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One of the men in this picture is a politician currently serving 10 and a half years in prison for accepting Russian bribes. The other was his boss and doesn't think there's evidence of Russia interfering in UK politics.
Andy Ecelsonš“āā ļø retweeted
Defrauded the UK taxpayer out of £120m
Not in prison
Never been prosecuted
Never paid back a penny
Still a peer
There's your two tier justice system
Andy Ecelsonš“āā ļø retweeted
If we rally want to cut down on scroungers.
We could stop paying you £371 a day to turn up at The House of Lords.
You wouldn't be missed... as you appear to spend most of that time peddling mistruths and downright lies on Twitter.
I know a few retired couples who have worked really hard & paid taxes all their lives. Not wealthy, who own just regular 2 bed semis or a small bungalow. They go to Spain during the winter months to save on crazy electricity, gas & food bills. Because ours are unaffordable on a pension. And because they can get outdoors in better weather. Are Labour going to steal their houses? We become more Stalin like every single day under this horrid government. If you want to see a government thatās killed more of its own people look to a communist one. I loath the politics of greed & envy. Itās self destructive & ultimately corrupt. As those in charge are never equal to those they control! The rules donāt apply to them.
Andy Ecelsonš“āā ļø retweeted
Reform: retrospectively changing the rules is outrageous
Also Reform: we are going to retrospectively remove the right of millions of people to stay in this country
bbc.co.uk/news/live/cre30znyā¦
Andy Ecelsonš“āā ļø retweeted
As the Sunday Times breaks the news that Reformās bank froze its account during the General Election 2024 - likely because money laundering red flags were triggered- one has to ask again why have we had to wait ten fucking years for the authorities and most of the press seriously to scrutinise Nigel Farage ?
NEW: A convicted money launderer has operated at the highest level of UK politics for a decade. Why? Because Farage has enjoyed almost total impunity from the UK press.
In my new piece for @thenerve_news, I expose the decade of denial thatās enabled him to act with impunity
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āWe shall have a dictatorship without tears, a kind of painless concentration camp⦠where people will love their servitude.ā
Aldous Huxley (Brave New World), in 1961 - he could well have been talking about the Britain envisaged by Jenrick and Farage.
Andy Ecelsonš“āā ļø retweeted
One of my longest-standing arguments is that we are not living in Orwellās 1984, where truth is centrally suppressed and censored by force (thatās former communist societies, modern-day China, Russia, North Korea).
We are living in something much closer to Huxleyās Brave New World.
The truth is not hidden - it is almost always readily available. But it is buried beneath an industrial quantity of noise: propaganda, outrage, half-truths, conspiracy theories, influencer theatre, algorithmic rage bait and an endless stream of content designed not to inform us, but to keep us emotionally stimulated.
The modern information system does not need to censor the truth when it can simply drown it in noise.
A fact no longer has to be disproven - it only has to be surrounded by a hundred competing claims, stripped of context and nuance, turned into partisan ammunition and pushed into the same feed as celebrity gossip, memes and 15 second videos engineered to deliver the fastest possible dopamine hit. By the time the truth reaches us, it appears as just another piece of content competing for our attention.
That is the more sophisticated form of control: not preventing people from knowing, but exhausting their capacity to care.
Orwell feared a world in which people would be deprived of information. Huxley feared a world in which they would be given so much distraction, stimulation and triviality that they would lose the desire to seek it.
The defining struggle of our age is therefore not simply between truth and censorship, but between truth and indifference.
Andy Ecelsonš“āā ļø retweeted
Replying to @Gabriel_Pogrund
Gabriel, I am grateful for your work on this story. It is a vital piece of the puzzle that brings us closer to the truth.
However, many independent journalists who have been working on this for years are watching your sudden success with deep irony.
They are asking themselves what they did wrong. While they spent a decade uncovering these truths from the tireless work of @carolecadwalla and @peterjukes to the sharp investigations of @OneFinanceGuy, @nw_nicholas or @donmcgowan and many others, they were met with silence and isolation.
Now, it appears you and The Sunday Times are being hailed as the best journalists in the world for reporting what they have known, documented, and faced ridicule for so long.
As a citizen who has followed these independent voices for over a decade, I am compelled to ask a difficult question.
These journalists have been exposing the connections between @Nigel_Farage , the criminal underworld, US billionaires, the Epstein files, Trump, and Bannon for years.
They did not just face silence, they were actively gaslighted and portrayed as conspiracy theorists while holding onto hard, verifiable evidence.
The mainstream media did not just remain silent, they worked to conceal these facts and actively prevented the truth from reaching the public.
One must ask: if they were so deeply complicit in suppressing the truth for so long, are they not also part of the very circle they now report on?
Furthermore, Gabriel, I have a direct question for you: do you plan to investigate the role of Palantir and the situation in Cambridge?
These are key players who have surrounded Farage and were involved in recruiting for the Reform Party.
Why has this been kept in the dark?
Why is it that the mainstream media, which ignored and suppressed these findings for so long, has suddenly decided that this story is worth telling?
Was it the evidence itself, or did it simply take a green light from institutional authorities and media moguls like Murdoch for this narrative to become acceptable?
Let us be honest: a media mogul like Murdoch does not turn on a political asset like Farage unless there is a strategic shift.
If you try to tell me this is purely a matter of journalistic integrity and a commitment to the truth, please, do not make me laugh.
It is time to open the conversation about the true cost of Brexit. We see the results clearly now: the deliberate strategic goal to isolate the UK from the EU, particularly regarding our defence strategy.
It is time to hold accountable not only those who funded Farage and the Brexit campaign, but also those in the media and our institutions who not only remained silent but actively covered up these facts for ten years while the public was misled.
We must demand to know why it took so long for the truth to be treated with the seriousness it deserved, and who will answer for a decade of complicit silence.
Perhaps the @CountBinface could grace us with an answer, provided he can find his way out of the shadows to enlighten the British public.
#ReformUK #NigelFarage #Journalism #Accountability #Brexit #TheSundayTimes #TruthMatters #BylineTimes #TheNerve #PublicInterest #Transparency
Andy Ecelsonš“āā ļø retweeted
Rather than a General Election, I think I'd favour a full investigation into Nigel Farage's finances.
Andy Ecelsonš“āā ļø retweeted
I demand you have a fight to the death with a large grizzly bear with anger management issues
Andy Ecelsonš“āā ļø retweeted
People are calling Sarah Pochin āKu Klux Nanā and Iām personally absolutely fucking living for it.
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You might think this looks like a good news story that should cheer everyone up amid all the terrible stuff that happens in this world, but you'd be wrong.
Just read the torrent of angry responses by anti-vaccine activists in the replies.
Cervical cancer deaths fall to zero in young women given vaccine bbc.in/4ovjOLq
Andy Ecelsonš“āā ļø retweeted
Anyone still following this disinformation account or liking any of its tweets is either stupid or gullible. Which is it?
šØNEW: Green party-led Bristol city council has banned residents from flying the England flag during the World Cup because its "making migrants feel uncomfortable"
[@LBC]
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The fact that your government has made it illegal for me to answer yes is a damning testament to your flagrant disregard for civil liberties.
This may be targeted at those taking action against the genocide, but it sets a very dangerous precedent that puts everyone at risk.
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Excellent news for Britain. He's a shit-stirring gobshite.
Sir Trevor Phillips will be leaving Sky News this summer to take up a new role in the US.
Executive Chairman @davidgrayrhodes said: "Sir Trevor Phillips has brought audiences insightful conversations every Sunday - at Sky News weāre grateful for all that he has contributed.
I know Trevor will bring the best of that to America with this exciting new opportunity. We wish him every success"
Fancy being described as "a snivelling know all" by a cunt like Harry Cole.
Replying to @MrHarryCole
Heās encouraging pogroms on the streets of the UK. Maybe itās time you showed some of the patriotism you so often lecture the rest of us about.
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Just in case you werenāt aware, the so called āpatriotsā are now calling Henry Nowakās sister a āmud shark race traitorā because she has a mixed race child.
The āprotestsā in Southampton arenāt about his death.
Theyāre about rabid racism and male violence.































