Stephen Barlow

@steb77.bsky.social

Naturalist, environmentalist, climate activist, nature photographer, very woke and proud of it.

"Nigel Farage has said he would, “don khaki, pick up a rifle and head for the front lines” if Theresa May fails to deliver Brexit in the fashion he wants." Farage hypocritically claims to be concerned about politicians who incite violence. Yet he often has. www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli... 1/2

Nigel Farage would 'pick up a rifle' if Brexit is not delivered

It is not the first time the former Ukip leader has threatened civil disobedience over Brexit

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14,000 killed by Europe heatwave in a single week. 300,000 flee wildfires in France & Spain. 70 MILLION in the US to be hit with third heat dome in a month. This is our world as it approaches 1.5C above preindustrial temperatures. Our kids face 4C+. We claim to love them. But we do nothing.

It is the 15th Anniversary of the Utoya Island Massacre, when a deranged right wing terrorist shot dead 69 young people, mainly teenagers, attending a summer socialist camp, simply because they were left wing. See this poignant message from Aurora. 1/4

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They say, madness is doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting a different result. Do not expect any mainstream politician to ever do anything to change our corrupt, life destroying system. A good test is wealth tax. If a politician won't openly advocate a wealth tax, they're corrupt.

Stephen Barlow@steb77.bsky.social · 3w ago

I've turned my thread response to you, onto one page, to make it easier to read. skywriter.blue/@steb77.bsky...

Hard to think of a more deeply damaging start to Burnham’s premiership than giving green light to new oil & gas in N. Sea, if true. It won’t lower bills or lead to greater energy security but will drive an even hotter planet. What a terrible signal to give to rest of the world #ClimateVandalism

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Andy Burnham will announce plans for new oil and gas drilling in the North Sea when he becomes prime minister on Monday, the BBC has been told. The announcement will form part of a flurry of policy m...

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"Burnham will promise to undo Thatcher’s economic legacy in first speech as Labour leader" Does this mean Burnham is going to end the neoliberalism secretly introduced by Thatcher, and continued with every PM, including Labour PMs since? www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli... 1/2

Burnham to pledge to undo Thatcher’s economic legacy in first speech as Labour leader

New prime minister will warn that ‘Britain took a series of wrong turns in the 1980s’

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This sort of public speculation by the police about the motive for a murder is highly unusual. Usually, we only learn about the views and motives of a lone killer, or someone who perpetrated a violent attack, at their trial and afterwards. www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026... 1/2

Ann Widdecombe killing: police investigating possible leftwing motivation

Detectives examining whether hatred of Widdecombe’s strong views or of Reform party were factors in killing described as a ‘targeted attack’

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"Farage refused taxpayer-funded security because it was ‘inadequate’" From what I've seen, Farage uses his so-called security detail, as a bunch of heavies to intimidate reporters and hecklers, and this is nothing about real security. www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...

Farage refused taxpayer-funded security because it was ‘inadequate’

Reform UK decided to continue providing its own protection for Nigel Farage, rather than ‘gamble with his life’, a spokesperson said

independent.co.uk

This is true. Farage has no respect at all, for Anne Widdecombe, because of the shameless way he has been using her tragic death, for political propaganda reasons. There are no depths too low for him to sink. www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...

Farage accused of ‘exploiting’ Ann Widdecombe’s death as ‘political propaganda’

Nigel Farage paid tribute to Ann Widdecombe, telling reporters he did not believe her death was ‘a burglary that went wrong’

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THE BIG QUESTION people need to be asking themselves, is why was Farage/Reform protected from media scrutiny for so long? It is now 2 years since the 2024 general election. So why is this only coming out now? If Reform had been scrutinised back then, they would not have grown like they did.

I would really appreciate, if people would address this i.e. those with influence, and not just ignore this. If I am wrong and there is a solid understanding of this issue, then just point to it and reference it. Don't just turn a blind-eye to it.

Stephen Barlow@steb77.bsky.social · 4w ago

Thank you to @fionaharvey.bsky.social for keeping this in the news. I'm utterly baffled about how the government think they can suppress this report, because soon the reality is going to catch of with us. @rupertread.bsky.social concerns it wasn't complete. www.theguardian.com/global-devel... 1/🧵

My short thread about the political parasite and conman, Nigel Farage, on one page. Basically, Farage has benefitted from parasitising propaganda by the Tory Press, intended to both push the public and the Conservative Party further to the right. skywriter.blue/@steb77.bsky...

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Is Farage's resignation and standing for re-election in Clacton, a ruse to avoid scrutiny by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards? I'm not quite sure how it works, but will the investigations...

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Is Farage's resignation and standing for re-election in Clacton, a ruse to avoid scrutiny by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards? I'm not quite sure how it works, but will the investigations into Farage's breaches of standards stop, if he resigns? www.theguardian.com/politics/liv... 1/5

Farage says he is resigning but will stand in ‘people v establishment’ byelection – UK politics live

Reform UK leader to stand again, saying people of Clacton ‘should be the judges of my actions’ and party will cover byelection cost

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I can see that people are struggling to accept what I say about ideology being unhelpful, because they have been inculcated, brainwashed, since they were a child to believe that ideologies are necessary, because they enable powerful/rich cliques to rule over us, by their control of these ideologies.