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With Reform looking inevitable, the establishment is panicking, pulling out every bit of European-style lawfare and harassment to stop them. The latest is an investigation into £5 million received from a Bitcoin billionaire. I'd like to see the Labour politician who can turn down five million quid. In fact...

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Count Binface, and how British satire protects the establishment. There’s a tradition in Britain of only breaking our stiff upper lip to smirk at some twat who’s standing for election dressed like he’s going to run the London Marathon for charity. Count Binface is the latest one, and he’s the sole candidate (notwithstanding a few other cranks such as Piers Corbyn) running against Nigel Farage in Clacton. The usual excuse for novelty candidates is that they give voters an opportunity to make a protest vote against the establishment. But in this case all the establishment parties (the Tories, Labour, the Greens, Lib Dems) aren’t fielding a candidate. Count Binface IS the establishment candidate. He’s played by regime comedian Jonathan David Harvey, an Oxford graduate who according to his CV has written for BBC comedy shows such as The Thick of It, Have I Got News For You and Yes Minister (blimey, he must’ve started young). British satire has always been an establishment controlled release valve. Like the illusion of opposition media in Russia it’s there to give a facade, a reassurance that there’s some sort of democracy, but in reality it’s an establishment tool used to attack insurgents. Count Binface is welcomed onto every establishment news channel (even ones who refused to platform Reform), always with the same smirky smirk, and he’s celebrated by smirky establishment politicians. Over the next few weeks in the run-up to the election in Clacton, I’m going to get sick of establishment goons smirking, and I’m going to get very sick of Count Binface.
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Count Binface, and how British satire protects the establishment. There’s a tradition in Britain of only breaking our stiff upper lip to smirk at some twat who’s standing for election dressed like he’s going to run the London Marathon for charity. Count Binface is the latest one, and he’s the sole candidate (notwithstanding a few other cranks such as Piers Corbyn) running against Nigel Farage in Clacton. The usual excuse for novelty candidates is that they give voters an opportunity to make a protest vote against the establishment. But in this case all the establishment parties (the Tories, Labour, the Greens, Lib Dems) aren’t fielding a candidate. Count Binface IS the establishment candidate. He’s played by regime comedian Jonathan David Harvey, an Oxford graduate who according to his CV has written for BBC comedy shows such as The Thick of It, Have I Got News For You and Yes Minister (blimey, he must’ve started young). British satire has always been an establishment controlled release valve. Like the illusion of opposition media in Russia it’s there to give a facade, a reassurance that there’s some sort of democracy, but in reality it’s an establishment tool used to attack insurgents. Count Binface is welcomed onto every establishment news channel (even ones who refused to platform Reform), always with the same smirky smirk, and he’s celebrated by smirky establishment politicians. Over the next few weeks in the run-up to the election in Clacton, I’m going to get sick of establishment goons smirking, and I’m going to get very sick of Count Binface.

Leo Kearse - see me on tour! Links in bio

20,528 views • 3 days ago

BREAKING: Reform UK leader Nigel Farage announcing his resignation from Parliament before revealing he'll run in the by-election for his seat to let voters decide. Calling it a "people versus the establishment" contest, Farage says the people of Clacton—not the press—should be the judges of his political fate as he faces scrutiny over a $5 million donor gift and an ongoing parliamentary standards investigation.
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BREAKING: Reform UK leader Nigel Farage announcing his resignation from Parliament before revealing he'll run in the by-election for his seat to let voters decide. Calling it a "people versus the establishment" contest, Farage says the people of Clacton—not the press—should be the judges of his political fate as he faces scrutiny over a $5 million donor gift and an ongoing parliamentary standards investigation.

Fox News

387,697 views • 7 days ago

RFK JR JUST CALLED BERNIE OUT “By the way Bernie, the problem with corruption is not just in the federal agencies, it’s in Congress too. Almost all the members of this panel are accepting, including yourself, are accepting millions of dollars from the pharmaceutical industry.” Bernie has received over a million dollars from the healthcare industry. Yes, it’s from the employees of the companies, but that doesn’t negate the conflict of interest here. Employees of Pfizer have an interest in the profits of the company. So does Bernie. Vote them out.
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RFK JR JUST CALLED BERNIE OUT “By the way Bernie, the problem with corruption is not just in the federal agencies, it’s in Congress too. Almost all the members of this panel are accepting, including yourself, are accepting millions of dollars from the pharmaceutical industry.” Bernie has received over a million dollars from the healthcare industry. Yes, it’s from the employees of the companies, but that doesn’t negate the conflict of interest here. Employees of Pfizer have an interest in the profits of the company. So does Bernie. Vote them out.

Anna Matson

185,468 views • 1 year ago

Labour's Stella Creasy calls for a cap of £100,000 on donations Do you want to know why Labour's Samantha Dixon refuses to cap donations? Keir Starmer's Labour accepted £4 million from an offshore firm - Quadrature Capital - in the Cayman Islands for the 2024 General Election Hi Andy Burnham if you want to rebuild public trust with MPs, political parties and the public, top tip, cap donations at £1,000
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Labour's Stella Creasy calls for a cap of £100,000 on donations Do you want to know why Labour's Samantha Dixon refuses to cap donations? Keir Starmer's Labour accepted £4 million from an offshore firm - Quadrature Capital - in the Cayman Islands for the 2024 General Election Hi Andy Burnham if you want to rebuild public trust with MPs, political parties and the public, top tip, cap donations at £1,000

Farrukh

24,404 views • 7 days ago

🚨🇬🇧 CONFIRMED: TORIES COLLUDE WITH LABOUR TO CANCEL ELECTIONS AS REFORM SURGES Two Tory-run councils have colluded with Labour to cancel next May’s elections, denying 1.2 million Britons the right to vote. 🔴 James Cleverly claims he opposes the decision 🔴 Kemi Badenoch has refused to intervene 🔴 Democracy paused because the establishment fears the result This exposes the truth: the Conservatives are no different from Labour. When power is threatened, principles vanish. They are terrified of what Reform is now capable of, so they shut the ballot box instead of facing the voters. Neither Labour nor the Tories have the country’s best interests at heart. They protect the system, not the people. Utterly disgraceful. Undemocratic. Unforgivable.
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🚨🇬🇧 CONFIRMED: TORIES COLLUDE WITH LABOUR TO CANCEL ELECTIONS AS REFORM SURGES Two Tory-run councils have colluded with Labour to cancel next May’s elections, denying 1.2 million Britons the right to vote. 🔴 James Cleverly claims he opposes the decision 🔴 Kemi Badenoch has refused to intervene 🔴 Democracy paused because the establishment fears the result This exposes the truth: the Conservatives are no different from Labour. When power is threatened, principles vanish. They are terrified of what Reform is now capable of, so they shut the ballot box instead of facing the voters. Neither Labour nor the Tories have the country’s best interests at heart. They protect the system, not the people. Utterly disgraceful. Undemocratic. Unforgivable.

British Intel

59,513 views • 6 months ago

Rep Nancy Mace is exposes it was “LEADERSHIP in BOTH PARTIES that worked to kill the vote to make the Congress sexual harassment slush fund public She says up to $5 million tax dollars per year is being used to pay out these sexual harassment hush money “How much of a problem is this in Congress of sexual assault, sexual harassment claims from sitting members of Congress against their staffers? Is this a huge issue?” Nancy Mace “Well, clearly it's enough for LEADERSHIP in BOTH parties to hide it from the American people — I had to fight yesterday, even to get the slush fund subpoena done on an over, and that money only goes to 2018. But up until 2018, we're talking about tens of millions of dollars from $1 to $5 million a year paid out on sexual harassment claims.” “$10 tens of millions of dollars is paid out to settle these claims and nobody will allow them” “The same members of Congress that have been screaming nonstop for the full release of the Epstein files, the ones that didn't do anything about it while they were in Congress, of course those same people just voted in mass to kill a bill, forcing the house ethics panel to release all sexual harassment allegations that have been made against themselves.”
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Rep Nancy Mace is exposes it was “LEADERSHIP in BOTH PARTIES that worked to kill the vote to make the Congress sexual harassment slush fund public She says up to $5 million tax dollars per year is being used to pay out these sexual harassment hush money “How much of a problem is this in Congress of sexual assault, sexual harassment claims from sitting members of Congress against their staffers? Is this a huge issue?” Nancy Mace “Well, clearly it's enough for LEADERSHIP in BOTH parties to hide it from the American people — I had to fight yesterday, even to get the slush fund subpoena done on an over, and that money only goes to 2018. But up until 2018, we're talking about tens of millions of dollars from $1 to $5 million a year paid out on sexual harassment claims.” “$10 tens of millions of dollars is paid out to settle these claims and nobody will allow them” “The same members of Congress that have been screaming nonstop for the full release of the Epstein files, the ones that didn't do anything about it while they were in Congress, of course those same people just voted in mass to kill a bill, forcing the house ethics panel to release all sexual harassment allegations that have been made against themselves.”

Wall Street Apes

45,357 views • 4 months ago

Powerful people from all parties failed to protect girls like me from being raped and abused. But Labour were worst of all. It was in Labour-led Telford where I was asked by a CSE detective if I had “consented to sexual activity” at any point. It was local Labour politicians that called Pakistani-Muslim grooming gang survivors “paki shaggers” and “white slags”. It was in Labour-run Rochdale and Rotherham where local services turned little girls away and handed them straight back to their abusers because they didn’t want to be called racist. Labour councils. Labour politicians. Labour councillors. Labour-led local authorities. Labour-controlled police forces. So long as Labour is the sole leader of the National Grooming Gangs Inquiry, there is no chance of justice or change. The appointment of a Labour Peer with no legal experience to chair an investigation into the worst legal and systemic failure this country has ever seen? It’s a farce. Labour cannot be the face of justice. Not when they were the architects of the very atrocities we are fighting to expose. Nothing will change, nothing will get better, and we will be letting Labour mark their own homework and sweep their corruption under the rug with the veneer of an “impartial inquiry”. The only way the inquiry stands a chance of succeeding is if Reform, the Tories, survivors, apolitical experts, whistleblowers and legal professionals are given a seat at the table. And the only way that will happen is by tearing up their current “plan” and starting from scratch. Without Labour at the helm. It must be cross-party. It must be expert and survivor-led. And, most importantly, it must be free from the Labour Party’s iron grip.
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Powerful people from all parties failed to protect girls like me from being raped and abused. But Labour were worst of all. It was in Labour-led Telford where I was asked by a CSE detective if I had “consented to sexual activity” at any point. It was local Labour politicians that called Pakistani-Muslim grooming gang survivors “paki shaggers” and “white slags”. It was in Labour-run Rochdale and Rotherham where local services turned little girls away and handed them straight back to their abusers because they didn’t want to be called racist. Labour councils. Labour politicians. Labour councillors. Labour-led local authorities. Labour-controlled police forces. So long as Labour is the sole leader of the National Grooming Gangs Inquiry, there is no chance of justice or change. The appointment of a Labour Peer with no legal experience to chair an investigation into the worst legal and systemic failure this country has ever seen? It’s a farce. Labour cannot be the face of justice. Not when they were the architects of the very atrocities we are fighting to expose. Nothing will change, nothing will get better, and we will be letting Labour mark their own homework and sweep their corruption under the rug with the veneer of an “impartial inquiry”. The only way the inquiry stands a chance of succeeding is if Reform, the Tories, survivors, apolitical experts, whistleblowers and legal professionals are given a seat at the table. And the only way that will happen is by tearing up their current “plan” and starting from scratch. Without Labour at the helm. It must be cross-party. It must be expert and survivor-led. And, most importantly, it must be free from the Labour Party’s iron grip.

Samantha Smith

52,326 views • 7 months ago

There is a concerted effort by rival parties and the press to oust Nigel Farage as leader of Reform. It would be a mistake for Restore Britain to join in. Farage faces scrutiny from the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards following a Times investigation into his association with “Posh George” Cottrell, and an undeclared £5 million donation from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. If found to have broken the rules on reporting gifts, he could be suspended as an MP and face a by-election. The likes of Fraser Nelson and Boris Johnson are salivating at the prospect of sabotaging Reform, replacing Farage with a Tory defector or performing political necromancy for the Conservative Party. Persecution might further endear Farage to the public. It suggests the establishment is afraid of him, and could encourage him to continue his recent strengthening of rhetoric on immigration and anti-white racism. But some in Reform are eager to purge the party of nationalist sentiment. There are already traitors talking to the Observer, detailing their efforts to remove “trigger-happy” Zia Yusuf from his role as Home Affairs spokesman. “Zia’s a big problem,” one said, with others arguing “privately that the use of racial politics was necessary to see off Rupert Lowe’s Restore, but the party ultimately needs to appeal to the centre to have any chance of winning.” With the right on the ropes, it is unwise for Rupert Lowe to promise to “throw everything” at a by-election in Clacton. Restore can’t afford another self-inflicted wound, after weeks of Rupert making needless rhetorical blunders about ethnonationalism and multiculturalism, causing infighting among the base. Joining a witch-hunt would reinforce the narrative that Restore is purely motivated by vengeance against Farage — which is not what most of Restore signed up for.
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There is a concerted effort by rival parties and the press to oust Nigel Farage as leader of Reform. It would be a mistake for Restore Britain to join in. Farage faces scrutiny from the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards following a Times investigation into his association with “Posh George” Cottrell, and an undeclared £5 million donation from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne. If found to have broken the rules on reporting gifts, he could be suspended as an MP and face a by-election. The likes of Fraser Nelson and Boris Johnson are salivating at the prospect of sabotaging Reform, replacing Farage with a Tory defector or performing political necromancy for the Conservative Party. Persecution might further endear Farage to the public. It suggests the establishment is afraid of him, and could encourage him to continue his recent strengthening of rhetoric on immigration and anti-white racism. But some in Reform are eager to purge the party of nationalist sentiment. There are already traitors talking to the Observer, detailing their efforts to remove “trigger-happy” Zia Yusuf from his role as Home Affairs spokesman. “Zia’s a big problem,” one said, with others arguing “privately that the use of racial politics was necessary to see off Rupert Lowe’s Restore, but the party ultimately needs to appeal to the centre to have any chance of winning.” With the right on the ropes, it is unwise for Rupert Lowe to promise to “throw everything” at a by-election in Clacton. Restore can’t afford another self-inflicted wound, after weeks of Rupert making needless rhetorical blunders about ethnonationalism and multiculturalism, causing infighting among the base. Joining a witch-hunt would reinforce the narrative that Restore is purely motivated by vengeance against Farage — which is not what most of Restore signed up for.

Connor Tomlinson

39,517 views • 7 days ago

For two months, journalists and parliamentary officials have been scrutinising Nigel Farage's personal finances after it was revealed he had received £5 million from a crypto currency billionaire. Today he snapped and accused "the establishment" of an unfair pile-on. And in an attempt to turn the tables, he resigned to force a by-election in his Essex constituency - inviting voters to "stick two fingers up" to his opponents by re-electing him. His political opponents have accused him of "desperation" and are declining to stand against him.
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For two months, journalists and parliamentary officials have been scrutinising Nigel Farage's personal finances after it was revealed he had received £5 million from a crypto currency billionaire. Today he snapped and accused "the establishment" of an unfair pile-on. And in an attempt to turn the tables, he resigned to force a by-election in his Essex constituency - inviting voters to "stick two fingers up" to his opponents by re-electing him. His political opponents have accused him of "desperation" and are declining to stand against him.

Channel 4 News

13,481 views • 6 days ago

🇬🇧 Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, could win the upcoming UK election, but he is under investigation —for failing to declare a £5 million personal gift received in early 2024 from cryptocurrency billionaire Christopher Harborne; — for not declaring extensive financial support provided by his longtime aide George Cottrell in the 12 months before Farage became an MP; — can face sanctions, including suspension from office *I mean, these accusations even sound funny now...
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🇬🇧 Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, could win the upcoming UK election, but he is under investigation —for failing to declare a £5 million personal gift received in early 2024 from cryptocurrency billionaire Christopher Harborne; — for not declaring extensive financial support provided by his longtime aide George Cottrell in the 12 months before Farage became an MP; — can face sanctions, including suspension from office *I mean, these accusations even sound funny now...

Lord Bebo

22,406 views • 9 days ago

Looks like Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg is finally listening. At last, he’s calling out Reform UK on their nonsense. You can’t posture as “anti-establishment” while behaving exactly like the establishment. They accuse Labour of denying people their right to vote over cancelled local elections, yet refuse to call a by-election themselves. Principles when it suits them. Silence when it doesn’t. Reform and Labour are two sides of the same coin.
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Looks like Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg is finally listening. At last, he’s calling out Reform UK on their nonsense. You can’t posture as “anti-establishment” while behaving exactly like the establishment. They accuse Labour of denying people their right to vote over cancelled local elections, yet refuse to call a by-election themselves. Principles when it suits them. Silence when it doesn’t. Reform and Labour are two sides of the same coin.

Sly U

45,199 views • 5 months ago

⚠️‼️Warning from a British man to New Yorkers: “New York has over 5 million registered voters, yet only 1.1 million turn up to vote. This is no time for apathy. The only way New York can save itself from becoming like London—and remain one of the greatest cities in the world—is by protecting itself from the curse of Mamdani. Not as a Democrat, not as a Republican, but as a New Yorker.”
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⚠️‼️Warning from a British man to New Yorkers: “New York has over 5 million registered voters, yet only 1.1 million turn up to vote. This is no time for apathy. The only way New York can save itself from becoming like London—and remain one of the greatest cities in the world—is by protecting itself from the curse of Mamdani. Not as a Democrat, not as a Republican, but as a New Yorker.”

I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸

527,910 views • 8 months ago

🚨 Illegal immigrants are to be given brand new houses in a push to end hotel use by this labour government Five councils - Labour-run Brighton and Hove, Hackney, Peterborough and Thanet, along with Labour-Liberal Democrat-run Powys - have confirmed their interest The pilot scheme would see £100million in additional funding for the building of new properties or for the refurbishment of old, derelict buildings in order to house asylum seekers We can find money to house the rest of the world while we have 1.3 million Brits on the housing waiting list
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🚨 Illegal immigrants are to be given brand new houses in a push to end hotel use by this labour government Five councils - Labour-run Brighton and Hove, Hackney, Peterborough and Thanet, along with Labour-Liberal Democrat-run Powys - have confirmed their interest The pilot scheme would see £100million in additional funding for the building of new properties or for the refurbishment of old, derelict buildings in order to house asylum seekers We can find money to house the rest of the world while we have 1.3 million Brits on the housing waiting list

Active Patriot

78,484 views • 6 months ago

Breaking🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿: "Glasgow has 1% of the UK population housing 6% of the UK's illegal migrants, costing £55 million a year". Scots are slowly waking up to the destruction of mass unfettered immigration. Reform Scotland Leader Malcolm Offord exposes the FACT that Glasgow has been a dumping ground for illegals from all over the world, in essence making the place little more than a 3rd World Dumping Ground. Thanks to Labour, Tory, SNP, Greens and Lib/Dems for screwing this once proud Glasgow - oh and the brainwashed masses voting for their own demise.
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Breaking🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿: "Glasgow has 1% of the UK population housing 6% of the UK's illegal migrants, costing £55 million a year". Scots are slowly waking up to the destruction of mass unfettered immigration. Reform Scotland Leader Malcolm Offord exposes the FACT that Glasgow has been a dumping ground for illegals from all over the world, in essence making the place little more than a 3rd World Dumping Ground. Thanks to Labour, Tory, SNP, Greens and Lib/Dems for screwing this once proud Glasgow - oh and the brainwashed masses voting for their own demise.

HIN News🇬🇧🇺🇸

121,096 views • 3 months ago

EXC: YouGov / Sky / Politico London elections MRP projection * Labour look set for big losses across the capital, though not wipe out, as the Greens in particular eat into their once solid London vote * Reform UK are also expected to perform well, picking up significant levels of previous Conservative support in the outer boroughs, and driving into Labour heartlands in Barking and Dagenham * The Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats are expected to hold most of what they have, while Independents and other parties look set to make gains particularly in London’s East According to YouGov's median projection, the following is the number of councils each party is projected to have the highest share of support (compared to 2022) Labour 15 (down 6) Tories 5 (down 1) Lib Dems 4 (up 1) Greens 4 (up 4) Reform 3 (up 3) Too close to call 1 /32 councils:
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EXC: YouGov / Sky / Politico London elections MRP projection * Labour look set for big losses across the capital, though not wipe out, as the Greens in particular eat into their once solid London vote * Reform UK are also expected to perform well, picking up significant levels of previous Conservative support in the outer boroughs, and driving into Labour heartlands in Barking and Dagenham * The Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats are expected to hold most of what they have, while Independents and other parties look set to make gains particularly in London’s East According to YouGov's median projection, the following is the number of councils each party is projected to have the highest share of support (compared to 2022) Labour 15 (down 6) Tories 5 (down 1) Lib Dems 4 (up 1) Greens 4 (up 4) Reform 3 (up 3) Too close to call 1 /32 councils:

Sam Coates Sky

138,809 views • 2 months ago

Rupert Lowe returned to GB News after months of blacklisting, and delivered a tutorial on how to dismantle subversive framing in an interview. He turned Jacob Rees-Mogg's questions about "uniting the right" into an opportunity to condemn the Tories as useless traitors, and to highlight the hypocrisy and dishonesty of Reform. (GB News edited out a section where Rupert explained how Nigel Farage filed a false police report against him, and kicked him out of Reform, for promising to deport the perpetrators of the Pakistani grooming gangs.) Rupert refused to ritualistically denounce Tommy Robinson and turn him into a bogeyman. Instead, he pointed out how both Labour and Conservatives were complicit in covering up the grooming gangs for decades, and how he — not Farage — delivered the promised privately-funded inquiry into the scandal. Rupert set Restore Britain apart from other parties as a fresh start, and an uncompromising alternative to the establishment. No wonder the smears and dirty tricks against him are getting more desperate.
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Rupert Lowe returned to GB News after months of blacklisting, and delivered a tutorial on how to dismantle subversive framing in an interview. He turned Jacob Rees-Mogg's questions about "uniting the right" into an opportunity to condemn the Tories as useless traitors, and to highlight the hypocrisy and dishonesty of Reform. (GB News edited out a section where Rupert explained how Nigel Farage filed a false police report against him, and kicked him out of Reform, for promising to deport the perpetrators of the Pakistani grooming gangs.) Rupert refused to ritualistically denounce Tommy Robinson and turn him into a bogeyman. Instead, he pointed out how both Labour and Conservatives were complicit in covering up the grooming gangs for decades, and how he — not Farage — delivered the promised privately-funded inquiry into the scandal. Rupert set Restore Britain apart from other parties as a fresh start, and an uncompromising alternative to the establishment. No wonder the smears and dirty tricks against him are getting more desperate.

Connor Tomlinson

34,487 views • 2 months ago

This week's episode of our podcast The State of It: * Exclusive on Reform’s election slogan: 'Vote Reform. Get Starmer Out' Nigel Farage wants to make the local elections a referendum on Starmer and his Premiership. The slogan will be launched later this week with a full campaign of attack ads, poster trucks and social media coverage * Local election carnage Cabinet fears about London, the post-mortem is already beginning. @laraspirit on how David Lammy thinks Labour should be making much more noise about reapprochment with the EU * The five-way brawl London is effectively a five-way brawl, with threats to Labour on all fronts. From the Greens in areas like Camden, islington and Hackney, the Tories in areas like Westminster and Wandsworth, the Lib Dems in places like Merton and Reform in the outer ring * Historic losses, historic gains Analysis suggests Reform could make 2000+ gains while Labour could end up losing 1,900 seats, leaving it holding just 13% of the seats it is contesting. Tories on course for very bad night - 1,000+ seats lost - while Greens could be other winner with 450+ gains * It's bad for the Tories too Don't underestimate how bad it is for the Tories. Yes, Kemi Badenoch is now outperforming other party leaders but she's still on -9, and there are no signs of her improved standing feeding through to the party brand With the brilliant Gabriel Pogrund and Lara Spirit
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This week's episode of our podcast The State of It: * Exclusive on Reform’s election slogan: 'Vote Reform. Get Starmer Out' Nigel Farage wants to make the local elections a referendum on Starmer and his Premiership. The slogan will be launched later this week with a full campaign of attack ads, poster trucks and social media coverage * Local election carnage Cabinet fears about London, the post-mortem is already beginning. @laraspirit on how David Lammy thinks Labour should be making much more noise about reapprochment with the EU * The five-way brawl London is effectively a five-way brawl, with threats to Labour on all fronts. From the Greens in areas like Camden, islington and Hackney, the Tories in areas like Westminster and Wandsworth, the Lib Dems in places like Merton and Reform in the outer ring * Historic losses, historic gains Analysis suggests Reform could make 2000+ gains while Labour could end up losing 1,900 seats, leaving it holding just 13% of the seats it is contesting. Tories on course for very bad night - 1,000+ seats lost - while Greens could be other winner with 450+ gains * It's bad for the Tories too Don't underestimate how bad it is for the Tories. Yes, Kemi Badenoch is now outperforming other party leaders but she's still on -9, and there are no signs of her improved standing feeding through to the party brand With the brilliant Gabriel Pogrund and Lara Spirit

Steven Swinford

17,653 views • 3 months ago

Joe Kent warns that if foreign money succeeds in taking out Thomas Massie, an entire generation of young America First voters will conclude that Washington is rigged and walk away from politics entirely. Kent says Massie is one of the best representatives in the country and that the $25 to $30 million pouring in against him is the establishment's way of stomping out the last independent voice in Congress. “If $25, $30 million of foreign money can override, you know, arguably one of the best representatives, I guess, for his constituents, you know, where are we at?” “They got burned really badly in this last election with what President Trump promised versus what he delivered.” “If the big money and the special interests are able, basically, to kind of stomp out Massey, I think an effect that we're going to have is a lot of people are going to be like, you know what, I got other stuff to do.” “That's how the establishment on the left and the right takes over. And then it's like, really, no matter who we get, we get a war of Iran.” h/t Shadow of Ezra
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Joe Kent warns that if foreign money succeeds in taking out Thomas Massie, an entire generation of young America First voters will conclude that Washington is rigged and walk away from politics entirely. Kent says Massie is one of the best representatives in the country and that the $25 to $30 million pouring in against him is the establishment's way of stomping out the last independent voice in Congress. “If $25, $30 million of foreign money can override, you know, arguably one of the best representatives, I guess, for his constituents, you know, where are we at?” “They got burned really badly in this last election with what President Trump promised versus what he delivered.” “If the big money and the special interests are able, basically, to kind of stomp out Massey, I think an effect that we're going to have is a lot of people are going to be like, you know what, I got other stuff to do.” “That's how the establishment on the left and the right takes over. And then it's like, really, no matter who we get, we get a war of Iran.” h/t Shadow of Ezra

Space Ape

27,861 views • 1 month ago

I don't think how much intelligence we can unlock with just the sun's energy. The outcomes are COUNTLESS! Elon: "You can certainly imagine a situation where we let's say a million times more energy is harnessed [from the sun] than all of Earth's current electricity usage. That would still only be roughly a millionth of the sun's energy output." "Essentially, if you increase the economy by a factor of a million, it's still 1 millionth only of the sun's energy harnessed. What does an economy or an intelligence using a million times more electricity than all of Earth's civilization think about, look like, or do? It's going to be something pretty magnificent."
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I don't think how much intelligence we can unlock with just the sun's energy. The outcomes are COUNTLESS! Elon: "You can certainly imagine a situation where we let's say a million times more energy is harnessed [from the sun] than all of Earth's current electricity usage. That would still only be roughly a millionth of the sun's energy output." "Essentially, if you increase the economy by a factor of a million, it's still 1 millionth only of the sun's energy harnessed. What does an economy or an intelligence using a million times more electricity than all of Earth's civilization think about, look like, or do? It's going to be something pretty magnificent."

Peter H. Diamandis, MD

38,552 views • 16 days ago