Philip James Spencer

Independent thinking individual - seeking answers in a very difficult world. Pro-Brexit. Real ale lover. Noting the unintended outcomes of individual actions.

[Philip James Spencer @phil1james2]

@NeilClark66 @JohnHealey_MP The problem is (as always in the UK) there is no fund. Over the post-war period all governments have refused to create 'funds' from payments or assets (oil & gas) including Mrs Thatcher.

[Philip James Spencer @phil1james2]

@IsabelOakeshott No one truly understands.

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@seagull4a @waitrose Done to keep the food on the shelf longer: not to save on plastic.

The plastic bit is good old 'green wash' rubbish.

[Philip James Spencer @phil1james2]

@andrewc44104127 NO!

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@RealCarlVernon If just 50% of the UK cancelled the 'internet' in the short term the system would collapse within months.

[Philip James Spencer @phil1james2]

@EssexPR The unintended outcomes if this policy is enacted will be significant. Many may opt out of the 'internet charge' by cancelling it completely. It will be inconvenient but worth the chaos. Savings will be made and a new world created.

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@AllisonPearson This is just not just.

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@BenedictSpence Mediaeval in its thinking?

I am thinking of the church in the Middle Ages: which attempted to control the narrative over modern science.

The church failed and so will Mr Burnham's 'National Centre for Information Defence'.

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@PWestoff Saw the article this morning and thought the BBC are doing the 'propaganda' for the UK Labour government intent on war in Europe.

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@WorkersPartyGB Thank you George!

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@LeeHarris She is a fool.

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@NileGardiner This is clearly obvious yet very fortunate for the UK in the long term.

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@HerdImmunity12 @georgegalloway A truly commendable position to take on NATO.

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@Neccccy Looks and sounds like Labour's answer to PM Mrs May.

Completely hopeless.

[Philip James Spencer @phil1james2]

@David90shaw I am not sure Mr Burnham will last until next Easter (2027) as PM. He really is hopeless: Labour's Mrs May.

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@TiceRichard You are going to lose votes by the score!

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@SBarrettBar Equally his father was the Marxist Ralph Miliband and I genuinely think that Ed Miliband is still a true believer in that 1970s Marxist world view.

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@TrishHodkinson Remember his father was the Marxist: Ralph Miliband.

So it is not surprising at all.

I think Ed Miliband is still a true believer and his father would be very pleased with his youngest son.

[Philip James Spencer @phil1james2]

@ramonagusta Clearly Mr Starmer was the front to get the true 'left' into power.

God help the UK.

[Philip James Spencer @phil1james2]

@ArchRose90 The man has always been slightly illogical and easily swayed by emotional liberalism to say the very least.