212 Responses to Midweek 14th January 2026

  1. Fedup2 says:

    The Marxists were going on about ending the ‘cost of living crisis ‘. But with a loon in charge of energy policy it cannot happen .
    TTK has calculated he can’t get rid of Milliband because milliband might be a tough challenger for the PM job . So the pain of mad energy costs will continue – destroying businesses and jobs along the way ….

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  2. MarkyMark says:

    “Rupert Lowe MP
    I have formally questioned the Home Office on why Eva Vlaardingerbroek has been denied entry to Britain, and requesting that they reverse their appalling decision.

    I will keep you all updated with their response.”

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    Matt Goodwin
    3 hours ago
    Wow. The UK will not ban Muslim Brotherhood, will not ban Iranian Revolutionary Guard, will not stop Egyptian bomb-makers, ISIS sympathisers and Iranian terrorists crossing in the small boats … but will ban conservative influencers!
    …………..

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    • Fedup2 says:

      I wonder if TTK is aware of how well known Eva Vlaardingerbroek is ? On the X responses the disbelief is profound – even the PM of Hungary says she is welcome to go to Hungary ….
      The comparison with the treatment of the egyptian Islamic terrorist is made … but silence to the c word luvvies who demanded his ‘freedom’ ….

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  3. Guest Who says:

    https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/beltway-confidential/4418714/iran-massacres-thousands-member-united-nations-human-rights-council/?

    Question Time…

    FiFi: “Yes, you… sir, in the front row with the pink hair, nose ring, ‘Death to Jews’ t shirt and microphone with red light flashing just above you….

    Delores: “Muuuuuh… FASCIST Trump… Greenland…”

    Audience erupts in applause.

    FIN.

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    • MarkyMark says:

      “Amit Segal
      @AmitSegal
      Two sources, including one from within Iran, told CBS News that the number of people killed in the regime’s massacre is at least 12,000, but it may be more than 20,000.”

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  4. MarkyMark says:

    All those who hate the country (or their own country) get to stay and get paid by NGOs to hate the country more – whilst praising countries that hate their people. Here we are in 2026.

    …………

    SLAUGHTER IN IRAN: 12,000 protestors reportedly killed by Islamic regime in Iran.

    🇺🇳 REACTION:
    U.N. Security Council:
    0 resolutions
    0 emergency sessions

    U.N. General Assembly:
    0 resolutions
    0 emergency sessions

    U.N. Human Rights Council:
    0 resolutions
    0 emergency sessions

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  5. Emmanuel Goldstein says:

    I’ve no problem if Jenrick joins Reform.

    The conservatives have a left wing, a centre and a right wing.
    Sopping wets, such as Grieve and Soubry were, belonged to the left wing.
    The likes of Jenrick belongs in the right wing and although the numbers of right wing conservatives is fairly small they are a good fit for Reform. Right wingers Redwood and Braverman and possibly JRM would be good for Reform.
    It doesn’t mean all conservatives would be good for Reform as the majority are more libdem than conservatives.
    I’m not on board with Zahawi though, he doesn’t seem to be a good fit.

    You can’t criticise those changing from conservative to Reform. A decade or two ago all Reform voters would have been conservative voters so if it’s ok for us to change it should be ok for conservatives MPs to change, especially as their lives and job security would be very much changed as opposed to us who simply change who we vote for.

    Jenrick seems to be a very good fit (unlike Zahawi) and should be welcomed if he becomes part of Reform.

    *You can’t criticise Jenrick for attacking Farage while still a conservative mp, it’s part of his job to go after the opposition.

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  6. MarkyMark says:

    1 in, 1 out with benefits! HA HA HAH AAH !

    “The Home Office is splurging an eye-watering £1.8 million on a contract to “reintegrate” failed asylum seekers deported to Algeria and Sri Lanka. The two-year long contract spotted by the Taxpayer’s Alliance went live less than two weeks ago. Which lucky non-profit will pick that one up…

    According to the government’s own website, the cash will bankroll a generous list of post-deportation perks for illegal migrants once they’ve been put on a plane home, including:

    Pre-departure “communications” — videos, audio, social media content and marketing material
    Up to five nights’ accommodation on arrival
    Food and care packs
    Mental health support
    Help setting up a business
    Assistance accessing vocational training
    Support into further education
    Workshops and mentorship schemes to “upskill” returnees”

    https://order-order.com/2026/01/15/home-office-forking-out-1-8-million-on-post-deportation-perks-for-failed-asylum-seekers/

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