Neil Gibson
@gibbo08.bsky.social
Ex pro footballer, UEFA Pro Licence Manager, over 700 games. Dad. Stick to your principles. Be kind.
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Oh and Zuckerberg is removing Meta fact checkers
Why? “To protect free speech”. FACTS AND FREE SPEECH ARE NOT THE SAME.
They’re removing access to objective truth and reality. To create chaos. This’ll open the doors to unprecedented foreign interference/bots.
The broligarchy is well underway.
Why? “To protect free speech”. FACTS AND FREE SPEECH ARE NOT THE SAME.
They’re removing access to objective truth and reality. To create chaos. This’ll open the doors to unprecedented foreign interference/bots.
The broligarchy is well underway.
January 7, 2025 at 5:14 PM
Oh and Zuckerberg is removing Meta fact checkers
Why? “To protect free speech”. FACTS AND FREE SPEECH ARE NOT THE SAME.
They’re removing access to objective truth and reality. To create chaos. This’ll open the doors to unprecedented foreign interference/bots.
The broligarchy is well underway.
Why? “To protect free speech”. FACTS AND FREE SPEECH ARE NOT THE SAME.
They’re removing access to objective truth and reality. To create chaos. This’ll open the doors to unprecedented foreign interference/bots.
The broligarchy is well underway.
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Nigel Farage began 2025 by lying to you, so I'm starting 2025 by debunking his lies.
Happy New Year Everyone else!
Happy New Year Everyone else!
Nigel Farage New Years Message - DEBUNKED
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January 1, 2025 at 2:16 PM
Nigel Farage began 2025 by lying to you, so I'm starting 2025 by debunking his lies.
Happy New Year Everyone else!
Happy New Year Everyone else!
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This is Lord Rothermere the owner of the Daily Mail.
He lives in a massive mansion in the English countryside, but he pays no tax here because he identifies as French.
While the Daily Mail is registered in Bermuda and pays no tax anywhere.
That is his ‘Patriotism’.
He lives in a massive mansion in the English countryside, but he pays no tax here because he identifies as French.
While the Daily Mail is registered in Bermuda and pays no tax anywhere.
That is his ‘Patriotism’.
December 30, 2024 at 6:26 PM
This is Lord Rothermere the owner of the Daily Mail.
He lives in a massive mansion in the English countryside, but he pays no tax here because he identifies as French.
While the Daily Mail is registered in Bermuda and pays no tax anywhere.
That is his ‘Patriotism’.
He lives in a massive mansion in the English countryside, but he pays no tax here because he identifies as French.
While the Daily Mail is registered in Bermuda and pays no tax anywhere.
That is his ‘Patriotism’.
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The Media is not your friend, the Media does not provide the news.
The Media tells you that the good people who will tax the billionaires are bad, and that the bad people that will let them do whatever they want are good.
They are your enemy.
Why would you get your information from them?
The Media tells you that the good people who will tax the billionaires are bad, and that the bad people that will let them do whatever they want are good.
They are your enemy.
Why would you get your information from them?
November 24, 2024 at 5:37 PM
The Media is not your friend, the Media does not provide the news.
The Media tells you that the good people who will tax the billionaires are bad, and that the bad people that will let them do whatever they want are good.
They are your enemy.
Why would you get your information from them?
The Media tells you that the good people who will tax the billionaires are bad, and that the bad people that will let them do whatever they want are good.
They are your enemy.
Why would you get your information from them?
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This is great news. Let’s do the water industry next
November 20, 2024 at 7:42 PM
This is great news. Let’s do the water industry next
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Word of the Day, should you need it, is ‘latibulate’, a 17th-century verb meaning to find a corner somewhere and hide in it.
November 15, 2024 at 8:16 AM
Word of the Day, should you need it, is ‘latibulate’, a 17th-century verb meaning to find a corner somewhere and hide in it.