jacob Ladder retweeted
Hi @AngusReform did you use to interact with Russia Today/Ruptly and accounts that preached use of violence (machine guns) as control tool for mass protests? Need to ask you as you deleted your original X account (macintyrea1) once it was found out. Hiding something questionable?
jacob Ladder retweeted
Reform need to start crowdfunding for @Nigel_Farage urgently. His register of interests says he earned only £1.5k over 3 months; not even @GBNEWS salary registered, must be working for free!
Replying to @OneFinanceGuy @Nigel_Farage
According to the official parliamentary Register of Members’ Financial Interests, since August 2026 Nigel Farage has declared three earnings received: £1,161.58 from Google (25 Aug), £289.51 from X Corp (9 Sep) and £50.75 from X Corp (8 Oct). Total: about £1,502 for social media work. Larger earlier payments remain listed. A separate investigation into a prior gift is ongoing.
jacob Ladder retweeted
Nobody does this unless there are some really troubling issues in previous online posts, @AngusReform @reformparty_uk.
After I revealed Angus' photo hunting deers, he also asked for the image to be removed from the website that hosted it.
Angus, you have also asked online image indexation services to restrict searches of your photos.
What are you hiding?
jacob Ladder retweeted
YouGov / Sky / Times voting intention
LAB 27%(+1),
CON 21%(-3),
RefUK 20%(-1),
LDEM 12%(+1),
GRN 10%(nc)
8/9 Nov
jacob Ladder retweeted
Rosneft has introduced restrictions on fuel sales across Russia following the resumption of Ukrainian strikes on its refineries in recent days
NEW: Rosneft deep dive by Bloomberg News
+ Officials at Russia’s largest oil producer are concerned that even a few more months of the war with Ukraine could leave lasting damage across the business.
+ One of Rosneft’s biggest refineries, Ryazan, has been shut for more than half the time since it was first hit by Ukraine in May and has run well below full capacity when operating, according to damage assessments seen by Bloomberg.
+ Another, Syzran, has spent much of the past six months either completely shut or operating at less than a third of capacity, according to data reviewed by Bloomberg. The Tuapse refinery has been offline since April.
+ Ukraine is conducting repeat strikes on the refineries as soon as repairs are completed or nearing completion. The need to repeatedly repair damaged equipment is straining operations and causing costs to pile up to levels that Rosneft officials have privately warned cannot be sustained long-term.
+ Some plants have deliberately slowed repairs as a result, stretching work that should take days into weeks, according to people familiar with the matter.
+ Efforts to protect the facilities with shipping containers, nets and steel cables have proved ineffective against swarms of drones, company plans show.
+ The damage is particularly difficult to repair when strikes hit complex secondary units, whose parts would previously have been sourced from the West. It means relying on Russian-made copies and Chinese imports that can take months to obtain and are not always compatible with existing machinery.
+ It’s put Rosneft into financial trouble. Even before the ramping up of Ukraine’s drone campaign, the company saw a “perfect storm” for its finances. Since then, its profits are down and debt is rising despite what should have been a big windfall from the Iran war.
+ Moscow Credit Bank, which is linked to Rosneft, is showing signs of distress with $8 billion of problem loans. It highlights how both Russia’s energy and banking sectors are coming under strain at the same time, a dynamic causing concern to Russian finance officials.
All this and much more in the full story here: bloomberg.com/news/features/…
jacob Ladder retweeted
Asked who he trusts more, Zelenskyy or Putin, Trump says: "I'd rather not say."
"At their first meeting there was great disrespect shown to Russia," he tells @Douthat60
huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/t…
jacob Ladder retweeted
“Spending across London’s West End rose 13 per cent in the first six days after Oxford St was pedestrianised”
“In-store transaction across 40 Oxford St businesses rose 19 per cent compared with both the previous week and last year”
London’s car-brained Tories know nothing.
jacob Ladder retweeted
This is silly. If you went to the Caribbean and did NOT have a swim I’d be more angry.
Fury as Ed Miliband snorkels in Caribbean as Brits struggle to make ends meet'
thesun.co.uk/news/40942923/e…
jacob Ladder retweeted
Replying to @TVKev
They worshipped him up till the point his crimes were properly exposed. Elements of the Right started worshiping him after they were exposed. And they still are, even though he's been convicted.
jacob Ladder retweeted
There are people who should reflect on their hero worship of Brand. But it’s not the people who deified him before he was exposed…
jacob Ladder retweeted
Turned out to be pretty much 100% accurate. Fairies are clearly the best pollsters going.
jacob Ladder retweeted
This is exactly the point
- what did they know?
- when did they know?
- maybe why didn't they know
- the arrest was in London - not at his Portsmouth address
Usual Farage silence..........
jacob Ladder retweeted
Can't disagree with a word of that
Alastair Campbell - They can sit there … the people who gave us Brexit and now they want to give you another set of false promises.
Don not fall for them because they are a bunch of conmen, they are being found out & one reason why Nigel Farage will never be PM.
#bbcqt
jacob Ladder retweeted
This seems like a great time to reshare my favourite Sir Patrick Stewart performance, ‘What has the ECHR ever done for us?’ It’s just perfect in every possible way … including the ending 😂😂😂 RIP.
🎥 The Guardian
jacob Ladder retweeted
NEW @Telegraph understands Nigel Farage did not display a valid date stamp on his prayer card and it was removed as per Chamber protocol.
I also understand Mr Farage did not attend prayers and did not approach Commons staff regarding a seat reservation.
telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
jacob Ladder retweeted
UK Counter Terrorism Policing chief Laurence Taylor suggests the RAF Fairford suspects were released on bail as part of a tactical move by investigators to collect more evidence, which he says was successful
“We know that decisions made during our investigations can sometimes appear illogical to those on the outside, but I want to make it very clear, that there will always be good reason, or rationale behind them. We will always ensure that, should we identify any ongoing threat, we will manage that as part of the investigation.
“Like our adversaries, our tactics vary – and may not always be obvious.
“In this case, this decision-making has led to swifter progress, better evidence and ultimately us securing the charges I have announced today.
“In sensitive investigations like this, it can take time to convert intelligence, into evidence and that is what scores of my officers and staff have been doing over the last few weeks.”
jacob Ladder retweeted
Nothing to see here........ Nigel says move on
True scale of Reform UK’s donations from overseas donors revealed
Exclusive: 80 per cent of the money received by Reform UK from donations in the year 2025-26 has come from individuals or companies who have been based abroad in the past two years
independent.co.uk/news/uk/po…


























