@ianandriley.bsky.social
It’s all my own hair….
Another reason to despise the frog faced liar; just in case racism, aligning with Russia, and Brexit isn’t enough
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Polly Toynbee nailing it
We need to challenge ‘tax burden’; it is investment.
we need to challenge tax minimisation
Perhaps a simple presumed level of tax overarching the system - use all the clever tricks but pay a minimum of 45% when you earn over £100k
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Same day. Same plenary session. Same visit to Gill’s office. Same Farage, Same Gill, same wife of sanctioned pro Russian agent.
Six days after the first bribery charge
Why is it that in the modern age people can’t see the simplest answer and instead seek punishment or technology.
People are having a drink and there aren’t enough places to go to the toilet.
So sponsor more toilets near the ground - idiots
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What a refreshing change
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Is it only me that considers these locusts more fitting for passport cancellation than anyone else pursued by the right wing press.
They grifted the public during a worldwide pandemic - f***ing cockroaches
Pop off to another country. With flights paid for by whom?
Don’t spend any time doing your actual job
Slag off the state education system - that you DIDNT attend
What a complete twat
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Is it because directly through her actions we have a decimated industrial landscape, profiteering and failing private run public services and 2m missing council houses?
09.10.2025 13:20 — 👍 16 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0On the anniversary of The Battle of Cable Street, let us remember that the Daily Mail was cheering on Fascists then and continues that proud tradition today.
04.10.2025 18:29 — 👍 514 🔁 204 💬 11 📌 6Presumably orange and foundation are also banned along with;
Wordsoup, illiterate, cock womble
Nothing says you oppose incitement to violence like using your conference to platform someone who urged people to set fire to hotels full of migrants.
04.10.2025 19:54 — 👍 599 🔁 138 💬 13 📌 5Absolute madness.
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Have to disagree with you there ‘Bibi’, treating your neighbours like crap for decades then bombing and starving them leads to radicalisation.
Hopefully we will soon get the chance to see whether I am right when you stop the genocide and proceed to jail
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We all know why Nigel Farage is accusing Labour of inciting violence against him while cutting his security. Because if he didn’t, people might remember to ask him who paid for his house in Clacton and why he hangs around with people who take bribes from Russians.
02.10.2025 17:54 — 👍 1771 🔁 551 💬 55 📌 8Worlds smallest violin required for grifter (sorry Lady Grifter), who trousered £29m during a PANDEMIC and now expects delicacy and respect
Pay back the money - do not pass go, proceed directly to jail
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Snowflake Farage filmed saying the violence is the fault of the Left, threatening to pick up a r🚫fle and
at🚫ack the Government. #ukpolitics
But it won’t stop the Mail or the BBC giving undue prominence to every utterance of the lying toad
02.10.2025 09:07 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0🚨 New YouGov poll: In a head-to-head, Brits pick Starmer over Farage for PM by 45% to 33%. Despite Reform’s rise in vote shares, far more voters still prefer a Starmer premiership. #ukpolitics
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A brilliant synopsis of the man to whom it would appear shit cannot stick. A Teflon mini Trump and his invisible wealthy backing group. Nigel Farage and the petro chem attractions
01.10.2025 17:22 — 👍 2 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0So Farage is not only funded by the same people as Trump; he uses the same scripts ….
He has always been and will always be a grifting, low rent Trump wannabe.
This is massive; i assume that it will be either ignored or accompanied with a ‘how are they going tonpay for it’ message by the normal media channels
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German media seems to be taking more seriously than ours the fact a leading light in the party UK press keeps saying will be next government took bribes from Russia to spout their lies. Maybe it’s because they put NEWS ahead of propaganda
28.09.2025 14:29 — 👍 799 🔁 325 💬 32 📌 12Extraordinary level of blatant lying on the Mail’s front page this morning.
29.09.2025 06:48 — 👍 631 🔁 190 💬 64 📌 7Farage’s Reform UK is wrapped in a global web of dodgy companies, properties, and family-linked shareholders - from London to Tortola, Canada, France, Iran, Kazakhstan. Cash flows through shell firms while Farage grins for bought journos. Brexit hype, money laundering, zero accountability.
28.09.2025 08:10 — 👍 145 🔁 90 💬 12 📌 8As Reform's Nathan Gill admits taking bribes from Russian 'secret service pawn' Oleg Voloshyn, here’s a nice photo of Nigel Farage with Voloshyn’s wife.
26.09.2025 20:44 — 👍 1263 🔁 708 💬 40 📌 33Is the technicality that they are not terrorists - they are musicians??
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CEO-to-worker pay ratio in 1965: 20-1
CEO-to-worker pay ratio in 1990: 75-1
CEO-to-worker pay ratio today: 280-to-1
Trickle-down economics was always a sham.
Nothing has ever trickled down.
Petty, vindictive, small minded and absolutely lacking in class
That’s why the UK by a massive majority think Trump is a wanker
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Borrowed from elsewhere but nails it pretty well
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