Russell M @mkhoop

QPR till I die.Brexit as well. Love America. #MAGA #MBGA. So Voting Reform. Multisite leisure long service award. Retired and enjoying life. Joined November 2010

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Russell M @mkhoop

6 days ago

Huge love to @SophiaTrade1 for being part of this journey and for the opportunity that helped make this moment possible ❤️worth checking her out if you want guidance in crypto investing.

Started with a vision, stayed consistent, and today I’m grateful to say I’ve got a new home through crypto. Hard work, patience, and belief really do pay off. Here’s to bigger milestones ahead. 🏡🚀💎 #Crypto #Blessed #NewHome

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Russell M @mkhoop

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Russell M @mkhoop

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@NotFarLeftAtAll No No Never

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ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1

2 weeks ago

Jeremy Clarkson has strongly criticised the sentences handed to three teenage boys convicted of raping two girls in Hampshire, arguing the punishment was far too lenient and questioning the judge’s decision to spare them immediate custody. Writing in his newspaper column, Clarkson said the outcome “beggars belief” and accused the court of failing to reflect the seriousness of the offences. He argued that those convicted of rape should face much tougher penalties and expressed support for the decision to have the sentences reviewed by the Court of Appeal. The case, heard at Southampton Crown Court, involved the rape of two teenage girls in separate incidents, with footage of the attacks later shared online. During sentencing, the judge said he had to consider the defendants’ ages, personal circumstances and prospects for rehabilitation, noting that peer pressure had played a role in the offending. Clarkson rejected those arguments, saying the offenders should be held fully accountable for their actions. His comments have added to the wider public debate surrounding the case, which has attracted significant criticism and is now set to be reconsidered by the Court of Appeal.

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Russell M @mkhoop

2 weeks ago

@SandyofSuffolk They voted to get rid of Starmer in my opinion

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Lucy Connolly @LucyTCWife

3 weeks ago

As it stands Andy Burnham is going to win the Makerfield seat. He will then go on to challenge Starmer for leadership. AND??? It’s just more of the same. Labour are running this country into the ground on a scary scale. DO NOT WASTE YOUR VOTE. For the sake of our children, please vote @reformparty_uk Swallow your ego and think of our children. We can not continue like this 😢

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Joe Hylton 🕶️ @JoeHylton10

2 months ago

Had a message that my Twitter (X) account @JoeHylton1 has been hacked or compromised.? Having failed to reactivate the original account, I’ve opened this new (X) account. I’d very much appreciate a follow from @QPR supporters, and anyone who had been following my last account👍

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MAGA Voice @MAGAVoice

2 months ago

Keir Starmer does NOT want the World to see how badly British Patriots want their country back Would be a shame if it went viral on 𝕏

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RESTORATION 29 🇬🇧 @darkskepticuk

2 months ago

I migrated from Reform to RESTORE. I've set up a local branch. If this decision you are making @RupertLowe10 is what you believe is truly for the greater good of the British people then please define the logic to me, because I'm genuinely perplexed. There is no way on earth, at this particular point in time this will do nothing more than facilitate Burnham's access to power. Reform, despite your personal grievance with Farage, and we all understand why, should be allowed a free run at this, the Tories should step down too. The repercussions of a Labour win here are profound, the downstream consequences are far reaching. It's NOT the time for snide pettiness, this isn't what we want, it's not what we expect, it's not the standard. We want a leader with vision, a plan, someone who can build and implement sound strategy. And that will mean some tradeoffs, even unpalatable ones you may not like but that is the sign of a strong leader. Standing against Reform right now makes you look trivial and petty. Don't do it, it's the wrong signal , the right time will come, we'll be much better prepared and consolidated. For the good of the nation the right MUST learn when to play tactically. This is one of those moments.

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Robert Denham @RobertDenhamQPR

2 months ago

@akutrs Still getting my AKUTRs fix in Thailand Dave, thanks to Russ sending them over. Hope your good mate 👍 💙 U RS

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Sandy Tregent @SandyofSuffolk

2 months ago

England are so back in the game. Thanks to everyone who voted Reform. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

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Nigel Farage MP @Nigel_Farage

2 months ago

Britain voted Reform. 🚀

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Nigel Farage MP @Nigel_Farage

2 months ago

Patriotic Labour voters who love their country have backed Reform in astonishing numbers. These are truly historic results — and we are just getting started.