
Software developer. Co founder NDL, founder KNX & founder with @minabird Baycloud Systems https://xitter.cf/t.co/pxJP71F7Ee. Labour 🇺🇦 🇪🇺
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Mike O'Neill retweeted
3 people died in the storms
2 of those deaths were known when Reform councillor Boam posted this
The child appears to think that a cheap jube at the Navy and Border Force is more relevant than loss of life
Mike O'Neill retweeted
I've received waves of racism & abuse since my #BHM speech.
A Shadow Minister referred to my "mates overseas" and told me I should "do one"
Who exactly are my mates overseas? 🤔
Today I called out his racially-charged comment. Grateful for Speaker's response 👇🏾
Mike O'Neill retweeted
"AI will cure cancer. AI will solve climate change."
Yes, but...
Next time you hear the bosses of the big AI companies say this to justify the gigantic costs of data centres to power their Large Language Models, bear this video in mind.
In short - it's the wrong type of AI.
Mike O'Neill retweeted
Three down. Three left.
The people have spoken. We have had enough of the chaos, the hatred, the corruption, and the authoritarian idiots who think the world belongs to them.
Orbán, Bolsonaro and Vučić have all been rejected by voters.
Today, Netanyahu could be next. And Trump looks increasingly likely to earn his own big red cross in the midterms.
That leaves Putin.
The rest of us must make sure Moscow gets its red cross too, by giving Ukraine everything it needs to defeat Russia’s imperial ambitions.
The age of «strongmen» is looking a little less strong. And that is a beautiful thing.
Remember when you could wake up in the morning without wondering which country was being threatened, which ally had been insulted, or which international crisis had been manufactured overnight by a man with an oversized ego?
When politics was often boring, diplomacy happened behind closed doors, and world leaders generally tried to solve problems instead of creating three new ones before breakfast?
It wasn’t a perfect world. Far from it. But there was a certain peace in not having to listen to angry old men demanding the world’s attention every single day.
Imagine getting that peace back. Imagine a world where the morning news is about progress, discoveries and possibilities, rather than the latest threats, lies and tantrums.
We deserve that world again.
Mike O'Neill retweeted
Norway is one of the most democratic and prosperous countries on Earth.
Free health care
Free college
Strong democracy
Free press
Trump says “Norway sucks” and is a “shithouse country” because it won’t give him the Nobel Prize.
Insane. We have a mentally unbalanced president.
Mike O'Neill retweeted
When Ted Turner asked Carl Sagan whether he was a socialist, Sagan offered an answer that captures the true meaning of a civilized society.
Mike O'Neill retweeted
The rewriting of 2016 needs challenging.
❌ The referendum ballot did NOT ask: “Should Britain end freedom of movement?”
It asked whether Britain should remain in or leave the EU.
Nothing about leaving the Single Market.
Nothing about the customs union.
Nothing about ending free movement.
And during the referendum prominent Brexit campaigners openly cited Norway and Switzerland as models for Britain outside the EU.
🇳🇴 Norway is in the Single Market and accepts free movement.
The Leave coalition contained several completely different versions of Brexit. The public was never asked to choose between them.
So it is simply not accurate to retrospectively turn 17.4 million Leave votes into 17.4 million votes specifically against free movement.
That interpretation came afterwards.
And if Britain is now deciding what relationship it wants with Europe, voters are perfectly entitled to decide again with the actual choices made explicit.
Replying to @Femi_sorry
7⃣ Nigel Farage passionately defended the idea that we could be like Norway, a Single Market country, in 2016.
Mike O'Neill retweeted
How solar power is quietly becoming bigger than nuclear
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Mike O'Neill retweeted
‘Weak leadership combined with ideological capture, perceived prestige for the organisation, and fear had all led to children being harmed.’
Gender ideology has spread like wildfire through the NHS. The casualties: kids and whistleblowers.
Free to read.
thetimes.com/uk/healthcare/a…
Mike O'Neill retweeted
Translated: Unfavorable Media coverage of AI could expose the fact that Anthropic is in debt by at least $542 billion in non-cancellable cloud infrastructure commitments to Amazon and Google. Anthropic must pay regardless of whether they use the compute or not.
Anthropic Warns in IPO Filing That Unfavorable Media Coverage of AI Could "Adversely Affect" Its Business hollywoodreporter.com/busine…
Mike O'Neill retweeted
We celebrate Lula's re-election not because Lula is a friend of Ukraine - he clearly isn't - but as a victory against the far right, against authoritarianism and against Trump.
Sending warm greetings to left-wing and labour movement forces in Brazil that have stood with Ukraine
Mike O'Neill retweeted
The Conviction of Estonia’s ‘Lord Haw-Haw’ Links Russian Intelligence to Moscow’s Interference on Brexit
A ‘diplomat’ who launched the ‘Conservative Friends of Russia’ group has now been identified as a Russian intelligence officer involved in an attempted European disinformation campaign
bylinetimes.com/2026/10/26/t…
Mike O'Neill retweeted
Tous ceux qui banalisent le racisme, qui nourrissent une atmosphère raciste et xénophobe dans le pays ont une lourde responsabilité.
Parfois, les mots tuent.
Mike O'Neill retweeted
Burnham is teeing it up for a manifesto commitment - and that’s the right way to do it.
BREAKING: "I will never move ahead of the British public when it comes to Brexit."
The PM has ruled out re-joining the EU within 'this parliament', but he would 'like' to see the UK return in his lifetime.
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Mike O'Neill retweeted
• Right to live, work, study, retire in 30+ countries
• Friction-free artist touring
• 40 million pieces of paperwork per annum ditched
• Mutual recognition of qualifications
• Reliable multi-annual regional funding
• A say on the rules our exporters already follow
Mike O'Neill retweeted
Farage touchy on the Brexit question.
He points to US GDP growth. The US has *so many* huge problems (not just its colossal debt) brewing, that that GDP level and recent growth are powered by dangerous borrowing and speculation.
I’d feel economically safer in the EU than US.
Nigel Farage says, "the opportunities of Brexit have not been delivered."
Sky's @serenabarksing questions the Reform UK leader on the impacts of Brexit.
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