Laurence Fox. The twat.

[kalidarkone]

Well done for bring very restrained!

 

[LeytonCatLady]

Well done for bring very restrained!

I did get the patronising prompt of "Most Tweeters don't post replies like this...are you sure you want to post this..." Which only makes me want to post it even more.

 

[two sheds]

 

[LeytonCatLady]

He's obviously planning some form of dastardly revenge against me for my repeated ridicule of him on Twitter as he's set up camp in my garden.

 

[Sue]

He's obviously planning some form of dastardly revenge against me for my repeated ridicule of him on Twitter as he's set up camp in my garden.

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Don't tar that wee fox with the Laurence Fox brush.

 

[Lotte]

I did get the patronising prompt of "Most Tweeters don't post replies like this...are you sure you want to post this..." Which only makes me want to post it even more.

I really hate that. Most Tweeters do, in fact, post replies like that.

 

[Cloo]

Fox drawing literally dozens of people! Worth looking at threads for the comments about definition of 'a crowd'

 

[Mr.Bishie]

 

[LeytonCatLady]

 

[Storm Fox]

So Fox has Neil Oliver supporting him. I wonder how GBeebies would respond if Fiona Bruce started campaigning for Labour?

 

[Lurdan]

Seems Reclaim's conspiraloon MP Andrew Bridgen may be a little 'semi-detached' (in more senses than one).

Twitter link

Spoiler: Text of tweets

John Bye @_johnbye
Looks like Andrew Bridgen had quite a day out in Uxbridge, campaigning with new boss Laurence Fox and his GB News colleague Neil Oliver, before posing for photos with .. er.. Piers Corbyn, Fox's rival for the conspiracy theorist vote in the election.
[Images of Bridgen with Laurence Fox, Neil Oliver and Ben Habib of Reform, and then with Piers Corbyn and friends]
7:18 PM • Jul 8, 2023 - 35.7K Views

John Bye @_johnbye
I wonder how @LozzaFox feels about his only MP, @ABridgen, chumming with his Uxbridge election rival Piers Corbyn when he's meant to be out campaigning for him, and even getting photographed clasping one of Corbyn's election flyers.
[Image of Bridgen holding a Piers Corbyn leaflet]
7:30 PM - Jul 8, 2023 - 2,590 Views

 

[Chz]

Surely having Fox, Oliver and PC in the same place creates some sort of vortex black-holey thing of cuntishness that could potentially destroy all of NW London?

 

[krtek a houby]

Surely having Fox, Oliver and PC in the same place creates some sort of vortex black-holey thing of cuntishness that could potentially destroy all of NW London?

Yeah, but if it's extremely localised, it's a chance worth taking

 

[kenny g]

two sheds In fact, he was 41 at the time of his January 2020 QT appearance (when his shit stirring career started) and I thought he looked much younger than his age at the time. Most healthy adults don't physically age as much as he has in just three years. It's probably partly the glasses but that's not the only factor.

Male menopause and beaking combined can have one hell of an effect.

 

[Tanya1982]

There’s no way anyone could bore Neil Oliver to death. They wouldn’t get the chance. I can only feel relief I wasn’t on the Piccadilly line, either next to or opposite him while he was on his way to that event in what I presume to be Uxbridge, because you just know he’d tap you on the arm and tell you all about it in that ponderous manner of his. He’d probably call it his ‘gravitas’.

 

[DaveCinzano]

 

[Puddy_Tat]

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[hitmouse]

Christ, the four lads in jeans have gone downhill a bit.

 

[DaveCinzano]

Christ, the four lads in jeans have gone downhill a bit.

Like the worse third-tier friends stag do ever, stuck in a quantum time loop for all eternity

 

[PR1Berske]

I do hope he gets less than Count Binface.

 

[Chz]

I do hope he gets less than Count Binface.

I'm torn on that, because it will probably be a close fought thing and really everyone voting for Binface should really be voting Labour if they want the constituency to flip.
But then I voted for him for Mayor. But that was because you had the alternate vote system, which doesn't apply here.

 

[Lotte]

I always get the Reclaim Party mixed up with the Reform Party.

 

[Orang Utan]

I always get the Reclaim Party mixed up with the Reform Party.

That’s a good thing really, as it will confuse voters

 

[JimW]

Stand for a Claim Form Party, offering benefits to all.

 

[Cerv]

I always get the Reclaim Party mixed up with the Reform Party.

I'm willing to bet the majority of their supporters / voters do too.
Pretty good chance Andrew Bridgen does.
Wouldn't bet against Laurence Fox doing so either.

 

[likesfish]

Laurence Fox boycott of coffee brand that dumped GB News immediately backfires

"I just put a big order in. Thanks for bringing their ethical stance to my attention", one person said after Fox posted about the brand.

www.thelondoneconomic.com

The Power of the FOX in advertising at work .
are you a brand that doesnt actually employ child slaves or sells guns to saudi for one low one time payment we can get get the FOX to demand a boycott of your services or product guaranteeing anyone who isn't a stupid NAZI will see you in a better light

 

[LeytonCatLady]

 

[BusLanes]

Laurence Fox boycott of coffee brand that dumped GB News immediately backfires

"I just put a big order in. Thanks for bringing their ethical stance to my attention", one person said after Fox posted about the brand.

www.thelondoneconomic.com

The Power of the FOX in advertising at work .
are you a brand that doesnt actually employ child slaves or sells guns to saudi for one low one time payment we can get get the FOX to demand a boycott of your services or product guaranteeing anyone who isn't a stupid NAZI will see you in a better light

Grind have responded.

Grind Responds to Laurence Fox’s Call for Boycott with a “Thank You” Billboard.

London 14th July 2023: Leading London independent coffee company, Grind, has today issued a response to actor Laurence Fox’s call for a boycott of the brand – by way of a billboard in London’s Leicester Square. Last week, after inadvertently advertising on GB News as part of a larger...

grind.co.uk

 

[editor]

Grind have responded.

Grind Responds to Laurence Fox’s Call for Boycott with a “Thank You” Billboard.

London 14th July 2023: Leading London independent coffee company, Grind, has today issued a response to actor Laurence Fox’s call for a boycott of the brand – by way of a billboard in London’s Leicester Square. Last week, after inadvertently advertising on GB News as part of a larger...

grind.co.uk

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Well played

Last week, after inadvertently advertising on GB News as part of a larger portfolio ad buy, Grind pulled all future spending in response to tweets calling out the advertisement. Known for its home compostable pods, the coffee brand made the decision based on the sceptical stance on climate change adopted by many of the channels presenters, which doesn’t align with Grind’s sustainability efforts.


In response, Fox, who launched the right-wing Reclaim Party in 2020, tweeted that he would make his own personal ‘boycott’ of Grind and encouraged others to join him. From there, the brand was met with a barrage of negative tweets and critiques from GB News advocates, and hundreds of tweets supporting it’s decision - trending as high as #5 on Twitter UK.

To Grind’s surprise, the outcry had the opposite of the intended effect, with web traffic nearly doubling in the day following the tweet, and a 50% increase in sales. Despite the calls for a boycott there was no increase in subscription cancellations and the brand’s high street stores saw no drop in footfall.


“It’s unsettling for any business that finds themselves at the centre of a Twitter-storm like this, however we stand by our decision to pull further ad spend from GB News.” said David Abrahamovitch, CEO of Grind. “Sustainability is a core brand-pillar at Grind and it’s simply not the right fit for Grind to partner with a channel that provides a platform for those who cast doubt on climate science. It was a real relief to see that our decision led to tremendous support from new and existing customers alike”.


In response, Grind has launched a billboard showcasing just a few of the positive tweets the brand has received in response to the call for boycott, many of whom have showcased their purchase or their pledge to subscribe. The billboard is live today in London’s Leicester Square.


Grind has also made a donation in Laurence’s name to the WWF Climate Crisis Fund, in the amount of £1432 - twice the amount it spent with GB news prior to pulling the advertisement.

 

[Storm Fox]

It's things like this, and the increases in RNLI's donations after Farage complained about them, make me wonder why the Tories are pushing ever rightward.
While Fox, Farage and GBeebies continue to deny reality and think they are in the ascendency hopefully they will get washed away at the next election and will become an irrelevance of many years and something can start to be rebuilt out of the ashes of the last 10 years or so.