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Chris Loder (middle name 'Free'?) is part of the hard-right 'Common Sense Group' of swivel-eyed Tory MPs, who - devoid of common sense - like to push the debunked antisemitic conspiracy theory of 'cultural Marxism' which inspired far-right terrorist Anders Breivik. 😬
Tory MP & member of the ironically named 'Common Sense Group', Chris Loder, has denied he advocated for food shortages by suggesting at a Tory Party Conference event that it would 'be a great opportunity' if supply chains were to collapse.
#LoderBollocks

bridportnews.co.uk/news/19625925.…
In a December @BBC interview, Loder appeared to threaten Mick Lynch: "I think he's on very thin ice with this now because there are a lot of frontline staff who think [striking] in a cost of living difficulty running up to Christmas is too much & he needs to be very careful."
Back in July, Loder revealed his lack of judgement when he announced his support for catastrophic failure Liz Truss, saying: "I believe Liz has the delivery credentials & straight talking commitment for action that is fundamentally needed to move this country forward." 🤪
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So grabbing & removing people's hats is now known as "triggering" by the anti-woke mob. No doubt these clowns would gracefully accept people grabbing & removing their hats. But who is Mahyar Tousi, seen here with broken far-right dimwit #30pLee?

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Helen Steel is a left-wing activist known for her involvement in #McLibel, that lasted 10 years, & was eventually taken to the ECHR, where Helen & David Morris won their case against the UK Govt on the grounds they'd been denied a fair trial.

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The draconian strike Bill suggests sweeping powers will be given to employers: they could determine what the minimal service level will be on any strike day, precisely who should be required to work, & even the power to sack anyone refusing.

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So who is AN Wilson, who is happy to go on Rupert Murdoch's Times Radio to compare Harry's #Spare with Mein Kampf?

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A #THREAD of quotes from #Spare NOT on the front pages of the tax-avoiding non-dom billionaire-owned toxic UK press.

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"I couldn’t think of a single human being in the 300,000-year history of the species who’d done more damage to our collective sense of reality." - Harry on Rupert Murdoch.

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"Everyone who knew her was in full agreement that she was an infected pustule on the arse of humanity, plus a shit excuse for a journalist." - Harry on News UK’s CEO, Rebekah Brooks, the former editor of The Sun and News of the World.

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In Bolsonaro's vision, state policies would no longer be necessary. Political authority would naturally stem from business people, religious leaders, armed militiamen and – above all – the president’s messianic figure.
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