TimurphySmith
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Journalist. Author. Zero A.I.. Hire me.
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Jane Duke
about 2 hours ago
They'll probably see more of him in the next few weeks than in the last two years.
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David Benedict
about 2 hours ago
āI am the most verbally and physically attacked public figure or politician of modern times.ā The disgraceful Nigel Farage. Remembering Labour MP Jo Cox, born 1974, murdered 2016.
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Liam Thorp
about 2 hours ago
Amazing to be out there standing on a platform that you should be able to pocket £5m and not be asked about it
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Be good if Reform didn't reselect him though, you know, for bantz.
about 2 hours ago
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Come to think of it, will the voters in Clacton have any idea he's resigned anyway?
about 2 hours ago
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Allowing MPs to resign and then stand for reelection for the same political party in the same role in that party is some kind of Banana Republic bullshit isn't it? I'm open to ideas as to how it is a genuinely democratic act though.
about 2 hours ago
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Stalin 'resigned' four times⦠purely in order to see who the loyalists were who would demand he didn't go. It's not an unusual act of real politik and/or narcissism.
about 2 hours ago
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A forced byelection. FFS Nigel Farageā¦. blah blah how much public money etc etc
about 2 hours ago
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I'm hearing a short of high-pitched whiney sound from my telly.
about 2 hours ago
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Farage's statement leaked.
youtu.be/eRnd48yTC5A?...
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Infamy, Infamy. They've All Got It In For Me - Kenneth Williams as Julius Caesar in "Carry On Cleo"
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https://youtu.be/eRnd48yTC5A?si=15jF9QSOZjcqZlSU
about 3 hours ago
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Jesus, Mary and Joseph! Is what I might call my datacentres. Otherwise, fucking hell! It's genuinely insane,
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about 4 hours ago
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Ceci n'est pas une Carte Rouge. (Allez Belgique!) (Pardon my Frelgian)
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Nic is always worth a read. Expanding horizons and bringing flavourful fascinations every time.
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about 6 hours ago
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If this World Cup has done anything for me, it's been to point me towards learning more about Patrice Lumumba, the politics of DR Congo's decolonisation and the terrible aftermath. Thanks to Michel Kuka Mboladinga, aka āLumumba Vea,ā or āLumumba Lives.ā
edition.cnn.com/2026/06/24/s...
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āI am a living statueā: How DR Congoās most famous soccer fan is keeping Patrice Lumumbaās legacy alive | CNN
During the Democratic Republic of Congoās matches, you might see a man standing with a saluting gesture for the entirety of 90 minutes. Michel Kuka Mboladinga wants you to know that itās not just abou...
https://edition.cnn.com/2026/06/24/sport/patrice-lumumba-vea-drc-world-cup-superfan
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Steve Burtch
about 22 hours ago
This 100% ignores that this isn't a *sudden* opening of eyes so much as an absurd bridge too far in the eyes of most people. Many tend to think of major political questions as outside of their personal lane or far above them, but everyone has opinions about the rule interpretations in sports.
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James Bottomley
about 22 hours ago
Really strikes home when Trump's love of breaking any and all rules if it favours him or corrupt pals strays over into a leading sport. People still care about fairness, they're just resigned in general on economic and political matters.
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Blimey, the number of people suddenly opening their eyes to the slow death of a rules-based international system because of a politicised footy red card rather than, say, an economy distorting tariff outburst, an invasion of sovereign land, or an actual genocide is breathtaking.
about 23 hours ago
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Ceci n'est pas une Carte Rouge. (Allez Belgique!) (Pardon my Frelgian)
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OlĆŗfįŗ¹Ģmi O. TĆ”Ćwò
2 days ago
well that was quick
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60 years old. Decades of publishing experience. AI gorging on the jobs as it soaks up all the water. So, Iām retraining as a teaching assistant for Special Educational Needs and Disabled children. Onwards. Upwards etc etc
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This is our kitchen garden patch. No pollinators in sight. Weird.
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Where have all the pollinators gone?
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Matt
1 day ago
Tragic š„
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Itās not the greatest country in the world. There is no greatest country in the world. Goodness me.
2 days ago
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Now thenā¦
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Adam Bienkov
3 days ago
Nigel Farage failed to declare staff, security and housing gifted to him by a convicted fraudster and crypto gambler who was charged for his role in a ādark webā money laundering plot
www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/...
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Revealed: Nigel Farage secretly funded by convicted criminal
The Reform UK leader did not declare benefits including staff, security and housing by crypto-gambler George Cottrell, our investigation reveals
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/revealed-nigel-farage-secretly-funded-by-convicted-criminal-j0brtrlnk
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I just watched āThe Act of Killingā and I donāt know what to make of it, me, us all.
3 days ago
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Ben Collins
3 days ago
lol Threads banned the new Infowars. Silenced for TRUTH. Everybody go yell at them.
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From my local (Newsquest) ad vehicle⦠sorry local news. Note what section the Reform story and Farage picture is in.
4 days ago
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Made my own scoby from scratch :)
4 days ago
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It's a Scott Walker kind of an afternoon.
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Scott Walker sings Jackie on Howerd's Hour - COLOURISED
YouTube video by Packed Trivia
https://youtu.be/CXouo98jCck?si=6_x2k0yOYiF27rZv
5 days ago
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The storm came last night But the heatwave didnāt break. All that thunder and lightning Full of sound and fury Signifying nothing. Ah, bollocks.
11 days ago
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It is the weather for classic King Stitt.
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King Stitt - Lee Van Cleef
YouTube video by Rich Hill
https://youtu.be/HdWP0ynPzC4?si=rah8JCBsBRC1Yl1v
12 days ago
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Oi, Weather: RAIN, YOU COMPLETE BASTARD!!!!
12 days ago
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Wrapped our dog in a large dish cloth soaked in cold water. He looked as if he was playing the Virgin Mary in the school play. That's all I've got to give. The humidity and hayfever are mediating against anything more cerebral.
12 days ago
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Close your eyes next time Thomas Tuchel gives an interview. Itās Werner Herzog. Tomas Tuchel is Werner Herzog on Ozempic.
14 days ago
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England menās footy in unimaginative draw. Nature is healing. PS: Ghana played well. Tediously but well tediously.
14 days ago
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A test: You are a subeditor at a national newspaper, letās call it The Graudniad What should stop you from letting this paragraph that went to press from going to press?
14 days ago
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Adam Bienkov
14 days ago
You know it's getting bad for Farage when even his cheerleaders are giving him grief
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Probably a bit niche, but I think it deserved a little more love.
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14 days ago
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"What brought Richard M Nixon down? What really caught the public mind?" "Well, probably the tapes where he conspired against the Constitutional rights of US citizens." "The money? The venality?" "Sure yes." What brought down Trump? What did it for the American public? "Poor pool maintenance."
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The UK does not elect Prime Ministers. Itās not that difficult to comprehend. The thing to really get upset about is that we donāt get to elect our head of state. Thatās incomprehensible. If you want to be outraged by UK polity, thatās the outrage.
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Nicola Miller
15 days ago
Can anyone shed further light (because we have THOUGHTS)
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Great band names from a series of lots. Insect Pests of Food (I bet they played the ICA in London in 1983 at least once)
14 days ago
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Farewell then, Alan Greenspan You worshipped at the fountainhead Of the hypocrite that was Ayn Ran' She really messed around with your head. And now you're both Objectivismly Dead.
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Time for this again?
timwrite.net/factual-work...
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A Childless Father's Day - timwrite.net - ZERO Ai
It took me a while to face the fact that I couldn't stop being a father after my child passed away. Mark Zuckerberg's mad plan to pay-per-zombie our loved ones wouldn't have helped.
https://timwrite.net/factual-work/a-childless-fathers-day/
16 days ago
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But the Scala was the maddest. I mean, you could dance, you would get offered everything from acid to blowjobs in the queue outside. My god it was fun.
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16 days ago
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Watching the Scala cinema documentary in the hope I can spot young me in it š¤š¼ Ego, moi?
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Otto English
17 days ago
And not a squeak from Farage, Lowe, Robinson or Tice. Nothing. Literally nothing.
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