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“X didn't even bother to turn up yesterday, which I think is an absolute disgrace.” Culture secretary Lisa Nandy criticises X bosses for failing to attend a meeting with social media firms about online hatred directed at RNLI volunteers. @LisaNandy | Kate McCann

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@lisanandy @KateEMcCann Maybe just maybe if we had a minister that dealt with the media they could do something......... Oh wait.

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@KateEMcCann @lisanandy They might meet with someone who is actually a serious person. Someone who thinks a man can become a woman is clearly a joke. Yes you Lisa.

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@lisanandy @KateEMcCann In a free society government ministers don't get to issue diktats to media organisations.

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@lisanandy @KateEMcCann Did @NickFerrariLBC show up

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@Startinglifeag1 @lisanandy @KateEMcCann Its free speech you fascist , exactly the same free speech you employ when you criticise other political parties.

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@lisanandy @KateEMcCann Please don’t allow absolute simpletons like Lisa Nandy get the better of free speech in Britain, @elonmusk. You have no idea how much these people are hated. And such is their constant state of delusion, they have no idea, either.

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@KateEMcCann @lisanandy They simply don’t give a toss what some thicko bureaucrat thinks. ‘Culture’ lol, Minister for Greggs might be more apt.

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Regvor 2 Tagen

@lisanandy @KateEMcCann Just stop the dregs of global society being taxied into our country on a daily basis ffs Government has it within there power to do so

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@lisanandy @KateEMcCann If you had not scrapped the Rwanda plan we might have broken the people smugglers business case by now and would not need to use the RNLI as a taxi service

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@lisanandy @KateEMcCann lol! The most AWOL minister in recent memory makes a suprise media appearance just to criticise others for not turning up!

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@lisanandy @KateEMcCann If the RNLI wants to raise a ton of cash from the British public, it should always deposit dinghy passengers back to French ports.

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Not The Droid You're Looking Forvor 2 Tagen

@lisanandy @KateEMcCann RNLI smuggles illegals into Britain for organised criminal gangs - what's not to hate?

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@lisanandy @KateEMcCann She's right.

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