I want to make this as clear as possible; • All of these people are in emails from Epstein: — Nigel Farage — Donald Trump — Steve Bannon — Vladimir Putin • There are others connected to them named too. • All are Brexit protagonists, and beneficiaries. • All are part of the same clandestine network.

Reform UK Party Ltd comment: "Nigel Farage has never been in a meeting with Steve Bannon, Jacob Rees-Mogg and Boris Johnson." 1. Specific wording that may be true, but Farage did meet Bannon, and so did the others individually. 2. Since when are we believing anything Farage or his people say?

Just some British patriots in Benidorm, taking over a street in Spain to shout in their own language about unwanted foreigners. It’s a blessing that they are too thick to understand irony.

Farage, Boris Johnson & Rees-Mogg apparently plotting assaults on UK democracy with Bannon, who was reporting back to Epstein. Nothing to see here, newspaper folk… www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

A whole year earlier, messages were exchanged between Bannon and Epstein about Brexit mentioning Farage, and a few other Tories who had “no balls”.

‘he [Steve Bannon] spoke at the Oxford Union, Bannon texted Epstein: "I've gotten pulled into the Brexit thing this morning with Nigel, Boris and Rees Mogg." Other emails released show Epstein was interested Brexit, and that he had been talking to the Russians about Trump.

The mainstream media — an integral part of the ‘fifth column’ — chooses what people talk about, and what they get angry about. It is in its interests to beat down Labour and promote Farage, because he is one of them.

‘Using almost a decade of data since the referendum… estimates suggest that by 2025, Brexit had reduced UK GDP by 6% to 8% with the impact accumulating gradually over time.’ Farage, the Tories, and Putin did this. Yet the media want people to be angry at Labour for not breaking their manifesto.

What would bring Farage & Co. down? Thoughts welcome.

The British media: Bad news, everyone — Rachel Reeves may break Labour’s manifesto. Bad news, everyone — Rachel Reeves may not break Labour’s manifesto.

'Don't tell me you don't want to be out on strike - because that is exactly where you are. Own it.' As resident doctors walk out again, Wes Streeting calls out the 'reprehensible and cartel-like behaviour' of their union.

Why did Labour’s Renters’ Rights Act ending no-fault evictions helping 11 million people get minimal media attention? Easy… 1. The rich who control the media have property portfolios. 2. It shows Labour materially helping people. 3. It's not gossip. The mainstream media doesn't serve the public.

Highly recommend Empire with David Olusoga — a proper Reithian programme.

I was delighted to join the Prime Minister to launch the new Office for the Impact Economy in the Cabinet Office this week. We’ll be working with philanthropists, charities and impact investors to deliver on the promise of change.

'We've got photographs of you, your wife, him, and his girlfriend!' @mrjamesob.bsky.social asks why Donald Trump campaigned on a promise to release the Epstein files that 'he is now so desperate to keep secret'.

Children’s TV nowadays? ‘Sooty, Sweep & Robby’ is my 4 year old granddaughter’s favourite programme. She loves Sooty’s magic tricks, Sweep’s stupid jokes and Robby’s really silly speeches. 😊

What’s the difference between Mike Graham and Nick Ferrari? Style of glasses, and Ferrari still has a job, unfortunately.

Suspect Farage will go to ground for a few days after the release of the emails sent by Epstein about Trump — one saying “he knew about the girls”, and another coordinating a quid pro quo with Russia.

To think, only yesterday Tory ghoul Rees-Mogg was on saying the Panorama editing of Trump’s speech was libellous. Trump has far bigger things to deal with now. #Newsnight

If I were the new BBC DG dealing with the Trump Panorama edit, public distrust with impartiality, and value for money, I would; Sack Chris Mason and Laura Kuenssberg (+ a few others) — their combined yearly salary is £675,000 alone. Then I’d offer Trump 2x years worth or court. I can only dream!

Trump wouldn’t be holding an emergency meeting in the White House Situation Room over the Epstein files if he had nothing to worry about.

Meanwhile, the likes of Chris Mason and other such British hacks would have people believe Starmer is busy trying to save his job. In fact, he’s actually just getting on with his job, and delivering positive results like this.

‘Russiagate’ was one thing. The Epstein files are another. Except, actually, they’re not. This email suggests there could be a deal between Trump and Putin, a quid pro quo, facilitated by Epstein and Lavrov. Things make more sense now, like Trump’s red carpet welcome for Putin in Alaska.

What kind of a person is so awful they were sacked from Murdoch’s Talk(shit)TV? The answer is Mike Graham. He is now unemployed, and probably completely unemployable.

We’re grateful to the deputy prime minister David Lammy MP for correcting the record after we pointed out an error he made at last week’s #PMQs. See our liveblog for details 👇

At #PMQs Kemi Badenoch claimed unemployment has gone up “every single month” under Labour. We wrote about this last month and found it isn’t quite true 👇

The BBC needs a very, very deep clean. Right now, it’s just a Tory propaganda machine itching to switch to Farage & Co.

Avian analogy of the British media: A field of common noisy 🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃 (MSM) who want attention, but in the distance, if you look, you might see a few 🦚🦚 (real journalists) gracefully walking, quietly showing their plumage. Those turkeys who gobble about Farage are essentially voting for Christmas.

“The BBC is fine. Meanwhile in Westminster, the embattled Prime Minister is again fighting for his political future amid speculation that Labour is about to rip up its manifesto. Will Starmer survive? Time will tell.”

Yet Farage thinks it's a good idea to emulate Trump and MAGA in the UK.

Fifth columnist Farage. That term should be commonly used, because it's simply factual; he has — and continues to — sabotage his home country and benefit from hostile actors, whether that's fascist countries or right-wing vested interests. He’s the enemy within masquerading as a patriot.

England flags ‘creating no-go zones for NHS staff’. Cue Farage using this to attack NHS workers. I say give NHS community workers body cams, and PCSO escorts where necessary.

The latest chaos in fifth columnist Farage’s ‘flagship’ council of Kent — the actual emergency services are sounding the alarm. 🚨

Siddhant Awasthi and Emmanuel Lamacchia, the Tesla executives in charge of its Cybertruck and Model Y programs, are leaving the company. They're the latest in a string of high-profile executive exits.

Farage has raked in over £1.2m from 12 different gigs since becoming Clacton’s MP in July 2024, including circa. £510k as a GBNews presenter and £280k as a brand ambassador to Direct Bullion. This is living proof that politics is infected with greedy hypocritical charlatans.

(Labour) Gov recovers £74m from asylum hotel firms. It’s a small amount in the grand scheme of things, but it’s not nothing and should be commended.

From the CWS Archives. June 2020.

This cannot be reposted enough. Enjoy @raskin.house.gov call Farage a “Putin-loving free speech imposter and Trump sycophant” to his face in the U.S. Congress a few months ago. He’s not only that, though; he’s a conman, a liar, a charlatan, and a threat to British society and national security.

Then, of course, there’s Farage’s former leader of Reform UK Party Ltd in Wales who pleaded guilty to taking Russian bribes for making pro-Russian statements in the European Parliament. And there’s a whole lot more besides. Farage is a national security threat.

Here, @dietmarpichler.bsky.social summarises the goals of Russian propaganda goals. Notice how much they align with Farage? Undermine Ukraine? ✔️ Split & distablise society? ✔️ Amplify tensions? ✔️ Support the far-right? ✔️ Support anti-establishment operations? ✔️

BBC Director General Tim Davie and news CEO Deborah Turness have both quit. Getting rid of a former Tory candidate and the woman who wanted to change output to gain the trust of Reform voters should definitely sort out any left wing bias.

Farage caused Brexit. Farage caused economic problems for businesses big and small, across Europe. Brexit itself is the issue. It’s laughable that he thinks he could somehow negotiate a better deal. The EU would slam the door in his face.

Coming soon!