Sean Horne @sean7232

She is Squealer from Animal Farm. Squealer is the pigs’ chief propagandist and spin doctor. Squealer uses slick, rousing, manipulative rhetoric to: • Twist facts and rewrite history. • Justify the regime’s power grabs and privileges. • Indoctrinate the other animals (especially the young) into accepting the new order. • Rally support through emotional appeals and slogans. All in all. just another Pig from the Farm.

@RadioGenoa He will win.

General Roberto Vannacci declares war on Islam: "I don't want to wake up tomorrow to see crowds of people praying to Allah in Milan's Piazza del Duomo. Italian schools must not close for Ramadan, and I don't want mosques in schools." Every sensible Italian should vote for him.

@AdamMoczar Yes

@jamespriceglos So who made the claim that lead to the arrests?

@BenGrahamUK @andymlaromana Ah, well that’s the point, it’s their truth and you’re not allowed to challenge it.

@PolitlcsUK @thetimes …..and???? I guess it’s better that sleeves rolled up, nobody does that outside of Hospital. More performance no policies.

@SkyNews “Wasn’t in our manifesto… and I’ve completely changed my mind now the leadership has.” 
All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. Four legs good, two legs better! Just reiterated what is needed to keep my job.

This story has need written before. Squealer, the silver-tongued pig in Animal Farm, excelled at plausible deniability (“It wasn’t me who changed the commandments…”), peppering his speeches with reassuring qualifiers (“Obviously, comrades…”), twisting active participation into mere passive response (“We pigs had to respond to the situation the other animals created…”), and delivering it all with smooth, furrowed-brow sincerity while the power grab unfolded around him.

She is Squealer from Animal Farm. Milk and apples, this has been proved by Science, comrades, contain substances absolutely necessary to the well-being of a pig. We pigs are brainworkers. The whole management and organisation of this farm depend on us. Day and night we are watching over your welfare. It is for your sake that we drink that milk and eat those apples.”

MrBounceBack.com @Bounce_BackLoan

23 hours ago

Labour's Deputy Leader, the dizzy Lucy Powell stinks out her working class conservatory whilst on #TrevorPhillips with her verbal diarrhoea. She embarrasses herself with her mental immaturity whilst singing the praises of the twisted gargoyle and fan of the 1970s that is Andy

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@LBC @grok can you explain to this talk head jockey the difference between been a major of any city is nothing like be a PM.

This story has need written before. Squealer, the silver-tongued pig in Animal Farm, excelled at plausible deniability (“It wasn’t me who changed the commandments…”), peppering his speeches with reassuring qualifiers (“Obviously, comrades…”), twisting active participation into mere passive response (“We pigs had to respond to the situation the other animals created…”), and delivering it all with smooth, furrowed-brow sincerity while the power grab unfolded around him.

This story has need written before. Squealer, the silver-tongued pig in Animal Farm, excelled at plausible deniability (“It wasn’t me who changed the commandments…”), peppering his speeches with reassuring qualifiers (“Obviously, comrades…”), twisting active participation into mere passive response (“We pigs had to respond to the situation the other animals created…”), and delivering it all with smooth, furrowed-brow sincerity while the power grab unfolded around him.

This story has need written before. Squealer, the silver-tongued pig in Animal Farm, excelled at plausible deniability (“It wasn’t me who changed the commandments…”), peppering his speeches with reassuring qualifiers (“Obviously, comrades…”), twisting active participation into mere passive response (“We pigs had to respond to the situation the other animals created…”), and delivering it all with smooth, furrowed-brow sincerity while the power grab unfolded around him.

This story has need written before. Squealer, the silver-tongued pig in Animal Farm, excelled at plausible deniability (“It wasn’t me who changed the commandments…”), peppering his speeches with reassuring qualifiers (“Obviously, comrades…”), twisting active participation into mere passive response (“We pigs had to respond to the situation the other animals created…”), and delivering it all with smooth, furrowed-brow sincerity while the power grab unfolded around him.

@ThatTimWalker “The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.”

Squealer, the silver-tongued pig in Animal Farm, excelled at plausible deniability (“It wasn’t me who changed the commandments…”), peppering his speeches with reassuring qualifiers (“Obviously, comrades…”), twisting active participation into mere passive response (“We pigs had to respond to the situation the other animals created…”), and delivering it all with smooth, furrowed-brow sincerity while the power grab unfolded around him.

Squealer, the silver-tongued pig in Animal Farm, excelled at plausible deniability (“It wasn’t me who changed the commandments…”), peppering his speeches with reassuring qualifiers (“Obviously, comrades…”), twisting active participation into mere passive response (“We pigs had to respond to the situation the other animals created…”), and delivering it all with smooth, furrowed-brow sincerity while the power grab unfolded around him.

Kevin Schofield @KevinASchofield

2 days ago

Andy was literally going around looking for a seat so he could become an MP again to challenge Keir Starmer. He achieved his goal and became leader fair and square, but can’t claim to have been an innocent bystander.

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This story has need written before. Squealer, the silver-tongued pig in Animal Farm, excelled at plausible deniability (“It wasn’t me who changed the commandments…”), peppering his speeches with reassuring qualifiers (“Obviously, comrades…”), twisting active participation into mere passive response (“We pigs had to respond to the situation the other animals created…”), and delivering it all with smooth, furrowed-brow sincerity while the power grab unfolded around him.

I have heard this story before. Squealer, the silver-tongued pig in Animal Farm, excelled at plausible deniability (“It wasn’t me who changed the commandments…”), peppering his speeches with reassuring qualifiers (“Obviously, comrades…”), twisting active participation into mere passive response (“We pigs had to respond to the situation the other animals created…”), and delivering it all with smooth, furrowed-brow sincerity while the power grab unfolded around him.