Martin
@mls4711.bsky.social
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Scuba interests. Let’s look after this planet while we are on it!
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Scuba interests. Let’s look after this planet while we are on it!
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Martin
@mls4711.bsky.social
· Feb 2
Absolutely right Mike!
But we all know that the U.K. always acts after the horse had bolted!
But we all know that the U.K. always acts after the horse had bolted!
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Still the best quote about Kemi (after her election as leader from one of her supporters).
“What we thought she’d be good at, she isn’t. What we thought she’d be bad at, she is.”
“What we thought she’d be good at, she isn’t. What we thought she’d be bad at, she is.”
October 2, 2026 at 6:56 AM
Still the best quote about Kemi (after her election as leader from one of her supporters).
“What we thought she’d be good at, she isn’t. What we thought she’d be bad at, she is.”
“What we thought she’d be good at, she isn’t. What we thought she’d be bad at, she is.”
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French President Emmanuel Macron: "If the British want to come back and if the Prime Minister is moving in that direction, I think that is very good news, both for his country and for the Europeans." ♥️
October 1, 2026 at 1:55 PM
French President Emmanuel Macron: "If the British want to come back and if the Prime Minister is moving in that direction, I think that is very good news, both for his country and for the Europeans." ♥️
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Even though it’s the Tories who let our prisons rot, built no prisons and only made 500 prison more places in 14 years?
The media blamed Keir Starmer for having to let prisoners out early because prisons are full and of course now it’s all Andy Burnham’s fault.
The media blamed Keir Starmer for having to let prisoners out early because prisons are full and of course now it’s all Andy Burnham’s fault.
October 1, 2026 at 1:44 PM
Even though it’s the Tories who let our prisons rot, built no prisons and only made 500 prison more places in 14 years?
The media blamed Keir Starmer for having to let prisoners out early because prisons are full and of course now it’s all Andy Burnham’s fault.
The media blamed Keir Starmer for having to let prisoners out early because prisons are full and of course now it’s all Andy Burnham’s fault.
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Your weekend reminder that Nigel Farage wants to
- leave the ECHR
- repeal the Equality Act
- Strip back workers rights
- Lift restrictions on exploitative zero-hours contracts
- repeal the Renters’ Rights Act which abolishes no fault evictions
He is not on your side
youtu.be/KxOQRt8PQys?...
- leave the ECHR
- repeal the Equality Act
- Strip back workers rights
- Lift restrictions on exploitative zero-hours contracts
- repeal the Renters’ Rights Act which abolishes no fault evictions
He is not on your side
youtu.be/KxOQRt8PQys?...
If UK media actually explained Nigel Farage’s policies to the public no one would be supporting him
YouTube video by Peter Stefanovic
youtu.be
October 2, 2026 at 7:46 AM
Your weekend reminder that Nigel Farage wants to
- leave the ECHR
- repeal the Equality Act
- Strip back workers rights
- Lift restrictions on exploitative zero-hours contracts
- repeal the Renters’ Rights Act which abolishes no fault evictions
He is not on your side
youtu.be/KxOQRt8PQys?...
- leave the ECHR
- repeal the Equality Act
- Strip back workers rights
- Lift restrictions on exploitative zero-hours contracts
- repeal the Renters’ Rights Act which abolishes no fault evictions
He is not on your side
youtu.be/KxOQRt8PQys?...
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Yeah right…
Says man with net favourability rating of minus 45, a shitload of investigations into possible corruption, a team of utter inadequates and with every constituency bar 4 favouring rejoining because we all know how crap Brexit is now.
Bore off.
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
Says man with net favourability rating of minus 45, a shitload of investigations into possible corruption, a team of utter inadequates and with every constituency bar 4 favouring rejoining because we all know how crap Brexit is now.
Bore off.
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
Burnham’s reopening of Brexit debate is ‘biggest boost in my career’, says Farage
Reform UK leader tells supporters PM’s move has ‘opened up a huge flank to us’
www.theguardian.com
October 1, 2026 at 6:19 PM
Yeah right…
Says man with net favourability rating of minus 45, a shitload of investigations into possible corruption, a team of utter inadequates and with every constituency bar 4 favouring rejoining because we all know how crap Brexit is now.
Bore off.
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
Says man with net favourability rating of minus 45, a shitload of investigations into possible corruption, a team of utter inadequates and with every constituency bar 4 favouring rejoining because we all know how crap Brexit is now.
Bore off.
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
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Palantir OUT
OUT of our NHS
and
OUT of the U.K. 🇬🇧
OUT of our NHS
and
OUT of the U.K. 🇬🇧
October 2, 2026 at 7:23 AM
Palantir OUT
OUT of our NHS
and
OUT of the U.K. 🇬🇧
OUT of our NHS
and
OUT of the U.K. 🇬🇧
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Daniel Hannan has been spectacularly wrong about everything to do with Brexit, so this is hugely encouraging for all #RejoinEU voters.
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October 1, 2026 at 11:17 AM
Daniel Hannan has been spectacularly wrong about everything to do with Brexit, so this is hugely encouraging for all #RejoinEU voters.
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“Brexit was a huge loss both for the British people and for the European project as a whole. If the United Kingdom were to make such a decision, Spain would welcome it with open arms and once again embrace our friends in Britain.” - President Sánchez
October 1, 2026 at 10:50 AM
“Brexit was a huge loss both for the British people and for the European project as a whole. If the United Kingdom were to make such a decision, Spain would welcome it with open arms and once again embrace our friends in Britain.” - President Sánchez
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69% of Brits now see Nigel Farage unfavourably, the highest recorded by YouGov tracker to date - with just a quarter having a favourable opinion
September 14, 2026 at 2:48 PM
69% of Brits now see Nigel Farage unfavourably, the highest recorded by YouGov tracker to date - with just a quarter having a favourable opinion
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UK Govt’s new powers for water customers are a ‘stitch-up’.
Toothless consumer panels can't check abuses, sewage dumping, profiteering or bonanza for shareholders/execs.
Need real change, not gimmicks.
End privatisation. Let customers/employees elect directors, vote on exec pay.k
Toothless consumer panels can't check abuses, sewage dumping, profiteering or bonanza for shareholders/execs.
Need real change, not gimmicks.
End privatisation. Let customers/employees elect directors, vote on exec pay.k
Labour’s new powers for water customers are a ‘stitch-up’, say campaigners
Exclusive: Documents reveal water firms have been allowed to advise on how they wish to be held to account
www.theguardian.com
September 7, 2026 at 1:12 PM
UK Govt’s new powers for water customers are a ‘stitch-up’.
Toothless consumer panels can't check abuses, sewage dumping, profiteering or bonanza for shareholders/execs.
Need real change, not gimmicks.
End privatisation. Let customers/employees elect directors, vote on exec pay.k
Toothless consumer panels can't check abuses, sewage dumping, profiteering or bonanza for shareholders/execs.
Need real change, not gimmicks.
End privatisation. Let customers/employees elect directors, vote on exec pay.k
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Signed! Our 🇪🇺🇬🇱🇩🇰 Joint Declaration.
It reflects a clear choice by Greenland to strengthen ties with the EU.
In order to protect its values, freedom and interests.
Europe is making a choice too.
To be more present and more engaged in Greenland and in the Arctic.
It reflects a clear choice by Greenland to strengthen ties with the EU.
In order to protect its values, freedom and interests.
Europe is making a choice too.
To be more present and more engaged in Greenland and in the Arctic.
September 7, 2026 at 12:08 PM
Signed! Our 🇪🇺🇬🇱🇩🇰 Joint Declaration.
It reflects a clear choice by Greenland to strengthen ties with the EU.
In order to protect its values, freedom and interests.
Europe is making a choice too.
To be more present and more engaged in Greenland and in the Arctic.
It reflects a clear choice by Greenland to strengthen ties with the EU.
In order to protect its values, freedom and interests.
Europe is making a choice too.
To be more present and more engaged in Greenland and in the Arctic.
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A woman gets beaten up and assaulted by several people, mostly men for peacefully protesting…MP says ‘oh boo hoo’.
Hundreds of masked men stop normal life, hundreds of police on guard doing nothing and we treat both like they’re normal.
The government needs to get a fucking grip!
Hundreds of masked men stop normal life, hundreds of police on guard doing nothing and we treat both like they’re normal.
The government needs to get a fucking grip!
September 7, 2026 at 7:45 AM
A woman gets beaten up and assaulted by several people, mostly men for peacefully protesting…MP says ‘oh boo hoo’.
Hundreds of masked men stop normal life, hundreds of police on guard doing nothing and we treat both like they’re normal.
The government needs to get a fucking grip!
Hundreds of masked men stop normal life, hundreds of police on guard doing nothing and we treat both like they’re normal.
The government needs to get a fucking grip!
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‘You, Boy!
Get me a walking stick.
I’m off to hit loads of women on the head who disagree with me!’
Get me a walking stick.
I’m off to hit loads of women on the head who disagree with me!’
September 7, 2026 at 7:45 AM
‘You, Boy!
Get me a walking stick.
I’m off to hit loads of women on the head who disagree with me!’
Get me a walking stick.
I’m off to hit loads of women on the head who disagree with me!’
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A shame really because the name of his current constituency is an anagram of a word that perfectly describes him.
September 7, 2026 at 11:35 AM
A shame really because the name of his current constituency is an anagram of a word that perfectly describes him.
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He will be found a ‘safer’ seat prior to any election, but I agree with your second sentence.
September 7, 2026 at 11:33 AM
He will be found a ‘safer’ seat prior to any election, but I agree with your second sentence.
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I cannot wait for Robert Jenrick to lose his seat at the next GE.
He really is a nasty, sinister, misogynistic little Nazi.
He really is a nasty, sinister, misogynistic little Nazi.
September 7, 2026 at 11:28 AM
I cannot wait for Robert Jenrick to lose his seat at the next GE.
He really is a nasty, sinister, misogynistic little Nazi.
He really is a nasty, sinister, misogynistic little Nazi.
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In light of these new allegations about illegal funding, it is my opinion that Nigel Farage should step down as MP for Clacton.
He should then stand again in the by-election and let the people of Clacton decide if he’s guilty or not of breaking electoral law.
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He should then stand again in the by-election and let the people of Clacton decide if he’s guilty or not of breaking electoral law.
😉
September 4, 2026 at 7:39 AM
In light of these new allegations about illegal funding, it is my opinion that Nigel Farage should step down as MP for Clacton.
He should then stand again in the by-election and let the people of Clacton decide if he’s guilty or not of breaking electoral law.
😉
He should then stand again in the by-election and let the people of Clacton decide if he’s guilty or not of breaking electoral law.
😉
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Nigel Farage resigns when he shouldn't, but doesn't resign when he should.
September 4, 2026 at 6:51 AM
Nigel Farage resigns when he shouldn't, but doesn't resign when he should.
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Nigel Farage should face ‘full force’ of law if found guilty of election rules breach – Sir Ed Davey
www.channel4.com/news/nigel-f...
www.channel4.com/news/nigel-f...
Nigel Farage should face ‘full force’ of law if found guilty of election rules breach – Sir Ed Davey
We shared the findings of our investigation with the Electoral Commission, who told us that “information about any potential attempt to evade the controls on donations is for the police to consider.”
www.channel4.com
September 4, 2026 at 3:01 PM
Nigel Farage should face ‘full force’ of law if found guilty of election rules breach – Sir Ed Davey
www.channel4.com/news/nigel-f...
www.channel4.com/news/nigel-f...
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Reform UK's popularity has fallen fast.
👏 From consistently scoring over 30% in polls a year ago, to now scoring just over 20%.
❌ Farage is toxic, and people are starting to see through his grifting.
👏 From consistently scoring over 30% in polls a year ago, to now scoring just over 20%.
❌ Farage is toxic, and people are starting to see through his grifting.
Farage is loved by some but hated by more – now even Reform can see it
In an astonishing admission, Reform’s deputy leader Richard Tice has admitted that the party needs to get the country to
www.independent.co.uk
September 3, 2026 at 1:00 PM
Reform UK's popularity has fallen fast.
👏 From consistently scoring over 30% in polls a year ago, to now scoring just over 20%.
❌ Farage is toxic, and people are starting to see through his grifting.
👏 From consistently scoring over 30% in polls a year ago, to now scoring just over 20%.
❌ Farage is toxic, and people are starting to see through his grifting.
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Farage forces a £250k by election to return to Parliament and now says he won't be there.
What
A
CUNT
What
A
CUNT
September 3, 2026 at 9:36 AM
Farage forces a £250k by election to return to Parliament and now says he won't be there.
What
A
CUNT
What
A
CUNT
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These people always seem to forget that their wages are paid by the taxpayers. Wouldn’t it be nice if all working people in the UK were as well paid as politicians, got as many perks, subsidised restaurants and bars, and had overly generous expenses? “I’m all right, Jack, Conservatism.”
September 2, 2026 at 8:47 AM
These people always seem to forget that their wages are paid by the taxpayers. Wouldn’t it be nice if all working people in the UK were as well paid as politicians, got as many perks, subsidised restaurants and bars, and had overly generous expenses? “I’m all right, Jack, Conservatism.”