🇵🇸 Sir Anthony Fotheringay KCMG 🇺🇦
@Fothers_Minor
Followers
427
Following
214
Media
556
Statuses
39,681
After a career serving Queen and Country one finds oneself becoming a member of the Anti Growth Coalition. FothersMinor @mastodonapp .uk
Joined June 2010
Don't wanna be here?
Send us removal request.
Explore trending content on Musk Viewer
#الهلال_الاهلي
• 74336 Tweets
#HUEAreMyEverything
• 69862 Tweets
#휴닝카이가수놓은여름밤의은하수
• 65857 Tweets
The UAW
• 65757 Tweets
Martes 13
• 55820 Tweets
#愛され天使ヒュニンカイ
• 42482 Tweets
OUR BAND LEADER HUENINGKAI
• 37160 Tweets
D-14 TO CHANYEOL SOLO
• 36304 Tweets
ガラスの仮面
• 32646 Tweets
CRAZY TRACK SAMPLER
• 23195 Tweets
Colbert
• 21623 Tweets
LEAVE BLACKPINK ALONE
• 20671 Tweets
#كاس_الدرعيه_للسوبر_السعودي
• 18780 Tweets
Ferdi
• 16042 Tweets
Jaime Garzón
• 16023 Tweets
Thunderbolts
• 15977 Tweets
Maradona
• 14064 Tweets
チェンソーマン
• 13987 Tweets
Adorni
• 13188 Tweets
ポケモン赤緑
• 13140 Tweets
横井さん
• 11165 Tweets
@AwksLaz
@MartinDaubney
I’m afraid that both the oven ready deal and the Good Friday agreement require the UK to remain in the ECHR and be bound by its rulings. Didn’t you realise that when you voted in 2019?
11
7
433
@Pink_Tribute
@ElijahSchaffer
@elonmusk
Well said. We don’t need anyone to find out what the powerful are up to. The powerful will tell us in their own good time.
44
3
430
@deboo_marc
@Lord_Sugar
Equality feels like oppression for those accustomed to privilege, my dear old thing.
5
11
370
@LozzaFox
@MartinDaubney
A bus designed in the 1950s is rather apt for your campaign, my dear old thing
9
2
318
@MartinDaubney
Leaving the ECHR is not possible and so your poll is redundant, my dear old thing.
7
2
243
@MikeWarrington7
@Nigel_Farage
You're partially right - such practices are indeed illegal in sovereign EU member states, but here in the Sunlit Uplands they are perfectly legal. In fact Mr de Pfeffel Johnson's Junta was given the opportunity to outlaw this practice in 2020 but declined.
10
11
229
@helen_spirit1
Given that the discredited Mr Wootton has already admitted that the allegations against him are true, it is difficult to see how any suit for damages would succeed, dear lady.
6
4
184
@MartinDaubney
@benhabib6
Because starting a trade war with an entity 7 times our size is going to go so well 🙄
0
1
145
@benhabib6
You’re absolutely right to say that an EU army could never take place while we were a member and had a veto. You therefore specifically voted for the EU to be allowed to create an army if they so wished, so again you just demonstrate that you didn’t know what you were voting for
0
12
131
@Jenny_1884
You’ve taken away our right to do that, dear lady. Now we are trapped behind the so called “Gammon Curtain”.
4
4
134
@danielmgmoylan
Because of Brexit, your Lordship. Remainers such as I gave clear warnings to Leavers about the consequences of leaving the Dublin agreement but we were told in even clearer terms that we didn’t know what we were talking about.
Turns out we did.
0
4
122
@BrugesGroup
Remainers such as I did try and warn you that your Brexit would end up with the UK becoming a vassal state of the EU, but you knew best.
All of this whining is so unattractive, my dear old things. You got exactly what you voted for.
1
6
120
@TheEnglishRebel
@DanielLambert29
Would you consider that the relocation of wealth creating businesses to the EU would count as a Brexit benefit, my dear old thing?
0
0
105
@_HenryBolton
@SimonCalder
You wanted a hard border and you got a hard border. Stop whining.
0
1
108
@TheJoll81623785
@johnredwood
Leavers in 2016: We don’t need the EU. America is way more important
Leavers in 2022: We never wanted a deal with America anyway
🤡
7
1
102
@GuidoFawkes
Only the wealthy would consider £100 to be an insignificant amount, my dear old thing. To most of us that's a month's shopping.
22
0
104
@TiceRichard
Remainers wish to remain outside the EU - they are more accurately known as Remoaners.
Rejoiners such as I wish the UK to have a bright future back where we belong in the EU.
1
1
97
@toadmeister
If one doesn’t want to be compared to a fascist perhaps one should think twice about supporting tactics used by fascists of the past.
2
0
92
@addicted2newz
Mr Lineker has been cancelled because he refused to follow the government line. We can be quite sure that if he expressed support for Ms Braverman’s cruelty he would not have been cancelled.
The BBC is now the media arm of the Conservative Party.
7
5
91
@COLRICHARDKEMP
@Iromg
Odd that those who claim to be in favour of free speech yet so triggered by a journalist liking a tweet
0
4
88
@NileGardiner
France wish to control their borders, my dear old thing. Thought you’d be in favour of that.
1
0
90
@_HenryBolton
Yes they pay for themselves by assisting in staff retention. That’s why just about every FTSE company has them too - but you already know this.
1
0
87
@PickardJE
@SavantaComRes
Within a decade nobody will admit to having voted to impose economic sanctions on their own country
0
1
83
@MediaGuido
@GuidoFawkes
Not the same I’m afraid. The BBC don’t make the rules, my dear old thing. Nice attempt at deflection though.
40
3
79
@trussliz
@Daily_Express
You are a case study for what happens when someone ditches their long held principles for personal advancement, my dear lady.
1
9
77
@DanielJHannan
Yes it's beyond doubt now that there is one rule for the elites and another for the little people, my Lord. It was good of you to remind us.
2
2
74
@MartinDaubney
Yes it’s quite understandable why some would feel uncomfortable at those who demonstrate their opposition to racism.
0
0
72
@helen_spirit1
@danwootton
You're too kind, dear lady. I'd advise you to read the Byline Times' articles which have all been cleared by their lawyers.
9
0
72
@FlowerP79667758
Try visiting the Costa del Sol, dear lady. You’ll find English pubs, fish and chips and an embarrassing number of union jacks.
1
2
72
@Rootbeerrules2
@Iromg
I’m not sure that someone who thinks that concrete grows is the best example of a sane voice, my dear old thing
0
0
68
@dave43law
@benrileysmith
It's difficult to imagine a culture which could be more toxic than that at the Home Office.
2
4
73
@anthea_bailey
A review of European history between 1933 and 1945 would reveal that the far right committed quite a few murders, dear lady.
5
0
66
@AwksLaz
@MartinDaubney
But it’s a condition of the oven ready deal with the EU, my dear old thing. Surely you knew this when you voted to endorse it in 2019.
3
0
63
@ToonDazza
@UKLabour
4) shall be voting tactically for Labour to rid us of a Conservative candidate. I clearly remember the Labour government of 1997-2010.
0
1
68
@nicktolhurst
Sorry but if he hasn’t gone up to now this won’t make him go. Sadly things have to get a lot worse before that happens, and it will.
3
2
67
@toryboypierce
You’re quite right to highlight the global shortages caused by issues in the supply chain. However only here in Little Britain do we have the Brexit shortages overlaid on top which means we are far more badly hit than any other country.
#BrexitShambles
1
0
65
@john4brexit
Always someone else’s fault. At least we can now be sure that the EU wasn’t the problem and Brexit wasn’t the solution.
1
8
65
@AgarStuart
@johnredwood
This move is creating no jobs. It’s brought about by the difficulty in importing goods after Brexit. And that, my friend, is a poke in the eye for Brexiteers.
4
0
61
@john4brexit
Au contraire. This is a good news story for the EU. Corruption is sadly a feature of life, but in the EU corruption is taken seriously because probity in public life matters. Here behind the so-called “Gammon Curtain” corruption is ignored or occasionally rewarded.
10
3
66
@DavidHenigUK
@AndreDenHouter
Further evidence that in essence Brexit is a project to leave the 21st Century
3
4
62
@Metzyco1
Equality feels like oppression to those accustomed to privilege, my dear old thing.
1
4
64
@DavidGHFrost
Fear not, your Lordship. I have it on good authority that sovereign EU member state France intends to breach the TCA only in a ‘limited and specific’ way.
0
2
63
@ABridgen
Yes the French have now seen that they can bring Kent to a grinding halt whenever they want, my dear old thing. How are you enjoying taking back control?
3
4
62
@MPIainDS
So we’re going to be a high wage economy right until the point where people demand higher wages.
2
3
62
@Mattl_w
So you’re in favour of a high wage economy, but not in favour of anyone getting higher wages.
2
1
65
@NileGardiner
@LeeAndersonMP_
The people of London have the opportunity to cast a vote against Mr Khan in May, my dear old thing. It's not for poor old 30p to decide who they chose as their advocate.
0
0
63
@NJ_Timothy
I’m not sure that highlighting how sovereign EU member states control their borders better than we do really advances the Brexit cause, my dear old thing.
1
3
59
@EU_NO_MORE
After 8 years of getting exactly what they wanted the angry people are more angry than ever.
1
2
61
@uk8qnzl
@GoodwinMJ
Well we did try and warn you that you didn’t realise what you were voting for in 2016.
1
0
56
@FugitivePh
@johnredwood
We’re a third country, old thing. We gave up our influence over the EU - it’s what you voted for.
0
0
56
@DanielJHannan
It’s certainly true that Mr Putin was the only world leader who welcomed Brexit. Thank you for reminding us all, my dear old thing.
9
3
56
@StephenBestwick
@archer_rs
Would you care to have a crack at explaining why there are no empty shelves in EU countries, my dear old thing? I’m led to understand that Covid is a global problem, but only one country has recently erected trade barriers with her neighbours and she is the one with shortages.
0
1
57
@TiceRichard
@BBCNews
@SkyNews
The climate deniers will cling on to anything to try to disprove what we can all see with our own eyes.
I’m sure their investments in fossil fuel industries are performing very well, though.
12
0
54
@AwksLaz
@mleo962
@MartinDaubney
We can’t afford to, my dear old thing. And as you’ll know our membership of the ECHR is a condition of the Good Friday agreement which only this week, the ruling junta brought in legislation to ‘protect’. It can hardly claim to want to protect the GFA and then trash it.
2
3
53
@SamCoatesSky
@SkyNews
I’m not sure that Mr Anderson’s Bernard Manning tribute act is as popular as he believes it to be.
1
3
57
@NileGardiner
Thank you for reminding us why pride month is still necessary, my dear old thing.
0
0
53
@TiceRichard
Yes I’ve noticed that Brexit is always the fault of either the EU or Remainers. Interestingly it never seems to be the fault of anyone who campaigned for, supported it or voted for it.
1
6
48
@june_mummery
I’m so confused. I’ve spent the past 5 years hearing that Leavers knew what they were voting for, and now I keep reading of their surprise when the implications of Brexit start to sink in 🤔
1
3
50
@JeanKimber4
@DavidGauke
He resigned because he couldn’t form a government. He couldn’t form a government because his own MPs finally realised that being led by a corrupt liar was going to lose them the next election, my dear old thing.
3
1
51
@Melissa5857
@BorisJohnson
@Conservatives
De Pfeffel Johnson is the sole reason that the Tories are in this mess. His fragile ego meant that he expelled the talented people who were able to clear up after him.
1
4
54
@happyBrit17
After 8 years of getting everything they wanted the angry people are more angry than ever.
2
3
51
@trussliz
When do we see the details, my dear old thing? Is it purely a coincidence that the 15 year transition period means that literally nobody responsible for this deal will be in office when it comes into effect?
1
10
50
@Iromg
It’s rather ironic that Mr O’Brien has lost more listeners than you’ve ever had, my dear old thing.
1
1
49
@JuliaHB1
Eurostar was designed to be a seamless service. It cannot cope with your Brexit which is why trains no longer stop at Ashford. This is just the latest blow to the service.
0
2
50
@thelorryist
The big losers from this will be pensioners and those on fixed incomes. On the other hand most voted for Brexit, and so it’s only fair that they experience the first “Brexit dividend”
2
1
46
@BrugesGroup
Yes Leave voters are tragically passing away rapidly now. Only a few more years and it will only be Remain voters left 😢
4
0
47
4
2
49
@june_mummery
The only hope we have is to quickly rejoin the single market and customs union. Of course that’ll make us a vassal state but unfortunately it’s our only realistic option. Turns out “project fear” was spot on. Who knew?
1
2
50
@JackieD86388657
Was it the overt racism, the misogyny, the homophobia, the Nazi sympathies or the desire to grovel to Mr Putin which convinced you, dear lady?
4
2
49
@mleo962
@AwksLaz
@MartinDaubney
Any laws intended to ‘get around’ the ECHR would be treated as a de facto breach of the oven ready deal.
1
0
49
@ABridgen
Brexit is the root cause of our economic malaise, and those who voted for it and supported it are entirely responsible.
6
2
44
@DPJHodges
@adamscotland
If that’s your honest belief I imagine the result of the next GE may come as a bit of a surprise to you, my dear old thing.
1
0
44
@NJ_Timothy
Was he reappointed as Home Secretary within a week? If not I’m not sure what point you’re trying to make.
1
0
43
@darrengrimes_
Yes you’re really out of touch with the silent majority aren’t you, young man!
2
0
42
3
0
42