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Mar 31 • 25 tweets • 9 min read
Smart meters are back in the headlines.
Once again, British Gas stands accused of "forcing" them on Brits.
At the centre of it all? CEO Chris O’Shea.
The story runs deeper than many might expect—speaking to abuses of power, coercion and control.
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Chris O’Shea has been the CEO of Centrica since 2020.
Centrica, the parent company of British Gas, is one of the major players in UK’s gas and electricity market—supplying over 10 million households.
It emerged from the breakup of British Gas plc in 1997.
Mar 25 • 21 tweets • 7 min read
There's been an interesting update in the Southport story...
Key reporter Charlie Astor-Bentley broke her two-month-long silence today.
Revelations and context.
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In a disturbing twist to the already grim story, journalist Charlie Astor-Bentley has spoken publicly for the first time in nearly two months—revealing her X account was hacked and her viral thread on Southport child-murderer Axel Rudakubana’s sentencing was deleted.
Mar 22 • 25 tweets • 9 min read
In case you missed it…
The Online Safety Act came into full force on Monday.
It started as a child safety measure.
But what it’s become? Few saw coming.
The origins, the players involved, the powers buried within, and the alarming future ahead.
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The Online Safety Act has been in the works since 2017.
It all began, as so much invasive, wide-reaching legislation does, with tragedy.
Mar 9 • 20 tweets • 7 min read
I’m no expert on Ukraine, but…
In 2022, an interesting report emerged about the events leading up to the “special military operation.”
It was a bit of a bombshell.
Yet, even now, few mention it—whether for political reasons, personal bias, or something else entirely.
Here’s a breakdown 🧵
The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has monitored conflicts in the Donbas since 2014.
Mar 6 • 26 tweets • 8 min read
Something went very wrong with Britain’s medical watchdog.
At the heart of it? One career civil servant.
Meet Charlie Massey, the man who transformed the General Medical Council beyond recognition.
How did he do it? And at what cost?
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Massey became chief executive and registrar of the GMC in 2016.
He is a career civil servant, having previously worked in HM Treasury, the Cabinet Office, Department for Work and Pensions, the Pensions Regulator and the Department of Social Security.
Mar 4 • 24 tweets • 8 min read
Britain’s state-backed weather & climate service has been up to some astonishing things.
And at the center of it all? One woman most have probably never heard of.
Penelope Endersby, chief executive of the Met Office.
Her agency’s actions might leave you speechless.
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Endersby has led the Met Office since December 2018.
The agency operates as a trading fund under the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, supplying climate data that shapes government policy.
Feb 24 • 23 tweets • 11 min read
There's been a lot of talk about British policing of late...
Some say they're politically captured, but opinions are divided.
So here's a comprehensive summary of past incidences of bias (speaking to policy) so you can judge for yourself...
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Misconduct Probe for Saying “Whiter Than White”
In Sept 2018, a senior Metropolitan Police officer faced possible dismissal after using the phrase "whiter than white" when addressing colleagues.
The detective, who worked in anti-corruption, was suspended from duties and investigated for gross misconduct.
Feb 18 • 25 tweets • 8 min read
So few talked about this but...
Sir Keir Starmer—one of the most aggressive Covid vaccine advocates—is trying to speed up approvals for experimental medicines/treatments.
And he's using his new 'Regulatory Innovation Office' (RIO) to do it.
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In October last year, Starmer launched RIO to help new medical technologies enter the market quicker.
Its stated goal is to reduce regulatory barriers, stimulate economic growth, and position the UK as a global hub for innovation.
Feb 16 • 7 tweets • 4 min read
Many may not be aware but...
British veteran Jamie Michael—persecuted by the British state for a Facebook post—sat down for an exclusive interview 8 days ago.
Until now, little was known about how non-violent Southport protestors were treated post-protest/riots.
This interview changed that.
The key revelations🧵:1. Arrest
Not only did police tell @jamiemichael369 that his “offence” could carry a maximum 7 year sentence, but they also aggressively handcuffed him and kept him on remand for 3 days—all before his initial hearing.
(For a non-violent crime... Meanwhile, violent suspects are routinely released far sooner.)
He was denied his right to a phone call, warned that he might face an additional terrorism-related charge, and threatened with the arrest of his partner.
(He has a young daughter—meaning if police followed through, she would have been left with no parent to care for her)
Feb 14 • 25 tweets • 9 min read
Exactly 10 days ago, Britain's top dissenting experts—with decades and decades of experience—met to discuss the Covid Inquiry.
Their conclusion: it's not just failing the jab-injured but the entire British public.
They called it "The People's Vaccine Inquiry".
Highlights 🧵
In the wake of the Vaccine Module 4 hearings of the Covid Inquiry, which ran from Jan 14th to 31st, the UK’s leading dissenting, censored experts gathered to host ‘The People's Vaccine Inquiry’.
They did so for one simple reason.
The official Inquiry is failing, miserably.
Feb 5 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
Thread continued...
Former Royal Marine Commando fights for his freedom against the British State
According to Morgan, after reviewing legal arguments yesterday, the judge acknowledged Jamie’s right to free speech but remarked that there is a case to answer.
Feb 5 • 26 tweets • 7 min read
This is Jamie Michael.
He is former Royal Marine, who has now found himself fighting against the British state.
This is bc he posted video—genuinely non-violent or "racist"—following second generation immigrant Rudakubana's sick child murder spree.
A review of his case. Thread 🧵
Last August, dozens of non-violent Southport protesters pleaded guilty to various charges, raising eyebrows as their sentences didn’t seem to reflect the severity of their “crimes”.
Feb 4 • 23 tweets • 8 min read
This guy needs no introduction.
While his story is complex, Tommy Robinson has no doubt helped grooming/r*pe gang survivors immeasurably over the years...
Much more than the MSM journalists who routinely smear him.
Here's how. Video thread 🧵
Tommy has been raising awareness about the genuinely racist mass r*pe of poor, young white girls for well over a decade.
In 2011, he appeared on The Michael Coren Show, calling it an “epidemic.”
He said he'd been trying to get people to listen since 2009.
Jan 15 • 19 tweets • 7 min read
Meet Sara Rowbotham.
In 2003, she served as coordinator for the Rochdale Crisis Intervention Team.
Soon she uncovered a devastating truth: young poor white girls were being r*ped en masse.
But authorities dismissed her pleas when she reported it.
Here’s her story. Thread 🧵
As coordinator for Crisis Invention Team—part of Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust—it was her job to reach out to suspected victims of child sex abuse and r*pe.
Jan 15 • 27 tweets • 9 min read
This is Maggie Oliver.
In the 2000s, she worked as a Detective Constable in Manchester.
Before long, she noticed a disturbing pattern: the mass r*pe of poor, underage white girls.
She tried to stop it, but what happened next defied belief.
Her story, here. Thread 🧵
This is 3rd thread in a series btw.
The 1st was on survivor and whistleblower Sammy Woodhouse here:
Musk single-handedly catapulted our shameful grooming/r*pe gang scandal into the global spotlight
But it was the survivors and whistleblowers who originally exposed the abuse—against all odds.
Here are some of their stories and what they had to endure. Thread 🧵
Following on from the first thread on survivor and whistleblower Sammy Woodhouse...
There's been a lot of insanely informative posts on the grooming/r*pe gang scandal
But don't think anyone has done a deep dive on the original whistleblowers who exposed the horrific, horrific abuse
So here are some of their stories and what they had to endure. Thread 🧵 1. Sammy Woodhouse
In 1999, Arshid Hussain, the 24-year-old leader of Rotherham’s Pakistani Muslim r*pe gang, started grooming and repeatedly r*ping Sammy, who was just 14-years-old.
Dec 20, 2024 • 25 tweets • 8 min read
Meet James McSweeney, ex-parliamentary researcher turned whistleblower
He recently sat down for interview, recounting his experiences
It didn't get too many views but what he divulged was shocking...
Shocking enough to change the way people view UK governance. Thread 🧵
When former parliamentary researcher James McSweeney approached an unnamed minister about a significant problem concerning the UK’s energy supply, he was met with a reaction he did not expect.
Dec 18, 2024 • 25 tweets • 8 min read
This is Jacqui Wakefield...
She is a BBC "disinformation" reporter.
Recently, she published an article, detailing how @StevenBartlett spreads "health misinformation".
In reality, she omitted a lot of key detail.
This is how much of a shit show the BBC has become. Thread🧵
The state-funded British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has become known for its journalistic malpractice in recent years and last week was no exception.
Dec 7, 2024 • 23 tweets • 7 min read
There's been a lot of talk of Bovaer in the last few weeks...
So many citizen journalists have published some incredibly insightful posts about it.
Yet, the most scandalous info hasn't necessarily been about the product itself.
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To recap, on November 26th, Arla Foods Ltd. announced a groundbreaking partnership with Tesco, Aldi, and Morrisons to trial a methane-reducing feed “additive” called Bovaer.
Its purpose is to curb emissions in the UK dairy industry.
Dec 1, 2024 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
Thread continued...
Concerns about such domestic conflicts and corruption in the green energy industry, however, pale compared to events in the macro.
If farmers are forced to sell their land to stay out of the red—who will they sell to? Will it be the state or the transnational corporates?