
Army of Daves'
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Army of Daves'
@DavidGroark4
Outdoor activities enthusiast. Mercurial. Occasionally brilliant.




Outrageous that someone on benefits can receive £25,000 a year - more than what two million people earn on the minimum wage after tax. This isn't just economically unsustainable, it's morally wrong. We should be rewarding work, not dependency

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From the rain in Accrington; the pain in Cheltenham and the shame in Bolton - you were there - and the hopes and the dreams never left you. Haway the lads!!! From @benno_4 and I, enjoy your return to the Premier League 😍⚽️🥅❤️🤍 #safc

.@clivewismayer. You are plainly not on the fence, as anyone can see, As for your remark 'You are a huckster journalist writing for a low grade rag with newsprint to sell' , I suspect you made it because you really aren't up to serious debate, and wanted to give me an excuse to block you. Sorry.


Felt compelled to write something about Luke O'Nien and his journey at Sunderland. He has become the perfect antidote to the Rodwell, Gibson and Ndong era that preceded him and is now a club legend in my eyes. Any shares appreciated ❤️ #SAFC sunderlandecho.com/sport/football…

@DamienEvans21 @missy72w It’s very unlikely that someone was depressed for 10 years. If you are still depressed, they are likely not helping you. But I don’t recommend anyone who has ever started them to stop taking them, since there is the risk to get PSSD after stopping them.


That feeling when the benefits land at midnight I’d rather see our taxes pay for white people than third world invaders £2770 per month for doing nothing though is absolutely insane



That feeling when the benefits land at midnight I’d rather see our taxes pay for white people than third world invaders £2770 per month for doing nothing though is absolutely insane




'Today's numbers showed the economy beat expectations' Chancellor Rachel Reeves reacted to the latest figures on the UK economy which showed GDP grew by 0.3% between April and June bbc.co.uk/news/live/c209…









