⚡️Striker✏️

Sharing my interests and the occasional design inspo 👀 • 🇬🇧 Brit, supporting my European friends 🇺🇦🇬🇪🇲🇩🇪🇺 • From Cornwall with love ✌️

[⚡️Striker✏️ @tamsynstrike]

@LiviaAugusta10 Most importantly the cost of doing that, and does the benefits, if there are any at all, even outweigh it.

[⚡️Striker✏️ @tamsynstrike]

@SusanPedley6 @Josephbowe4116 @bmay Oh, I meant in Cornwall specifically. But yes, nationwide, such a slim margin!

[⚡️Striker✏️ @tamsynstrike]

@Josephbowe4116 @bmay That’s unfair to those who voted remain. Leave only won by 6%.

[leyla @leylaaa31]

You guys HOLY SHIT. This is like meeting a celebrity

[⚡️Striker✏️ @tamsynstrike]

@DimitarBechev Ughhhh.

[⚡️Striker✏️ @tamsynstrike]

@DanCardenMP Can it help? Yes. But most importantly you need to be at the table, present and willing to be involved internationally. This plan sounds absolutely ridiculous whilst there’s a war in two continents, one of which is our own. Stunningly shortsighted.

[⚡️Striker✏️ @tamsynstrike]

@sbuglio @a_libutti You’re right, everything is documented… and it’s not what you’re saying. Fact.

[⚡️Striker✏️ @tamsynstrike]

@sbuglio @a_libutti Everything you just wrote is a lie. You fell for every piece of propaganda, congratulations!

[⚡️Striker✏️ @tamsynstrike]

@PippaCrerar @oliver_wright Labour hasn’t even started the contest, members haven’t voted yet, but a backbencher is going to get government briefings?

[Guykings! @poynterton]

There is no current James Bond, Doctor Who or Prime Minister. A nation in flux.

[Grace @graceyldn]

Security man at the Job Centre asked how it can still be hot outside when I had brought all the sunshine inside with me

[Mikita 👨‍💻 @mikitaposts]

The most stable position in the British government

[North East Heritage Library @neheritagelib]

This country has a severe lack of patience and a severe abundance of entitlement.

I’m not saying this guy was perfect, but claiming he did a bad job because change wasn’t instant is so short sighted.

We shouldn’t be able to change PMs every 2 years - whichever side.

[Alessandra Libutti 🇪🇺 🇮🇹 🇬🇧 @a_libutti]

La prima conseguenza delle dimissioni forzate di Starmer è che salta il summit del 22 luglio con la Ue che doveva siglare gli accordi per il rientro dell’Uk nel mercato unico.

Nulla succede a caso.

Starmer non è stato defenestrato per tutte le panzane a cui per ideologia la gente sceglie di credere, ma perché la Brexit era un’operazione di guerra ibrida. E chiunque tenti di riavvicinare il Regno Unito alla Ue paga il pegno.

Gli utili idioti laburisti perché Burnham, Streeting e Miliband non possono essere descritti in altro modo, vedranno presto cosa gli succederà quando penseranno di potersi spingere anche più oltre di Starmer verso l’’Europa.

E rifletterei anche sul fatto che solo 2 giorni fa, Johnson è rispuntato fuori dal nulla per proclamare di nuovo il “grande successo della Brexit” e intimando a non toccarla.

[⚡️Striker✏️ @tamsynstrike]

@uxm1ke @P_Kallioniemi Absolutely not, he had Russian funding and connections, he’s not to be trusted.

[Mark Carney @MarkJCarney]

It has been a privilege to work alongside Sir Keir Starmer as he has led international efforts to support Ukraine through the Coalition of the Willing, strengthen NATO, improve Arctic cooperation, and deepen the historic partnership between Canada and the United Kingdom.

Throughout, and in the face of exceptional challenges, Keir has acted with principle, determination, and collaboration. The world is safer and allies are more united because of his efforts.

Keir, thank you for your lifetime of public service. I am grateful for your friendship, and I wish you all the best as you concentrate on your "most important job.”

[barbarism critic @barbarismcrit]

We’ve done pretty good job of not buying every single thing but when a beach vendor was selling bracelets and my daughter said “no gracias” he said “I have that” and I couldn’t resist.

[Jakub Krupa @JakubKrupa]

There's certain deep irony that at a time when the UK so desperately wants and needs to find its place in the world 10 years on from Brexit, it gets rid of the very PM who patiently rebuilt many of these key partnerships with allies, including with the EU.

[Ursula von der Leyen @vonderleyen]

It can take many leaders years to grow into the statesman you became in just two years.

European and Ukrainian security is stronger because of you.

Thank you, dear Keir.

[Simon Harris @SimonHarrisMBD]

Anyone else remember when a Prime Minister would get voted in and then spend a whole term in office, meaning that a government could spend five whole years actually governing and not tearing itself to pieces. Crazy times.