Jonathon Keymer

International security specialist. Interested in security issues in Europe and the former Soviet Union.

[Dan 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Kingbingo_]

The OpSec shown in Belfast is next level.
No faces recorded, no inchorent rage but lots of directed rage.
No broadcasting organisation, but it was very evident.
This tradecraft will spread across Britain. Establishment nightmare.

[Jonathan Sacerdoti @jonsac]

When you try to discuss antisemitism on British TV

[Stephen Pollard @stephenpollard]

An unfortunate slip of the pen. Who among us hasn't written "Jewish cockroaches" when we meant to refer to how happy we are to live in a country alongside our fellow Jews?
So easily done.

[Jonathon Keymer @jkeymer]

@Keir_Starmer If you are in the UK, be careful how you reply to Starmer's Tweet. He's not averse to locking you up if you have a different opinion to his.

[Malcolm Clark @TwisterFilm]

🤣Don’t know who made this fabulous parody but it may capture the truth about the BBC now. It has become a sanctuary for talentless overpaid jobsworths like Tim Davie. If we don’t pay its compulsory license fee we go to jail. Predatory Huw Edwards didn’t though, did he?👇👇🤷‍♂️

[Un-Commoner 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @Loquacian]

Sheer unabashed tyranny.

#TwoTierKier doesn't care, and the media are just as bad.

Sky news took this clip of a mob of Muslims threatening their female reporter down.

Like it's not all over the internet for ever 🙄

Be a shame if it got shared around, it's definitely the narrative to run with...

[Hamish DBG @HamishDBG]

WTAF?!?! https://t.co/EjeRxWHUtQ

[Simon Keymer @keymer]

I was at school with Giles, who lives in W. Yorkshire, UK. He has been dealt terrible hand, but is enduring. He needs a kidney as soon as possible. cc @silcoatesschool

https://t.co/F6icEnGRfA

[Nick Dixon @NickDixon]

This is far right now.

[Israel Defense Forces @IDF]

40 children are held hostage in Gaza.
Some lost their parents, their siblings, their friends–but they all lost their innocence.

We will do everything in our power to bring them home.

[Douglas Murray @DouglasKMurray]

Another peaceful British man I see

[Israel ישראל @Israel]

This is the editorial cartoon which the Washington Post deleted.

The cartoon by Michael Ramirez, titled “Human Shields” depicted a Hamas leader using civilians as human shields.

The truth might hurt, but it’s still the truth.

@washingtonpost @Ramireztoons

[Laurence Fox @LozzaFox]

Have you ever come across a bunch of more narcissistic, cruel, selfish and profoundly unkind people as the #BeKind brigade?

[Andrew Neil @afneil]

Her sheer delight at the Hamas Holocaust. Has anybody at ITV News been fired for this gross and disgraceful dereliction of duty? No? Thought not.

[Jonathon Keymer @jkeymer]

@EssexPR Nice to see Virgil Tracy’s still getting work though.

[Shaun Richards @notayesmansecon]

Actually this shows a desperate BBC as they are hoping you don't know that the economy of Greece collapsed on his watch.......
There is no failure if you have the "right" views.

[Stuart @Juckylim]

I remember this. Rule number one: if you haven't got your fact and figures, do not, under any circumstances appear on an @afneil programme. Embarrassing.

[Barry Sharp @BarryESharp]

London earned the nickname "the big smoke" due to its historical association with heavy air pollution. Back in the 19th and early 20th centuries, London was known for its extensive use of coal as the primary source of heating and energy. The burning of coal, combined with the city's geographical location and weather conditions, resulted in a thick layer of smog that often blanketed the city. This smog, combined with industrial smokestacks and chimney emissions, created a hazy atmosphere filled with smoke, earning London its nickname "the big smoke."
London has not officially dropped the nickname "the big smoke." It is still occasionally used to refer to the city, especially in a nostalgic or historical context.
However, we must note that the vast improvements made in air quality were made without the need for surveillance ULEZ cameras and $12.50 charges for going to work!

[Toby Young @toadmeister]

2.84 million viewers are refusing to pay the BBC licence fee – a 360,000 increase from last year. It looks increasingly as if the BBC cannot survive on its current funding model and should become a subscription-based service like Netflix and Amazon Prime. https://t.co/zK6g5hZFLD