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Late adopter. Late giver-upper. Guardian & Observer writer.

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    7 hours ago

    The utter utter perversion of this. The idea that we need Voter ID to combat election fraud from a PM whose Brexit campaign LITERALLY COMMITTED ELECTION FRAUD is grotesque. It's an assault not just on our democracy, but the English language

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  2. 6 hours ago

    We have to start recording this shit. We are deep into unmarked territory.

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  3. 6 hours ago

    That these election fraudsters now looking to deprive 2 million people of vote on grounds of suspected voter fraud is an obscenity. A govt capable of perverting English language in this way in order to win elections by denying people their democratic rights is utterly degraded

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  4. 7 hours ago

    The full account of what happened has not yet been written. Because all we know if that dropped the case after months of delays, statements about 'political sensitivities', files that went missing.

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  5. 7 hours ago

    I think we can all agree election fraud is a bad thing. Which is why Cressida Dick needs to give a full explanation to us not just why no-one was never prosecuted but why no investigation ever even happened?

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  6. 7 hours ago

    You want to find election fraudsters. Well, here they are. Maybe now is finally the moment for to explain why it dropped its investigation into Boris Johnson's Vote Leave campaign *after* it was found to have broken the law?

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  7. Retweeted
    14 hours ago

    A Government that lies to our faces, breaks the law when it suits it & has no obvious comprehension of right & wrong now plans to restrict our right to protest, restrict legal challenges against its policies & suppress our democratic right to vote

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  8. Retweeted
    11 hours ago

    There are more ongoing investigations into Boris Johnson’s conduct than annual voter fraud convictions. The government is chasing fallacies while real threats to democracy are being ignored, or actively encouraged. 🔴 New report

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  9. 11 hours ago

    Essential read by of America’s foremost constitutional scholars on Facebook’s Oversight Board & the use of a ‘fictionalized’ version of the First Amendment

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    19 hours ago

    "What would it take for Trump’s indefinite suspension to be turned into a lifetime ban? Would that require more deaths, or an actual full blown and successful coup d’état? We eagerly await Facebook’s response" writes Uk Mp and RFOB member

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  11. 13 hours ago

    Extraordinary.

    In the run up to the local elections, Boris Johnson used a private jet to hop around the country. The private jet he used is registered in the Isle of Man. The super-rich have long used this tax haven to deliberately avoid paying any VAT on their jets.
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  12. 15 hours ago

    The ONLY reason Cameron assumed he’d get away with this is because he knows govt doesn’t comply with law. Ministers assume their personal comms are exempt from public scrutiny. This shows exactly why they must not be. Please help this case if you can

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  13. 15 hours ago

    Amazing. Read the texts David Cameron sent to his old mates in government

    The Treasury Committee has just released dozens of texts that David Cameron bombarded officials, ministers and SPADS with over 3 months of last year to try to save Greensill. He even lobbied his old nemesis Michael Gove. Some are toe curling, like this first one to Tom Scholar:
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  14. 15 hours ago

    Thank you .

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    17 hours ago

    Our only hope is indeed when rich people (the FT being the mouthpiece for many of them) take on other rich people. UK libel law is on so many levels a disgrace — and it needs reform before it bankrupts more honest journalists.

    Bravo, . A trenchant editorial in support of that is damning on the impact of UK libel laws in silencing journalists & advocacy groups.
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    16 hours ago

    This is gross - and so important. And if you're bothered by this sleaze, PLEASE support our case w . There are just the texts that survived. Right now there's no legal guarantee that critical HMG texts are saved. We're fighting for one! 👇

    The Treasury Committee has just released dozens of texts that David Cameron bombarded officials, ministers and SPADS with over 3 months of last year to try to save Greensill. He even lobbied his old nemesis Michael Gove. Some are toe curling, like this first one to Tom Scholar:
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  17. 16 hours ago

    This is live now & very good. As says in today’s editorial, UK libel laws are a threat to our democracy. Thank you

    Defamation Law for Activists: the live discussion
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  18. 16 hours ago

    This is a hugely important case. Government business cannot be conducted by secret message. It’s obscene & desperately needs to be challenged in court

    💥UPDATE💥on our case taking on Government by WhatsApp: we've had an incredibly generous offer from to MATCH the next £5k of donations to help us hit our target! Please chip in - every quid helps - and now it's doubled!
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    May 10

    💥UPDATE💥on our case taking on Government by WhatsApp: we've had an incredibly generous offer from to MATCH the next £5k of donations to help us hit our target! Please chip in - every quid helps - and now it's doubled!

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    May 10

    "Facebook has abrogated responsibility for addressing viral disinformation and networked hate speech—even as their impacts spilled offline, leading to physical violence and preventable deaths". Write and

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