Elon deleted these tweets but the internet is forever and it’s a good day to dig them up

This exchange between Hancock and Johnson on 7th March 2020 speaks volumes about that government’s pandemic leadership. Hancock: This is a clarion call for you to lead. Johnson: Ok, I’m off to the rugby.

“I’ve given you the most important metric which is, never mind life expectancy, never mind cancer outcomes, look at wage growth.” Boris Johnson Guess it said it all

In a national health emergency, the country had the misfortune of having the abysmal combination of charlatan Johnson, weirdo Cummings and the utterly absurd Matt Hancock in charge. Surrounded by a chumocracy of party donors and cronies eager to profit from it. A total fiasco.

Oh look, one on the many receipts. It with be ignored by the simpletons and right wing press that now fawn over what comes next, the Putin puppet #Farage.

Hi Nigel Farage MP, your friend just got 10.5 years in prison for taking bribes.

Nathan Gill - "An honest, decent, honourable man" or a traitor who took Russian bribes and has just been sentenced to ten and a half years?

Very strange - 2 biggest stories of the week - the estimated 26,000 unecessary deaths due to Tories delayed lockdown in covid inquiry and of course Reform MP guilty of being a traitor . Both not discussed at all ? BBC News (UK) Laura Kuenssberg .

🚨🇬🇧 Meanwhile in the UK Rather than tackle gangs of marauding masked up Youths terrorising inner Cities with Knives & Machetes - The British Police continue to focus their resource on locking up Old Age Pensioners who can barely walk, simply for thinking the wrong way. It

There are three things Rachel Reeves should bear in mind tomorrow: obscene wealth doesn't 'trickle down', tax cuts don't 'pay for themselves' and the private sector isn't 'more efficient'

The cost of food has risen by 37% in five years. Meanwhile, Tesco’s operating profit jumped from £1.8bn in 2021 to £3.1bn in 2024/25, an increase of 72%..

Number of people who go bankrupt a year due to medical debt: Germany: 0 France: 0 UK: 0 Japan: 0 Norway: 0 Denmark: 0 Finland: 0 Sweden: 0 Italy: 0 Australia: 0 Canada: 0 Spain: 0 Portugal: 0 Iceland: 0 Netherlands: 0 United States: 530,000 Yes. We need Medicare for All — NOW.

Radiation is hard to picture. So I built a simple app that lets patients see how photons, electrons, and protons target a tumor, how arcs differ from static beams, and how we avoid organs at risk. A clearer way to explain treatment, right in the consult room.

Thatcherism broke Britain. The EU was just the scapegoat. We sold off council homes. We privatised our utilities. We deregulated everything. We hollowed out industry. We turned housing into an asset class. We handed public wealth to private monopolies. We replaced wages with

Ho ho ho ho ho

Britain's worst benefit scroungers do not own athleisure wear. There's no fake eyelashes, the children aren't called DeNiro or Tyson, and if one of these grifters knocked on your door you'd probably curtsey. mirror.co.uk/news/royals/br…

Surreal: Robbie Gibb and Samir Shah pretty much acknowledging that the BBC is targeting Reform UK voters and not the wider electorate Rupa Haq, "There's a whole item in the BBC's Editorial Standards Committee meeting on how there needs to be trust built with the Reform UK

👏 Daisy Cooper MP 🔶 absolutely flattened Zia Yusuf on Question Time. “In 2017 not a single asylum seeker arrived on a boat 👉Durham Uni proved it.” Yousef: “How many since then?” Daisy: “46,000/year” And then the killer blow: “Because of the botched Brexit deal pushed through by

As I am an open critic of the US. I post about them a lot, possibly too much and a critic of capitalism, imperialism. My reach is very squashed on here but it’s worth being on here just to witness how insanely propagandised Americans are. And how that’s beginning to crumble.

London. Particularly dangerous tonight ⁦Elon Musk⁩