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HOLY CROW: New York Psychologist Dr. Larissa Portnoff claims Trump RAPED HER as an 8 year old.
Now, there's new updates in the case.
This woman could be the one to bring down Donald Trump!
Peter Scott retweeted
It's finally happening
Trump is going to be held accountable for raping kids with Epstein
Tick tock!
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What a WEEK for the far-right circus! 😂
Russell Brand convicted and remanded,
Danny Tommo behind bars, Tommy Robinson convicted and awaiting sentencing, AY Audits & crew in trouble in France, Piers Morgan’s profits in freefall, Reform losing momentum in the polls AND Trump losing BOTH Houses of Congress!
The culture war crowd could hardly have scripted a worse week. 😂😂😂
Peter Scott retweeted
I put together a list of everything that broke the back of Trumpism.
The gas prices.
The unsanctioned war.
The massive corruption.
The incompetence.
The tariffs.
Playing nice with Russia.
The cruelty against American citizens.
The overly aggressive deportations.
The accidental arrests of American citizens who were Hispanic.
The ballroom.
The reflecting pool that doesn’t reflect.
The Qatari 747.
The aggressive redistricting push.
The threats against our allies.
By the way, I’m scratching the tip of the iceberg.
Peter Scott retweeted
Farage is trying to rewrite his past.
We won’t let him.
Watch this video and take the threat seriously.
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Nigel Farage, 28 Feb 2026:
“The Prime Minister needs to change his mind… and back the Americans in this vital fight against Iran!”
Nigel Farage now (after Trump midterms disaster):
The war was a “mistake,” Trump broke his promises, and he is worried about more strikes.
Classic Farage. He backed it when it looked strong. Now that Trump is a lame duck president, he is calling it out. Fraud.
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Britain is broken because it's run by useless, career politicians says Farage, who has been 32–34 years as an active politician
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Well, well, well.
Would you look at that!
Look who voted against the £100 energy rebate for poor families.
@KemiBadenoch @Conservatives @Nigel_Farage @reformparty_uk @RupertLowe10 @griffitha @alexburghart @Helen_Whately
Peter Scott retweeted
Americans have totally rejected Trump. UK citizens need to totally reject Farage and Lowe. Three of a kind that nobody needs.
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The fact that Liz Truss was at Mar a Largo last night when the midterm results started coming in rather poetic. Literally everything she attaches herself to turns to absolute shite almost immediately.😂😂😂
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BREAKING: Trump collected $13 billion dollars from Venezuela and now the government can't find the money.
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BREAKING: Trump is reportedly SCARED SHITLESS, he now fears going to prison for his many crimes.
Including raping kids with Jeffrey Epstein!
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Why are Trump and his administration heading for a LANDSLIDE defeat?
Because he ignored the people and tried to bury the Epstein scandal!
He thought starting a war with Iran would distract everyone and make him untouchable. HE WAS WRONG!
We exposed the disturbing connections involving Trump, Netanyahu, and the Epstein files. Our two major accounts were shut down for speaking out.
But the people haven't forgotten. History will remember, and we will keep demanding accountability until Trump and his allies face justice!
No one is above the law.
Peter Scott retweeted
Farage is a liar and a fraud who literally changes his opinions more often than his socks.
Never Vote Reform
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Wrong about Brexit, wrong about immigration, wrong about Liz Truss and wrong about Trump.
Why would anyone trust Farage?
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Sit back and enjoy this midterms prediction from Farage last night.
Hang it in the Louvre 🤌
Peter Scott retweeted
After considerable thought, I have resigned my membership of Reform UK and decided to rejoin the Conservative Party.
Over recent months, I have become increasingly frustrated with Reform's embrace of left-wing economic policies, growing social conservatism, and a concerning shift towards nationalism, particularly its support for protectionist measures such as tariffs.
I have also become disillusioned with the apparent lack of tolerance for internal criticism. Having previously received ridicule from Reform supporters for defending the principle that being gay or transgender should never be a crime, I have increasingly questioned whether my commitment to individual liberty is shared by those around me.
Ultimately, my political ideology has not changed. I remain committed to individual liberty, free-market economics, limited government, and personal responsibility. Rather, I believe Reform UK has moved away from the principles that initially attracted me to the party.
Whilst I recognise that the Conservatives are far from perfect, I believe they offer greater opportunities for open debate, constructive criticism, and the advancement of my political beliefs.
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