DJBurges

@djburges.bsky.social

"Dangerous radical leftist". Rugby referee, ex-coach, ex-player Lapsed triathlete. EV and renewable energy evangelist.

David Walliams OBE Rolf Harris CBE Huw Edwards MBE Stuart Hall OBE Sir Jimmy Savile Sir Cyril Smith Sir Jeffrey Donaldson Lord Peter Mandelson Lord Nazir Ahmed Lord Greville Janner Prince Andrew It's amazing how we keep giving these people titles, isn't it?

Theo Paphitis, "Clearly Trump has some form of dementia because he's acting like a madman" "He's a sex offender. He's a convicted felon" "He's a protector of the pedophile ring of Jeffrey Epstein" "How the hell did this man get voted in as the President of the strongest nation in the world"

Rupert Lowe is not a “world leader”🙄 He is the sole MP of a party polling 6th in UK, in the single digits Yet he earns up to £1,476 per HOUR from X He earns more from X posts than his MP salary! This graph tells you everything you need to know about how utterly 🦇 💩 Musk’s platform is

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NEW: Only three world leaders have amassed more views on X this year than Rupert Lowe.

Graph showing world leaders:
Narendra Modi 
Donald Trump 
Sanae Takaichi 
Rupert Lowe
Volodymyr Zelensky 
Benjamin Netanyahu 
Javier Milei 
Pedro Sanchez
Recep Tayyip Erdogan

98% of new cars in Norway are battery electric. Of all cars on the road, it's 35.5%. Cars only leave the road when they're scrapped, and in Norway the average scrapped car was almost 19 years old.

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The world’s richest man bought Twitter specifically to encourage racism and racial abuse and then, when asked to comply with the law, designs a reporting ‘system’ which amounts to a big, smirking ‘fuck off’ to the UK regulator and to UK law. X is a stain. Shut it down. #shutdownX

Sunder Katwala (sundersays)@sundersays.bsky.social · 3d ago

My colleague Avaes Mohammad set out how Ofcom risk being played by X, who continue to protect the perpetrators of racist hate crimes, enabling them to carry on. www.britishfuture.org/race-hate-on...

Ofcom risks being played by X. The platform set its own voluntary rules to abide by, which fail to match its legal requirements to protect users from hate. 

“Ofcom should be demanding that X actively finds illegal content on its site and takes it down – not relying on a hard-to-use new reporting procedure that hardly anyone knows about.

“Racists are still able to spew hatred and send N-word and P-word abuse to public figures and others. Persistent offenders are not kicked off the platform, they just have the occasional tweet deleted and then carry on targeting people.

“X is still protecting abusers rather than victims of hatred on its platform.

“The Secretary of State and Prime Minister must make sure that Ofcom is keeping X within the law.”

Left: Nigel Farage lays a wreath at the Cenotaph for Remembrance Day Right: Peter Ettedgui, "Farage repeatedly coming up to me and knowing that I am Jewish saying 'Hitler was right' and 'gas them' which was frequently followed by a hissing sound of escaping gas"

This is shocking. "The injunction was supposed to prevent harassment [of Brand], but it went well beyond that. It prohibits Ms Berki from telling anyone what she says happened to her – not journalists, not friends, not family, and not even the police." taxpolicy.org.uk/2026/11/07/r...

Russell Brand’s secret injunction: the order that silenced his accuser

The never-published High Court order Russell Brand won in 2015: a lifelong gag on his accuser, Sylvie Berki, that bars her even from speaking to the police.

taxpolicy.org.uk

Breaking: China’s CO2 emissions fell 3.1% in Q3 of 2026, the largest drop since 2022 Covid lockdowns. High oil prices and EVs pushed down oil demand, clean energy growth displaced coal power, steel and cement emissions fell, and growth in coal-to-chemicals industry continued to slow.

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When Farage posts stuff like this it's worth remembering that in 1981 a teacher urged Farage's headmaster not to make him a school prefect because he'd marched through a cadet camp singing Hitler Youth songs.

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The point is not that Stephen Miller will have any more power or influence as formal Chief of Staff; it's that his elevation sends an unambiguous message to Democrats that conciliation ain't happening—sparing them from what otherwise could've devolved into a messy split over how to approach 2027–29.