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General UK politics VIII - The Last Tory

Nigel Farage snapped at Sky's political editor Beth Rigby “we’re not North Korea, I can’t control it” when pressed on Reform candidates who promised to freeze or cut council tax at the last set of local elections.

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Conservatives
@Conservatives
Only @KemiBadenoch has the backbone to take the tough decisions needed to defend our country
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Remember, do not let them come in contact with water, never let them eat after midnight.

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Did he learn the 'Thumbs Up' sign from a text book?

Can you imagine this lot running the country? "Dear Mr Putin, please don't invade anywhere in August as Mummy and Daddy have promised we can go to Disney Land if I do okay in my mock exams this year"
 
So, he can find Shetland, but not Clacton...

Did they not teach UK geography at Dulwich College?

Perhaps not and that's why he hasn't been there, he can't find it and that's how he wound up in Shetland. They probably only teach the important countries, you know, tax havens for while your grift is running and countries without extradition treaties for if it's rumbled.
 
Darren Grimes
@darrengrimes
🚨 BREAKING: £31 BILLION gone.

OpenAI has just pulled the plug on Stargate UK.

Their reason? Ed Miliband has made British energy so catastrophically expensive that one of the world’s biggest tech giants has walked away.

Keir Starmer stood next to Donald Trump late last year and promised Britain would be an AI superpower.
Ed Miliband just killed it. For UK net zero (0.8% of global emissions). For Greta. For nothing.

£31,000,000,000. Gone
No Dazza, they're pulling out because they're so swimming in debt that they can't raise the money to build the warehouse.

But then again, OpenAI is and always was a scam, so Dazza would love it.
 
James Cleverly🇬🇧
@JamesCleverly
The Labour government is claiming a huge increase in defence spending but actually demanding cuts from our armed forces.

This would be bad enough if we were in a period of geopolitical stability, but we are not. Labour’s actions are unforgivable.
 
James Cleverly🇬🇧
@JamesCleverly
The Labour government is claiming a huge increase in defence spending but actually demanding cuts from our armed forces.

This would be bad enough if we were in a period of geopolitical stability, but we are not. Labour’s actions are unforgivable.

The only war James is fighting is the War on Nominative Determinism.
 

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