Dr Peter Dilworth

@peterdilworth.bsky.social

Retired GP Woke. Socialist. Currently in Green Party. #GTTO #TacticalVoting #ProgressiveAlliance #ProportionalRepresentation #European #Rejoin

@muellershewrote.comReposted by @peterdilworth.bsky.social

NEW: The order to throttle Starlink (Starshield) came from the White House to the Pentagon. I still think Elon was involved, though. He’s currently a Pentagon employee as well www.reuters.com/world/europe...

reuters.comEXCLUSIVE: Order to limit Starshield for Ukraine came from inside White House, sources sayThe order to limit a satellite system used by Ukraine ​for battlefield communications and drone operations came from inside the White House, according to two US officials and a Western official briefe...
@peterstefanovic.bsky.socialReposted by @peterdilworth.bsky.social

“There is not a single sign of any overall economic damage done by Brexit” says Nigel Farage

Meanwhile back on planet earth by almost every economic & financial measure Brexit has been disastrous for the UK

Is anyone seriously buying his bull****?

Get the FACTS here👇 youtu.be/DQRzdz-7R8U?...

youtu.be“There is not a single sign of any overall economic damage done by Brexit” says Nigel FarageYouTube video by Peter Stefanovic
@shuchancellor.bsky.socialReposted by @peterdilworth.bsky.social

not 200. hundreds of thousands. THATS mobilization.

Resist 🕎🍉@antizionistjew.bsky.social

🇪🇸🇵🇸 Hundreds of thousands of people in Spain protest in support of Palestine.

@jessieelectric.bsky.socialReposted by @peterdilworth.bsky.social

EXACTLY!! I don’t what company or program they’re using! I don’t know where that information is stored- and yeah, is the AI that good that it’s accurately capturing everything I’m saying?! It’s so creepy and weird to me. How much of a time saver even is it?! Like a minute? I’m glad she gave me the

@jessieelectric.bsky.socialReposted by @peterdilworth.bsky.social

If what this man is saying clearly and simply doesn’t make sense to you, you are an enemy to animals, humanity, and the entire planet. (Man in video is Gabriel Rockhill)

@premnsikka.bsky.socialReposted by @peterdilworth.bsky.social

UK energy suppliers could be forced to pay rivals if they lure customers with cheaper deals. We had this before. it was the market stabilisation charge Rules of capitalism suspended to protect corporate profits. Regulators should end profiteering, protect customers but they don't.

@adambienkov.bsky.socialReposted by @peterdilworth.bsky.social

Kemi Badenoch spent most of PMQs pouring doubt on Andy Burnham's claims about Russian interference in our democracy, yet her spokesman can't tell me whether she has yet read the Russia report, which was published some six years ago during her own time in Government

@mrsbettybowers.bsky.socialReposted by @peterdilworth.bsky.social

Menace to democracy Elon Musk has slowed Starlink to sabotage Ukraine and help Putin. So what country will be stupid enough to pay millions to any of Elon Musk's companies when they now know that he may unilaterally breach contracts for personal reasons on a petulant whim? Oh, I know! The US.

@localnotail.bsky.socialReposted by @peterdilworth.bsky.social

FTR shattering letter about how the Conservative Government ignored the entirely credible threat from Putin in favour of feeding The City (& Tory Party) roubles👇

March 23 2022
Carl Scott, Air Commodore (Retired), UK defence attaché in Moscow for five years, 2011-2016

www.ft.com/content/857d...

[4x screenshots from FINANCIAL TIMES] Letter: A defence attaché despairs at inevitability of conflict From Carl Scott, Air Commodore (Retired), Oakham, Rutland, UK [Photo of Sherlock Holmes and Watson monument at the British Embassy in Moscow] MARCH 23 2022The recent article by Maria Stepanova "The war of Putin's imagination" (Life & Arts, FT Weekend, March 19) was exemplary. However, one jarring note was the unfounded notion that no one expected this aggression from the Kremlin. I served as the UK's defence attaché in Moscow for five years, 2011-2016, during which time this long, dark march to war was obvious, the path to conflict lit by the many pronouncements emanating from the dark red walls of Vladimir Putin's palace. We reported the inevitability of conflict in detail, regularly and with the despair of Cassandra. One of the earliest reports opened with a line from Sherlock Holmes, whose statue stands outside the British Embassy wall: "There's an east wind coming all the same, such a wind as never blew on England yet. It will be cold and bitter, Watson, and a good many of us may wither before its blast."The evidence of Putin's chosen path was never concealed. His many declarations were meant to be heard and understood: the colossal rearmament programme, the demand for more complex, more lethal weaponry; the militarisation of society; the distortion and seizure of the popular narrative; domination of education, the media and the courts to exclude contrasting views and, ultimately, the alienation and destruction of those among the Russian people who understood the folly of his declared ambition. The list is remorseless, the consequences could not be ignored. But they were. It was not until I returned to the UK on the eve of our withdrawal from the EU, a manoeuvre which greatly emboldened those in Moscow, that I understood how our society had changed in the years I was serving overseas.All was subjugated to the City, all served the interests of our lucrative status as a safe haven for corrupt, and corrupting, wealth. The values we were demanding of other nations had long since faded from our own actions. I despair at the decisions Putin has taken, but even more at the prospect of finding credible leadership at home in the UK among those who have compromised so long with his regime and the wealth it offered. Carl Scott Air Commodore (Retired) Oakham, Rutland, UK
@13sarahmurphy.bsky.socialReposted by @peterdilworth.bsky.social

No wonder Badenoch and Farage are shitting bricks at the suggestion that Russia interfered in the Brexit referendum. Their whole business model relies on Brexit and the racist anti- immigration bomb that it detonated. Their next bright idea - to leave the ECHR - would delight Putin too.

Gazette ECHR withdrawal 'gift to Putin' By Jonathan Rayner | 22 March 2012 Britain’s withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights in favour of a British bill of rights would be Vladimir Putin's 'best present ever', an East European delegate at a Council of Europe event for lawyers told the Gazette last weekend. The source, who asked not be named, said that Putin, just re-elected as president of Russia, has always said that the Strasbourg court's policing of human rights was ‘meaningless'. Another unnamed source, a former north European government lawyer, described the UK government's attitude to the Strasbourg court as 'Britain shooting itself in the foot. If the British don't engage with Europe, they'll lose influence and shouldn't be surprised if Germany and France fill the vacuum?
@13sarahmurphy.bsky.socialReposted by @peterdilworth.bsky.social

Once again…
This is not a vetting problem.
This is a Reform problem.
This is a Farage problem.
Only grim losers like this are going to sign up to a racist, misogynistic, extremist, mass-deportations and tell-the-Royal-Marines-to-murder-people-at-sea kind of party.
www.itv.com/news/2026-10...

Inside Reform: Councillors and candidates' extreme and racist views on camera POLITICS REFORM UK • Wednesday 14 October 2026 at 7:32pm Daniel Hewitt Investigations Editor Warning: This report contains racist and offensive language.
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