like ‘What about the comms?’, ‘Give me it as a TikTok’, and ‘This doesn’t comm well’.
Sources are saying that last one is widely considered to be ‘Not even a real phrase’.
What has happened to towns who did nothing to deserve it, like little Piddington village, will happen to all of Britain, unless there is fundamental political change.
It’s not right. Not right at all.