Andrew Sinclair
@bluesprints.bsky.social
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Older, maybe not wiser. Guitars (building & tweaking) 🎸 Music (made by guitars 😂) 🎶 EVs.(MG4 driver) Politics, Photography 📷 Coffee.... ☕ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Scottish Independence 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (not always in that order) 🎶🎶 On, 🌏 off,
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reformexposed.bsky.social
Nigel Farage should tell the people of #Caerphilly about how he wants to abolish the Senedd.

Actually, no need, we have a video of him saying it.

(Also about how Fox Hunting turns him on).
bluesprints.bsky.social
This is an excellent thread, well worth reading all the way through.

TL:DR - The whole UK Government and media response to Russia Report stinks to high heaven.

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johnwestjaws.bsky.social
These 2 speeches, which, as Nick points out, on the same day, precede what Gill has pled guilty to by 4 years, are more damning for Farage as they also precede Brexit.

All European secret services would have been alarmed by this & would/should have been investigating.

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bluesprints.bsky.social
I suggested elsewhere that if they can't get cartoon animal costumes then they should use Mr Stay-Puft marshmallow man costumes. And other cities and states should be watching and learning. Having a PA playung a loop of the Imperial March from Star Wars might be good too..
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europeanpowell.bsky.social
The Digital Coup: How Silicon Valley Billionaires and Tech Giants Are Capturing Britain’s Future
I investigate the web of influence connecting Larry Ellison, Tony Blair, Keir Starmer, and the corporations vying to control Britain’s digital infrastructure.
open.substack.com/pub/european...
The Digital Coup: How Silicon Valley Billionaires and Tech Giants Are Capturing Britain’s Future
An investigation into the web of influence connecting Larry Ellison, Tony Blair, Keir Starmer, and the corporations positioning themselves to control Britain’s digital infrastructure
open.substack.com
bluesprints.bsky.social
It's an opportunity for "I am Spartacus" if many people turn up as frogs. Imagine crowds of frogs.... (almost unbelievably the noun for a group of frogs is an 'army')

Or how about Mr Stay-Puft marshmallow man suits?
bluesprints.bsky.social
A damn good question. Where is the Russia Report?

If Starmer had any political nouce at all he'd see that right now is almost the politically perfect time to release them.

#ReleaseTheRussiaReport
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europeanpowell.bsky.social
The duopoly’s corporate coup over the UK via free zones and the likes of Blackrock is accelerating.
Don’t people understand why the MSM aren’t covering this?
Secondary legislation embedded in free zones means zero Parliamentary debate, zero public consultation, zero press notification!
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europeanpowell.bsky.social
Great that @zackpolanski.bsky.social is calling out Farage’s lies.
But something far more important is being meticulously installed behind the headlines.
The duopoly have colluded in carving up the UK into deregulated free zones.
Starmer is turbocharging the privatization of critical infrastructure
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sethabramson.bsky.social
The Trump-headlined celebration/retroactive justification of genocide happening in Israel today is obscene—and premature. Israel will likely violate Phase 1 of any 20-part plan. As a Trump biographer, I've written a rebuttal to the idea that Trump is anything but one of the most dangerous men alive:
Media and MAGA Calls for Trump to Catch a Nobel Peace Prize Rather Than An ICC War Crimes Indictment Are Obscene
The second-biggest threat to global peace after Putin has earned a cell for war crimes—not a humanitarian award. That his grotesque and scammy appeal for a Nobel Peace Prize is working is terrifying.
sethabramson.substack.com
bluesprints.bsky.social
auch well. Maybe my grandson will get to live in an independent Scotland.....
bluesprints.bsky.social
What's bold about it? It may sound bold, but is it really? If the SNP falls short at next year's election then Swinney will be toast. So what is he going to do between now and then that will miraculously deliver independence? Big conference words - backed up by what actions?
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bylinetimes.bsky.social
“Here Farage is, in Gill’s office, with Voloshyn’s wife Nadia, on the day Gill makes an intervention on behalf of Medvedchuk’s channels, with an employee of one of those channels, whose husband started bribing Gill to make these statements 6 days earlier”

bylinetimes.com/2025/10/11/s...
'Stunned?' Farage's Admission He Knew Nathan Gill but Not His Kremlin Associates Does Not Stand Up to Scrutiny
Insiders have told Byline Times, it is 'inconceivable' the Reform Leader did not know about his close aide's pro Russian statements
bylinetimes.com
bluesprints.bsky.social
Does this cover all European accounts/users of TikTok?
bluesprints.bsky.social
Then the SNP as a party of Independence is also over. Swinney will have done it again, driven the party into the doldrums. Just as he did before. But this time we haven't got anyone remotely as politically skilled as Alex Salmond to rescue it and rebuild it. It's more than sad.
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ronfilipkowski.bsky.social
What he not saying is that his friends and cronies invested a fortune in Argentina since their guy Milei won, they stand to lose a big chunk of those fortunes the way things are going, and Argentina’s elections are in two weeks and we are tampering in them to bail Milei out.
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chadbourn.bsky.social
Someone made a lot of money through insider trading. On the international betting site Polymarket, the eventual winner of the Nobel Peace Prize Maria Corina Machado went from rank outsider to 70% favourite in the early hours of Friday before the award was announced.
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zackpolanski.bsky.social
Ever since I finished Question Time, Reform have massively been on the attack.

Including a rant from Richard Tice entirely designed to distract from Reform and Russia.

Everyone should know about Nathan Gill, the bribes from Russia and the link to Reform.
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europeanpowell.bsky.social
Teesside’s freeport, initiated in 2021 under Rishi Sunak, has cost £560 million far exceeding the standard £25 million allocation (22 times the standard £25m).
90% profits go to the private sector.
This clearly shows the UK model of State aid post-Brexit is utterly corrupt.