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Followers

148.5K

Posts

94.7K

Following

211

Account age

9 yrs

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Jason Arday: a question of academic standards, by Richard Dawkins (@RichardDawkins)

Jason Arday has now done the honourable thing and resigned, leaving the University of Cambridge with much explaining to do.

A BBC news film shows Professor Hilary Cremin calling him ‘The best

7.1K views Jason Arday: a question of academic standards, by Richard Dawkins (@RichardDawkins) Jason Arday has now done the honourable thing and resigned, leaving the University of Cambridge with much explaining to do. A BBC news film shows Professor Hilary Cremin calling him ‘The best

How Europe conquered Hungary, by Thomas Fazi (@battleforeurope)

There is simply no way Magyar’s brazen attack on the opposition can be defended on democratic grounds — and indeed Orbán himself, for all the EU establishment’s claims about the allegedly autocratic nature of his

4.7K views How Europe conquered Hungary, by Thomas Fazi (@battleforeurope) There is simply no way Magyar’s brazen attack on the opposition can be defended on democratic grounds — and indeed Orbán himself, for all the EU establishment’s claims about the allegedly autocratic nature of his

The slow death of Substack, by Leighton Woodhouse (@lwoodhouse)

Substack gives journalists very good reasons not to report on stories that might upset readers or to arrive at conclusions that might anger them.

You have equally good reasons to serve them slop that confirms

4.4K views The slow death of Substack, by Leighton Woodhouse (@lwoodhouse) Substack gives journalists very good reasons not to report on stories that might upset readers or to arrive at conclusions that might anger them. You have equally good reasons to serve them slop that confirms

Are the Government’s education reforms worth doing?

@daisychristo has yet to be convinced:

‘I think the scheme is a bad idea.

‘There is a world of difference between what you can achieve by taking a City & Guilds or a degree apprenticeship or the Knowledge, and what it is

4.4K views Are the Government’s education reforms worth doing? @daisychristo has yet to be convinced: ‘I think the scheme is a bad idea. ‘There is a world of difference between what you can achieve by taking a City & Guilds or a degree apprenticeship or the Knowledge, and what it is

📊 Post performance

📊 Activity & format

Posting cadence

128.6 / week

A very active account — multiple posts a day, an always-on feed.

Content mix

Mostly images

Recent: 0 video · 12 image · 6 text.

Follower / following

704×

Follows 211 back. A strong ratio — an audience that follows them, not a follow-for-follow network.

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🔥 Top post Jason Arday: a question of academic standards, by Richard Dawkins (@RichardDawkins) Jason Arday has now done the honourable thing and resigned, leaving the University of Cambridge with much explaining to do. A BBC news film shows Professor Hilary Cremin calling him ‘The best 7.1K❤ 69🔁 36

‘Politicians like to hold up the flashy spectre of Andrew Tate, as if that is where ordinary British blokeishness naturally leads.’ But the reality is the exact opposite, writes @fin_lay24 👇 503❤ 3🔁 1

Can Cambridge weather the Arday storm?, by Paul Sagar One major problem lurking in the background of the Arday story is that the first person to publicly accuse him of plagiarism, and trigger the current shitshow, is a man who has seriou… 1.1K❤ 1🔁 1 ‘There’s a silent majority of blokes out there who have been abandoned by an embarrassed political establishment.’ Is Westminster afraid of manly men? @fin_lay24 👇 1.4K❤ 4🔁 2

How to survive in a Louisiana swamp, by Peter Santenello (@PeterSantenello) I’d come because I was curious about what drives someone to live in a swamp. The flat-bottomed boat nosed through the murky water like an alligator. At the tiller… 1.2K❤ 2

Don’t fall for the Therapy Girlfriend, by Poppy Sowerby (@poppy_sowerby) When women are encouraged to use the teacherly language of pop therapy (which, unlike real therapy, flatters the help-seeker rather than challenging them), they make… 1.4K❤ 2 ‘Big Tech companies just see fines as the cost of doing business, when and if they are eventually paid.’ @kristinamurkett👇 1.4K🔁 1

Dunwich is enchanted England, by Mary Harrington (@moveincircles) It’s a common, mournful refrain among the English that all the fairies have left these islands. Some say you can only sense them at the Celtic fringes; that the industrial … 1.7K❤ 4 Meta has been ordered to pay a fine of nearly $1 billion after it was found liable for failing to protect young people on its platforms. But this is small change for the Big Tech giant, writes @kristinamurkett 👇 2.7K❤ 6🔁 1

Weaponised migration menaces Europe, writes William Nattrass The EU’s externalised migration controls have handed its leaders significant power to disrupt Spain and the bloc as a whole, whether they choose to use it or not. In that sense… 1.7K❤ 3🔁 2 ‘The Conservatives have borrowed Reform’s language of exclusion while ignoring its appetite for the consequences.’ @Gaylussite 👇 2.5K❤ 3🔁 2

Watching Trump’s Apocalypse, by David Thomson On some mornings you could say, it can’t be long now. In every amiable Fairvale we told ourselves the writing was on the wall. His approval ratings were slipping down, in the mid-thirties, by… 2.6K

💡 Facts

🗓️Joined X in 2017 — 9 years ago.

👁️Averages 2.5K views per post.

📤Posts about 128.6× per week.

💬0.01% engagement rate.

🏅Earned the 100K Followers for passing 100K followers.

🕵️ Fake follower check

Estimated

46/100

Fair Credibility score

69%

Mixed Real audience

Medium Fake-follower risk

High Data confidence

Est. 69% real, active audience · Medium fake-follower risk.
Low engagement (~1.7% of followers engage each post) — a sign of an inflated or inactive audience.
Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
Verified account.
Established account (9+ years old).
0.01% engagement — below the ~2.2% typical for this size.

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