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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

4 months

Latest essay on Ricky Gervais, reactionary bore. You can't say that anymore and yet you just did:

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

8 months

What I wrote about Russell Brand in 2013: “a comedian who won fame by sexually humiliating a woman on the radio and thinks it normal to harass every woman in his vicinity is now treated as Che Guevara because he uses words like ‘pre-existing paradigm’ in conversations with…

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‘I knew a bit about Galloway. He had had to resign as the head of a charity called “War on Want,” after repaying some disputed expenses for living the high life in dirt-poor countries. Indeed, he was a type well known in the Labour movement. Prolier than thou, and ostentatiously…

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James Bloodworth

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The spirit of Ebenezer Scrooge lives on over at linkedin

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James Bloodworth

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3 years

I think the assumption that working class people walk around constantly using foul language is a middle class prejudice.

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James Bloodworth

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8 months

@soundsrares You are correct I support Ukraine, Russia can gtfo

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James Bloodworth

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“Entitled to the presumption of innocence” is a legal concept meaning he’s entitled not to be punished in law. It doesn’t mean we’re forbidden from forming an opinion as to whether his multiple accusers are telling the truth

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

1 year

0 official rapes if you make marital rape legal and require four witnesses

ZUBY:

@ZubyMusic

1 year

Where I grew up: 0% income tax 0% sales tax 0% VAT 0% capital gains tax 0% homelessness 0 murders 0 burglaries 0 rapes 0 overdose deaths 100% employment 100% intact families Free healthcare Free schools Free public transport Higher salaries People: "buT it'S noT saFE!"

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Reckon it has more to do with adults not wanting to bring children into a world where half their income goes on renting a shitty box room.

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James Bloodworth

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9 months

Good job he didn’t do anything really serious

Tony Dowson

@TonyDowson5

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"A father who battered his 15-year-old daughter with an iron bar after accusing her of secretly planning to meet a boy on the morning of her GCSE English exam has been spared jail."

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James Bloodworth

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Definitely ‘up by the bootstraps’ this one

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James Bloodworth

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3 years

I think Helen Lewis’ point is perfectly reasonable. I find it hard to see how anyone could disagree with it without going full woo woo

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James Bloodworth

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2 years

My triple-vaxxed, 92-year-old grandmother has just had Covid for the first time. The main symptom was a runny nose. Vaccines work, go and get your boosters 💉 🦠

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James Bloodworth

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1 year

So successful they had to put up a 13-foot high wall to stop people trying to leave

Novara Media

@novaramedia

1 year

In 1990 the experiment of communist East Germany came to an end. Yet for a time it was a successful project, raising living standards against the odds. @aaronbastani speaks to @hoyer_kat about Europe’s most successful communist country, the DDR.

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James Bloodworth

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2 years

My beloved grandma is very poorly. Please send prayers/love/good vibrations etc.

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James Bloodworth

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1 year

He makes the murder of six million Jews sound like forgetting to put the bins out

National Conservatism

@NatConTalk

1 year

"I see no reason why every other country in the world should be prevented from feeling pride in itself because the Germans mucked up twice in a century." - @DouglasKMurray at the #NatConUK gala dinner

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James Bloodworth

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3 years

Embarrassing

Mikey Smith

@mikeysmith

3 years

Rayner: “I’m sick of shouting from the sidelines, and i bet youse lot are too. We cannot get any worse than a bunch of scum, homophobic, racist, mysoginistic, absolute pile …of banana republic…Etonian…piece of scum…and I held back a little…that I have ever seen in my life”

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James Bloodworth

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2 years

On rotation in my phone depending on whether I want to see the person

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

3 years

“I can’t believe it’s happened.” Really? Look at the rhetoric that’s been normalised in recent years. On social media in particular it’s become de rigueur for people to dehumanise their political opponents in the most vile language imaginable.

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James Bloodworth

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2 years

This afternoon I lost my beloved grandma; she died peacefully in hospital in Somerset:

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James Bloodworth

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3 years

This is late-stage capitalism in a nutshell.

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James Bloodworth

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2 years

Lol Amazon, the ethical choice

The Wall Street Journal

@WSJ

2 years

Neil Young is directing fans to Amazon Music, as streaming services that carry his music have been promoting it in the days since he pulled his content from Spotify over his criticism of podcaster Joe Rogan

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James Bloodworth

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It's worse than that. He flew out on a government-funded junket under Nicolás Maduro's government to give cover to fake elections and then wrote glowing columns about the regime whilst student protesters were being beaten and shot.

jeffry house

@jeffryhouse

7 months

Ever since Owen Jones came out strong for Hugo Chavez—then slinked away without apologizing after Venezuela hit 50,000% inflation per year—I presume he’s wrong about everything.

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

10 months

My own controversial take is that fascist Japan fucked around and found out

仲兼久のぞみ Nozomi Nakaganeku

@nozomimeanshope

10 months

I haven't seen the movie, nor do I intend to, but the tortured genius narrative of Oppenheimer is a prime example of how US cultural production maintains its hegemony and militarized policing through fictions of benevolence. 1/

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James Bloodworth

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3 years

You literally flew out to Venezuela to stan for a dictatorship mate

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

1 year

Nothing happened to Russell Brand. His latest incarnation is a vindication of those of us who said back in 2014 that the divide between his conspiratorial ‘left’ populism and the right-wing version was wafer thin.

The New Statesman

@NewStatesman

1 year

What happened to Russell Brand? This once-sexy communist has become an American culture wars pundit, writes @finn_mcredmond .

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James Bloodworth

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@Halalcoholism How can you even date somebody knowing that they were once a baby. Gross smh

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

9 months

“We only need to bribe the far right in the west because the left is free. They are still our useful idiots.”

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

9 months

“Bodycount” discourse is largely just male paranoia that she’s had better

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

2 years

If Margaret Thatcher and John Major are considered worthy recipients of a knighthood then I fail to see why Tony Blair should be omitted. My latest column for @NewStatesman

Why is the left so determined to erase Tony Blair’s achievements?

A petition to have the former prime minister’s knighthood rescinded has more than half a million signatures. But his record is complicated.

www.newstatesman.com

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

7 months

None of us supports the indiscriminate murder of Russian civilians by Ukraine (which isn’t happening anyway)

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

7 months

The reason it isn’t happening is because the resistance in Ukraine isn’t remotely comparable to Hamas, which murders Jews with relish. Nor do the Ukrainians anywhere say that Russia has no right to exist. It’s a deeply foolish comparison.

Michael Walker

@michaeljswalker

7 months

Its not happening because the Ukrainians have a much better option available to them. They are armed by the West and perfectly capable of mounting conventional warfare. If you deny a people any regular means of liberation, it will likely get messy (this is neither to support or…

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

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If this is indeed the official position then it’s time for the United States to start withdrawing the $3.8 billion in aid it sends to Israel every year

Sky News

@SkyNews

5 months

BREAKING: Israeli ambassador @TzipiHotovely rejects the idea of a two-state solution "The answer is absolutely no", she says. 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

7 months

The ‘we shouldn’t apologise for it’ really caps this off, written from a place of safety thousands of miles away. These people are what Koestler likened to peeping toms, peering through a hole in the wall at ‘history’ while not having to experience it themselves

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

7 months

Anyone who sees fit to celebrate the mass murder of Jewish civilians shouldn’t be teaching at a British university. How about some consequence culture, @BirkbeckUoL ?

Neil Thin

@NeilThin

7 months

Ashok Kumar is a senior lecturer at Birkbeck. What will his students and colleagues make of this? It looks horribly like gleeful support of a genocidal massacre of hundreds of innocent youngsters by a terrorist organization who are self-proclaimed anti-semitic racists.

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

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Just absolute cultural vandalism. Proper investigative journalism is needed now more than ever. Grifters and charlatans are rapidly filling the void.

Mark Urban

@MarkUrban01

26 days

🚨personal news🚨I’ll be leaving the BBC at the end of May. Newsnight in its current format will end then, so most posts will go. I decided not to apply for other BBC jobs. Working there for 35 yrs has been life defining: an eyewitness to history collaborating with such brilliant…

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James Bloodworth

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2 years

Seen off Omicron. Wouldn’t even say it was ‘like a cold’ tbh. It was milder than that. Self isolation itself was worse than the illness.

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James Bloodworth

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1 year

Because of course you find a show of anti-fascist solidarity ‘weird’

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James Bloodworth

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5 months

This does seem to be a growing problem with public life more generally right now: nearly everybody is posh. Worse, we seem to have simply accepted it @Psythor

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James Bloodworth

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An actual imperialist war for oil. Embarrassing that people defended this guy

Yasmina

@yasminalombaert

5 months

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Tuesday ordered the country's state-owned companies to “immediately” begin to explore and exploit the oil, gas and mines in Guyana's Essequibo region. The announcement came a day a day after Maduro got the victory he sought in a sham…

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

6 months

Honestly just stop apologising. That's the only way to make it stop.

M&S

@marksandspencer

6 months

A statement from M&S:

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

7 months

Translation: your employers pushed back on you to delete it. A ‘moment of heightened emotion’ like this doesn’t last for four days, which is how long the tweet stayed up. This is arse covering

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James Bloodworth

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8 months

Tate is a low status person’s idea of what being high status is. Like the kid in college who put alloy wheels and a loud exhaust on a Ford Fiesta

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3 years

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James Bloodworth

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9 months

Don’t write for UnHerd. Yes I did in the past. Big mistake. You’re being used as cover for Kremlin talking points.

Marc Goldberg

@MarcGoldberg111

9 months

Hey @unherd some info on your new contributor Kit Klarenberg in the below thread

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James Bloodworth

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1 year

Ukraine is a litmus test

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James Bloodworth

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2 years

One of the most baffling aspects of the pandemic response has been the restriction of peoples’ opportunities for exercise in the name of ‘public health’.

Peter Gillibrand

@GillibrandPeter

2 years

CONFIRMED: Parkrun in Wales is to be suspended from the 1st January. No cases have been confirmed from the weekly 5km since it restarted in August.

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

2 years

Day 4 of Covid and I feel pretty much over it. Worst part was a fever I had a couple of nights ago but that went away with some paracetamol. Intend to work as normal tomorrow. A ‘mild cold’ was accurate. The vaccines did their job. 🙏🏻

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James Bloodworth

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2 years

It’s not your doctor’s fault you can’t get an appointment. My latest column for ⁦ @NewStatesman ⁩ on a crisis caused by the government and blamed on GPs.

It’s not your doctor’s fault you can’t get an appointment

The shortage of GPs predates the pandemic and stems from the government’s longstanding failure to solve the NHS recruitment crisis.

www.newstatesman.com

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

8 months

The meaning of Russell Brand

A disgraced comedian, media arse-covering and the revolt of the half-educated

www.jamesbloodworth.com

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

7 months

So I see we’ve reached the ‘but they were imperialist babies’ stage of the discourse

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

2 years

You couldn’t even exist as an organisation in Russia or China, and still you behave as if democratic countries are the main obstacle to peace.

Stop the War

@STWuk

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We are a movement based in the UK. We have no influence over Russian or Chinese govt's. So we focus our energies on opposing the imperialism of our govt and its allies which have destroyed at least 5 countries in the past 20 yrs. It's v simple.

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James Bloodworth

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6 months

The micro aggressions lot are at it again

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James Bloodworth

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2 years

My gran’s funeral today. Honoured to read the eulogy. Also, I love this photo. ❤️

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James Bloodworth

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If you want to ‘liberate’ men from chasing power and status you’re also going to have to have a conversation with women about why they consistently reward those things with sex

Deeyah Khan

@Deeyah_Khan

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Toxic masculinity is also killing men.

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James Bloodworth

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He took a bullet in the neck fighting fascism in Spain. But that marks him down as a ‘poser’ apparently. Ok then

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James Bloodworth

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Freddie Sayers believes Russia should be allowed to keep large swathes of Ukraine in the name of ‘peace’ and think ‘intemperate language’ is the main problem. @angelaeagle gives his Putin apologia short shrift 👏

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Amanda Platell

@amandajplatell

9 months

While 4.2million Brits live in food poverty those aboard the Bibby barge eat til their hearts content.. One in ten British children don’t even have breakfast while illegal migrants fill their bellies like a Cruise holiday buffet Eggs, cheese, meat, cereal, toast and jam -…

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James Bloodworth

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6 months

Not a single mention of Jesus but apparently yearning for ‘civilisational war’ constitutes being a Christian.

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James Bloodworth

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This is the main problem with mental health discourse imo; it's mostly just marketing and vibes. We're encouraged to 'open up' about our mental health, often from brands selling us things. Yet the actual material help is being stripped away. Open up until you want any actual help

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‘We’re having a conversation about men’s mental health’ in that we’re calling you a workshy malingerer and characterising crushing depression as ‘sadness’ so we can force you back to your minimum wage job

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James Bloodworth

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Slightly concerning that the BBC classifies ‘negative sentiment’ as ‘abuse’. Useful way to invalidate your critics but those are different things.

The Times and The Sunday Times

@thetimes

9 months

Eighty per cent of online abuse received by BBC journalists is directed at one woman: the corporation’s 27-year-old disinformation correspondent. It’s the price of calling out conspiracy theorists, she tells Phoebe Luckhurst

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

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Weird to hear people who usually demand strict speech codes openly celebrating rape and murder with zero consequences.

Heidi Bachram 🎗️

@HeidiBachram

7 months

I’ve just discovered that Hanin Barghouti who breathlessly celebrated Hamas terrorism through a megaphone on the streets of Brighton is the co-President of the university feminist society. How is the rape and murder of women feminist exactly? I am furious. @SussexFemSoc @USSU

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The Guardian

@guardian

8 months

The case against pets: is it time to give up our cats and dogs?

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James Bloodworth

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Honestly just leave us alone

Lorraine

@lorraine

11 months

How easily does your husband or son open up? 🫶 After years of empowering women and girls, @caitlinmoran is now asking us to think about the men and boys, suggesting they actually might have it harder these days... #Lorraine

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James Bloodworth

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Odd to see people who a few days ago were gleefully cheering on ‘the resistance’ (in fact the murder of Jewish civilians) now claiming to care about civilian life in Gaza. Calls for restraint (correct!) from people who a few days ago were demanding no limits. You knew that Israel…

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Local newspaper: ‘Our website traffic is down, we don’t know why, local journalism is dying.’ The website every time you try to read an article:

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James Bloodworth

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1 year

Beyond delighted to have produced my first documentary for @HardcashProd and @Channel4 The extraordinary story of Russia’s secret attempts to corrupt British politics, influence Government policy and undermine our democracy in the years before the invasion of Ukraine.

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

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Calling for the permanent subjugation of Palestinians from a suburb in London is the ultimate ‘luxury belief’.

Jake Wallis Simons

@JakeWSimons

5 months

Who still has the luxury of believing in the two-state solution? Not the people whose families were slaughtered on October 7, nor parents with sons on the frontlines. To many of them, a Palestinian state must feel like a bizarre response to the worst atrocity in Israel’s history.…

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James Bloodworth

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“Russell Brand’s behaviour was in plain sight. But only for those who were willing to look. Many were not, and the media luvvies who were taken in by Brand because he echoed their ideological a prioris shouldn’t be allowed to flatten out blame for Brand’s antics onto ‘the…

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Reminder that there are some progressives out there waging a genuine war on masculinity and male bonding

Macron accused of ‘toxic masculinity’ for downing a beer

Video of President Macron downing a bottle of beer in a rugby club changing room has prompted accusations that he is encouraging binge drinking and “toxic masc

www.thetimes.co.uk

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James Bloodworth

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Good we’re absolutely clear that when the right says they support freedom and don’t want the state interfering in people’s lives it’s a total lie

ZUBY:

@ZubyMusic

1 year

People won't like this but it's the truth. Islamic countries in the Gulf feel more 'Christian' to me in terms of values than most Western nations do. Less Sodom & Gomorrah stuff going on. People are God fearing, conservative, and family oriented. No woke garbage.

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

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James works for the Progressive International, which has aligned itself with the Qiao Collective, a group that denies the cultural genocide against Uighur Muslims and promotes authoritarian (Chinese) nationalism. Pot, kettle I'm afraid.

James Schneider

@schneiderhome

7 months

You cheerled these crimes. The Israeli State told the world what it would do & you applauded. You are stupid, a coward, a sadist or a combo of the three. Shame on you. Shame on you, you war crime cheerleader. All the perfume of Arabia will not sweeten your blood soaked hands.

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Piracy is bad actually

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A 'peace' compromise in which Ukraine gives up vast swathes of its land in exchange for the Russian dictatorship promising not to shell more hospitals. Fuck off.

Aaron Bastani

@AaronBastani

1 year

Obviously not what he’s saying. Rather that any peace settlement obviously requires compromise from both sides. Which is why it is sensible for Ukraine to be able to bargain from the strongest possible position (hence why it has a planned offensive). These people are mad.

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"Behind all the postcolonial jargon and equivocation it’s the same old stupid sentiment: 'as long as they hate us, they must be right'. I want nothing to do with it." My essay on the massacre on Saturday and the sickening response of some 'progressives'

As long as they hate us, they must be right

The appalling reaction of some progressives to the massacre of innocents has been decades in the making

www.jamesbloodworth.com

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Rivkah Brown

@rivkahbrown

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Hearing a new chant today: "Yemen, Yemen, make us proud!" "Turn another ship around!"

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He may have killed hundreds of thousands but he made a splendid cup of tea

Rory Stewart

@RoryStewartUK

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I challenged Henry Kissinger 35 years ago on Cambodia and was stunned by how defensive and angry he could be with a school boy. But when he invited me to his house in Connecticut recently I found him sharp, courteous, and provocative -a centenarian charged with ambition…

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James Bloodworth

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3 years

Can’t we section these people or something. This isn’t normal.

Shayan Sardarizadeh

@Shayan86

3 years

Anti-vaccine activist Michael Chaves and sovereign citizen "Jamie Freeman" served staff at Colchester Hospital with bogus legal notices today about the Nuremberg code and evidence that Covid is "an absolute plandemic hoax".

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3 years

Mussolini, Hitler… Dimbleby.

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

5 months

Latest essay on Musk, Peterson, Goodwin and co. The insurgent Right and the politics of envy:

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James Bloodworth

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3 years

Funny because it’s definitely less than 76% wearing masks in shops at present

YouGov

@YouGov

3 years

Do Britons want to see the return of COVID-19 restrictions? Compulsory face masks in shops/on public transport: 76% Govt advice to work from home where possible: 69% Vaccine passports for large events: 69% Pubs/restaurants closed: 22% Schools closed: 19%

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It’s always funny to see marketing people fight.

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Miserable busybodies hit the jackpot with Covid. Enjoying a night out? SHAAAAME.

UK is with EU

@ukiswitheu

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..Why have you come to Carlisle from Glasgow? ..Because there are no restrictions and all of our friends have covid #bbcnews #ToryCovidCatastrophe

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

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This is just not true. This graph shows *only* the Universal Credit claimant numbers. As @allthings_UC points out, UC has been replacing legacy benefits for the entire period covered by the graph. So what you’re seeing is literally the transition of UC being phased in

Freddie Sayers

@freddiesayers

5 months

Of the many shocking charts in the @csjthinktank report on the impacts of lockdown, this is one of the most striking. Benefit claimants doubled during the lockdowns, and never came down again. You'd think this *might* be relevant to the Covid enquiry 🧐

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@J_Bloodworth

8 months

Incredible roll call of some of the biggest lowlifes on the internet

Bob From Brockley 🥤

@bobfrombrockley

8 months

Unsurprisingly, all the worst people are defending Russell Brand. For posterity, here’s a few: [1/2] Lozza Fox, Ian Miles Cheong, Calvin Robinson, Bev Turner (GBNews)…

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

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The fact this man has managed to save up 15k from a dishwashing job says many good things about him. Yet because of the propaganda he believes he’s a failure.

rosey🌹

@thechosenberg

9 months

Yeah I reckon it’s over for this guy

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

9 months

The billionaire class for the most part is just really dumb. A walking talking indictment of the idea that you get to the top in America through smarts - rather than grift

Ostap Yarysh

@OstapYarysh

9 months

After the GOP Debate, I asked Vivek Ramaswamy why he was against supporting Ukraine. Here's his answer.

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

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Martin Lewis

@MartinSLewis

2 years

Scam email alert. The scam scum have sent another batch of fake investment emails or with my picture in. If you get one please forward it to report @phishing .gov.uk

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

7 months

There’s more than one far-right in the U.K. today

Eylon Levy

@EylonALevy

7 months

Disgusting people in London tearing down “missing persons” posters with details of the 100+ Israelis in Hamas and Islamic Jihad captivity.

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James Bloodworth

@J_Bloodworth

1 year

Don’t want to shit on schemes likes this but if you believe in a ‘better representation of our diverse society’ you simply have to factor in class. “The placements are unpaid”. Ah.

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