Greg Tierney
@greg_tierney3
Followers
2,375
Following
5,496
Media
229
Statuses
6,031
Humanitarian at heart, driven by a passion for truth and justice. Dedicated to empowering individuals and fostering a more compassionate, equitable world.
West Midlands, England
Joined October 2016
Don't wanna be here?
Send us removal request.
Explore trending content on Musk Viewer
Errejón
• 181187 Tweets
Felix
• 111502 Tweets
Kürt
• 89692 Tweets
Fenerbahce
• 88593 Tweets
Manchester United
• 59829 Tweets
Sumar
• 48136 Tweets
Mudryk
• 30906 Tweets
Mourinho
• 30873 Tweets
Ajax
• 29205 Tweets
Neto
• 22872 Tweets
Panathinaikos
• 21781 Tweets
Guanajuato
• 21198 Tweets
McConnell
• 20218 Tweets
Conference League
• 18962 Tweets
Milhouse
• 11228 Tweets
Mazraoui
• 11110 Tweets
Nkunku
• 11005 Tweets
Eriksen
• 10045 Tweets
Pinned Tweet
@AaronBastani
We are trapped in a vicious cycle of corruption, necessitating a fundamental change. A written constitution and system, grounded in democratic principles, are imperative. Private donations must be eliminated, and our parties should be publicly funded.
1
3
6
@carolvorders
I trust this includes our politicians and mainstream media. If not, we have another two tier system.
3
9
311
@wideawake_media
The globalists view the people as a cost, as livestock. Strange, they do not view themselves the same.
23
25
275
@EuropeanPowell
Brexit is a crime scene, where those responsible must face the most dire of personal consequences.
Without consequences, nothing will change.
5
44
221
@carolvorders
Sunak's financial interests must be investigated. Public deserves truth. Same for all ministers & MPs.
1
36
194
@JolyonMaugham
And let’s not forget, by refusing to investigate these self-evident frauds. The Commissioners of the MET and SFO are also complicit, in the covering up of these serious frauds against the people.
1
62
161
@carolvorders
Essential public utilities should be nationalised. No private corporation should ever have the power to extort or blackmail the public. This is a matter of national security; no entity should be able to hold the nation hostage. End of.
19
25
162
@MarinaPurkiss
The Tory’s have no sense of honour, competence, loyalty or justice. What is more, the Tory’s offer no freedom, faith or hope. The people should make a stand, before it’s too late.
4
21
151
@PeterStefanovi2
The whole system stinks!
We need a written constitution, which puts citizens first and reigns supreme in law. End of.
That would drive a stake through the heart of all this political, judicial, media and corporate corruption.
3
36
134
Democracies are breaking down because big money has taken over. To combat that, we must have finance reform, increased transparency and disclosure requirements for political donations, and limits on the amount of money that can be donated to political campaigns.
2
38
129
@DanielPriestley
You are mistaken, or misdirecting. We are talking about increasing taxes on the very rich £10m+ and closing tax loopholes that enable asset relocation. We need the wealth they effectively extorted from us, back. We can then invest in public services and reduce taxes for everyone
37
5
118
@carolvorders
How exactly are “we” going to get through this. When our economy privatises the profits and socialises the costs, debts and losses?
1
10
101
In a democracy, all elections must be held in a free and fair manner. Therefore, the Brexit vote must be invalid. Simply because, the leave campaign, knowingly LIED to the people. And not for any righteous, or patriotic reason. 1/7
6
33
95
@RichardJMurphy
The scant coverage of protests by mainstream media reveals its bias towards the interests of the elite and political class, rather than the public. To ensure transparency and prevent censorship, we must now regulate MSM to demand truthful reporting.
1
15
94
@carolvorders
The Tory’s have been busy transferring public funds (and assets) to the private sector. Soon there will be no public wealth to speak of. What then? We will be forever on the hook.
7
43
92
@implausibleblog
The banks caused the 2008 financial crisis through their mismanagement of debt. They were then bailed out by the government using taxpayer money, and now they are making record profits. That debt is for the banks to repay, not the people. Giving bankers tax breaks is absurd.
4
10
82
@carolvorders
@Channel4News
@cathynewman
Our democracy is a sham until MPs face personal consequences for abusing the people's trust.
1
8
81
@UKdemocrat
The system we have is a criminals wet dream. Those in high office must be subject to rigorous oversight and accountability mechanisms to ensure that they are acting in the best interests of the public and not abusing their power.
4
23
81
@newstart_2024
There was a time when you could trust doctors, judges, the press and system. Not anymore; and that changes everything
4
9
77
@carolvorders
@RussellScott1
Public officials who resort to blind trusts to obscure their financial dealings raise serious ethical concerns and should be barred from positions of power.
3
12
71
@DeborahMeaden
@NobleDigger
Millions sacrificed their lives, so we can live in a democracy. So anyone that tries to take that away, is a declaration of war against the people.
1
14
72
@wideawake_media
Hang on, the people do NOT accept total biometric surveillance. Why would anyone enslave themselves?
13
7
70
@BeckettUnite
@castoraj
I imagine they also claim the £4.52 on expenses along with beer, wine, champagne and parties. It’s no wonder they are detached from reality.
0
0
70
@BGatesIsaPyscho
It’s hard to fathom, how ordinary people can be so knowingly or unknowingly evil. They are no different the Nazi enablers, the bureaucrats, doctors, judges and guards etc.
2
3
69
@carolvorders
Brexit was a disaster, making the UK more subservient to corporations and the elite. Cameron is responsible, as he knew about Cambridge Analytica and didn't require a supermajority or equal media coverage.
2
13
66
@maitlis
Thing is, a criminal network has taken over politics, bound by a shared interest in survival and enrichment, leading to corruption, abuse of power and a disregard for the public interest.
1
15
65
@Eyeswideopen69
@EuropeanPowell
The Brexiteers promised to match or better EU funding and human rights. Instead, we have seen a decrease in funding for public services, a weakening of human rights protections, an increase in economic uncertainty, and a rise in social division. All the while, the rich get richer
2
13
70
@wideawake_media
We were raised in the UK to believe in democracy and meritocracy. We trusted that those in power would prioritise our best interests. Yet, the harsh reality is the opposite. This betrayal of the people is unforgivable.
2
5
59
@carolvorders
@RachelReevesMP
The glaring disparity in our justice system is undeniable. The rich get away with crimes that would land ordinary people in jail for years, if not life. We deserve to feel safe, and that requires a complete overhaul of the system to ensure equal application of the law for all.
1
13
60
@ai_clayton
That’s what bugs me, the quiet complicity of those all around. Evidently, our system doesn’t serve the people, it serves money. If we want a decent country, we must have constitutional reform, to kick out all of the corruption that has crippled it.
1
7
55
@implausibleblog
Parliament's pretense of serving the people is a mere charade; it's a stage show for the masses.
2
5
55
@horton_official
@DefraGovUK
@theresecoffey
In a democracy, MPS should be accountable to the people they represent. That means they should not be able to pick and choose who they allow to question them. This is essential for transparency and trust in our government.
3
13
55
@carolvorders
@GreenJennyJones
We need serious regulators and serious regulations to ensure that our public services sector is accountable, efficient, and effective.
1
12
54
@RichardJMurphy
The crimes of bankers who wilfully commit crimes against humanity are serious and must be addressed.
0
5
54
@JolyonMaugham
Evidently, the system isn’t there to protect us from criminals. It is there to protect criminals from us.
3
15
48
@JolyonMaugham
Reporting on financial scandals and accusations of misconduct before the general election is crucial. Voters deserve to know who they're electing, and what potential liabilities they bring to the office.
1
4
51
@Picss3o
The beneficiaries of corruption remain largely insulated from the devastating consequences of their actions, attributing the hardships of their victims to personal failings rather than acknowledging the systemic injustices they perpetuate.
0
4
50
@RichardDawkins
@facebook
Evidently the New World Order includes the censorship of facts, truth and opinions that do not fit with their narrative. It’s a curious irony that politicians and mainstream media, two of the primary sources of misinformation, have taken it upon themselves to define what
3
7
49
@RichardJMurphy
Straight off, that tells me they are con merchants. Who do they think they are talking to? People's lives are not a game.
1
6
49
@davesumnersmith
We can expect to see a surge in civil unrest across all segments of society as a result of the dire economic conditions. This crisis has been precipitated by a decade of government policies and a persistent, misleading narrative that blames others for the situation.
4
7
45
@MarinaPurkiss
Further proof, that Brexit was a pre-meditated act of economic fraud. It is for people to decide on what type of society they want to live in. Not them. Furthermore government, is ruled by public consent. The public have never consented to the privatisation of the NHS.
3
12
47
@wideawake_media
If the WEF and governments truly wanted to reduce carbon emissions, they would first deal with the biggest polluters of all, the 1%.
1
6
45
@JolyonMaugham
It's absurd that private donations fund our political parties, giving wealthy donors a disproportionate voice in our democracy and undermining the principle of one person, one vote.
2
13
46
@LesGillon
Presently, the source of inflation is not consumer demand or wages growth. It is the rise in energy prices and the excess profits, extorted by big business. So the answer is simple, tax the excess profits made by big business.
5
5
44
@TheXForceOne
@BRICSinfo
They have a superiority complex, though god knows why - and they have a lot to hide. The same as our lot.
1
0
43
I believe that humanity is at a tipping point, as governments around the world have become increasingly influenced by the interests of wealthy individuals and corporations.
5
13
43
@carolvorders
Getting big money donors out of politics is essential to protect our democracy. It is time to take action and level the playing field for ordinary citizens.
1
10
42
@RichardJMurphy
The people never voted for the WEF and ERG to run the country. So they should all be arrested and tried for treason and fraud.
1
5
41
@JolyonMaugham
BBC's decision to dismiss Lineker for speaking the truth is unjustifiable and speaks volumes about their values, as this is not a political matter but a fundamental issue of human empathy.
3
6
42
@JolyonMaugham
If our political system were not a joke, politicians would not be able to treat it as such.
0
2
41
@carolvorders
@PeterStefanovi2
The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. Our system is a comedy of errors for the wealthy and a tragedy for everyone else. This is unacceptable.
1
7
37
@PeterStefanovi2
The "inadvertent" plea is a weak defence. It is not clear what it means to "inadvertently" break the rules. If Sunak was not aware of the rules, then he was negligent. If he was aware of the rules, then he was deliberately trying to mislead the public.
0
8
38
It is for the people to decide what type of society they want to live in. Not the politicians, corporations and oligarchs.
3
8
37
@LBC
@GlobalPlayer
@AndrewMarr9
@Jeremy_Hunt
The root cause is a corrupt system, which allowed the Brexit scam.
0
3
37
@EuropeanPowell
It’s like the Tories have a death wish, because that is the predictable outcome of their policies. The same applies Labour, if they dare perpetuate. In the end, we will have nothing to lose, they will have everything.
0
11
38
@carolvorders
The Tax Justice Network, estimates the UK loses £82 billion annually due to tax avoidance and evasion combined. This lost revenue could be used to fund important public services, such as schools, hospitals and infrastructure.
0
8
36
@newstart_2024
The urgency of breaking up and regulating global monopolies before they devastate the planet is a crucial conversation, not just a debate. We're not talking about abstract theories, but about the very future of our planet and the well-being of its inhabitants.
1
8
32
@jameschappers
@JolyonMaugham
Brexit was a fraud perpetrated by the ruling elite, who put their own interests ahead of those of the people.
8
3
33
@brianmoore666
Johnson's refusal to hand over his phone to investigators is a clear sign that he has something to hide. The courts can still convict fraudsters even if they destroy evidence, so let's see what happens. He should be sent to hell for wasting everyone's time and money.
1
7
34
@BGatesIsaPyscho
God complexes throughout history have had devastating consequences. Leaders with inflated senses of self-importance have caused immense suffering. The needs of the many far outweigh the desires of a select few.
1
4
34
Tyranny and oppression. Fascism is a political ideology that emphasises nationalism, authoritarianism, and the suppression of individual freedoms and rights..
3
12
32
@carolvorders
@mikegalsworthy
@DMinghella
@afneil
My outrage is on the system that allowed this to happen. It shouldn’t be possible. Crooks will be crooks.
3
2
34
@UKdemocrat
Our system is devoid of any meaningful checks and balances, which means we have totalitarian system. A system which the people have never voted for, or agreed to.
0
10
33
@LloydHardy
There should be no political appointments at the BBC. It is supposed to be impartial and independent from all political parties.
1
0
33
@JolyonMaugham
MSM news are so corrupt, it beggars belief. The BBC more so, because defined by Royal Charter they are supposed to act in the public interest, serving all audiences through the provision of impartial, high-quality and distinctive output and services which inform, educate and
3
10
34
@BobGeor27574923
@Sarah03319779
Regulators sole purpose should be to protect the consumer. Right now, all they are doing is legitimising extortion.
0
4
29