Michael Brandon

Yep.
"We had a general election, the people decided, so there's no need to have another one."
The right to change our minds, and make changes, is the very essence of democracy.

Allo John!

A fabulous line up!

I haven't forgotten who you chose to work with in 2010.

Wow. A brave man.

Let's stop calling it a red-top and start calling it a black-shirt.

Don't forget the Russian rubles.

Gestapo.
Paid bonuses for random arrests.

After the attack on the Manchester synagogue, Gary Neville posted some thoughts on the flags being put up across the country by the far-right to mark their territory and intimidate minorities.

Yep, the same comedians who complain about 'cancel culture', getting down and dirty for money.

Ooh... should I take the bait?

Zia Yusuf knows less about his own party than I do.

Gill is not some rando who once met Nigel.

Gill was Reform Leader in Wales and a close ally of Nigel Farage for over a decade before that across two other political parties. This is not something that can just be brushed away.

Waddling Gestapo.
He had donuts in his basket.

To a turkey, that's just common sense Christmas.

'...police were keeping an open mind about the motive.'
For fucks sake!

Imagine answering "Don't know" when asked about procrastination.

Do you mean Newcastle-upon-Tyne? Just got back from the counter-demo. They were outnumbered and seen off with their tails between their legs.
No pasaran! ✊️

It'll never catch on...

This Saturday... Stand up to racism.

Someone told him there was a McDonalds at the top and he kept on going. What a trooper!

Remember what we fought against in WWII. Stop the far right in Newcastle.

An editorial conga ......🕺🕺💃🕺💃💃🕺💃

Went to Colombia? For a short holiday?
Yeah, right.

US Gestapo.

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A 'quiet break' in Colombia? Obviously the hotels in Belarus were fully booked.

Should I vote for the hypnotist?
I'm worried I'll vote green and start barking on all fours.

The red carpet for a suspected paedophile...

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