Tom Freeman
@tomfreeman31.bsky.social
British European Centrist. Politics and popular culture. Equality and fairness, so obviously anti Tory, Trump, Brexit, Farage and the rest of them. 🇪🇺🏳️🌈
For big companies, a Christmas ad is not about selling stuff, it should be a well made feel-good entertaining thank you to their loyal customers. With that in mind, customers should note that Amazon, with its $345 billion profit, has just repeated last year’s ad. Cheapskates.
December 10, 2025 at 10:02 PM
For big companies, a Christmas ad is not about selling stuff, it should be a well made feel-good entertaining thank you to their loyal customers. With that in mind, customers should note that Amazon, with its $345 billion profit, has just repeated last year’s ad. Cheapskates.
With polls showing two thirds of UK citizens want the UK to boycott Eurovision, the BBC should listen to those who pay their wages.
December 10, 2025 at 9:01 PM
With polls showing two thirds of UK citizens want the UK to boycott Eurovision, the BBC should listen to those who pay their wages.
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Bet365 CEO Denise Coates paid herself £277,000,000 this year, and £410,000,000 in 2020.
This was more than 20,000x the Minimum Wage that she paid most of her workers.
The betting industry needs to be taxed, heavily.
This was more than 20,000x the Minimum Wage that she paid most of her workers.
The betting industry needs to be taxed, heavily.
December 10, 2025 at 6:46 PM
Bet365 CEO Denise Coates paid herself £277,000,000 this year, and £410,000,000 in 2020.
This was more than 20,000x the Minimum Wage that she paid most of her workers.
The betting industry needs to be taxed, heavily.
This was more than 20,000x the Minimum Wage that she paid most of her workers.
The betting industry needs to be taxed, heavily.
“I’m an award winning actor reduced to taking pots of money to recite infantile rhyming couplets about a carrot.
Every fucking Christmas”
Every fucking Christmas”
December 10, 2025 at 8:39 PM
“I’m an award winning actor reduced to taking pots of money to recite infantile rhyming couplets about a carrot.
Every fucking Christmas”
Every fucking Christmas”
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Ed Davey: "Quite apart from the irony of President Trump accusing others of trampling on basic principles of democracy, it repeats far right tropes of civilisational erasure, and threatens that the US Government will cultivate resistance in Europe."
December 10, 2025 at 12:41 PM
Ed Davey: "Quite apart from the irony of President Trump accusing others of trampling on basic principles of democracy, it repeats far right tropes of civilisational erasure, and threatens that the US Government will cultivate resistance in Europe."
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Another depressingly tone-deaf performance by Badenoch at #PMQs. Our continent is threatened from East and West, and Kemi wants to talk Westminster gossip. Rarely have I seen anyone as witless, be so pleased with themselves. Truss springs to mind. Johnson. Cameron.
WAIT - I think I see a pattern.
WAIT - I think I see a pattern.
December 10, 2025 at 1:42 PM
Another depressingly tone-deaf performance by Badenoch at #PMQs. Our continent is threatened from East and West, and Kemi wants to talk Westminster gossip. Rarely have I seen anyone as witless, be so pleased with themselves. Truss springs to mind. Johnson. Cameron.
WAIT - I think I see a pattern.
WAIT - I think I see a pattern.
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If the Brexit ref was held today, Remain would win by over 8 million votes. That huge majority is created from old Leavers dying, young pro-EU people entering the electorate, and millions changing their mind. It's time for the big parties to accept this reality and aim their policies toward Rejoin.
December 9, 2025 at 8:08 PM
If the Brexit ref was held today, Remain would win by over 8 million votes. That huge majority is created from old Leavers dying, young pro-EU people entering the electorate, and millions changing their mind. It's time for the big parties to accept this reality and aim their policies toward Rejoin.
“I can’t take #Strictly seriously anymore” cries Adam, who really needs something serious in his life. How could the public vote for dance beginners who have mastered the ballroom against all the odds, rather than West End performers? Durr. apple.news/AIM-ehiOeTdO...
I can't take Strictly Come Dancing seriously anymore — Metro
Can the British public be trusted with anything? If Strictly Come Dancing is anything to go by, clearly not.
apple.news
December 9, 2025 at 7:01 PM
“I can’t take #Strictly seriously anymore” cries Adam, who really needs something serious in his life. How could the public vote for dance beginners who have mastered the ballroom against all the odds, rather than West End performers? Durr. apple.news/AIM-ehiOeTdO...
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Once more for the haters...
December 9, 2025 at 5:33 PM
Once more for the haters...
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Great idea not to mention that the entire saving was made in the year ending March 2025, two months before Reform took over.
December 9, 2025 at 8:38 AM
Great idea not to mention that the entire saving was made in the year ending March 2025, two months before Reform took over.
“The voice of Zia Yusuf, was heard (on his fourth appearance this year) for roughly double the time afforded Zack Polanski…this clear political imbalance was partially contrived by host Fiona Bruce interrupting Polanski twice as often as Yusuf (and by encouraging audience members to do the same)”
The BBC is helping Reform UK push immigration to the top of the agenda
The BBC is helping Reform UK push immigration to the top of the agenda
THE BBC is not only excessively platforming Reform UK in news and current affairs programmes, especially for viewers in Scotland,
www.thenational.scot
December 9, 2025 at 10:45 AM
“The voice of Zia Yusuf, was heard (on his fourth appearance this year) for roughly double the time afforded Zack Polanski…this clear political imbalance was partially contrived by host Fiona Bruce interrupting Polanski twice as often as Yusuf (and by encouraging audience members to do the same)”
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Here I am with Reform councillor Andrew Harrison, who was one of a group of people fined over £1m for employing illegal workers. Like all good patriots, he hates immigrants, apart from the ones he can exploit for profit.
December 7, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Here I am with Reform councillor Andrew Harrison, who was one of a group of people fined over £1m for employing illegal workers. Like all good patriots, he hates immigrants, apart from the ones he can exploit for profit.
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Serving the people of Clacton by hanging out with a convicted fraudster in Abu Dhabi.
December 8, 2025 at 8:56 AM
Serving the people of Clacton by hanging out with a convicted fraudster in Abu Dhabi.
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"BERNARD MANNING!"
www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/989c0d4...
www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/989c0d4...
Exclusive: Farage reported to police over ‘election fraud’
Former campaign team member’s claim of overspending in Clacton is rejected by Reform UK
www.telegraph.co.uk
December 7, 2025 at 9:29 PM
"BERNARD MANNING!"
www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/989c0d4...
www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/989c0d4...
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New analysis shows:
That there are now more people alive in the UK that voted Remain in 2016 than those who voted Leave in 2016.
The "will of the people" expressed by direct vote in 2016... has changed.
That there are now more people alive in the UK that voted Remain in 2016 than those who voted Leave in 2016.
The "will of the people" expressed by direct vote in 2016... has changed.
The majority opposed to Brexit has reached eight million
Ministers need courage to keep it that way
kellnerp.substack.com
December 8, 2025 at 7:53 AM
New analysis shows:
That there are now more people alive in the UK that voted Remain in 2016 than those who voted Leave in 2016.
The "will of the people" expressed by direct vote in 2016... has changed.
That there are now more people alive in the UK that voted Remain in 2016 than those who voted Leave in 2016.
The "will of the people" expressed by direct vote in 2016... has changed.
#Strictly seems to get in this tangle every year. It’s a show about celebrities with no dance experience, learning to dance. Yes, some always drop out but the answer is not to bring in an experienced dancer! Just start with more beginners and double-evict later, or have 4 or 5 in the final. Easy!
December 8, 2025 at 11:52 AM
#Strictly seems to get in this tangle every year. It’s a show about celebrities with no dance experience, learning to dance. Yes, some always drop out but the answer is not to bring in an experienced dancer! Just start with more beginners and double-evict later, or have 4 or 5 in the final. Easy!
Anyone else sick of West End musical performer Amber and her fake reactions to perfect scores on a show which is supposed to be about people who can’t dance, learning to dance?
December 6, 2025 at 8:02 PM
Anyone else sick of West End musical performer Amber and her fake reactions to perfect scores on a show which is supposed to be about people who can’t dance, learning to dance?
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Pheww good job Farage kept away from any events that celebrate racism and Nazis…
Doah 🤦🏼♂️ Hold on a sec👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
Make sure that post isn’t shared for Gawds sake.. so schhh 🤫🤫
Doah 🤦🏼♂️ Hold on a sec👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
Make sure that post isn’t shared for Gawds sake.. so schhh 🤫🤫
Now’s a good time to remind you Farage attended a Private Dinner at The Carlton club where he & guests laughed at Hitler jokes & sung ‘we’re all racist now’👇🏼👇🏼
Comic Dominic Frisby sang: “we should have let the Nazis win”
Claims he’s not a racist but loves Nazi jokes & enjoys singing he’s a racist😉
Comic Dominic Frisby sang: “we should have let the Nazis win”
Claims he’s not a racist but loves Nazi jokes & enjoys singing he’s a racist😉
Inside private members' club bash where guests laugh at Hitler jokes and sing 'we're all racist now'
The dinner was attended by Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage, Liz Truss, Robert Jenrick and Lee Anderson among other high-profile political figures.
www.thelondoneconomic.com
December 5, 2025 at 1:00 PM
Pheww good job Farage kept away from any events that celebrate racism and Nazis…
Doah 🤦🏼♂️ Hold on a sec👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
Make sure that post isn’t shared for Gawds sake.. so schhh 🤫🤫
Doah 🤦🏼♂️ Hold on a sec👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
Make sure that post isn’t shared for Gawds sake.. so schhh 🤫🤫
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It’s really simple…
- Cap all political donations
- Ban foreign donations
- Strict conflict‑of‑interest & anti‑corruption laws with penalties
- No titles, honours or peerages for donors
- No govt contracts for donors
- Publish every donation/lobby meeting
…that’ll do it.
- Cap all political donations
- Ban foreign donations
- Strict conflict‑of‑interest & anti‑corruption laws with penalties
- No titles, honours or peerages for donors
- No govt contracts for donors
- Publish every donation/lobby meeting
…that’ll do it.
December 5, 2025 at 8:37 PM
It’s really simple…
- Cap all political donations
- Ban foreign donations
- Strict conflict‑of‑interest & anti‑corruption laws with penalties
- No titles, honours or peerages for donors
- No govt contracts for donors
- Publish every donation/lobby meeting
…that’ll do it.
- Cap all political donations
- Ban foreign donations
- Strict conflict‑of‑interest & anti‑corruption laws with penalties
- No titles, honours or peerages for donors
- No govt contracts for donors
- Publish every donation/lobby meeting
…that’ll do it.
To me, this isn’t about what Farage said at school, foul as it is. Maybe he could spin it that his immature opinions have changed.
No, it’s about Farage being an extremely nasty bully. And that’s a character trait that persists throughout life.
No, it’s about Farage being an extremely nasty bully. And that’s a character trait that persists throughout life.
December 5, 2025 at 3:37 PM
To me, this isn’t about what Farage said at school, foul as it is. Maybe he could spin it that his immature opinions have changed.
No, it’s about Farage being an extremely nasty bully. And that’s a character trait that persists throughout life.
No, it’s about Farage being an extremely nasty bully. And that’s a character trait that persists throughout life.
UEFA: “We present you with our new UEFA Peace Prize”
TRUMP: “Thanks, I’ll keep it in my ass with your nose”
TRUMP: “Thanks, I’ll keep it in my ass with your nose”
December 4, 2025 at 10:30 PM
UEFA: “We present you with our new UEFA Peace Prize”
TRUMP: “Thanks, I’ll keep it in my ass with your nose”
TRUMP: “Thanks, I’ll keep it in my ass with your nose”
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Claims he's a defender of free speech but can't abide being questioned
It's Farage at his absolute weakest - thin-skinned, easy to offend, and nurturing a persecution complex.
He’s a vile man, no intellectual ability, just attacks anyone who disagrees with him.
A Trumpian drip.
He’s a vile man, no intellectual ability, just attacks anyone who disagrees with him.
A Trumpian drip.
December 4, 2025 at 7:10 PM
Claims he's a defender of free speech but can't abide being questioned
Oh Emmerdale. Why is anyone scared of Celia and her stick?
December 4, 2025 at 8:25 PM
Oh Emmerdale. Why is anyone scared of Celia and her stick?
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Nigel Farage used an LBC appearance in September to accuse the Bank of England of being “dinosaurs” for seeking to place restrictions on the use of Stablecoins by crypto firms like Tether.
He did not declare that Reform had just received a £9 million donation from one of its biggest investors
He did not declare that Reform had just received a £9 million donation from one of its biggest investors
Crypto Investor Donates £9 Million to Reform UK After Nigel Farage Plugs His Company and Tells Industry 'I Am Your Champion'
The Reform leader recently used media interviews to back Christopher Harborne's company while promising to cut taxes and regulations on crypto firms
bylinetimes.com
December 4, 2025 at 10:25 AM
Nigel Farage used an LBC appearance in September to accuse the Bank of England of being “dinosaurs” for seeking to place restrictions on the use of Stablecoins by crypto firms like Tether.
He did not declare that Reform had just received a £9 million donation from one of its biggest investors
He did not declare that Reform had just received a £9 million donation from one of its biggest investors
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