British Right-Wing Pundits

Love this “actually the right are the REAL progressives” line being pushed everywhere

Just say you're voting tory pic.twitter.com/HwJPdFukRk

— Generic English Teacher (@TabitaSurge) May 26, 2024

tragic how these lifelong leftists have reluctantly been forced to side with fascists to protect their hatred-based rights

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Born again Christian? Born again cunt more like https://t.co/vrWA9lTQNV

— Congolesa Rice (@judeinlondon) June 8, 2024

I guess Mikey has already "Surprise Surprise"d that shit

yeah, probably as him already doing fawning interviews with Desantis/Bannon is a predictable path to becoming a celeb MAGA grifter

... and facing potential rape charges in court as well, of course

Unless you're a 70s-era British TV star (and only some of them) there's seemingly no punishment for being a serial rapist at all. So don't get your hopes up about this twat!

IIRC, London actually stopped existing for a few hundred years and changed location.

...after the Romans left.

driving this morning and scanning across the radio channels there was Helen Lewis on Radio 4 and Matthew Parris on 4Extra (plus no sport of interest on 5 live / sports extra and Huey playing boring classic rock selections on 6 music) - there is no escaping these fuckers.

The BBC's decision to relentlessly platform murderous transphobes is entirely neutral and accidental, no doubt

Helen Lewis is a sociopath.

The power of Christ should have compelled Brand to take an occasional shower.

Not British but..

I am in London for the first time in 5 years. Unrecognizable. Grotesque huge modern buildings looming over historic neighborhoods. No sign of British culture except for vestigial pubs. Huge LED screens in formerly beautiful peaceful streets. People sleeping, living on the… https://t.co/kuyVds5Nr9

— Dr Naomi Wolf (@naomirwolf) June 10, 2024

Don't think there was much rough sleeping in London pre-2010 but its so long ago I can't remember.

I've been working in London since 2021 and just in these three years there has been a very noticeable increase in rough sleeping.

I moved here in 2009 and the number of visibly homeless people has skyrocketed since 2010.

There are usually at least five and sometimes more than 10 homeless people on my walk from my front door to, say, Holborn tube.

it was bad in the mid 90's when I lived in Woolwich. I always characterised it as a London thing, like you'd never see the same level of homelessness in Manchester or Leeds back then. Now everywhere is like London. It's so easy to become homeless these days and it's not really a complex issue: Universal Credit is a benefits system that was conceived of and designed by evil cunts.

London has been a dump for years, in fact for the entire time I've lived here, but the levels of homelessness has gone through the roof. However, it's exactly the same in Glasgow which has probably never looked worse and more rundown.

Lots of rough sleeping in central London in the 80s, 90s - remembering travelling to and from the suburbs into Charing Cross and seeing lots of rough sleepers under the station arches, long since cleaned up and cleared out.

Yeah my timelines are shot but I'm sure went way down in the noughties and then shot up again sometime after 2010 - really noticeable by 2015 at the latest.

Strangely occurring in tandem with Tory administrations then

Who'd have thought it?

"We tried absolutely nothing to beat fascism. Lets elect them, then they will only beat themselves."

The last best hope against populism is to expose it to government https://t.co/DylV2rLRhV

— Financial Times (@FT) June 11, 2024

Genius.

still calling fascism "populism" so they can continue with their horseshoe bollocks, fuck the lot of them.

I frequently Deliveroo diet cokes and mini magnums to my home when the Tesco is a 30 second walk away https://t.co/OHvYBIIH9y

— Noa Hoffman (@hoffman_noa) June 12, 2024

Um I think he's talking to *wealth creators*