Psychology, gardening, cricket, football, Peru, Transpersonal, hoarding, music, politics, poetry. Dangerously liberal.

Nottingham, England
Joined April 2009
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Whoever created this deserves an oscar.
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Replying to @intothefuture45
The hilarious thing is - the LibDems getting their knickers in a twist about their low poll ratings but they only need to poll around 10% to retain most of their current seats
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This absolutely wins hands down
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Jason Arday's marathon challenge and other claims found to be true after his death middleeasteye.net/news/jason…
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The claims have not been found to true. Arday claimed to have played professionally for Crystal Palace U18, for which there is no record. Marathon articles report on claimed final 6/30 without evidence, and make no mention of alleged fractured leg in final 9 marathons. theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/a… yourlocalguardian.co.uk/news/8331133.c… theguardian.com/education/ng-i…
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"What a complete and utter disgrace today." The FC crew reacts the Argentina's performance vs. Spain in the World Cup final ✍️
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Nigel Farage on Javier Milei(President Argentina): He(Milei) is amazing... & I've really, really got my fingers crossed for him & Argentina... & i'm beginning to think about buying Argentinian bonds...."
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Should billionaires be allowed to subsidise MPs wages?
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'Total Eclipse of Djed Spence' live on Sky Sports News! 🎶🎸
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Harry Enfield's funniest creation. Norbert Smith - A Life. I dont know if it's been repeated much since it aired.
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Tony Blair is like Herpes. You think you have seen the last of him. Then, at times of national stress, he pops up again, saying, "Listen to me." All it takes is someone to use the equivalent of a good antiviral and say "Weapons Of Mass Destruction", and he is gone again.
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Comedy palate cleanser. Robert Jenrick about to grandstand but reminded of his defection from one party to another this year is gold. The timing. First line great. Second line superb but crowd not recovered from the first to fully appreciate it 😊
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He is so gloriously embarrassing.
🤣 LMAO The time Rob Jenrick was teeing up for a big philosophical rhetoric in the oldest Parliament in the world. But the universe had other plans for him 👇
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This is deeply silly and very, very funny.
I’ve decided that I’ll only feature videos of Farage in my content with voice modification, like the BBC did with Sinn Fein in the 90s, to avoid giving them the oxygen of publicity or an illusion of credibility.
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Extraordinary allegations from @benhabib6 !! Ben Habib alleges that Nigel Farage & Boris Johnson were paid £1m each by Christopher Harborne to essentially rig the election in favour of Johnson. He also claims the undeclared £5m "gift" Farage received in 2024 from Harborne was payment for Farage to take over as party leader of Reform UK and stand in Clacton.
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Serious allegations @benhabib6 Farage and Johnson allegedly paid £1m to rig 2019 election. £5m bung to Farage in 2024 was allegedly payment to win Clacton and lead Reform: Murky Brexit deals that helped sell lies and left Britain dangerously exposed.
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It began with Cameron's reaction to UKIP, EU referendum in manifesto. A mechanism to divide. The demise of the Tory Party, the container for the far right, was released in Reform. Osborne's Austerity hit the working-class, made them resentful, Farage mobilised-blame migrants.
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