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@FightingAnne1 @RupertLowe10 Very true, nothing to do with race. Growing up we where continually taught not to litter. It seems its not so common now.

@RupertLowe10 RUPERT THE RACIST Litter has been a problem for decades. It has nothing to do with race, it has everything to do with putting your litter in a bin. Ignore Rupert the racist. #KeepBritainTidy #Racism #Lowe #bottom-sheet" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">m.youtube.com/watch?v=95y8U5…

Drive down almost any country road and you see the same thing. Litter lining the roads. Plastic caught in hedges. Fast food packaging scattered across the grass. Crisp packets fluttering in the wind. Rusting energy drink cans just laying about. What message are we sending to children as they watch the rubbish pile up? It’s disgusting. Nobody talks about it. We’ve just accepted it as normal. It infuriates me. There was a time in this country when this level of disrespect would have been unthinkable. People took pride in where they lived. There was a clear expectation that public spaces would be kept clean and orderly, and that those who did otherwise would face consequences. This was not that long ago. The decline has rapidly accelerated. Britain is increasingly resembling a third world country, and I do not like it. Immigration from said cultures has evidently played a large part. I’ll get abused for saying it, but it’s true. We all know it. Once we start accepting visible decline in the small things, it rarely stops there. It hasn’t stopped there. It will get worse and worse and worse. The filth will pile up. Britain should not look like this. It is not unreasonable to expect clean streets, clear roadsides, and public spaces that people can take pride in. Is that too much to ask for? I think not. A Restore Britain Government would not tolerate it. Proper enforcement of littering and fly-tipping laws. Visible consequences for those who degrade our countryside. Deportation for foreign fly-tippers. Investment in keeping streets, roads, and public areas clean. Compulsory litter picking for non-violent offenders and healthy benefit claimants who consistently refuse work. Most importantly? A cultural shift. Britain does not have to be a dumping ground. It doesn’t have to be like this. We will not accept it. We will change it. We will set an example to our children and grandchildren. There is now a political party that will clean up our country. Restore Britain.

@KTHopkins You are a pathetic grifter.

Dear Mr Khamenei Here are the co-ordinates for Bradford 53.7938° N, 1.7564° W Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter Katie Hopkins

@LauraLoomer Where is your evidence?

Muslims in London just lit a bunch of ambulances on fire that belong to a Jewish emergency service. This is how they are celebrating the end of Ramadan. The UK has been totally conquered by Muslims.

@BenGrahamUK No the didn't and just who the hell are you?

Cadbury removed the word “Easter” from Easter eggs and called it “This Season”. I’ve corrected the design. Some things don’t need rebranding.

@BenGrahamUK Chocolate eggs celebrating Easter started a bit over 200 years ago in France & Germany,as hand made solid treats. Hollow eggs started in the late 1800s by Fry & Sons then other companies joined in and the modern Chocolate Easter egg became mass produced in the 60s & 70s.

Britain has been a Christian nation for over 1,400 years. Through wars, plagues, and countless kings, Easter has always been celebrated. Yet now, Cadbury won’t even use the word ‘Easter’ on their eggs. When did celebrating British traditions become controversial?

@brennies68 @danbarker Because it's obvious what they are and what time of year it is.

@danbarker Why not on front of the box so it is clearly visible when stacked?-why not call the product an easter egg?

Ironically the post below may have been avoided if the photographer was slightly taller: the boxes there all say 'Happy Easter' on top.

@danbarker Or read the bloody sign. I'm so fed up with this crap.

@BenGrahamUK Read the sign you nitwit.

@tap364 @danbarker @BenGrahamUK Read the sign you idiot.

@danbarker @BenGrahamUK Yes, because they're hiding it without totally eliminating it-—yet. The way they want their product displayed in store you do not see it, and we all know why.

The Black Dog - Spanners (Full Album) youtu.be/Czqr-uCAD3I?si… via @YouTube

@bromf3 @nubient I'm always hoping for a new album from Todd Terje.

one artist I’ve never seen anyone ask for a new album from is Todd Terje, was “It’s Album Time” enough of a smorgasbord to keep people happy for a decade-plus

If you want to go down a rabbit hole of amazing architectural design Start with Ricardo Bofill and get back to me

Magazine, right at the front 🙏

‘Simply Add Boiling Water’. New York, 1943 | Weegee

@Ginger_Tucci They're all secret shoppers reviewing them.

Also what jobs do people do that allow them to be in the beer garden all day yesterday and today? There’s literally zero free outside tables in Manchester. Yesterday there were queues of people waiting in the middle of the day? You couldn’t move for beer garden folk.

@TheMonologist You really are one of the worst commentators on cinema on this site.

Off the back of ‘Bonnie And Clyde’, ‘Shampoo’ & ‘Heaven Can Wait’ WARREN BEATTY was allowed to co-write, produce, direct & star in this fundamentally boring 3hr plus yawn fest. Incredibly it was nom’d for 12 Oscars & won 3. REDS (1981)

@BenStiller @LaikaAlan I wouldn't trust his posts as he was notorious for copying other people's posts and claiming them as his own work.

100 percent disagree. One of the great film making achievements. Warren Beatty is one of the best directors of the last 50 years. This is a beautifully made film on every level with one of the great Diane Keaton performances. Any person wanting to make a love story that is both small and epic should watch this. In this era of shorter attention spans REDS stands out as what long form storytelling used to be. This used to be what a big screen movie was with our IMAX or special effects - and it is breathtaking. The witnesses alone - real people from the era telling the story interspersed with the films scenes give of a depth and authenticity we never see anymore in studio movies. See REDS!!

@billisdeadatATK Never get out of the boat.

Evening

@DrMatthewSweet I managed to find a copy of the Action Cookbook in a 2nd bookshop for £2.50 in the early 2000s.

To commemorate the death of the great Len Deighton, all British men should cook something special tonight.

An incredible remix, well worth getting.