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When we say we have something serious to bring to your attention, we mean it. It is time for a conversation. #Legion of #Anonymous has been observing deeply disturbing things that you need to know about.
absolutely this - prove you are not like the vast majority of other political parties across the World, actually go out there and act in the interest of the average human being and bring into account the serious criminals no matter who they are and what they represent
The balance of power in the United States has shifted as the political atmosphere has been hit with a Big Blue Mega Tsunami. That does not mean #Legion of #Anonymous takes a break. We will hold whoever is in power to account, republican or democrat. Stop funding Israel. Ensure prosecution of the #Epstein collaborators and clients. Purge yourself of anyone who would dare protect them. Release the #EpsteinFiles and use what is in them to impeach and convict The President of The United States alongside all of his other actions. Discontinue what earned you the name “do nothing democrats” and do your fucking jobs this time.
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🚨🇬🇧 UPDATE: Danny Tommo. Let's get some facts straight.
There was no last-minute move. A judge listed Danny Tommo’s Westminster hearing on 2 October. PA reported it the same day.
Last night his son, using Tommo's account, told 482,000 people his Dover case was due in Kent “tomorrow” and had been moved to Westminster “less than 24 hours” before.
The record says otherwise. On 2 October, at Margate Magistrates’ Court, District Judge William Nelson sent the case to Westminster Magistrates’ Court for a case management hearing on 4 November. LBC and others reported it that afternoon. Five weeks’ notice.
Today’s hearing is case management in the Dover case. The dinghy trial hasn’t moved. It’s still listed at Portsmouth Crown Court for 1 March 2027.
Why Westminster? Since 2005, any magistrates’ court in England and Wales can hear any summary offence. Westminster is where the Chief Magistrate sits, and that bench hears the country's most sensitive cases. Tommy Robinson’s harassment case went through the same building.
Belmarsh. His family says he has been told he’ll be held there. No outlet has confirmed it. If it happens, that’s a Prison Service decision, not the court’s. Belmarsh also works as a reception prison, and remand prisoners there are unclassified. Being held there doesn’t make him a Category A prisoner.
The family’s fear for his safety may well be real. The prison has a legal duty to manage it, wherever he’s held.
Rupert Lowe MP has written to the minister calling the decision “inexplicable.” His stated source: “His son has reported the move.”
One of Tommo’s own supporters checked the LBC report last night and posted the correction. It reached 7,600 people.
The record was one search away.
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Red cartel fans saying “but what Jamie said is true” just proved everything we said about them and the Premier League. You have to be delusional to think Unai Emery would walk away from what he is building at Aston Villa for the mess at Manchester United.
Villa beat PSG to the signing of goalkeeper Suzuki. This is a highly ambitious club who want to rise to the very top and not stay in the box someone put them. They only sold their players because of some stupid rules designed to protect the certain clubs, not because they are small.
Jamie still calling Manchester United a “giant” in 2026 shows how out of touch and entitled these people really are.
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This is exactly why City fans have no care for what has gone on in the boardroom & why our owners have voted against anticompetitive rules.
The red cartel right here saying this about Villa.
Why can’t Villa fans want to dream big, to keep hold of the squad & compete for trophies
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An important thing that Patrick Stewart did for us all. More relevant now than ever.
Godspeed, captain.
youtu.be/ptfmAY6M6aA?is=GMb-…
Not just brilliant because its Patrick Stewart (RIP) but also because it's so true..............
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This seems like a great time to reshare my favourite Sir Patrick Stewart performance, ‘What has the ECHR ever done for us?’ It’s just perfect in every possible way … including the ending 😂😂😂 RIP.
🎥 The Guardian
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Your enemy is not traveling by small boat, they are traveling by private jet.
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Poverty and inequality are not inevitable.
We need a budget for the people — one that taxes the rich, ends corporate greed and protects our natural world!
Lastly as you are clearly fond of data - 5000 people, surveyed out of 8.9 million school children and 512000 teachers - 5000 out of 9.4 million is 0.053191% - not exactly extensive in itself is it? Amd again Ive worked with at least double that in schools...maybe treble
This is one of my favorite fallacies that stupid people like to trot out when discussing antisemitism.
The UK has roughly 69 million people. That creates nearly 2.4 quadrillion unique potential pairings. Even if you are ultra-popular—which seems unlikely (sorry)—and you know 5,000 people, you only ever interact with 0.007 percent of the population.
Your personal experiences and interactions are personal anecdotes, not data on important social issues.
You might try talking to Jews who experienced antisemitism in schools instead of attributing this issue to a nefarious Zionist plot.
Ironically, when folks like you belittle and deny anti-Jewish hatred, you strengthen the case for Zionism by demonstrating that the well-being of Jews is of no interest to most British citizens.
And, since you love personal anecdotes as data—I’ve traveled and lived around the world, and the worst antisemitism I ever experienced was when I lived in London. Even children said cruel things to me. It’s not hard to imagine what their parents are teaching them. 🙁
I too have lived and travelled the World - I agree with your final point as well - it is parents that teach their children values - I hope you teach yours to value ALL life not just one section/group within society.
This is one of my favorite fallacies that stupid people like to trot out when discussing antisemitism.
The UK has roughly 69 million people. That creates nearly 2.4 quadrillion unique potential pairings. Even if you are ultra-popular—which seems unlikely (sorry)—and you know 5,000 people, you only ever interact with 0.007 percent of the population.
Your personal experiences and interactions are personal anecdotes, not data on important social issues.
You might try talking to Jews who experienced antisemitism in schools instead of attributing this issue to a nefarious Zionist plot.
Ironically, when folks like you belittle and deny anti-Jewish hatred, you strengthen the case for Zionism by demonstrating that the well-being of Jews is of no interest to most British citizens.
And, since you love personal anecdotes as data—I’ve traveled and lived around the world, and the worst antisemitism I ever experienced was when I lived in London. Even children said cruel things to me. It’s not hard to imagine what their parents are teaching them. 🙁
Therefore my personal experiences in schools have way more data than the actual survey. I never said it was a zionist plot-nothing like that. I actually said anti-semitism exists and is real - so quite the opposite. I also said that ALL bigotry is wrong including anti-semitism.
This is one of my favorite fallacies that stupid people like to trot out when discussing antisemitism.
The UK has roughly 69 million people. That creates nearly 2.4 quadrillion unique potential pairings. Even if you are ultra-popular—which seems unlikely (sorry)—and you know 5,000 people, you only ever interact with 0.007 percent of the population.
Your personal experiences and interactions are personal anecdotes, not data on important social issues.
You might try talking to Jews who experienced antisemitism in schools instead of attributing this issue to a nefarious Zionist plot.
Ironically, when folks like you belittle and deny anti-Jewish hatred, you strengthen the case for Zionism by demonstrating that the well-being of Jews is of no interest to most British citizens.
And, since you love personal anecdotes as data—I’ve traveled and lived around the world, and the worst antisemitism I ever experienced was when I lived in London. Even children said cruel things to me. It’s not hard to imagine what their parents are teaching them. 🙁
1. Im sorry you have suffered any type of prejudicial behaviour-that is abhorrent and shouldnt be suffered by anyone (Im sure you would agree)?
2.The survey was of 5000 people-yet as you say that is a very small amount of people-In my career Ive met/worked with more than double.
This is one of my favorite fallacies that stupid people like to trot out when discussing antisemitism.
The UK has roughly 69 million people. That creates nearly 2.4 quadrillion unique potential pairings. Even if you are ultra-popular—which seems unlikely (sorry)—and you know 5,000 people, you only ever interact with 0.007 percent of the population.
Your personal experiences and interactions are personal anecdotes, not data on important social issues.
You might try talking to Jews who experienced antisemitism in schools instead of attributing this issue to a nefarious Zionist plot.
Ironically, when folks like you belittle and deny anti-Jewish hatred, you strengthen the case for Zionism by demonstrating that the well-being of Jews is of no interest to most British citizens.
And, since you love personal anecdotes as data—I’ve traveled and lived around the world, and the worst antisemitism I ever experienced was when I lived in London. Even children said cruel things to me. It’s not hard to imagine what their parents are teaching them. 🙁