@AllisonPearson I am on ground level and it's not good. If Labour carry on like this, we will start to see serious unrest. It's all feeling a bit 1639, and everyone knows something is coming.

@KanekoaTheGreat @DavidSacks Those of us on the ground in England knew something didn't make sense. My colleagues and I represent wards of working people, and their priorities are so different to current leftist priorities that it's just surreal.

@libsoftiktok They are attempting to "queer" - or confuse the parameters of - the age of majority. Ask yourself why they would do that.

@libsoftiktok Why are they so desperate to destroy children's bodies? Can they really be that disturbed? I find their level of derangement utterly baffling.

@LeeAndersonMP_ Local Cumbrians want this mine to open, but the opposition is coming from transplanted eco-urbanites.

@stillgray In Britain, any job that requires heavy manoeuvring would require H&S training and an H&S assessment of the task, plus a method statement. That's at least a day of paperwork alone.

@JamesEsses I have said from the start that none of these entities will change their attitude until it starts to cost them serious money.

@SVPhillimore He's playing out his fetish in the tribunal room.

@elonmusk No-one thinks lego bricks are gendered. No-one at all. This is just trolling now.

@wesstreeting No, we just wait in A&E for eight hours in agonising pain instead.

@TalkTV @Nigel_Farage In the current circumstances, the behaviour in the House is unacceptable and irresponsible.

@HadleyFreeman @NYMag The idea you can know a child is trans at 2 1/2 years old is frankly bonkers. They don't even know what biological sex they are at that age. They can barely form a sentence. Why do people accept this nonsense?

I have wondered for years how some British organisations managed to fund themselves. So have other colleagues, both on the left and right. It's even more perplexing when you work in the sphere yourself and know how much everything costs. I think we are all about to find out.

@SurrogConcern @PinkNews When I heard they were making a TV show of The Handmaid's Tale, I was nervous. I thought "they'll take ideas from it." And they have done.

@serialsockthief @nhsfife At some point, someone will realise that women are a significant percentage of the tax paying population and it might not be such a good idea for a public service to treat them so disgracefully.

@SCynic1 Do you think they realise they are creating martyrs?

Once more, we see a public official with no ability to read the room. This is what happens when you gift people candidacies when they have virtually no political experience, and have never had to earn their votes on the doorstep after pounding the streets day after day.

@Keir_Starmer For a statement that will have been revised and signed off by numerous people, I find it troubling that gratitude to public sector workers still comes before sentiments to the grieving family. This seems very telling about your office's perspectives and priorities.

@TowerofAdam1 What is interesting is that there is evidence to suggest that the common folk of medieval England believed that structures (roads, walls, amphitheatres) left by the Romans were built "by the fairies/elves." Now you transfer that notion to LOTR . . .

@StevenWoolfe1 Alibhai Brown was involved in the Parekh Report back in 2000. That report featured instances of informing the white mothers of mixed-race children that they were racist because "reasons". Square that circle if you can.