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For anyone who is interested in the goings on of UsForThem you may like to read this thread, it might be a bit long so bare with me! Firstly huge credit to @UsEngland who created a post yesterday that started this all off.

 Yesterday UsForThem put out a position statement as you can see this has been written in partnership with @T4Recovery known as Time for recovery you can read about them on their website https://t.co/qyNu7yJfUb
I found it quite interesting that Time For Recovery is a ltd company which was incorporated on 17 Dec 2020, one of it's directors is listed as Jonathon Paul Dobson. TFR also have another company attached to them called Restore the Balance Ltd.
Restore the balance has the same registered address as TFR and was incorporated on 24 Sept 2020. Listed in it's directors is a Jonathon Paul Dobinson. Mr Dobinson is also the director of a creative media company called Other.
TFR have been responsible for various media campaigns across the capital
Interesting resemblance to this?
Mr Dobinson is a very busy man not only is he directors of these three companies he is also listed as a director of World4Brexit, a scheme launched by Nigel Farage. I found it very interesting to read what has been said about these groups so will put it here for you to read.
https://t.co/OgFuiiudQX
https://t.co/eTbY7t9Qpn
credit to @fascinatorfun for this one https://t.co/cRYk9S3AXY
https://t.co/6A2eRxrmdi
I hope you find this as interesting as I did!
A little bit more information that I have found about Mr Dobinson @karamballes https://t.co/Uqold0M85H

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