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The anonymous messenger UK artist writing and producing music for the dissafected

[Man United Media @ManUnitedMedia]

One of the most powerful videos I’ve ever seen as a United supporter. The shift in atmosphere as soon as Carrick goes down the tunnel is exactly what the players need to hear. 👏

[😱 Scary Larry 😱 🇺🇦✊🏻🇺🇸🗽 @aintscarylarry]

The oligarchs, the rapists, the pedophiles, the Nazis, the enemies of democracy, the enemies of humanity. So many packed into one horrifying image. If future generations ever ask what happened, how everything got destroyed and there’s nothing left for them, show them this photo.

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Not happy seeing Gary Glitter in our coffee shop….

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Just fed up having to create an account to see something I might want to buy!!! Getting worse.

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[Anonymous @YourAnonCentral]

Trump offers a bribe of $5,000 in exchange for votes, the bribe is promoted as a dividend and would cost $1.2 trillion dollars. This is a felony under 18 U.S.C. § 597, bribing someone to vote a certain way is a federal crime punishable by prison.

[Farrukh @implausibleblog]

Andy Burnham slams Kemi Badenoch at #PMQs over the settler sanctions,

"Leadership. Let me tell her and the whole House where Britain is showing leadership. There have been Conservative politicians at this dispatch box, Labour politicians too, for decades, who've talked about the importance of the two-state solution between Israel and Palestine."

"Words from any politician about a two-state solution will be only words if it's not backed with action. And leadership is about taking action where there is injustice, where we need to correct unfairness, people being driven out of their homes, losing their homes, being intimidated in their daily lives."

"I credit the Father of the House, who yesterday applauded the action that this government is taking in this difficult and dangerous world. Britain has to stand for something. Britain has to show leadership."

"Britain has to stand for fairness against injustice, where people are being bullied out of their homes, intimidated. We will always stand with the underdog and take what action we can to support them."

"That, Mr. Speaker, is leadership on the world stage. Britain being true to what it's always been about. That is what the British government, British people expect of us, and that is what this government will do."

[Andrew Parnall @dontbrexitfixit]

I served 22 yrs in the British army, so I think I've earned the right to call myself a patriot more than the wife beating flag shaggers can who mince around in balaclavas intimidating @RNLI volunteers. These racist fucks are neither patriotic nor Christian

#FarageFascistArmy

[Liz Webster @LizWebsterSBF]

🚨 WATCH: This is such a breath of fresh air.

Badenoch: cut welfare to pay for defence.

@andyburnham : yes, bring the welfare bill down, by tackling WHY it is so high.

Build council homes instead of paying billions in housing benefit to cover expensive rents. Help young people into education and work instead of abandoning them.

Fix the problem, don’t punish the people suffering from it.

This is what “problem-solving not point-scoring” actually looks like.

[John Cleese @JohnCleese]

This is extraordinary

All the 'newspapers' hushing up the story of the day - of corruption in the Reform party, confirmed by two immediate resignations

How is this even POSSIBLE ?

[Tory Fibs @ToryFibs]

I waited all my life time to hear a Prime Minister say this in parliament.

Today, it happened.

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Another ufo top right. 22.00. Not a plane. No noise and it did not move until it disappeared!

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Leadership 💪

[Peter Stefanovic @PeterStefanovi2]

Wow 👏

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@dave43law A moron.

[GET A GRIP @docrussjackson]

How many Reform UK voters know that Robert Jenrick once worked in Moscow as a corporate lawyer for firms handling oligarch clients?

This Private Eye item from 2020 reads somewhat differently now. At the time it was a minor scandal: 'Honest Bob' Jenrick, a Moscow-trained corporate lawyer turned MP, accepted £5,000 from Alexander Knaster, the former CEO of Alfa Bank, in the run-up to the 2015 election, the only time Knaster had ever donated to an individual MP's office despite being a long-standing Tory donor.

Jenrick's wife, Michal Berkner, had been a partner at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, acting for the Alfa Group at one point, before later moves to Cooley, McDermott Will & Emery, and now Baker McKenzie.

The piece's closing line, about "a certain suppressed report on Russian influence in British politics," was a pointed reference to the still-unpublished Russia Report.

What has happened since gives the story more weight than Private Eye could have known.

After the 2022 invasion, the US and UK sanctioned Alfa Group's principals, including Mikhail Fridman, the bank's co-founder, who was arrested by the National Crime Agency at his London home that December. He left the UK for good in 2023 and now lives in Moscow.

Knaster's own firm, Pamplona Capital, was drawn directly into the fallout: Goldman Sachs and Kirkland & Ellis both cut ties once it emerged that roughly 80% of Pamplona's funds traced back to Fridman's LetterOne vehicle, and Pamplona has since moved to wind down and buy out those stakes.

Knaster himself was never sanctioned. But the wider network his 2015 donation sat within has since been treated by Western governments and banks as exactly the kind of Russian-adjacent capital the original piece was needling at.

It's also worth noting the company Jenrick now keeps.

As Reform UK's Treasury spokesperson, he sits in a party whose former leader in Wales, Nathan Gill, was jailed for ten and a half years in November 2025 for taking bribes from a pro-Russian Ukrainian politician to make pro-Kremlin statements in the European Parliament, a case serious enough to trigger a government review into foreign interference in UK politics.

There is no suggestion that Gill and Jenrick's paths crossed on this. But a party built partly on hard sovereignty rhetoric now has, in its recent history, both a convicted case of Russian-linked corruption and a senior figure whose early career was boosted by Kremlin-adjacent money.

That pattern, not any direct link, is the point worth making.

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Lonely together…

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A lifetime of servitude?

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Trust no one…

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Blind leading the blind…

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Dave. Ok for this weekend??

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Unrequited love x