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📍384 Old Street
London
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📸@elijessicahill

Lookmaxxing London

📍384 Old Street
London
EC1V 9LT

📸@elijessicahill

Lookmaxxing London

📍384 Old Street
London
EC1V 9LT

📸@elijessicahill

Lookmaxxing London

📍384 Old Street
London
EC1V 9LT

📸@elijessicahill

Lookmaxxing London

📍384 Old Street
London
EC1V 9LT

📸@elijessicahill

The people’s princess
@gymskin

The people’s princess
@gymskin

The people’s princess
@gymskin

The people’s princess
@gymskin

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Say bismillah… and then drive.

For those who don’t know about this Muslim anti authoritarian joke, “Bismillah insurance” is when you don’t have car insurance, so you say bismillah before driving off and leave the rest to Allah.

@asherpenney 📸

Say bismillah… and then drive.

For those who don’t know about this Muslim anti authoritarian joke, “Bismillah insurance” is when you don’t have car insurance, so you say bismillah before driving off and leave the rest to Allah.

@asherpenney 📸

Music is (collective) power 🎶✊🏽

Music is (collective) power 🎶✊🏽

Music is (collective) power 🎶✊🏽

Music is (collective) power 🎶✊🏽

Proud to stand with 500,000 people at the @togetheralliance march today 💛

There’s one minority we should be angry at: the billionaires funding division while working class people can’t make ends meet.

Organise in every workplace, every community. Fight racism and defend the marginalised. That’s how we win.

👕: @patternup.pu

Proud to stand with 500,000 people at the @togetheralliance march today 💛

There’s one minority we should be angry at: the billionaires funding division while working class people can’t make ends meet.

Organise in every workplace, every community. Fight racism and defend the marginalised. That’s how we win.

👕: @patternup.pu

Proud to stand with 500,000 people at the @togetheralliance march today 💛

There’s one minority we should be angry at: the billionaires funding division while working class people can’t make ends meet.

Organise in every workplace, every community. Fight racism and defend the marginalised. That’s how we win.

👕: @patternup.pu

Proud to stand with 500,000 people at the @togetheralliance march today 💛

There’s one minority we should be angry at: the billionaires funding division while working class people can’t make ends meet.

Organise in every workplace, every community. Fight racism and defend the marginalised. That’s how we win.

👕: @patternup.pu

O€€up@ation Real Estate billboard campaign

For a long time, the W£$t Bank and the G@Z@ $trip have been advertised by i$r@eli real estate companies, holding conferences in the west showing their building plans and advertising luxury villas superimposed over images of destroyed G@z@ neighbourhoods.

I$r@el has recently approved a plan to register land in the W£$t B@nk as “state property” if P@l£stin1ans cannot provide official ownership documentation, a process that was previously frozen since 1967.

Settlement expansion has reached a record pace in 2025, with thousands of new homes approved
New regulations allow for the direct sale of land to J£wi$h settlers, removing previous legal protections that limited land purchases.

@asherpenney 📸📹

O€€up@ation Real Estate billboard campaign

For a long time, the W£$t Bank and the G@Z@ $trip have been advertised by i$r@eli real estate companies, holding conferences in the west showing their building plans and advertising luxury villas superimposed over images of destroyed G@z@ neighbourhoods.

I$r@el has recently approved a plan to register land in the W£$t B@nk as “state property” if P@l£stin1ans cannot provide official ownership documentation, a process that was previously frozen since 1967.

Settlement expansion has reached a record pace in 2025, with thousands of new homes approved
New regulations allow for the direct sale of land to J£wi$h settlers, removing previous legal protections that limited land purchases.

@asherpenney 📸📹

O€€up@ation Real Estate billboard campaign

For a long time, the W£$t Bank and the G@Z@ $trip have been advertised by i$r@eli real estate companies, holding conferences in the west showing their building plans and advertising luxury villas superimposed over images of destroyed G@z@ neighbourhoods.

I$r@el has recently approved a plan to register land in the W£$t B@nk as “state property” if P@l£stin1ans cannot provide official ownership documentation, a process that was previously frozen since 1967.

Settlement expansion has reached a record pace in 2025, with thousands of new homes approved
New regulations allow for the direct sale of land to J£wi$h settlers, removing previous legal protections that limited land purchases.

@asherpenney 📸📹

Recorded this to get some love going for Ionad Hind Rajab - it’s an Irish-Palestinian solidarity centre for displaced children in Gaza launched by @spicebag.exe in collaboration with @dignity4palestine and @patternup.pu

80 kids have enrolled since January so they can learn, play and receive mental health services ❤️‍🩹 we’ve watched a genocide unfold for over two years now - it’s undeniable that Gaza’s surviving children have endured the most severe and lasting trauma possible.

To support Ionad Hind Rajab and Palestinian kids who need some of their childhood back, funds from the @spicebag.exe An Phalaistín Scarf 🧣 go to the centre - and so do proceeds from the @patternup.pu Palestine X England shirt 👕 (links in respective bios)

The footy shirt is really nice & I wear it a lot.

Free Palestine 🇵🇸

Reform UK now has more former Conservative MPs in its ranks than MPs originally elected under the Reform banner, with ex Tories making up the majority of the party’s parliamentary presence.

That includes Lee Anderson MP for Ashfield, Suella Braverman MP for Fareham and Waterlooville, Robert Jenrick MP for Newark, Danny Kruger MP for East Wiltshire, Andrew Rosindell MP for Romford, Richard Tice MP for Boston and Skegness, Sarah Pochin MP for Runcorn and Helsby, and of course Nigel Farage, who was previously a member of the Conservative Party before leading Reform.

We took a trip to Reform’s constituency stronghold in Clacton-on-Sea to install this billboard outside the local Conservative members club.

@asherpenney 📷📸

Reform UK now has more former Conservative MPs in its ranks than MPs originally elected under the Reform banner, with ex Tories making up the majority of the party’s parliamentary presence.

That includes Lee Anderson MP for Ashfield, Suella Braverman MP for Fareham and Waterlooville, Robert Jenrick MP for Newark, Danny Kruger MP for East Wiltshire, Andrew Rosindell MP for Romford, Richard Tice MP for Boston and Skegness, Sarah Pochin MP for Runcorn and Helsby, and of course Nigel Farage, who was previously a member of the Conservative Party before leading Reform.

We took a trip to Reform’s constituency stronghold in Clacton-on-Sea to install this billboard outside the local Conservative members club.

@asherpenney 📷📸

Reform UK now has more former Conservative MPs in its ranks than MPs originally elected under the Reform banner, with ex Tories making up the majority of the party’s parliamentary presence.

That includes Lee Anderson MP for Ashfield, Suella Braverman MP for Fareham and Waterlooville, Robert Jenrick MP for Newark, Danny Kruger MP for East Wiltshire, Andrew Rosindell MP for Romford, Richard Tice MP for Boston and Skegness, Sarah Pochin MP for Runcorn and Helsby, and of course Nigel Farage, who was previously a member of the Conservative Party before leading Reform.

We took a trip to Reform’s constituency stronghold in Clacton-on-Sea to install this billboard outside the local Conservative members club.

@asherpenney 📷📸

Reform UK now has more former Conservative MPs in its ranks than MPs originally elected under the Reform banner, with ex Tories making up the majority of the party’s parliamentary presence.

That includes Lee Anderson MP for Ashfield, Suella Braverman MP for Fareham and Waterlooville, Robert Jenrick MP for Newark, Danny Kruger MP for East Wiltshire, Andrew Rosindell MP for Romford, Richard Tice MP for Boston and Skegness, Sarah Pochin MP for Runcorn and Helsby, and of course Nigel Farage, who was previously a member of the Conservative Party before leading Reform.

We took a trip to Reform’s constituency stronghold in Clacton-on-Sea to install this billboard outside the local Conservative members club.

@asherpenney 📷📸

Reform UK now has more former Conservative MPs in its ranks than MPs originally elected under the Reform banner, with ex Tories making up the majority of the party’s parliamentary presence.

That includes Lee Anderson MP for Ashfield, Suella Braverman MP for Fareham and Waterlooville, Robert Jenrick MP for Newark, Danny Kruger MP for East Wiltshire, Andrew Rosindell MP for Romford, Richard Tice MP for Boston and Skegness, Sarah Pochin MP for Runcorn and Helsby, and of course Nigel Farage, who was previously a member of the Conservative Party before leading Reform.

We took a trip to Reform’s constituency stronghold in Clacton-on-Sea to install this billboard outside the local Conservative members club.

@asherpenney 📷📸

Have you ever felt racist?

Have you ever felt racist?

Have you ever felt racist?

Mandatory Digital ID Zone Notices

Although the government claims that a digital ID will not be mandatory, its introduction makes it impossible to guarantee that it will never become compulsory. Digital IDs represent a serious infringement on our privacy and freedom.

Centralising personal information in a single digital registry significantly increases the risk of data breaches. If compromised, vast amounts of sensitive personal data could be exposed at once. Beyond security risks, digital IDs open the door to surveillance, profiling, and “digital creep,” where the ID gradually becomes required in more situations than originally intended.

The government also intends to merge multiple public services into a single app. This risks excluding people who are not tech savvy confident, particularly older individuals and some disabled people. While the system may not be mandatory on paper, in practice life would become increasingly difficult without it, indirect coercion.

This is not a new proposal. A previous Labour government attempted to introduce a similar national ID scheme in the early 2000s, which ultimately failed due to widespread public concern over privacy, cost, and civil liberties.

Mandatory Digital ID Zone Notices

Although the government claims that a digital ID will not be mandatory, its introduction makes it impossible to guarantee that it will never become compulsory. Digital IDs represent a serious infringement on our privacy and freedom.

Centralising personal information in a single digital registry significantly increases the risk of data breaches. If compromised, vast amounts of sensitive personal data could be exposed at once. Beyond security risks, digital IDs open the door to surveillance, profiling, and “digital creep,” where the ID gradually becomes required in more situations than originally intended.

The government also intends to merge multiple public services into a single app. This risks excluding people who are not tech savvy confident, particularly older individuals and some disabled people. While the system may not be mandatory on paper, in practice life would become increasingly difficult without it, indirect coercion.

This is not a new proposal. A previous Labour government attempted to introduce a similar national ID scheme in the early 2000s, which ultimately failed due to widespread public concern over privacy, cost, and civil liberties.

Mandatory Digital ID Zone Notices

Although the government claims that a digital ID will not be mandatory, its introduction makes it impossible to guarantee that it will never become compulsory. Digital IDs represent a serious infringement on our privacy and freedom.

Centralising personal information in a single digital registry significantly increases the risk of data breaches. If compromised, vast amounts of sensitive personal data could be exposed at once. Beyond security risks, digital IDs open the door to surveillance, profiling, and “digital creep,” where the ID gradually becomes required in more situations than originally intended.

The government also intends to merge multiple public services into a single app. This risks excluding people who are not tech savvy confident, particularly older individuals and some disabled people. While the system may not be mandatory on paper, in practice life would become increasingly difficult without it, indirect coercion.

This is not a new proposal. A previous Labour government attempted to introduce a similar national ID scheme in the early 2000s, which ultimately failed due to widespread public concern over privacy, cost, and civil liberties.

Stuck Up Starmer Figure

We did these a while back, any new nicknames or any key f-up moments you wanna talk about feel free to drop a comment 🫩

Stuck Up Starmer Figure

We did these a while back, any new nicknames or any key f-up moments you wanna talk about feel free to drop a comment 🫩

Stuck Up Starmer Figure

We did these a while back, any new nicknames or any key f-up moments you wanna talk about feel free to drop a comment 🫩

Stuck Up Starmer Figure

We did these a while back, any new nicknames or any key f-up moments you wanna talk about feel free to drop a comment 🫩