Tim James @timjames16

Lockdowns were a civil liberties abomination that inevitably and predictably caused mass deaths and economic and societal chaos: Precisely as we warned on day 1 Joined December 2011

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Kemi Badenoch @KemiBadenoch

4 days ago

Disastrous. Absolutely disastrous. We will all rue the day this decision was made. Rewarding terrorism with no conditions whatsoever put in place for Hamas. It leaves hostages languishing in Gaza and does nothing to stop the suffering of innocent people caught in this war. It…

Keir Starmer @Keir_Starmer

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Rock Chartrand🤑 @RockChartrand

5 days ago

The man who waits for the perfect moment never learns that he is meant to create it.

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Rock Chartrand🤑 @RockChartrand

a week ago

The government’s job is simple: stop force and fraud. The moment it does anything else, it’s the one committing them.

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Mark Changizi @MarkChangizi

a week ago

But remember: the government became the slave of the masses who demanded they “do something.” Governments worldwide initially pushed calm. But media, masses, intellectuals, and even many of your Team Reality leaders initially screamed at them to lock down. (…and then blamed a…

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Rock Chartrand🤑 @RockChartrand

2 weeks ago

@LibertariansUK Government isn’t a “necessary evil.” It’s a necessary good, like a lock on your door or a rifle on your wall. A thief may call either of those evil, but only because they stand in his way. The true purpose of government is simple: to guard life, liberty, and property by law, and…

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Rock Chartrand🤑 @RockChartrand

2 weeks ago

Inflation isn’t greedy corporations raising prices. It’s greedy governments printing money. Prices are the symptom, the devalued dollar is the disease. When politicians spend what they don’t have and print what doesn’t exist, your paycheck shrinks while their power grows.

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Toby Young @toadmeister

2 weeks ago

Jim Ratcliffe's energy empire, Ineos – one of the world's largest chemical manufacturers – is ending all investment in Britain and diverting it to the US over Labour's tax raid on oil and gas producers. dailysceptic.org/2025/09/09/jim…

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WeAreFairCop @WeAreFairCop

3 weeks ago

The arrest yesterday of @Glinner by 5 armed officers for 3 tweets, shows how urgent it is to make the police understand their fundamental duty of impartiality - to treat us all without fear or favour. We will go after every force if we have to. Let go, or be dragged.

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Francis Hoar @Francis_Hoar

3 weeks ago

Polanski: Tweet that so and so deserves a punch in the balls: arrest by 5 armed police officers is proportionate; Make a speech celebrating the magnificent murder of over 1,000 Jews in one day: legitimate exercise of free speech.

James Price @jamespriceglos

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Tim James @timjames16

3 weeks ago

Everyone who called for or supported lockdowns in 2020/21 ensured that the then government would be blamed for the inevitable disastrous consequences at the subsequent election. Congratulations. That ensured that the horrific current government would be elected. I warned you.

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Kate Cox @KateCox59582715

4 weeks ago

She was wonderful & must take all the credit. She & Reagan had the vision. 🇬🇧 Voters & @Conservatives party followed along until they drifted back to socialism, seduced by EU & CCP, resulting in Blair, Corbyn & Starmer. The torch of freedom is now in the hands of Javier Milei

Margaret Thatcher @realmrsthatcher

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Kezia Noble @kezia_noble

4 weeks ago

Teach your child how to swim and play chess. You’re welcome.

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Mark Changizi @MarkChangizi

4 weeks ago

Perhaps the most striking feature of both Covid and 10/7 is how, almost overnight, a global narrative erupted — filled with conspicuous absurdities and falsehoods — and yet was embraced as unquestionable truth by a tremendous fraction of humankind.

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Kate Cox @KateCox59582715

a month ago

Interesting. Polls in UK also indicated that 🇬🇧 majority also wanted the lockdown Boris Johnson was initially reluctant to approve - once furlough was announced. That was the clincher. Friends who mocked the panic became pious once they had stay home on full pay. Greed won.

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Alex Macdonald @alexfmac

2 months ago

This is what real leadership is: ‘My task is not to look like a good guy, but to do good, even if they call me cruel’ Judge people and especially politicians by what they do, not what they say.

Argentina's Milei News 🇦🇷🤝🌎 @ArgMilei

2 months ago

This is what real leadership is: ‘My task is not to look like a good guy, but to do good, even if they call me cruel’ Judge people and especially politicians by what they do, not what they say.

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Daniel Hannan @DanielJHannan

2 months ago

Tony Blair's "Forces of Conservatism" speech to the 1999 Labour Conference. My God, that man has a lot to answer for.

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Moving Home with Charlie @moving_charlie

2 months ago

When you're getting free or easy money from the government, you don't want to hear that the government is running out. And you can't blame them, because you're still on the take from them. Who's left to blame? I know! "The rich"! Those feckless, job-creating, risk taking,…

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Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10

2 months ago

Lockdown killed far more people than it saved, and lockdown caused far more damage than it prevented. It was a catastrophe, on so many levels - Sweden showed us the way. Our establishment wants to pretend it all never happened. It did. We must end the lockdown legacy.

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Professor John Hearn @jbhearn

2 months ago

A day of headlines about tax rises required to fill a £50billion Black Hole. Just a reminder that the Black Hole has doubled because the Chancellor RAISED tax rates to close the previous gap. The only way to close the gap is to cut expenditure and/or LOWER tax rates.