Socialist,ex Labour member, love a whiskey and an afternoon kip.

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Got my Oasis tickets, great seats but tbh can't even be bothered to go. And no, I won't be selling them, they are going straight in the BIN.
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A poem for Reo Hatate: You were are Japanese lad Never done a thing bad You wore the green hoops proudly Away stadions were rowdy There shall never be another like you You were so good at hearts away, you should of scored 2 💚
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If the Rugby players could do it in 1981, surely the Soccer players can do it in 2026! #StopTheGame
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"I hear you're a bit of a racist now Jim"
Replying to @BBCNews
Greatest pair of humans the world has ever seen
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Yeah nothing to do with us your lives are fucking desperate it was Putin all along, these Cunts are actually worse than Reform blaming the immmmmigants.
A British counter disinformation centre is long overdue, and very welcome.
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Dick the diplomat building bridges.
Snivelling little vile coward
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Adam Curtis doesn’t have to do much work for clips now, just has to add a Yo La Tengo b side and say ‘this is the story of how..’
Desirée Townsend
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Hang this in the Louvre #RNLI #StopInvasion #StopTheBoats
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Myra Hindley and Ian Brady slip down to no2 apparently.
Meghan and Harry are the most unpopular couple in modern British history.
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Hmmmm.....are 'I' phones akin to 'pagers' D'ya think?.....
Israel could shut down the U.K. with a click of their fingers. THAT is how embedded they are in our entire infrastructure. So many of our systems are run by them, or they have a back door to access, including the military! When I say we need to remove them from our entire infrastructure, I mean it with some urgency.
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This is the United Kingdom’s Defence Secretary. Are you starting to get it?
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Most funny exchange on British sanctions against Israel award winner
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Someone is still smarting at rejection by a Romanian
If all illegals were removed, Britain would no longer have a housing, health or welfare crisis.
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Jason Arday got his job because of the colour of skin, unlike me who got my job because my dad is a Viscount/CEO of a super market/Mates with the owner of a news network/In the Epstein Files. Signed, just about every Journalist in the UK.
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‘I think that’s different’ Yes love, you would do
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Oh here we go. Academics were complaining about Cofnas's appointment on the grounds of his 'abysmal' shoddy work when he was employed by Ghent, well before the Arday affair. Oh come on. This guy is an imposter. thecanary.co/skwawkbox/2026/…
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After the death of Jason Arday, Will Self asks what happens when newspapers, platforms, editors and audiences become components in a machine nobody admits to controlling. The public interest is not the same thing as the public being interested.
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Jason Arday: J'Accuse the British Media

Prime Minister, You have been in office for less than a month. It would therefore be absurd to hold you responsible for the events that preceded the death of Professor Jason Arday. But you have

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The strongest and most widely accepted criticism was that a psychiatrist should not publicly associate a named living individual with a psychiatric concept (even a descriptive, non-DSM one like 'pseudologia fantastica') without having examined them, taken a history, or obtained consent. Pemberton repeatedly caveated that he had never met Arday and was speaking “generally.” Critics argue this does not fully neutralise the issue: by naming Arday, reviewing the public allegations against him, and then explaining a recognised pattern of elaborate self-mythologising, the column effectively invites readers to apply that pattern to him. Professional norms (reflected in GMC Good Medical Practice principles about working within competence and the spirit of the American “Goldwater Rule”) discourage this kind of media commentary precisely because it risks error, stigma, and misuse of clinical authority. The most substantive criticisms, then, are not that the general psychology of elaborate, self-reinforcing fabrications is invented or baseless. They are that a practising psychiatrist should not publicly map that pattern onto a specific named person on the basis of incomplete media evidence, especially under the professional constraints that apply to doctors and in the charged circumstances of this case.
The psychiatrist the Daily Mail commissioned for their Jason Arday article was Max Pemberton; he has now locked his account.
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