Donald

[Sir Norman of Nowhere. 🏴‍☠️ @Normanjam67]

War is a grift for the already rich.

[MSM Monitor @msm_monitor]

There's an obsessive desire, almost craving, within the BritNat fraternity - media & political - to present Scotland not just as a failure, but as the worst of the worst. Shortcomings and challenges can't be just that, they have to shame us, be unique to us, be worse than anywhere else.

We are never the best. Even our successes are not quite enough. We always need to do more. The colonial announcers repeat these messages again and again and again.

Assorted political puppets and stooges reinforce the 'failure' message by pointing to our neighbour. England is always the benchmark for success, the enlightened nation we aspire to, our superior.

Why is it like this? Because a confident Scotland is one that might realise it can indeed stand on its own two feet. It might leave the Union, and that would be catastrophic for the placemen and women who have built careers and enjoyed lucrative middle-class lifestyles peddling BritNat establishment propaganda.

[Fergie @Fergie_CJ]

The Craig Murray case and "jigsaw ID" is central to everything, because "we can bring him down and remain anonymous" was central to the state (ie U.K.) conspiracy to jail Salmond. A reminder what international good guys thought of the Murray case...

https://t.co/mXgoFgFLBv

[Ferhat Göçemen @FGocemen31851]

This is how the Union works!

[Neil Clark @NeilClark66]

Yes. The government is effectively setting up a ‘Ministry of Truth’ under the title of ‘The National Centre for Information Defence’.
Every view expressed that doesn’t align with their propaganda/version of ‘the truth’ will be designated ‘disinformation from Russia/China/Iran’ and people espousing such views will no doubt find themselves in big trouble.
It’s actually beyond Orwellian.

[Simon Forrest @SimonForrest11]

Scotland is fed up with her sons & daughters being sent off to die in illegal & unjust wars for the benefit of English toffs.
👇 This is a sick trick, as old as the Union itself.

[Craig Murray @CraigMurrayOrg]

Those urging war with Russia really don't want you to read this.
https://t.co/08H44OJIjs

[Jean-Noël Barrot @jnbarrot]

Je suis à New York, aux Nations unies, et j’ai une excellente nouvelle à vous communiquer. ↓

Le Royaume-Uni devient le 128e pays à rejoindre le combat que je porte, que la France porte avec le Mexique, pour protéger les populations civiles contre les atrocités de masse.

Comment ? En proposant de suspendre le recours au veto pour les membres permanents du Conseil de sécurité des Nations unies face aux cas de génocide, de crimes contre l'humanité et de crimes de guerre commis à grande échelle.

Le veto ne doit pas empêcher les Nations unies d'agir pour protéger les vies humaines.

Le soutien du Royaume-Uni nous donne une force supplémentaire pour convaincre d'autres pays de rejoindre cette initiative.

[NewsCord @newscord_org]

Removing Tom Watson as peer in the House of Lords is not enough.

Between April 2024 and 19 March 2026 Watson voted 240 times in the Lords. Palantir was paying him for the last sixteen months of that.

Thirty of those votes were on the Crime and Policing Bill, in February and March 2026, while Palantir was pushing the Met for a £50m policing contract.

Five were on the Data (Use and Access) Bill, which changed the rules on how public bodies, the NHS included, share data.

Eight were on the Border Security Bill. Palantir builds the deportation software for ICE.

All of these bills are extremely relevant to Palantir’s attempt at monopolising their handling of the public’s data.

If Palantir's role in the Gaza genocide and ICE's deportations didn't make its intentions clear, its infiltration of Britain's highest offices should.

This is corruption and needs investigating beyond just removing him from the House of Lords.

[Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600]

Buckle up if you live in a brown or dark blue area on this map. Source: https://t.co/RgDGprb2uB

[Dischord @Prae54Rae]

The only reason that Westminster ‘reserved matters’ exist is because they think Scotland is an English colony, and they have a right to control our resources and manage (steal) the revenue they generate. Are we an English colony or a country?

[Mark Seddon @MarkSeddon1962]

'Everyone knows' apparently. But does Gaby know that Govt spending on the state pension as % of GDP in G7 countries is:
Italy 12.8
France 12
Germany 9.8
Japan 8.9
USA 6.6
Canada 4.7
UK 4.7
https://t.co/kgWMdEVXuy

[George Galloway @georgegalloway]

This is the “Gadaffi handing out Viagra” stage of their War Propaganda Plan. We are days away from “babies being torn out of incubators”. You are being marched to the slaughter by these shameless presstitutes and their MI6 handlers.

[Popular Sovereignty @Douglas_Haribo]

Here is where the £20,000 went. Poor old Lord Bamf only got £11 2s

[Briefcase Michael @BriefcaseMike]

Guardian's Gaby Hinsliff has joined the unrelenting media onslaught on the pension triple lock. I have to say if anyone thinks a single young person will benefit from its abolition or that billions would then flow into social care I have a bridge to sell them.

[Saul Staniforth @SaulStaniforth]

"The PM has announced that he's agreed to provide military support to Saudi Arabia.. Mr Burnham has described the support as defensive"

Helping the US to defensively bomb Iran. Now helping the Saudis to defensively bomb Yemen.

[Ben Graham @BenGrahamUK]

I’m not sure why GB News is suddenly pushing so much talk about Britain going to war, conscription and people being expected to die.

I’m not pro-Russia. I’m not pro-Ukraine. But I certainly won’t be going to war for Andy Burnham or Labour.

If politicians ever tried forcing British men into a war in Ukraine, they might need to start emptying the prisons just to find enough cells for everyone who refused.

British men should not be expected to die in the Donbas for failed career politicians in Westminster.

And this is now the SECOND time in a day I’ve heard Jacob Rees-Mogg involved in this kind of rhetoric.

Earlier he said there could be circumstances where people “have to die to save their country.”

He should be ashamed of himself.

Stop casually talking about sending other people’s sons to war, unless you are willing to send your own.

[Fergie @Fergie_CJ]

@kmacraeplockton Yeah, we're also forced to pay for Trident, the Lords, the whole colonial apparatus in Scotland - Scotland office, Scottish secretary, UK civil service etc. And all that spending on keeping us chained is allocated to us. That's not the winning argument you think it is.

[Frances 'Cassandra' Coppola @Frances_Coppola]

In July 1947, two British soldiers were lynched by the Zionist terrorist group Irgun. The man who authorised the killings, Menachem Begin, later became Israel's Prime Minister and won the Nobel Peace Prize.

[eva comrie @mickbrick54]

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