Alan Rodgers
@bi99le5.bsky.social
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Guilty of confelicity.
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I did a thread, as usual a few typos but I think it is honest and true. Sadly not one of you commented, so I'm pinning it here so anyone who decides to follow me knows where I stand.
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Dale Vince
about 2 hours ago
How often do we see capitalists threatening to quit if they donāt get what they want - itās a bit sick in my view - mega rich people with their avarice on full display. They need rules that allow them to fleece the common person, thatās how they make their fortunes. We need a govt that intervenes.
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Cold War Steve
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Contemplating this for Thursday and maybe Saturday too. Might be a chance to catch up with some old acquaintances from the twitter days.
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(Dr) Rena Maguire
about 20 hours ago
I love this book and have gifted it many times. You likely need it
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Yorkshire Bylines
about 10 hours ago
Burnhamās devolution revolution risks leaving Northern Ireland behind Will the prospective prime ministerās strong devolutionary instincts extend to delivering the bold vision Northern Ireland needs? ByĀ Aidan Enright
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Burnhamās devolution revolution risks leaving Northern Ireland behind
Will the prospective prime ministerās strong devolutionary instincts extend to delivering the bold vision Northern Ireland needs?
https://yorkshirebylines.co.uk/politics/burnhams-devolution-revolution-risks-leaving-northern-ireland-behind/?fsp_sid=5507
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George Monbiot
about 11 hours ago
There's a simple, fair and effective means of funding politics, which ensures that voters count and money doesn't. MPs: please stop messing about with proposals for donation caps, and press for a proper, democratic funding system.
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
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Political donations are poison to our democracy ā but thereās an easy antidote to that | George Monbiot
As revelations about Reform UKās donors emerge, itās clear that increasingly complex forms of patronage canāt be regulated effectively. We need a clean sweep, says columnist George Monbiot
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/apr/30/political-donations-poison-democracy-antidote-reform-uk?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other
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Lorna MacGillivray
1 day ago
Meanwhile Israel continues their genocide of Palestinians.
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TheBossRoss š§¶
1 day ago
Excellent journalism. š
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alt-DUP
2 days ago
You'd think he might consider which randomers he'd freely give his support to, and do some 2 minute due-diligence - but no. Just after the race riots, just after the Donaldson verdict, this is who he's talking to, and through that, helping fund.
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East Anglia Bylines
1 day ago
A single mature tree can deliver cooling equivalent to around FOUR standard air conditioning units. š³āļø The best time to plant trees was years ago. The second-best time is now, writes Kate Moore
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Shade, cooling and survival: why we need more trees
Trees are natureās air conditioning ā cooling streets by up to 5°C, cutting heat risks, and helping cities withstand hotter summers
https://eastangliabylines.co.uk/environment/climate/shade-cooling-and-survival-why-we-need-more-trees/
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Lee Hurley
1 day ago
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BladeoftheSun
2 days ago
There has been a 'ceasefire' in Gaza for 274 days. In that time 1,098 Palestinians have been murdered and 3,500 injured. While 0 Israelis have been killed. There is no ceasefire, just a Genocide.
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Patsy's border looking fantastic in the evening sun.
2 days ago
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Right, downloading Billy's Big Bonfire Bash Belters for the bbq later. How will you not be celebrating this evening? (NI followers only šš¤£)
2 days ago
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So be honest, how many of you have been making "much of a" jokes this afternoon?
2 days ago
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What a busy morning, baker to start, then plumber, back to baker, chef, now electrician, back to chef once the BBQ is heated up and all rhd while trying to watch the rugby. Bread looks good though and yes I did do my dishes up too š
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Well that should be any questions about Frawley as an international 10 answered.
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Eoghan Daltun š
2 days ago
How many Irish people have ever experienced the wonder of old-growth natural forest in our own country? Given that it now covers less than 0.1% (<1/1,000th) of Ireland, likely only a tiny few. What a terribly sad thought. Allowing surviving remnants to expand naturally should be a *top* priority.
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Leif ŠŠ¾Š“наŃŃŃŠŗ š šŗš¦
2 days ago
Third ā liberal elitist eh? Oh noes!! As opposed to a white supremacist with at least five homes, secret billionaire donors, who shills for a gold bullion dealer? Bitch please.
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Dan Sohege
2 days ago
"Scrap" not "water down", and boot Mahmood out of position and onto the backbenchers, if not remove the whip, while he is at it. You cannot water down Labour's current hostile and xenophobic anti-immigration/anti-asylum policies. They are too far towards the extreme right for tweaks to mean anything
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Soph0571
2 days ago
County Tyrone's Muslim population is well under 1% of the county. There is 1 Mosque in the entire County Northern Irelands Muslim population is 0.57% There are 10 Mosques in the entire Country Northern Ireland has the smallest proportion of Muslims of any UK nation But thisšš
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Dr. Jude Seal - 'Unfunded Hobbyist'
4 days ago
Removing funding from the skills we already have shortages of. This isn't going to fix problem, it's going to make it worse. Do I need to sound the UK HIGHER EDUCATION CRISIS KLAXON š£ again - given its now more of less the default state?
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Dale Vince
2 days ago
Britainās pipes and wires and run by and as Private monopolies - companies often based in tax havens are paying huge dividends while failing to invest properly - in good times.
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Brónagh š®šŖšµšøš“āāļø
3 days ago
According to FB, we're all supposed to be sorry now for saying horrible things about Ann Widdicombe. It goes without saying that another femicide is horrendous but I can't suddenly forget what an awful person she was. AITA, as they say?
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I just hope all those who didn't bother voting in Clacton before are motivated to tell the disappearing grifter what they honestly think of him, along with everyone who did vote against him. How I'd laugh.
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Dale Vince
3 days ago
Thereās only one way to clean up politics, no more whack-a-mole rule changes to shut down new routes for dodgy money- letās just end all donations. Period. For a tiny sum of money we can simply end all of this.
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Steve Peers
3 days ago
A very successful aristocratic family *with a family member convicted of fraud*
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Elaine Crory
3 days ago
Everyone else? Surely not. Surely the only way is to mandate people's lives based on my personal views. What I'm saying is that she wasn't just a person who made other people's lives harder, she was also a person with limited intellectual capacity and should never have been elected. 3/3
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Ehijacked š
3 days ago
For a start, the government should not be criminalizing people who already knew and said it was ānot rightā.
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
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Andy Burnham apologises for Labourās stance on Gaza and says it ādidnāt get it rightā
Exclusive: PM-in-waiting says party must ādo betterā in approach to Middle East and he will put more pressure on Israel
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2026/jul/09/andy-burnham-labour-didnt-get-it-right-stance-gaza-war
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(Dr) Rena Maguire
3 days ago
Some of my nicest neighbours here are Muslim, have helped their kids dissertations, they are part of this place. This angers me beyond any words i could write because this is NOT who we are. These are a handful of ignorant louts everyone in their areas are afraid of.
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Lee Hurley
3 days ago
A list of Hastings Hotels to boycott.
www.hastingshotels.com/our-hotels/
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The Hastings Hotels Collection | 4 & 5 Star Hotels Northern Ireland
The Hastings Collection comprises of six luxury 4 and 5 star hotels in Northern Ireland, in key locations across Belfast, Derry, Down and the Antrim Coast.
https://www.hastingshotels.com/our-hotels/
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Brenda Gough
3 days ago
Help me out here... If the fascists manage to "deport foreigners" will Loyalists go back to wanting to crucify Catholics and "Kill All Taigs", then? Fascism is a cult that needs victims. When one group is spent, it moves on to the next. People have short memories. This was last year.
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We really don't need smarter or faster phones. It's just the tech bros keeping their revenue streams flowing. This is a step (just a step) in the right direction.
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Anti-Reform
3 days ago
Nigel Farage - who has not held a single constituency surgery in Clacton since getting elected - complains that people are 'showing contempt' for Clacton voters ... meme via Truth Against Hate
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Colin Elves
3 days ago
One of the problems with modern conservative parties like The Conservatives, Reform and Restore (and the GOP) is that theyāve just become anti-everything parties: Anti-immigrant, Anti-welfare, Anti-Trans, Anti-tax, Anti-regulation, Anti-Science, Anti-Climate, Anti-Action. Theyāre *for* nothing
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So, cunts who demolish listed buildings or fell trees that have preservation orders on them. His about it has a mandatory minimum two year prison sentence with no option for remission. And assets seized to reinstate what they destroyed.
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A little tidy up and this piece of RAF engineering will be fit for purpose supporting my pillar drill tomorrow. Not bad for some scrap and many lessons learnt. Mostly I can't really weld, yet.
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A little tidy up and this piece of RAF engineering will be fit for purpose supporting my pillar drill tomorrow. Not bad for some scrap and many lessons learnt. Mostly I can't really weld, yet.
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Ciara | CiaraĆoch šØ
5 days ago
Have never appreciated graphic designers as much as I have since the advent of genAI posters. So much information, so many fonts and sizes, so chaotically laid out, so difficult to quickly read and actually get their message across
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Lee Hurley
5 days ago
People who are not in the UK. This is not a comedy show. This is UK politics right now.
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Not big into the tennis these days but happened on Fery playing his last game in the quarter final and how refreshing to see someone so genuinely happy to have won and enjoying what he does.
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That Baratheon Girl
5 days ago
Practically a cake walk.
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AnimalMagic
5 days ago
Trade for produce is low because we can boycott buying them, and personally I have done that since the late 80s. We the people need our principles to be reflected by our policy makers but they put the priorities of genocidal murderers above ours.
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alt-DUP
5 days ago
We'll see how many of the"legitimate concerns" politicians mention this horrific case this week, and publicly demand all sorts of immediate action. Not holding my breath.
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Steve Parks
5 days ago
Next time you see the UK government celebrating the huge economic and soft-power impact of the British film, music, tv, game, sfx, design, etc etc industries, perhaps ask them why they don't want anyone to work in them in future
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Russell England
5 days ago
So, there is a precedent for vetoing an MP's resignation Viscount Chelsea (Henry Cadogan) applied for the Chiltern Hundreds in 1842 The Chancellor (Goulburn) refused because, get this, Cadogan wanted to resign to obstruct an investigation for bribery h/t
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Zack Polanski
6 days ago
Nigel Farage is a grifter. He always has been and he's continuing to grift. He knew he was heading towards a byelection anyway so has pulled the trigger early. The people Vs the establishment?! Reform are literally part of the establishment.
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My take? Farage is trying to derail the investigation into his affairs, will get his arse handed to him in Clacton as he and his company costs the nation ever more through their incompetence and abuse of our democracy. The tv media of course have this appalling scumbag all over their news, keeping
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Him.in ā for him
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