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SullyTech retweeted
A few weeks ago, our UK media and Nigel Farage were clamouring to 'Get Starmer Out'. Remember that? They were using it as their slogan for Matt GPT's disastrous by-election campaign. They claimed that it was a 'referendum on Starmer's leadership'. It didn't quite go to plan. Starmer outplayed them all on that occasion. Here's something that we need to remember though, when JD Vance came to the UK in July of 2025, he held a series of meetings in the Cotswolds with some British politicians. Nigel Farage. Robert Jenrick [Tory then, Reform now]. Danny Kruger [Tory then, Reform now]. James Orr [Tory then, Reform now]. Donald Trump is a destabilising force, but I don't really think he knows why. šŸ˜µā€šŸ’« JD Vance is far more malign. He is wrapped, head-to-toe, in the Christian Nationalism/Project 2025 movement that Farage et al. are desperately trying to bring to our shores. Reform will lose the Makerfield by-election, they picked a lame, three-legged donkey to run the Grand National. But they started this campaign the same as the last 'Get Starmer Out', before suddenly dropping it as the realisation dawned. OK, this has gone a bit higgledy-piggledy, so what I'm trying to get to, is that any intervention by JD Vance in UK politics, is likely at the behest of Nigel Farage. Farage is desperate, clawing at the floor while the daemon of scrutiny drags him backwards to the pitch dark basement of obscurity. His only possible hope of survival is an early General Election, and to have that happen, he needs Starmer on the ropes. Cue, JD Vance with a targetted intervention about: migrants āœ… elites āœ… inciting anger āœ… Henry Nowak āœ… death of our civilization [sic] āœ… A tirade worthy of only one man … Nigel Farage. The man who has sought to weaponise this tragedy and incited rioting only five days ago. The man who has gone against Henry's father's own wish that the tragedy should not be used as a weapon of hatred. Nigel Farage is a dangerous force with the backing of, probably, the next President of the USA. Both are trying to destabilise and turn our societies into fascist visions of the far-right. Don't let them. Have a lovely weekend. 😊
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SullyTech retweeted
This morning I asked myself, not for the first time, who is Nigel and I made some notes. And it does add up. Here is a man who sells himself as the ordinary bloke with a pint, the man of the people, the great outsider standing up against the establishment. And yet somehow this ordinary bloke always seems to arrive with a camera crew, a donor network, a friendly broadcaster, and now a parliamentary investigation into a Ā£5 million gift from a crypto billionaire. Very normal. Very grassroots. Very ā€œjust one of the ladsā€. The peoples revolt, apparently, now comes with lighting, branding, fundraising dinners, professional outrage, and a small question about whether millions should have been declared properly. Everything is a betrayal when Labour does it. Everything is ā€œnothing to see hereā€ when Nigel does it. Housing? Blame Labour. The NHS? Blame Labour. The economy? Blame Labour. Boats? Blame Labour. A Ā£5 million gift? Suddenly everybody must calm down and respect the process. And then came Tuesday. A young man died. A family was grieving. A country was trying to understand something horrific. And Farage stepped forward. Not with calm. Not with care. Not with responsibilty. But with his announcement of ā€œpure cold rageā€. That phrase matters. Because anger is human. Anger can be moral. Anger can demand answers, justice, accountability and truth. I understand anger. A lot of people are angry. They have every right to ask serious questions. But rage is different. Rage does not ask careful questions. Rage does not wait for investigations. Rage does not protect grieving families from becoming political props. Rage looks for a target. And that is where Farage always seems most comfertable. Not solving the pain. Not calming the country. Not asking how institutions failed and how they can be fixed. But standing beside the pain with a microphone, turning the temprature up, and calling it leadership. Warm enough to repost. Warm enough to donate. Warm enough to vote. But never calm enough to ask: ā€œHang on, who benefits from keeping us this angry?ā€ That is the trick. He does not need Britain to feel hopeful. He does not even need Britain to feel informed. He needs Britain permanently one headline away from rage. Because rage is usefull. It fills rallies. It drives clicks. It turns grief into theatre. It makes slogans feel like solutions. And while everyone is shouting, nobody asks the boring questions. Where is the plan? Where is the funding? Where are the costings? Where is the responsibilty? Maybe that is who Nigel Farage is. Not the man of the people. But the man who knows exactly how to turn peoples pain into his own political stage. The Reform & Tory Sitcom continues. Same chaos. Different rosette. Anger can demand answers. Rage just sells tickets. If this speaks to you, please add your comments, repost it, and maybe follow me — not for me, but because politics needs fewer slogans and more people asking proper questions. #Farage #ReformUK
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SullyTech retweeted
Social media is profoundly distorting public understanding of immigration, and ultimately lying about it. Some of the most misleading voices on migration are now among the most rewarded. 1. The recent argument around UK migration figures exposed the problem perfectly. Official data showed net migration has fallen sharply from previous highs. Yet within hours, social media was flooded with claims Britain was facing ā€œreplacementā€, ā€œinvasionā€ and societal collapse. 2. That disconnect is not accidental. Social media rewards emotional intensity, not accuracy. The accounts pushing the most extreme interpretation almost always receive the most reach, engagement and visibility. 3. Calm analysis rarely spreads widely. Rage does. Fear does. Cultural panic does. Immigration is especially vulnerable to this because people experience it emotionally and visually far more than statistically. One viral clip or anecdote will outperform an entire ONS release within minutes. 4. Some of the largest anti-immigration accounts understand this perfectly. Their incentives are no longer purely political. Attention itself has become part of the business model. The more alarming the framing, the bigger the engagement. The bigger the engagement, the more followers, subscriptions, monetisation and algorithmic amplification they receive. 5. That creates a system where moderation and factual context are actively disadvantaged, while exaggeration and distortion are rewarded socially, politically and financially. 6. None of this means concerns about immigration are illegitimate. Britain has real pressures around housing, infrastructure, wages and social cohesion. Serious debate is necessary. But serious debate becomes almost impossible when every set of official figures is instantly reframed as evidence of conspiracy, betrayal or national collapse regardless of what the numbers actually show. 7. The result is an online ecosystem where perception becomes increasingly detached from reality and where people who intensify fear are consistently rewarded for doing so. That is the deeper problem. Social media is no longer simply reflecting public anxiety around immigration. It is helping manufacture and amplify it.
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Wonder why Tice has turned off comments on his latest pack of lies? Coward.
Burnham & Streeting arrogantly tell Makerfield voters they are wrong Burnham & Streeting ignore Makerfield voters by saying we must rejoin EU Burnham & Streeting instruct Makerfield voters to accept more mass immigration Only Reform can save Makerfield
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SullyTech retweeted
On behalf of their client, Zara Sultana, Bindmans Media and Information Law Practise Group requires that I publish the following statement on X, and that such statement must be clearly visible and pinned to my profile for a continuous period of no less than 24 hours: ā€œOn 30 March 2026, I published a post on my X account addressed to Zarah Sultana in which I stated that she encourages and incites violence and is friends with terrorists. Those statements are false. I was wrong and offer my sincere apologies to Ms Sultana for the harm and distress caused to her.ā€ It is my very great pleasure to do this, and I reiterate my sincere and repeated offer to meet with Miss Zara Sultana in person to resolve our differences.
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He didn’t reply because he blocked me instead. Reform voters hate being faced with the truth. He’s a coward.
Replying to @SullyDrummer
@TonyHenderson01 why didn't you comment on this post? To long to read for a 5 year old
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Am I? That’s interesting. First I’ve heard about it. I guess you’re not still drunk this morning (unless alcoholism is your thing) so maybe you’re clairvoyant. You certainly seem to know a lot about shit you couldn’t possibly have a clue about. Personally I wouldn’t pay money to have you read my future because you’re clearly shit at it but good on you for trying 🤣
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This clown didn’t ask any questions for me to answer. Just called me a commie and then sent this reply which I can only assume must be to a different conversation. Then blocked me 🤣 I’m gonna go with still drunk after all. Bizarre
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🤣🤣 who said I was left wing? Why do you suck cock for billionaires? You see how this stupid shit works?
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This cunt can’t even spell cunt properly. 🤣 yet another coward who threw insults then blocked me incase they got a response. Fucking snowflake.
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Couldn’t have put it better myself.
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Idiot blocked me after assuming I was a Reform supporter. Imagine wandering about calling people thickos when you’re as confidently wrong as this chump. Coward.
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Please list all the law changes this Labour government have made that are dystopian.
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This dipshit replied to me then blocked me because they couldn’t back up their statement. Cowards. Digital ID Scheme Not a law that’s passed. Online Safety Act Passed under a Tory government in 2023 Restrictive Protest and Public Order Measures Passed under a Tory government between 2022 and 2023 Expansion of Live Facial Recognition (LFR) and Surveillance Not a law but expansion is baked into existing powers. It’s been primarily expanded under a Tory Government by Johnson and then Sunak. Fucking drip reckons Labour have passed dystopian laws and then proceeded to post a load of laws and actions by the Tories. Honestly. Imagine being this confidently wrong.
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Please don’t ever homeschool your children if you ever have any. If the content of this tweet is anything to go by they’ll grow up dumber than rocks.
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To be fair you started with the abuse by calling all teachers ā€œlunaticsā€ and ā€œweirdā€ for simply disagreeing with you politically. You also advocated taking them to court for exercising their right to freedom of expression. You don’t get to dish it out then act like a victim when people choose to stand up to you.
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All the outraged people who refuse to update their iPhones because of age verification are a hackers dream. Imagine refusing to close security gaps because you’re scared of proving your age. Well played dipshits.
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SullyTech retweeted
Mar 22
ā€œHappy Easterā€? On Easter eggs? I’m shaking with rage right now. Can’t believe this is happening in my country. England has fallen. The fucking WOKE have done it again. @GBNEWS @NickGriffin @IdiAmin @FathersForJustice @MattLeTissier
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I see the orange dictator is back to invading Greenland again. Bit of a war mongering prick after all ain’t he?
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Literally every single post in my feed is utter wankers saying that the Kapoor guy has been arrested for selling non-halal food. What the fuck is going on? Are these people all this thick?
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Today’s UK right wing confected outrage appears to be John Lewis offering women’s clothing for sale. They really are an easily triggered bunch of wet wipes. šŸ˜‚
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Today has been one of the better days I’ve had on Twitter in a while. Watching Reform supporters cry foul and meltdown generally has been fascinating to watch. All the racists have been out in full force panic mode, all the right wing journalists have arrived at conclusions before any evidence of anything as usual, Reform themselves have flitted between outrage at being allegedly cheated, and spinning the outcome as amazing progress for them like headless chickens. An absolute circus and I’m here for it šŸ‘Œ
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This is level of utter stupidity some people display when discussing the UK and free speech. Granted this person is obviously a full shilling short but it’s still very common. Thanks to Elon and all the other right wing shill accounts posting abject bollocks that these idiots lap up and believe. Depressing.
Walk around the streets in the UK and say to everyone...'I love ham sandwiches'. Then tell from jail tell us all about your free speech.
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Why does Goodwin keep turning off his replies now? Is it because he keeps getting his arse handed to him in the comments? Doesn’t like being challenged on his bullshit does he.
Green canvassing massively backfires in Gorton & Denton Ordinary working people are sick & tired of being called ā€œracistā€ for wanting to put their own area first
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Suella Braverman has defected to Reform in a move that has shocked absolutely no one. Vote Reform, Get the same shit shower of Tories that wrecked the country last time round.
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