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The Tennessee Holler
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OBAMA: “People make excuses for him. They say he’s not serious. Everything a president says is serious!”🔥
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Eliot Higgins
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He looks like a vampiric gerbil.
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Scott Horton
about 10 hours ago
This is an immensely significant document that continues to get virtually no attention in US media—but lots abroad. In Jul 2015, Epstein arranged a meeting between a known highest-level Russian intel operative, Sergey Belyakov and Peter Thiel,
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Mark O’Neill 🐻
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This is the basic problem with the "Starmer is a decent man" take. No decent person would have made that vile speech.
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Paul Bernal
about 9 hours ago
People aren’t afraid of the Prince of Darkness anymore.
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Paul Bernal
about 9 hours ago
A decent PM? Where have you been for the last year, Polly? Mars?
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Urs
about 8 hours ago
Signed. A drugs deal mainly negotiated by Mandelson. 😏 The UK government has agreed a deal with Donald Trump to hike NHS drugs prices. The government is refusing to say how much this will cost or how it will be paid for. Tell Wes Streeting to come clean:
act.globaljustice.org.uk/tell-wes-str...
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Tell Wes Streeting: come clean on cost of Trump’s NHS deal
The UK government has agreed a deal with Donald Trump that will see the NHS pay pharma companies much higher drugs prices. But they won’t come clean on how much this agreement will cost the NHS. Estim...
https://act.globaljustice.org.uk/tell-wes-streeting-come-clean-cost-trump-nhs-deal
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Labour minister was provided with intelligence files on journalists
Exclusive: Material gathered was personally given to Josh Simons when chair of pro-Starmer thinktank, say sources
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/feb/06/labour-minister-intelligence-files-gathered-on-journalists-josh-simons?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other
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Otto English
about 12 hours ago
Bitcoin has plunged by 50% from an all-time peak in October. Yet another thing that all the world's worst people told us would herald a golden age. More like a massive shit shower for gamblers... sorry... investors.
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Pete - ICE OUT NOW
about 17 hours ago
Tiny Pants tossed from bar. Don't let them rest. Don't let them eat. Make them quit.
#ICEOUT
#Bovino
#PedoProtectionForce
lasvegassun.com/news/2026/fe...
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Border Patrol boss Gregory Bovino tossed from Las Vegas bar
Former U.S. Border Patrol Commander-at-Large Gregory Bovino was reportedly asked to leave a Las Vegas bar out of safety concerns for the venue’s customers.
https://lasvegassun.com/news/2026/feb/05/border-patrol-boss-gregory-bovino-tossed-from-las/
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Steven Fielding
1 day ago
Starmer’s decision to effectively delegate politics to McSweeney is possibly one of the weirdest ones for any party leader and Prime Minister to have ever made. But it essentially means that he can’t ditch his advisor to save himself because without his advisor, what is Starmer?
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Steven Fielding
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www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
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General Boles
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Mark Elliott
about 16 hours ago
Starmer's refusal to sack McSweeney is a masterclass in his signature crisis move: There's an obviously right thing to do, which he'll obviously have to do at some point, but he won't do it until the crisis has done the maximal possible damage and he'll get the least possible credit for doing it.
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Dave Hutchinson
1 day ago
News from Poland. Apparently the Americans have started circulating form letters nominating Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize - all the nation in question has to do is sign it. The Speaker of the Sejm told them to fuck off and the US Ambassador has had a meltdown.
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"As bad as I thought the release was it has been worse than anticipated"
@rokhanna.bsky.social
on the latest released Epstein files.
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Paul Bernal
1 day ago
Pretty much every bit of trouble this government has had since the very beginning has been self-inflicted.
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Jim Pickard
1 day ago
this is such a weird story: An influential Labour-aligned think-tank previously run by Morgan McSweeney, now Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, paid a public affairs company to identify the source of leaks to journalists about the group’s funding.
www.ft.com/content/dca0...
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UK think-tank close to Labour paid firm to identify source of leaks to media
Labour Together, previously run by Downing Street chief of staff Morgan McSweeney, commissioned APCO Worldwide
https://www.ft.com/content/dca0467c-f64e-4ece-badb-387711dcffdc
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Good Law Project
1 day ago
“This is dark shit.” An astonishing scoop from Democracy for Sale:
https://democracyforsale.substack.com/p/exclusive-morgan-mcsweeneys-labour-together-investigators-journalists
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BREAKING: McSweeney’s think tank paid PR firm to investigate journalists
Labour Together put private investigators onto journalists writing about its funding. Starmer's right-hand man knew.
https://democracyforsale.substack.com/p/exclusive-morgan-mcsweeneys-labour-together-investigators-journalists
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Alex Andreou
1 day ago
I actually just sung out the full four lines in my head.
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Dmitry Grozoubinski
1 day ago
Every time my Bluesky feed refreshes, am I expecting a breaking FT story revealing McSweeney and Mandelson talked Starmer into convert all the UK's money to Bitcoin last month? No. Am I nervous it will appear anyway? More than I should be.
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Starmer has ‘full confidence’ in Morgan McSweeney, No 10 says amid calls for his sacking – UK politics live
Some backbenchers blame Pm’s chief of staff for Peter Mandelson’s appointment as ambassador
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2026/feb/05/peter-mandelson-keir-starmer-jeffrey-epstein-labour-updates-latest-news?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other
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Adam Bienkov
2 days ago
Not convinced on the basis of this Q+A that Starmer's line of essentially saying "I'm sorry I was lied to" is going to hold
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Joel Clark
2 days ago
Excuse my ignorance, but why would you announce before vetting is complete?
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Adam Parkhomenko
2 days ago
This seems to be an interesting development after Bill Clinton agreed to testify publicly
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Gaby Hinsliff
2 days ago
feels like Labour is stuck in the seventh circle of leadership contest hell, ie pingponging endlessly between 'he should go!' and 'but not be replaced by any of the people available in this actual life'
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Still chasing those 'Hero voters'. Pathetic...
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Fionna O’Leary
2 days ago
Outside Buckingham Palace today. Whatever the wrongs of it, I can’t see any lawyer representing Andrew advising him to give evidence, given he’s such a terrible witness on his own behalf. As for the ramifications of compelling testimony see the next tweet for a link to an explanatory article
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Mc Sweenyism still dominating the PM's thinking even as the ship is driven onto the rocks. Time to drop the pilot...
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Ian Dunt
2 days ago
For all the talk of how rarely voters engage with politics, it's telling how high the awareness numbers are on these sorts of surveys.
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Mildly surprised to hear R4 doing a nice chatty feature on this fellowship life story...Next week 'The Heinrich Himmler I knew' by A.Pologist...
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Dmitry Grozoubinski
2 days ago
So, Starmer replaced Karen Pierce, a veteran diplomat respected by everyone who has ever met and worked with her, with a heavily compromised Epstein stooge who thought he could do the UK Ambassador job on weekends and via Zoom while serving as Chancellor of Oxford. "I'm going to kill people, Leo."
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Alex Andreou
2 days ago
“I look at the performative hand-wringing, all the ‘OMG can’t believe Starmer appointed him despite all this!’ and I feel I’m in a parallel universe. Starmer appointed him BECAUSE of, not despite it. To be our interface with a corrupt WH that operates in precisely the same way. Everyone understood.”
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James Ball
3 days ago
I'd echo this. The mood in the last couple of hours has got *extremely* dark.
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Jessica Elgot
3 days ago
I have never seen anger like this on the Labour benches in private and in public. This is the kind of territory where things can move very fast.
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Just a heard a lovely Freudian slip on R4 PM - Sir Steer Calmer! Perfect...
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Peter Smith
3 days ago
Imagine being a Labour activist going on the doorstep this evening for the candidate in the Gorton and Denton by-election. At least you'll learn some new swear words and aspects of human anatomy.
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Jack Blackburn
3 days ago
He'll be relieved.
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😱 FFS...
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Marcus Chown
3 days ago
Starmer has to go or the catastrophe of Farage will come about. Surely, every Labour MP knows this now?
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Ian Dunt
3 days ago
Yep, a crucial element. There was no problem too solve. They had a pro in place. But they had to play Westminster silly buggers.
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Alex von Tunzelmann
3 days ago
Looking like a marathon right now
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The Green Party of England & Wales
3 days ago
A new report indicates that zero net migration would shrink the UK economy by 3.6% and likely force an increase in taxes, as well as being cruel, inhuman and impractical. Migration is good for our country. Inequality is the problem. Tax the super-rich.
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Peter Smith
3 days ago
There is nothing synthetic about the Labour rage in the Commons. It's genuine. Starmer needs to quit. And soon.
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Peter Smith
3 days ago
All political careers end in disappointment. Starmer is in the departure lounge. He'll be gone. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow but soon.
#PMQs
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Robert Shrimsley
3 days ago
In an otherwise utterly grim saga this is, I'm sorry, hilarious. Epstein, the recipient of Mandelson's leaks chides him for being indiscreet and betraying his bosses in his autobiography.
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Zack Polanski
3 days ago
Gorton & Denton is between the Green Party and Reform. And Farage knows his candidate is weak as. Hannah Spencer for the win.
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