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James O'Brien is a legend the man speaks his mind and isn't afraid of the Brexiteer fascists he puts up with a lot of abuse online and deserves a bloody OBE. let's take a look at some of O'Brien's best bits in 2017.

Toby Young, the right-wing journalist has been put in charge of Theresa Mays war on Students and universities and going by his historic tweets it just proves she has made ANOTHER massive mistake. Alan Carr has bigger breasts than Claudia Winkelman.  #comicrelief #rnd — Toby Young (@toadmeister) March 14, 2009 Toad watching #PMQs , noticing all the important things. pic.twitter.com/4XbfYXUAML — Sjoerd Levelt (@SLevelt) January 1, 2018 Actually, mate, ... pic.twitter.com/3M0SAvLLhf — Sjoerd Levelt (@SLevelt) January 2, 2018

Just woke up turned on BBC Breakfast and the first thing I see them reporting is about dog poo yet still NOTHING on their website about Corbyn winning his SECOND Peace Award. Last Year Jeremy Corbyn received a landmark award from the International Peace Bureau, the Campaign for World Democracy and the city of Geneva. It was Corbyn’s second major international award for peace (he received a Gandhi Foundation International Peace Award in 2013). He received it jointly with the world-renowned philosopher, author and political activist Noam Chomsky. The BBC, in common with almost all the ‘MSM’, did not mention it. At all. The SKWAWKBOX’s was the first to publicise the news – and our article on the award went viral, such as the obvious public interest and the public’s appetite for the information. However, the UK’s state broadcaster remains resolutely silent on the issue. In most cases of items that the BBC opts not to cover on its news channel, the corporation opts for a sma

The scandal over the biggest ever loss of NHS medical correspondence has deepened with the revelation that a further 162,000 documents went missing, in addition to the 702,000 pieces of paperwork already known to have gone astray. MPs said they were “dumbstruck” to learn that even more material relating to patients’ health had been mislaid, some of it by NHS Shared Business Services (SBS), the firm co-owned by the government that lost the documents. The disclosure came at an evidence session of the Commons public accounts committee, which is investigating the disappearance that the Guardian first revealed in February. Health officials investigating a contractor’s loss of medical correspondence have discovered a further 162,000 missing documents, which could include patient records and cancer tests, parliament’s spending watchdog was told on Monday. Following an inquiry into the loss of the original 702,000 documents, NHS managers have admitted that two new tranches of mi

It's something that is being repeated time after time on social media that the Tories are just like the Nazis. Is it unfair? Some will say it is but we say the similarities are frightening.  120,000 + dead because of Tory cuts.  'economic murder'. 120,000 deaths that's 120,000 lives that could have been saved but the signs were purposely ignored and the deaths happened anyway.  The Conservatives have been accused of “economic murder” for austerity policies which a new study suggests have caused 120,000 deaths. The paper found that there were 45,000 more deaths in the first four years of Tory-led efficiencies that would have been expected if funding had stayed at pre-election levels. On this trajectory that could rise to nearly 200,000 excess deaths by the end of 2020, even with the extra funding that has been earmarked for public sector services this year. Real terms funding for health and social care fell under the Conservative-led Coalition Gove

Toby Young is a right-wing journalist and he is one dangerous man. Theresa May's war on Students, Universities and young people just got deeper and more dangerous. Tories have taken on a right-wing journalist to lead this war and silence the left. The former journalist and free school advocate Toby Young is among a group of business executives who are to help head the government’s drive to apply market forces to higher education in England, as new laws come into force that will regulate universities in the same way as water or gas utilities, according to ministers. Jo Johnson, the minister for higher education, hailed the new Office for Students (OfS) – which comes into legal existence on Monday – as the answer to concerns over students receiving value for money for their degrees while taking on increasing debt, and opening the sector up to increased competition. TORIES TRYING TO REWRITE HISTORY Johnson, who piloted the laws establishing the OfS through parliament