Robert D M Grant

[Robert D M Grant @RobertDMGrant]

@tartanarse To be fair, the BBC think that Manchester is in the north of the UK.

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@iandlmar @tartanarse Yes.
There’s not a Conservative Party registered in Scotland.

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@WolfmansGotNard @smokeman62 @oliverhenry That’s because the yanks aren’t exactly renowned for their knowledge of anything outwith their county.
There are quite a few English don’t seem to know the difference either. England fans with union flags for example. 🤦🏼

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@RaniAiman12 I wouldn’t trust that cunt if he told me that the day after Monday was Tuesday.

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@MrsLNewbigging @theweefella1960 @BrodieW1988 Exactly.

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@stevecco @smokeman62 @oliverhenry Where are people in the UK have better financial security, higher food safety standards, free healthcare, better social security etc.

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@BeormasSpam @smokeman62 @oliverhenry No self respecting Scot would label themselves as a Brit.

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@Scott_Greig_ @smokeman62 @oliverhenry Still, don’t ever call any self respecting Scot a Brit.

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@MinisterShoe @Scott_Greig_ @smokeman62 @oliverhenry Technically, anyone from the island of Great Britain, which has most of Scotland, England and Wales, is a Brit, but no self respecting Scot would ever label themselves as a Brit.

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@WolfmansGotNard @smokeman62 @oliverhenry No, he was quite correct.
No self respecting Scot would ever label themselves as a Brit.

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@OriginsReborn @anguscooney @oliverhenry The world’s oldest known football was discovered in what was Mary, Queen of Scots bed chamber. Dated to approximately 1540-1570.
The modern style of teamwork and passing, rather than just individuals dribbling with the ball was pioneered in Scotland
So not another “Nessie” story

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@anguscooney @oliverhenry Stirling

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@ScotExpress “Scottish” Express.

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@afneil I think you’ll find that the term is RESTORIST. Restoring Scotland to its rightful place as an independent sovereign state.

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@McgeeMc56375644 @paulbsinclair @Fyrishsunset @scotgov They’re going to support their country at their own expense.

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@ScotTories

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[Christophe Dorigné-Thomson @thomsonchris]

Scotland is a nation under illegal occupation run by MI5 with the lobbying done against its decolonisation and liberation by MI6. That is the reality of Scotland today as an English colony.

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@Nigel_Farage

[Thanos Angelopoulos @Th_Angelopoulos]

We know this is X and you tend to talk out of your arse, Lowe, so this is for any who care for facts.

You called human beings "third world savages" and promised to retrospectively prosecute anyone who "knowingly placed" them in our communities. The obvious question is: who actually placed them?

The Home Office asylum dispersal system operates through three private contractors: Clearsprings Ready Homes, Serco, and Mears. They source the accommodation and allocate the placements. Below them sit local authority staff, caseworkers, and landlords carrying out duties under the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999. People on £27,000 to £33,000 a year. Those are the people you want to send to prison. Retrospectively.

Now let us ask who you left out. Those same three companies have made £383 million in collective profit from contracts whose total cost has tripled from £4.5 billion to £15.3 billion.

Clearsprings alone posted £119 million in pre-tax profit in a single year and told Parliament that hotel accommodation is "more profitable than longer-term housing". They placed asylum seekers in communities. That was the contract. They are nowhere in your tweet. The caseworker who followed the law gets prison. The company that banked nine figures gets nothing. Curious, that.

Your own party might clarify things:

Gavin Williamson joined your advisory board. His parliamentary register of interests still lists the role. He was Secretary of State for Defence, sitting in Cabinet, when those very contracts were signed on 8 January 2019.

Susan Hall, Conservative leader on the London Assembly, also joined.

Among your councillors: Maxine Fothergill, eight years a Conservative councillor in Bexley.

Paul Thomas, who stood as a Conservative candidate in Maidstone.

Maria Bowtell, elected as a Conservative councillor in 2023, now your Head of Governance. Former Conservatives.

And in May 2025, you told the press you were "open to joining the Conservative Party" after lunching with Robert Jenrick. The party that designed, signed, and operated the system you now call criminal. You were not trying to prosecute then, you were trying to join them.

Your concern for British communities is so touching it would be rude not to test it against the facts.

A study by the Glasgow Centre for Population Health and the University of Glasgow, published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, found 335,000 excess deaths across Great Britain between 2012 and 2019 attributable to austerity. A separate LSE study estimated 190,000 causally linked to spending cuts over the same decade.

The DWP conducted secret reviews into 69 suicides of benefit claimants. Analysis by Disability News Service suggested the true number may exceed 750 in a single year.

Errol Graham starved to death in 2018 after his benefits were stopped. Philippa Day was found collapsed beside a letter rejecting her claim, with 28 documented errors. British citizens. Dead in their own homes. No retrospective prosecution. Not from you.

Your outrage is remarkably selective, Lowe. It appears when the victim is white and the perpetrator is not. It fades when the pattern reverses. It vanishes entirely when British citizens die from policy decisions made in Westminster. You do not care about victims. You care about which victims are useful to you. You don't care for justice. You care for converting anger to votes, like all politically pathetic grifters do.

You want the prosecution, or in fact, the persecution, of workers while the corporations that profited walk free. You are a vile and pathetic hypocrite.