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Nigel Farage rules out politicians moving to a four day week. 'Increasing my working week by three days is untenable' the fag ash fuhrer told a source familiar with these things.

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🇺🇸🛰️🇺🇦 Elon Musk’s $445 Million Political Gamble: Desperation, Ukraine And The MAGA Trap Elon Musk accuses Ukrainians of enriching themselves with Western aid and suggests US taxpayer money is laundered back into American political campaigns. That’s a hell of an accusation from a man reportedly putting over $445 MILLION into Republican politics this election cycle, including $76 MILLION in early October. Is Musk exposing corruption, or projecting his own political and financial interests onto everyone else? Let’s get something fucking straight. Ukraine didn’t invade Russia. Russia invaded Ukraine. Ukrainians are defending their country, families, and right to exist. Yes, Ukraine has corruption, definitely not bigger than Russia and in Trump administration. Its own anticorruption agencies, NABU and SAPO, investigated the Energoatom scandal, Operation Midas, exposed in 2025. Officials faced allegations and detention; some suspects fled. Zelensky has not been publicly charged in that case. Even Grok acknowledged that distinction after I challenged it. And Musk’s allegation that Ukrainian aid funded US political campaigns? Where are the transactions? Which politicians? That investigation doesn’t prove his US election claim. Meanwhile, reports put Musk’s contributions to a Republican super PAC supporting Ken Paxton’s Texas Senate effort at $158 MILLION. Texas is central to his empire: SpaceX’s Starbase and Tesla’s headquarters are there. Apparently, only other people’s financial incentives deserve scrutiny. Here’s my hypothesis: Musk looks increasingly desperate as the midterms approach. He’s tied his reputation, influence and businesses to Trump and MAGA. A Democratic House could bring investigations, subpoenas, hearings and scrutiny of government contracts. Not automatic arrests or collapse, but headaches for companies tied to government. I can’t prove panic, but it also seems like it. His spending and escalating accusations make me suspect it. And I suspect another possibility: Trump and his circle may have Musk psychologically hooked, almost like a mafia style relationship with someone who is not fully their own. Once somebody believes they’re on the hook, they may feel trapped even without real blackmail material. As a neurodivergent person myself, I know how difficult manipulation can be to recognize. His autism alone proves nothing about susceptibility. I have no evidence Trump is blackmailing him, but sometimes it’s feels like it. My point is that perceived leverage can sometimes work like real leverage. Or he may believe his claims or be calculating. Several explanations can coexist. Poland’s foreign minister Radosław Sikorski, who has repeatedly clashed with Musk, pointed out that Europeans pay for American weapons supplied to Ukraine, benefiting US companies, and warned that politicizing products damages Musk’s brand. Europe has reasons to develop alternatives to Starlink. Technology still needs customers and trust. And look at the voters: an October 19–20 Economist/YouGov poll found sympathy for Ukraine versus Russia at 82% to 1% among Democrats, 64% to 4% among Independents, and 52% to 4% among Republicans. That’s sympathy, not a vote on military aid. Even Republicans sympathize far more with Ukraine than Russia. I’ve said it before: I believe Musk thought he could RIDE TO THE STARS ON MAGA’S BACK, using political power to advance his technological ambitions. What if the alliance has become a dependency? What if the man trying to use politics for business has made his businesses vulnerable to politics? Even MAGA retaining power won’t guarantee European or even American customers or permanent public trust. Musk can correct a rocket’s trajectory. Can he recognize when his own political trajectory is heading toward disaster? Being a successful entrepreneur, businessman, or even the richest man in the world absolutely doesn’t mean you’re successful at being a damn good human being.

"It seems to me that a decision has been made to replace doctors and to remove distinctions between doctors and other professions. It's no coincidence that the NHS continues to struggle with efficiency, productivity, and safety problems while we progress further towards a blended workforce without the necessary training supervision or regulation." Via @bmj_latest bmj.com/content/393/bmj-2026…

Trump has decided to hold me—rather than Putin—responsible for all the problems. He claims to his supporters that diesel prices in America are rising because of us, — Zelenskyy. I find it wrong and unacceptable that Trump blames me for Russian aggression and the crimes committed by Russia. He is distorting the context, and that is unfair. In my view, this is merely an attempt to divert attention from the situation in Iran and events in the Middle East. The Strait of Hormuz is blocked—that is the true core of the problem. Yet, all of this is being pinned on us, and I, as head of state, am being made a target.