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Philip DILLEY
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Philip DILLEY
@PhilipDilley
Disillusioned with society, but I’m not that worried about it
UK
Joined April 2022
- Nigel Farage is now the most popular man in Britain. It is almost impossible to find anyone who doesn't love him and he has the confidence of the nation.
- Replying to @AlStewartOBEWell, I don't usually go to pubs but since he's banned Mr. Starmer I might make an exception
- Replying to @SiobhanCumming6My sympathy and concern for your daughter. A few possibly fake posters asking whether you can identify different religions on appearance and conduct. Well, yes, you certainly can.
- Replying to @EdwardJDaveyIt's nothing to do with Trump. He just happened to be the victim. They broke the charter and fabricated evidence just as people fabricated evidence about the postmasters . Do you think the postmasters were trying to destroy the post office? Do you think the murdered women were
- Replying to @Suffragent_ and @Keir_StarmerNo, and the people he's calling 'far right' aren't that at all. He just means people who are not supportive of his insane Marxist opinions. It's a typical Stalinist ploy to defame ,vilify and eventually criminalise political opponents .
- Replying to @darrengrimesEach new Prime Minister from Gordon Brown onwards has broken new ground for being the worst ever incumbent in that office. We no longer have to look into history for the worst ever p.m. It is generally now the current one ! The present one has ploughed new depths of incompetence
- Replying to @SCThorleyHe didn't suggest that it was a little pull cord generator. He said diesel generator back up, and the airport has had that for a long time until Mr. Miliband had it removed. There is no controversy about that. Milliband admitted that himself yesterday.
- Replying to @jonsopelYou tried to tell us Huw Edwards hadn't done anything wrong , so an endorsement from you is no recommendation as to Starmer's character.
- Replying to @piersmorganWell, the difference is that the moment elections were delayed, an emergency coalition government including members of all parties was formed and properly convened by the monarch. We did not appoint a single figure with absolute authority and no accountability. Cabinet meetings
- Replying to @MarkHam80780803No, because they don't go there pretending to be looking for a job and asking for benefits. They are mostly older people who take money into the country rather than out and they don't require much in the way of public services- certainly not housing.
- Replying to @UKUpdates_co_ukI'm hearing that the suspect tried to grab a female officers weapon then broke her nose when she resisted. if that is true, I really don't want to hear anyone whining about what happened next. In most countries, including the USA, he and his accomplice would've been shot
- Replying to @darrengrimesHow dare he? It is the property of the nation, as is the historic building which he is temporarily allowed to occupy. He does not own the building or the artwork displayed therein. This is the act of a tyrant who believes there is no limit to his personal power or accountability
- Replying to @paulmasonnewsWhat kind of strange fantasy is happening in your mind? The UK is in no position to even defend itself without the backing of the USA . Starmer has very few troops, very few ships and has borrowed his fighter jets from the USAF and US Navy. He can't help Zelensky in practical
