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Good job we’ve got Cider fighting for truth and justice, Bruce Wayne is his real name doncha know.
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Cider is asking pertinent questions that those in power are shat scared to ask or talk about.
It’s why I’ll not be giving my vote to the saviours when their Chairman couldn’t debate the burka! Threw his toys out the pram after being asked and resigned as fast as the turn coat tories who join, totally untrustworthy. |
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Yep, Cider for president, we need someone with a god complex
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Zia Yusuf, who resigned as Reform UK chairman on Thursday, is to return to work for the party in a new role.
Yusuf will lead what the party calls its "Doge team" – which is modelled on the Department of Government Efficiency set up by US President Donald Trump. Earlier this week, Yusuf quit the party, saying working to get it elected was no longer "a good use of my time", without expanding further. On Saturday, Reform leader Nigel Farage told the BBC he was "delighted" Yusuf had returned to the party and that he will now take on a more public role for the party in a new role, appearing more frequently in the media. He said: "Zia regrets what he said and did the other day. It was a combination of 11 months [of] hard work and exhaustion." In a post on X, Yusuf said he had received a large number of messages urging him to reconsider leaving the party and explained why he quit two days ago. "After 11 months of working as a volunteer to build a political party from scratch, with barely a single day off, my tweet was a decision born of exhaustion," he wrote. Yusuf said he came into politics "out of belief that Nigel Farage was the man" to lead the country, adding "I believe in these things more than ever". Before his resignation, Yusuf had criticised Sarah Pochin, who won last month's Runcorn and Helsby by-election for the party. She urged Sir Keir Starmer to ban the burka "in the interests of public safety" during Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday. Yusuf said it was "dumb for a party to ask the PM if they would do something the party itself wouldn't do". A burka ban is not Reform party policy. Farage |
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Not fighting for anything, regularly humiliating you, Crusty, does provide me with some moderate entertainment in between races.
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Don’t cry Cider, Batman don’t cry.
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Wanna solve the problem ban it. Not just that.
When asked every cab driver in London why they come here? Because WE allow them to wear it!  Try the ban see how many want to come! |
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being thick seems to be a condition endured by anyone who disagrees with cirsty, and his hate-filled ranting against 'right-wing' morons racists cretins and unemployable tattooed low=life
strangely, hes reluctant to explain why they are wrong and hes right |
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Cheers mitolo, I know I’m right now!
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Should be telling you lots when Zia Yusuf won’t openly discuss it!
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Can anyone pick Crusty out of a line up ?
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As so many times before, if only they’d listened to Cider, he’s behind the fence wearing his tin foil hat.
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How many? You're not that yellow, are you?
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What brand of tin foil do you prefer Cider?
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Asking for a friend
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The idea that you have a friend
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cirsty deflecting as usual
incapable of anything else. trying to make light of everything but secretly seething |
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1000 in non out , shocking figures
Crusty delighted |
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Still counting the syringes
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Can’t have Batman having an injection, bad for the image.
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Phew? Hopefully I wasn’t near the cut off point.
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Unfortunately our politics is going this way, like in Amerqic, name calling, lack of debating.
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By the way, tin foil doesn’t work any more. They’ve thinned it so much as an act of shrinkflation.
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Try buying Kirkland super premium quality food service foil. A dragon chasers dream!
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As saidtey banning the Burka and see how that changes things! ;) we’re too liberal for our own good.
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As far as I remember ( advised by someone who knew ) Brown sold off the “gold reserves” to co-incide with the imminent enormous income anticipated from the issue of G4 licences. So the assets were liquidated on one hand and recovered by the other.
Thus the said G Brown, who is still revered by G8 for single-handedly conceiving the plan which saved the west from its financial and banking crash, was not nearly as thick as he was cabbage looking. Not many people know that, certainly not impossible123 anyway. |
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the government and other leading businessman are trying to provoke you into civil unrest to justify bringing in Digital ID’s.
if you want to respond favour sign this. https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/730194 |
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They’ve let them come in to provoke it!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxSEGByo0Zg
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Thanks for spreading the word, some are too blinkered to see.
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nostalgia hurts
Let's do the time wrap again Bless Farage kills surveillance lol youtube.com/watch?v=4TYv2PhG89A wiki/History_of_the_Internet technology/if-government-had-its-way-everything-could-be-wiretapped |
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  youtube.com/watch?v=ozv8ugNm0P0 Something new ,level bonus Please |
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I suspect that your abstract ramblings will
not do well on here, bless. |
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Regrettably got dull decades ago
Privacy , id, lol Comedy gold Decades late youtube.com/watch?v=IGj24KHhMFw Fun guy like Doris Enemy of the State  |
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Imagine Mr Brown had not sold but retained the 1/2 gold reserve. The increase in value would be mega now. Thank goodness, Mr Brown is not an investment advisor.
I wonder who manages Mr Brown's pension pot. Not himself, surely (?) |
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Good effort but no cigar.
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The thing is guys the tories been used as an escuse for LEGOHEADS failures (my nickname for the bell end) cos he looks like a Lego figure but has less brains. People with a memory will remember that heir Blair is the cause of this outrage he opened the floodgates so his batch human rights lawyer wife could get rich quick. So the b blamers ie boris should be blamin b for Blair innit. More recent times the tories did the brilliant Rwanda scheme but unfortunately Richi had no balls and lefty mo fos voted against at every move. Do we think any labour leader will ever stop them it’s a forking vote in the bag. Uncle Nigel is the last chance before we get outnumbered. Luv u nige the leader
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is this true surely not? does anybody need passports now?
https://x.com/saikate108/status/1970089397199802437?s=46 |