Author of 'Minority Rule'. Contributing Editor @novaramedia. Views my own. Literature bore. Muslim. THFC. Kebab aficionado. Luxury communism now!
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May 12
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Could Andy Burnham LOSE in Makerfield?!
Our report from Makerfield - the most important by-election in more than a CENTURY.
Always a pleasure making these for @novaramedia youtu.be/9EPwVKmqpk4?is=_17v…
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Kebab guy actually does care about me. One time my gf got a kebab with her coworker and bossman informed me of the incident
Jun 10
Thinking the kebab man cares abt you is like an even lower version of thinking strippers are actually into you
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Jun 11
that “hakimi put this loss in his mothers name” tweet was promised to me 3000 years ago
Jun 11
Bafana Bafana is hated but the hate Morocco is going to receive will be read in the books
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Jun 11
What happened in Belfast was not spontaneous or organic. It was planned, organised far-right violence that *police had been warned about for months*. For months they circulated addresses to target... and waited for an incident to exploit: theguardian.com/uk-news/2026…
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Jun 10
It’s striking that none of our Official Extremism Experts appear all that perturbed by three years of far right riots and mobs of masked men attacking and burning homes and hotels
Jun 10
Terror adviser calls for security discussion on migration bbc.in/4dWUGK4
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Jun 10
“Anyone who does not know how to pass the ball, has not yet understood the GAME.
Anyone who does not know how to live with and for others has not yet understood LIFE.”
Jun 10
The World Cup begins tomorrow, and many will watch the matches. Soccer reminds us of something we must not forget: life is not a race to show off on our own, but a path we learn to walk together. Anyone who does not know how to pass the ball, even if they have talent, has not yet understood the game. Anyone who does not know how to live with and for others has not yet understood life. #ApostolicJourney
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Jun 10
You'd have to leave your mum's spare room for that.
Think I'm alright.
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Jun 10
wild how we went from claiming that society is too scared about being called racist last week to white nationalist pogroms on the streets this week
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Jun 10
Odds that this guy was furiously wanking when he wrote this?
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Jun 10
So it's ok to torch people's homes, as long as immigrants live in them?
We notice you used the word "black" but forgot to mention 3rd world immigrants. Is race baiting your super-power?
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Jun 10
Is that why black people in Belfast had their homes set on fire last night - because of their culture?
Jun 10
It's their culture that's abhorrent, not their colour.
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Jun 10
Crime is now being viewed through an entirely racialised lens – but only when the perpetrators aren't white.
When Chas Corrigan stabbed a Saudi student to death, or Paul Doyle mowed down Liverpool fans, white people didn't have to fear being a target of collective retaliation.
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Jun 10
It's out of control, and there's no political leadership. Why isn't the Prime Minister speaking out against the twisted logic that blames people, entirely unconnected with the crime, solely based on the colour of their skin?
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Jun 10
RT @Taj_Ali1: A pastor helping those in houses targeted tonight in Belfast says people were being put out of their homes “because they're b…
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Jun 8
Any other organization that dismissed concerns like this only for them to be utterly exposed as true would be facing questions about the future of its leadership. As it is, several confederations have expressed their intention to let this man continue to run the sport.
Gianni Infantino, 2025: "It’s important to clarify this. There is a lot of misconception out there. Everyone will be welcome in Canada, Mexico and the United States for the FIFA World Cup next year."
FIFA today: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 👉 🇺🇸
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Jun 9
Hosting the World Cup or any Fifa tournament has generally involved a guarantee of freedom of movement for all participating teams and staff. Note how it simply wasn’t an issue at recent World Cups
It is scandalous it has got to this
Jun 7
This weekend’s issues with visas over Iran and related stories reveal something else about the Infantino-Trump relationship that weighs over this World Cup - despite the cozying, the Trump administration have helped Fifa with almost nothing
independent.co.uk/sport/foot…
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I love this idea that British children will be prevented by strict internet controls from ever being aware of the concept of sin, raised by pure lambs by the state's warm embrace, and then locked in with the brain damage demon for basically all of their education
Keir Starmer has announced that AI tutors will be rolled out to 450,000 children on free school meals to close the attainment gap.
Speaking at London Tech Week, the PM also announced the government's new AI jobseeking tool.
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Jun 8
Woke has gone too far this time. Scooby used to have a powerful, imposing frame. Audiences were attracted to him and he commanded respect - now he just looks soft and weak. People wonder why young men have no role models. This is exactly why
First look at Scooby Doo in the live-action ‘SCOOBY DOO’ series.
Coming soon to Netflix.
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Jun 9
My mayor Muslim
My bagel Jewish
My critique of pure reason
Tottenham next season?
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