Tour guide, extremist Europhile, world traveller, parle francais, habla espanol, fan de Miraculous, cat lover, writer
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Robert Sissons retweeted
The horror we're living in is a choice.
Trump CHOSE to attack Iran.
Trump CHOSE to lie about Iran's WMD.
Trump CHOSE to put tariffs on US companies.
Trump CHOSE to hide the Epstein files.
Trump CHOSE to hire unqualified dipshits.
Trump CHOSE to stab our allies in the back.
Trump CHOSE to create a personal masked army that shoots citizens and beats up women.
Trump CHOSE to cause insane gas and food prices.
Trump CHOSE to divide America.
Trump CHOSE to use the presidency as a side quest to make $2.2 billion.
Trump CHOSE to make us suffer.
But now it's our turn. Now we CHOOSE.
Vote.
Robert Sissons retweeted
This woman, @KatiePhang, has been working 24/7 to bring us the FBI notes that PROVE Trump raped a young girl.
Can you take a second to thank Mrs. Phang for her service?
Robert Sissons retweeted
Apparently, because it’s raining, I have abandoned my outdoor duties.
Naturally, I’ve decided to take up a position in Ticket Sales.
Robert Sissons retweeted
Demand accountability, America! In several states, people are reporting voting machines changing their selections from Democrat to Republican! They have to try 3 or 4 times to get it right! Trump posted that every Democrat vote equals 3 Republican votes! Are those machines registering this as 3 Republican votes and 1 Democrat vote? What the fuck is going on? These machines need to be seized! This needs to be immediately investigated! This is only early voting! It's exactly what will happen on Election Day! Trump, Musk, and the GOP are rigging the Midterms in plain sight!
Robert Sissons retweeted
Freedom of Movement could be just the pill we need to make things better again
#VoicesofLostFOM #SaveFOM
@savefom
Robert Sissons retweeted
Shall we do our best today to piss of gammon, nonce bonnets and the entire far right today?
Here is my entry!! 👇👇👇
Robert Sissons retweeted
Foreigners are always asking, "why is it so hard for America to remove Trump"? I'll tell you why. It's because the entire GOP is fully corrupted and has consistently backed him, and the entire Democratic party has allowed this 10-year coup to continue. They collectively decided not to contest the rigged 2016 and 2024 elections, even when there was substantial proof in 2024. It was rigged not only for Trump, but for some GOP members of Congress. This gave them the majority. Also, during his first administration, Trump installed loyalists in the Supreme Court. They are also the majority. When Biden held the Presidency and Democrats controlled the Senate, they allowed Trump and his cronies to continue their crime spree. Trump was even allowed to run again after being convicted of 34 felonies. Now, none in the Democratic Party will even admit that the prior elections were stolen. And it's happening again, right before our eyes.
Robert Sissons retweeted
Wir haben Polen wieder.
Wir haben Ungarn wieder.
Wir haben Serbien wieder.
Brasilien bleibt stabil.
Nächste Woche fällt Netanjahu und die Woche drauf kriegt Trump auf den Sack.
Rechts-Aussen geht die Luft aus. Gut.
Robert Sissons retweeted
Norway is a jewel 🇳🇴
I won't even bother listing its breathtaking landscapes, its Viking heritage, its extraordinary medieval stave churches, or its centuries-old wooden architecture.
You have to be delusional and ignorant to question Norway's beauty.
Norway all the way. 🇳🇴❤️
Robert Sissons retweeted
I was pleased (and a little amazed) when Brazil got rid of the elder Jair Bolsonaro in 2022 AND held him to account in 2025. I was more recently pleased (and very much amazed) when Hungary got rid of Orban.
And yesterday, Lula and the Brazilian people didn’t just beat the younger Bolsonaro - they helped beat down the efforts to undo the accountability levied upon his father and to rewrite the truth. This is what Brazil deserves to celebrate, and the free world is grateful.
In so doing, it shines a brighter light on other criminals who would escape accountability by rewriting and obfuscating truth - notably Trump and Netanyahu.
And it isn't just a defeat of a despot; it's a come-uppance for the unholy amplifiers, parasitic power brokers, grifting opportunists, addictive algorithms and the billionaire Dark Money contingent that are f*cking up our planet in the name of power and profit.
The People rose up, used their collective power and voice, and exposed the fact that the delusional disinformation of dictators CAN be defeated.
It will happen here, too; I'm glad to be around for it.
Robert Sissons retweeted
Who else agrees that Trump's exit from the White House can't come soon enough?
Who's with me? ✋
Robert Sissons retweeted
They're just pawns in the rich people's game. Expendable. Fodder. It's a numbers game and they've not been vetted. Farage has just thrown dozens of them at the wall to see who sticks but it's all unravelling fast.
Robert Sissons retweeted
⏰ For six years since Britain left the Single Market, I’ve been waiting for a Prime Minister prepared to explain why we may have to go back in.
Because of food security, energy security, investment, supply chains and national resilience.
You cannot build a serious food-security strategy while putting permanent barriers between Britain and its largest neighbouring food market.
You cannot talk about sovereignty while becoming more dependent on fragile global supply chains for food, fuel and fertiliser.
And you cannot repair Brexit properly while refusing even to discuss the obligations that come with deeper European integration.
At last we have a Prime Minister @andyburnham prepared to start giving the country some of the hard truths 👏
This conversation is long overdue.
Robert Sissons retweeted
Freedom of Movement didn't just allow Europeans to come to Britain.
It allowed British entrepreneurs to start businesses across Europe too.
British workers could follow opportunities. British firms could recruit expertise.
Why discuss only arrivals when it worked both ways?
Robert Sissons retweeted
What an extraordinary night for democracy!
In Brazil, Lula has defeated the far right in a dramatic electoral comeback.
In Serbia, a student-led movement has toppled Vučić’s authoritarian government after nearly two years of protests.
Two countries, thousands of miles apart, have delivered enormous blows to the nationalist right.
A powerful reminder of what ordinary people can achieve when they organise and refuse to give up.
Next up, it’s America’s turn.
