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Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
In March, Richard Tice said that if Reform were in power “we would be helping the Americans and the Israelis in any way they saw appropriate”.
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
"I love Judaism and I love the Jewish people.
AIPAC and Israel are not the same as Judaism
The most dangerous thing is expanding antisemitism to include criticism of Israel"
- Abdul El-Sayed Michigan Senator
Absolutely Correct!
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
This is wild 🔥
JD Vance 🇺🇸: "We underestimated Iran and spent $30 billion on the war. As a result, we lost the election."
Obama 🇺🇸: "All this to stop a nuke that didn’t exist and to open a Strait that wasn’t closed. What a loser." 🔥
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
It’s really very simple, Eylon.
Normal people don’t enjoy shooting kids in the head.
Or burning toddlers alive.
So accordingly they’ve gone off Israel in a big way.
PS: One day you’re going to end up in prison
It is absolutely demented that one of the reasons Republicans believe they lost the election is because voters wanted “change our relationship to Israel.”
Not because that might not be true, but because America’s strategic partnership with a loyal democratic ally like Israel should not be a subject of political obsession. Especially not when it is the only ally fighting wing to wing with American forces.
We are not the cause of any of your problems. It is impossible to separate any of this from the multi billion dollar disinformation war waged by adversaries of the West to separate America from its ally—and from a history of scapegoating.
Nothing about this present psychotic moment makes sense outside those two contexts.
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
These pictures of Reform councillor George David Madgwick posing alongside Nigel Farage, Robert Jenrick, Suella Braverman, Zia Yusuf and Laila Cunningham were taken after his arrest.
He has now been charged with 35 offences, including rape and offences involving indecent images of children.
The question is why he was still being paraded alongside the party's most senior figures after his arrest?
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
8:00 AM: 🇺🇸Vance: "We started war to save America. No one can defeat us."
2:00 PM: 🇺🇸Vance: "War has no consequences on election. Trump is very popular. We are winning this."
4:00 PM: 🇺🇸Vance: "We lost the election due to war."
Believe me, he said all of this in one day.
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
Laura Kuenssberg out & about promoting her book
Will #GMB ask her about the time when, as the BBCs political editor, she deliberately mispresented Corbyns views on shoot to kill in order to smear him & why she thinks she wasn't sacked for lying?
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
This is amazing. Look at CNN immediately trying to get the other Democrats to turn on @AbdulElSayed. Isn't the more logical question whether he'll stand up to Schumer who is not a populist like him? CNN trying to sheepherd all Democrats back into compliance in front of our eyes.
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
Is Nancy Mace’s biggest problem her bigotry or her ignorance? Tough one.
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
JD Vance is beginning the project to launder himself as the epic based anti-war candidate, and his best friend Tucker Carlson will be a key asset in that project. He will use his pseudo-radical status he built up over the past year to promote Vance as the epic anti-war, anti-Israel candidate. In reality JD Vance is the creation of Peter CIA-Mossad asset Thiel (also good friends with Tucker Carlson and his clique like Darryl Cooper), and their project has always been to pretend their Republican candidates are not the same as the Republicans of old, as George Bush and his neocons. Instead, they are based nationalist Republicans, they are America First Republicans, they are isolationist, they don't like foreign wars, they don't like Israel, they're just red-blooded epic Americans who love America and Americans and white Americans especially.
Trump was their main vehicle for this but now he's worn out and done. They rode him into the Iran war, their cherished prize dream for decades, and he's now totally useless to them, a lame duck who is termed out. They need their next candidate, and Vance is their choice.
Every single thing Tucker Carlson has done over the past year on Israel will be an asset he will use to make sure this new project will work and convince enough people that it's genuine.
Vance's elevation means the continuation of Zionist Jewish supremacist hegemony on the Republican conservative side of the political spectrum.
Meanwhile on the Democrat liberal side they will anoint Jon Ossoff. He is their chosen one. He too will start making more Israel critical noises, but always staying safely within the J-Street proscribed lines. And they will find people like Tucker to launder him too to the base. People with credibility. You will soon see them appear and start laundering and promoting him, to ensure Zionist Jewish supremacist hegemony remains intact on that side of the spectrum too.
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
Zack Polanski, "If you appease the right, like on immigration, they just go further and further"
ZP then talks about the impact of social media on national dialogue, including why he dislikes Twitter but explains why he stays.
ZP calls out Lisa Nandy who left Twitter despite being the person in charge of regulating Twitter choosing not to regulate it
Finally ZP shares a conversation he had with a man in Clacton who said, "Until we spend money on our community, how can you tell me that we are going to welcome other people here" - referencing years of underinvestment by the Conservative government with austerity.
ZP ends, "We always have to come from a place with love and compassion, but more importantly, to listen"
My view:
The danger in chasing the right’s agenda is that it shifts the argument on to their terms: migrants become the explanation for problems that years of political choices helped create.
People are entitled to be angry about neglected services and struggling communities.
But that anger deserves answers and investment, not a convenient scapegoat.
As the minister responsible for digital and media policy, Lisa Nandy's decision to leave Twitter still raises a fair question: how can politicians challenge the platforms shaping public debate if they won't regulate it, and instead withdraw from it?
Listening with compassion means taking people’s concerns seriously without letting politicians redirect them towards blame.
If communities feel abandoned, the answer is to address that abandonment - and to make sure people who arrive here are treated with dignity too.
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
This is sooooo embarrassing for you!
1) English is an official working language in Pakistan
2) Article 251 of Pakistan's constitution explicitly permits English for official purposes
3) Pakistani politicians routinely address supporters in English
OOOOOOPS!
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
Almost 70,000 people have signed our petition for a public inquiry into Britain’s complicity in genocide.
Let’s get it to 100,000 to force a debate. Sign here: petition.parliament.uk/petit…
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
Hi @SuellaBraverman, any comment?
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
So fucking glad I saved this nonsense. 😭
@GuntherEagleman is a fucking moron.
Stefan Bednarczyk💙 retweeted
Farage lives in an imaginary bubble. He's completely out of touch, and every single one of his predictions has been wrong.





























