Gas price increase has multiplier effect. It increases transportation cost of goods. It raises electricity and natural gas prices. Adverse impact everywhere on consumers. We are left holding the bills and emptier bags every time Trump makes a move.
#TrumpsGasProblem
10.03.2026 01:27 β
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Farage is pitiful.
βI never said thatβ
βA tax cut can be not putting taxes upβ
βI didnβt put it on the leafletsβ
Oh ffs. You said it. You didnβt do it. And now youβre lying and blaming someone else. Same as you always do.
If only our media were significantly better at pointing that out.
09.03.2026 22:27 β
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LIVE Trump says Iran war will be over 'pretty quickly' but US hasn't 'won enough' yet, as Israel launches strikes on Tehran
The US president says he is "more determined than ever to achieve ultimate victory", hours after telling CBS News the war is "very complete, pretty much".
Trump at his golf club having selfies taken.
Crude oil graph showing a 30% rise this month.
Soon as this genius thinks he's "won enough", world can go back to trying to recover from this crisis AND the last one, caused by his previous brilliant idea: tariffs.
Meanwhile, he's at his golf club taking selfies and Congress - only body with the power to stop this - continues to enable him.
09.03.2026 23:20 β
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Much welcomed news!
09.03.2026 20:54 β
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Rachel Reeves has announced that the energy price cap WON'T be raised in April. Clearly Labour have decided to protect consumers and let the energy companies eat the increased costs. π
09.03.2026 20:51 β
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Hilariously Elon Musk himself said in 2022, one of the first things he'd do when he bought it was to get rid of the bots.
Then he added billions more and even verified the bots, and even showed you he was using a racist AI called Grok (MechaHitler) to run the bots heaping endless praise on himself.
09.03.2026 20:29 β
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Action plan launched toβ―build stronger communities
The government is launching a rallying call for action,β―setting out the first steps towards a more connected,β―cohesiveβ―and resilient United Kingdom
Today Labour have launched their social cohsion action plan, called Protecting What Matters, setting out the first steps towards a more connected, cohesive and resilient United Kingdom.
The action plan follows decades of rapidβ―change - technological advancements, demographic change...
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09.03.2026 19:49 β
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Our Labour government is today announceing students and staff at our universities will receive stronger protections against extremism, harassment and intimidation on campus!
They have set out new measures to support universities in keeping students safe and tackle rising tensions...
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09.03.2026 17:32 β
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Public support for US attack on Iran down 10 points since last week. 59% oppose to 25% support. Tory supporters now evenly split. Another Keminaissance triumph.
09.03.2026 17:58 β
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Our PM right. Again.
09.03.2026 18:38 β
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Another day, another Tory frontbencher grandstanding and point scoring rather than showing national unity during this crisis.
Shame on James Cartlidge, especially for being tone deaf on the impact of Tory cuts to the military.
Labour are spending more on defence than we've seen for decades.
09.03.2026 18:44 β
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So Farage couldnβt gain access to the Chagos Islands last week.
This week he couldnβt gain access to Donald Trump.
What a load of air miles heβs clocked up for his donors.
Farage is a complete waste of space. Canβt organise his own visits let alone run a country.
09.03.2026 11:11 β
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π¬π§ Starmer: "This really sad feature, in many ways, of a conflict like this, which is some people will try to use it to divide communities in this country, and tear people apart."
"And we mustn't let that happen."
09.03.2026 11:30 β
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I cannot believe that the Whitehouse says "It doesn't really matter " that Russia is helping Iran target US military personnel. Is there anything, ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING, that Putin can do where Donald Trump will criticise him?
He would rather see US troops die than upset his boss!π‘π‘
09.03.2026 13:07 β
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Among the urgent questions and ministerial statements in the Commons today, there are two of particular note:
Middle East β Economic update (Chancellor of the Exchequer)
Middle East β Defence update (Secretary of State for Defence)
I would estimate now that these won't start before 4pm.
09.03.2026 15:14 β
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Farage made a big song and dance about flying to the US to lobby against our national interest. He wasnβt even given the time of day. Unpatriotic and pathetic.
What happened to the precedent of loyal opposition standing behind UK interests abroad? Farage is undermining them.
09.03.2026 11:12 β
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The jump in gas and heating oil prices is just the start, wait until the "transportation surcharges" start to hit on just about everything.
08.03.2026 21:34 β
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Oh, this one's a classic:
One shoe, two shoe,
Stop blowing up brown children with my fucking healthcare money, you murderous ghouls.
I do not like it in a dump.
I do not like it by a trump.
I do not like it over there.
I do not like it anywhere.
09.03.2026 06:17 β
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Yes exactly. The relationship βcoolingβ implies both sides just arenβt that into it any more.
Not true. Farage remains feverishly passionate about being Trumpβs British poodle. And Trump couldnβt give a shit.
09.03.2026 09:15 β
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Farage is not right wing enough for them.
09.03.2026 08:33 β
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This is the week to get behind our Country. That means getting behind our PM. Whatever your preferences he is the man doing the tough job.
This is our livelihoods and lives itβs not a time for personal favourites. Our country must come together. Blitz mentality required.
09.03.2026 07:55 β
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Genuinely canβt think of a worse way to decide on performanceβ¦
Badenoch thinks βlikesβ from bot farms and algorithmically promoted far-right grifters = public opinion.
Sheβs lost it. And wonβt be able to find her way back to reality or credibility from here.
09.03.2026 08:08 β
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Farage is yesterdayβs man. The Republicans support Yaxley and Lowe. Musk certainly does anyway. bsky.app/profile/rola...
09.03.2026 07:47 β
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Why arenβt they treated as traitors. What would an organisation/person have to do?
09.03.2026 07:43 β
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The entire world π knows it.
And is watching the whole Republican Party support and enable the monster.
09.03.2026 06:27 β
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True. Also, Yaxley is the new man in town. And Musk supports Lowe. I think Farage has really damaged himself over Iran.
09.03.2026 07:36 β
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