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@GandalfsGoods @TheGriftReport I agree the timing is a problem. But if the price is irrelevant, why is is mentioned in the post? Nothing I have said makes me a bellend, but you have made yourself look like a complete retard. Nice one.

@BotsWillEndUs @TheGriftReport Timing Bellend

Keir Starmer jetted off for a four-day luxury family Easter break at a £200-a-night four-star boutique hotel in Valencia, complete with rooftop bar and pool. While lounging in the sun and sipping café con leche in a public square, Trump was issuing ultimatums to “obliterate” Iran’s power plants and warning Tehran they’d be “living in Hell.” Starmer stayed put despite the escalating crisis, five years after he slammed Boris Johnson for holidaying as Kabul fell, declaring: “You cannot coordinate an international response from the beach.” Macron spent the weekend on emergency calls with Trump and Iran’s president. Starmer? Not so much. Priorities

@anon_opin Funny how properly maintained roads, like motorways and roads under the control of Highways England seem to cope just fine… Not the fact that councils have basically stopped preventative maintenance and opting for cheap short term repairs. But yes, blame the road users.

Maybe the reason why there are so many potholes isn't because the council aren't doing their job, but because so many of you selfish pricks are driving round in 3 ton SUVs

@TheGriftReport Principles stand no matter the person. I am not in favour of Kier Starmer, but a politician staying in a £200 per night hotel is shockingly reasonable. I would say this about any politician.

Love seeing all the lefties in here crying over this and defending The worst Prime Minister in History, Keir Starmer 😂😂

@doug146937 @callumclarity @TheGriftReport @BillyB_UK That’s why over 50% of UK adults go on a holiday abroad a year?

@BotsWillEndUs @callumclarity @TheGriftReport @BillyB_UK Most families in the uk would struggle to pay £50 a night for a premier inn

@doug146937 @callumclarity @TheGriftReport @BillyB_UK It might not be ‘incredibly cheap’ but it’s not expensive at all for a nice hotel any time of the year.

@callumclarity @TheGriftReport @BillyB_UK Incredibly cheap😆

@abeonbkup @JeremyClarkson Again, with an EV it’s all front loaded. But oil>petrol lifecycle uses water too. After about 40k miles, the water usage per km is very similar after which the EV continues to dilute.

@BotsWillEndUs @JeremyClarkson They still contain lithium. Same story. Very toxic, exceptionally water-intensive and poses severe contamination risks. We'll see in 5–10 years when these batteries start dying and need replacing. It's not a magical free energy solution it's portrayed as.

I wonder perhaps if maybe they could also look into the enormous weight of electric cars.

@abeonbkup @JeremyClarkson It’s true about an EV having more front loaded impact, this CAN be clean energy in the future On cobalt, an increasing number of EVs are using LFP batteries which contain no cobalt. Agreed on carbon credit. But the main appeal of EV is that they populous areas much less

@JeremyClarkson Electric cars are great. If you ignore the child slavery for cobalt mines, off-shore coal power plants polluting third-world countries and carbon credit scam. I probably missed something. But you get the idea.

@SapTheseCasters @JeremyClarkson The largest EV inside of China weighs 2900kg. A long range Tesla Model Y weighs 1990kg, which is actually less than a BMW X5, and around the same as an X3 or a 5 series.

@JeremyClarkson Just you wait until the market gets flooded with Chinese electric SUVs that weigh almost 3500kg with no passengers. That's the same weight as 2 new family cars.

@coulson_elle @Keir_Starmer @Ed_Miliband @labourpress That’s gulf shipments. UK only gets about 10% of its diesel from Gulf states. So our last shipment of 10% of our supply is on its way.

The FINAL diesel Tanker is en route to the UK What back up plans have you arranged @Keir_Starmer @Ed_Miliband Without diesel no lorries to drive goods & food Had @labourpress not shut down NSO, Fracking & Oil refineries, we would have energy security Labour has destroyed all

@BMancunia @ukhomeoffice @gamecounsel In theory, as long as it isn’t targeted at individuals, threatening or intended to cause violence it should be okay. Posting an opinion isn’t hate speech but directing it at that someone can.

@ukhomeoffice @gamecounsel Will this genuinely reduce overreach, or will we see similar chilling effects through selective enforcement against right-wing views, hate speech,or anything 1 finds offensive?

Police time will no longer be wasted investigating legal social media posts, freeing up officers to patrol the streets and tackle real crime. By scrapping Non‑Crime Hate Incidents, we are balancing the protection of vulnerable communities while respecting free speech.

@PhilipSmeeton @nigella_i5e Wrong. Onshore turbines take around a year to get to energy payback.

@nigella_i5e It is vandalism, these turbines are also economically unviable, they cost more than the little energy that they produce.

Watch this and weep. In Scotland alone they have felled 15 million trees 🌳 to put up these monstrosities. This is what it takes to install just ONE

@OxfordYazuka @outcome_on19634 @mil000 Apple Watch cellular can stream music. Many carriers give watch data free with plan.

@outcome_on19634 @mil000 why I dont want that

Please don’t tell me people are actually paying $100 for an iPod shuffle in 2026. The MSRP was literally $49

@b___p_ @SnazzyLabs @elonmusk Yeah but I’m going for the best flight times/cost mix. Starlink, food, customer service are nice to haves but I can last 10 hours without any of them. For a little 2 hour hop to the EU, I couldn’t care less.

@SnazzyLabs @elonmusk “Normal people” live in large metros with multiple airline choices

Yup

@0xpers3phern @angloaleks @BasilTheGreat I pay my TV licence cos I’m scared they’ll find out I pirate everything I watch.

@angloaleks @BasilTheGreat The BBC operate with fear - They know what you said is true but most people panicking don't think logically like this - and so they deliberately frame it this way to scare people that dont "need" to pay into paying

@SnazzyLabs @jersmm The main benefit of the single camera, is that the camera doesn’t switch lens in anything less than okay lighting conditions

@jersmm Totally fine. It’s a good camera and I find myself reaching for my real camera more often. So best of both worlds.

The iPhone Air doesn’t feel thin anymore. It just feels normal. And every other phone feels preposterous.

@CaddyComa @MobofJoggers @JoshWest247 I have a 2019 model 3 and it has done this for over a year.

@MobofJoggers @JoshWest247 Never seen it before, HW4...

So this is new. Does your car adjust its own climate settings based on external conditions? This is some next level tech. (HW3 for those asking)

@PaulinusOfTrier @TRobinsonNewEra I never said they did. Nor do I believe that. What I was saying, is that Britain stayed in the war to further protect itself. I don’t even believe the pact with Poland was noble, it was a way to start an early attempt to stop Germany before they came unstoppable

@BotsWillEndUs @TRobinsonNewEra There’s no moral equivalence. Half way between right and wrong is still wrong. Poland owes Britain no debt of gratitude for having taken her out of the frying pan into the fire.

Britain entered the war because Hitler had grand designs of ruling Europe (obviously). Britain and France guaranteed Poland protection from German invasion, despite this, and despite many warnings from Britain, Hitler invaded Poland anyway. This is a map of a planned invasion of Britain in 1940 by Hitler, the plan was called Operation Sealion. There were three aspects to the German invasion plan: the battle in the air, the battle at sea, and the amphibious assault on the British beaches. So Hitler did plan on invading and ruling over Britain as well. Just in case some historical revisionist idiot didn't know that.

@PaulinusOfTrier @TRobinsonNewEra How so? They assisted a win, sure. They gained a lot of territory and increased their own power But so did the west, bringing a balance that gave enough doubt to ever launch a direct attack It was a compromised victory for both sides, but better than a loss for either side

@BotsWillEndUs @TRobinsonNewEra But an evil power did win - the communists.

@PaulinusOfTrier @TRobinsonNewEra The main issue in leaving two evil powers to slog out a war for an entire continent, is that the victor is guaranteed to be an evil power Had Hitler won Britain would be at risk, had Stalin won, Britain would be at risk The only way out, was through

Once Britain was in the war, it was inevitable that Germany would plan to attack her. The British declaration of war in defence of Poland was very noble, because the Nazis and Communists were allies and the enemy was « huge and hateful ». But once Hitler invaded Russia, there wasn’t much to choose between the two sides, morally speaking. Britain could have stepped out of the war and let the two evil powers slog it out. Instead, she forgot those initially noble ideals and when the war was over, handed Poland over to the Russians at Yalta, which made the original intervention pointless.

@SnazzyLabs @gtnftw @Pads1818 This week I’ve done a ton of driving in Germany Not only can you go as fast as you’re comfortable with, drivers will do their best to allow clear passage, even going out of their way to tuck in quickly if they are also overtaking It works so well, no ego, just efficient driving

@gtnftw @Pads1818 Unless you’re the police it isn’t your job to patrol other people breaking the law. But you do need to hold yourself to not breaking the law either. Which you can only do by staying right as slower traffic.

I'm driving speed limit on the left lane Idc if you honk or are mad. I'm not going faster or moving lanes. You figure it out.