Rob Boyd

Rob Boyd (often styled Rob Boyd, Esq on social media platforms) is a UK‑based commentator and political observer known for sharing opinions on politics, free speech, and current affairs on platforms like X (formerly Twitter). He posts about UK and US politics, culture, and societal topics, often from a patriot perspective. His presence is mainly on social media rather than a mainstream political blog.

https://twitter.com/AvonandsomerRob

01, May #WarSpillover

Rob Boyd: I don't support the Iran War…

I don't support the Iran War, but one positive is the death of the Dubai influencer economy, and workers using it as a tax haven have fled to Southern Europe because it simply isn't safe. Dubai is a disgusting regime, and Westerners should not be supporting it.

#WarSpillover

24, April #BrokenSystem

Rob Boyd: ANOTHER NHS manager has been arrested…

ANOTHER NHS manager has been arrested at the hospital where Lucy Letby worked. The manger is being detained for obstructing police in their investigation of clinical records on the ward where children died. I'm usually the first on here to take the mick out of Conspiracy nuts, but it's clear her conviction didn't meet the bar of "Beyond Reasonable Doubt." Retrial.

#BrokenSystem

18, April

Rob Boyd: If Rupert Lowe loses his Great Yarmouth…

If Rupert Lowe loses his Great Yarmouth seat to Reform, then the Restore Britain movement will be finished the very same day..

15, April

Rob Boyd: Worcester LGBT, has been faking asylum…

Worcester LGBT, has been faking asylum claims by encouraging migrants to pretend they are gay. This triggers a clause which allows them to be granted full asylum, as they would be persecuted in their home country for their sexual orientation. Mind Blown. Image credit - BBC News.

15, April

Rob Boyd: The Reform bubble appears to have burst…

The Reform bubble appears to have burst. But so has the Greens. Both Tories & Labour are mounting a fightback, both up 6 points. We are currently in Hung Parliament territory, with no party anywhere near a clear majority. It's very likely that Starmer could remain PM, with Farage as Deputy, or vice versa. Could they make it work?