Michelle B 🌱 @Michellysaurus

@BethRigby Except Starmer's parents were lifelong socialists and Corbyn supporters. They'd disowned Keir. He in turn abandoned his own siblings. Starmer is a deeply dysfunctional man.

Grateful to Novara Media for giving me the word count for a proper political obituary of Starmer! "Starmer might not have a political economy, but he certainly has a moral one. He inhabits a world where some people are deserving of attention, grace, kindness or deference. Usually this is determined by whether he thinks they are ‘proper’ people: the suit-wearers who hold zippy ‘bilats’ or who wield the sort of institutional power he alternatingly fears or valorises. These people Starmer treats with genuine warmth, care and respect – like the media class that repeatedly defends him as a ‘decent man’ because they fall within his internal Venn diagram of respectability, cultural cache and power, so Starmer treats them decently. But woe betide those who fall into his out-group of the contemptible. These are usually people other powerful and socially adept people think are worthy of ridicule, and will give Starmer a thumbs-up if he punches down. For this group, Starmer has nothing but disdain, or cruelty or indifference. We know who falls into this category: leftwingers, Jeremy Corbyn and Diane Abbott, peace activists and Palestinians; those who stand up at Labour conference and demand accountability for genocide; the irresponsible idealists who refuse to put aside childish things like protest marches and human rights and justice and saving the climate in return for incrementalism, stoicism, ‘grown up’ politics, handshakes with dictators, dinner parties in Davos and accommodation with the ‘reasonable demands’ of capital. Or, more concretely, the hundreds of thousands of members he told to leave the party – and did." novaramedia.com/2026/07/17/ign…

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Michelle B 🌱 @Michellysaurus

2 months ago

@Normanjam67 He’s a covert narcissist. That word gets thrown around a lot but it’s a real thing most ppl know nothing about in order to spot them. Faux good guys, epitome of a wolf in sheep’s clothing, cruel/spiteful behind the mask. The stuff re his brother was the final confirmation for me.

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Yet again that Bill Bailey quote comes to mind… 😫 #WorldCup #England #ENGARG

@higgyboson @nw_nicholas If those flowers are in a place the ponies have access to someone needs to move them, not only are some of them poisonous to equines, the chemicals the florists are likely to have used will be harmful/toxic too. To be safe should be put somewhere no wildlife can easily get to.

@freakoutsideofx They wore the same clothes and recreated the exact same pose they did for his 95th birthday…🔍🤔

Ann, I hope you’re sitting on a beach somewhere with your mum again. #RIP Ann Widdecombe

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Following the revelation that Ann Widdicombe was murdered, GBNews is calling for inflammatory/divisive political rhetoric aimed at individuals/parties on ‘the other side’ to be dialled down. Err ‘Come in pot, this is kettle, are u receiving me, over..’ Literally the channel’s MO. Stratospheric hypocrisy. #YouArePartOfTheProblem #RIPAnn 💔

@BuckCllr @RichardJMurphy Tell me you know nothing about Richard Murphy’s level of knowledge/expertise and his stance (that the content of his videos and written output on economics make very clear), without telling me…

“Despite their general disinterest in others' feelings, narcissists yearn to be admired; they need to win others' approval, even as they posture to keep a manipulative edge. They become masters at feigning interest, when in fact they are not interested at all. They can cover contempt for someone with seemingly genuine friendliness. So skilled are they at appearing likeable that even close associates can be fooled into assuming that all is well in the relationship even when it is not.” ― Les Carter PhD

@donmcgowan @JamesGrahamAuth Re-activated😁 (The political ally version of defrosting Michael Buble around mid November).

We are used to seeing the 1920s in black and white. This is what London actually looked like, in full color, more than a hundred years ago. What you are watching comes from The Open Road, filmed in the summer of 1924 by a British cinematographer named Claude Friese-Greene. It is some of the earliest colour film of London ever made. What I love about this film is that the color collapses the distance between us and them. The black-and-white footage we are used to is beautiful, but it makes the past feel like another world. Colour changes that. Red buses, a blue sky, the green of the trees, and suddenly 1924 does not feel like history at all... What most people don't know is that this footage was one man's attempt to finish his father's life's work: Claude was the son of William Friese-Greene, one of the pioneers of early cinema. Together they had spent years developing a way to capture true color on film, using a system of spinning red and blue-green filters in front of the camera. The process was flawed. It flickered, it produced strange color fringes around anything that moved too fast, and it was soon overtaken by better systems and forgotten. Claude set out on a journey by car from Land's End to the north of Scotland, filming the whole country in his imperfect color, trying to prove that his father's dream could work. For decades the footage sat largely unseen, its flaws making it almost unwatchable. Then, in our own century, the British Film Institute used digital technology to clean away the flicker and the fringing, revealing what Friese-Greene had actually captured: a lost world, brought back to life in color.

“Nigel’s like us”. “Regular bloke”. “Man of the people”. You’re probably gonna have to take a hit on the football shirt Nige, but you might be able to get a refund on the turquoise No.10 wheelie bin stickers if you’ve still got the receipt & haven’t taken them out of the packet. #Farage

Don McGowan @donmcgowan

2 weeks ago

The wheels have not only come off for Nigel Farage, but they've caught fire and are speeding off down the road. Everyone who has associated themselves with this grifter are now going to come under uncreased scrutiny — and not before time. You don't have to lift many stones to

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@donmcgowan @orla62 @TrevorPTweets

@JamesLucasIT Weirdest thing, whenever I see films from this time period I always feel like I belong there, not here, I’ve felt it since I was a teen, like that’s ‘home’, where I’m supposed to be, not here, not now. I know, it makes no sense, can’t explain it myself.

There’s moving the goalposts and then there’s Jenrick, his just got moved so far they’re gonna use them for the England v Mexico match. Stratospheric back to front hypocrisy. Two tier, Bobby J style.

InevitableFacts 🙈🙉🙊 @Nikhedonia11

2 weeks ago

@GBNEWS Cottrell was convicted of money laundering. He agree to launder between $50,000 & $150,000 of drug money per month. He tries to swat it away by saying it was a 'mistake.' Is this the same Jenrick who was hounding commuters who didnt pay their £5 fare on London Underground? 😂

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@henrylegion @raphaels7 I’m interested to know too. We’ll wait. Rafael:-

@raphaels7 He’s not wrong Raphael. You clearly do not understand the particular autoimmune issue that is at play here. THIS ⬇️

Henry @henrylegion

2 weeks ago

@GuruAnaerobic @raphaels7 Precisely what? lol Eating more meat doesn’t magically restore destroyed cells, and the sun doesn’t reprogram autoreactive immune cells. It’s magical thinking.

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If you think there’s anything even remotely objectionable about this, you’re telling on yourselves

Fox News @FoxNews

2 weeks ago

JUST IN: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani used America’s 250th anniversary to sharply criticize the country, accusing the U.S. of allowing children to go hungry while billionaires and “oligarchs” gain more power. He said America’s wealth was built by working people with “calloused,

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