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Ellie in the World

@EllieintheWorld

Traditionalist, Monarchist, wistful Empire enthusiast.

The World Katılım Aralık 2018
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Masdock
Masdock@Masdocks·
@PolitlcsGlobal Monopoly money based on a fake political union no one asked for.
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Politics Global@PolitlcsGlobal·
🚨🇪🇺 NEW: The European Central Bank has unveiled ten new designs for the Euro
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2001 Live
2001 Live@25YearsAgoLive·
Bertie Felstead, British WWI soldier and the last-known person to play football with the Germans during the 1914 Christmas Truce, dies in Gloucester, UK. He was 106.
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Ellie in the World
Ellie in the World@EllieintheWorld·
@ArthurMacwaters I wonder if anything happened before the 1920s that might have influenced that. No way to be sure I suppose.
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Arthur MacWaters
Arthur MacWaters@ArthurMacwaters·
“International law” is a psyop invented by weak and naive men in the 1920s and should be rejected at every opportunity
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No Escalators
No Escalators@NoEscalators·
No shots on target by Argentina what is this the Falklands war
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Keir Starmer
Keir Starmer@Keir_Starmer·
The test of any Prime Minister is: do you leave your country in a better place than you found it? I’m proud that the answer is yes.
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Iain Cameron
Iain Cameron@theiaincameron·
Really wracking my brain for something unique about Spain and Argentina’s shared geography that I can post tonight as a quirk for the World Cup final. Haven’t quite managed it yet, but I’ll keep trying. 🇪🇸 🇦🇷
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Ellie in the World
Ellie in the World@EllieintheWorld·
@liamcsc Genuinely, fuck off. Then after you have fucked off, fuck off a little bit more.
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Say what you want about Scotland, but we will never celebrate finishing 3rd at a World Cup. Absolutely pathetic mentality.
England@England

Our #ThreeLions’ best finish at a @FIFAWorldCup since 1966 🥉

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Morgan 🇮🇪🇵🇸
Morgan 🇮🇪🇵🇸@Fenianmoder·
Amazing how English people believe in self determination in las Malvinas and exactly nowhere else in the world ever
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Ellie in the World@EllieintheWorld·
@buttholefactory Was once in a store with a Torontonian getting food for dinner. We agreed on Italian but he then said that we needed noodles. I was so confused about the pivot to Chinese food until he marched over to the pasta.
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not emma@buttholefactory·
Really bothers me that Americans call pasta ‘noodles’. That’s not noodles. Noodles are noodles.
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Ellie in the World@EllieintheWorld·
@PolitlcsGlobal Not sure I'd call moaning about it for 40 years "diplomacy" but then again this is Argentina we're talking about
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Politics Global@PolitlcsGlobal·
🚨🇦🇷 NEW: Javier Milei says “we through the diplomatic route are getting closer to the recovery of the Malvinas Islands”
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Ellie in the World@EllieintheWorld·
Could Andy Burnham please just change that stupid profile pic? It looks stupid and retarded.
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Ellie in the World@EllieintheWorld·
@NoBoozeHere So true. It was morally incorrect to sail around stopping slave ships. Those damned British.
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Roshan M Salih
Roshan M Salih@RmSalih·
Argentina should have them: 1. Becauae of geographical proximity and reality. 2. Because Britain seized them by force in 1833. 3. Because it is ridiculous that Britain still has colonies thousands of miles away in this day and age. 4. Because Argentina is relatively poor and resources there could boost its economy.
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Roshan M Salih
Roshan M Salih@RmSalih·
A history lesson about Las Malvinas for all the trolls: Britain first occupied the islands in 1765 but were kicked out by the Spanish a few years later. Then in 1833 it took the islands by military force from Argentina which had inherited Spain’s claim after independence a few decades earlier and had established authority on the islands. Given their geographical proximity to Argentina this was not surprising. How do you think Britain would feel if a foreign nation 8,000 miles away took the Isle of Wight by military force and established settlers on it? Britain argues that the settlers it established on Las Malvinas want to stay British. But frankly why should their opinion count when they are living on occupied land? The honourable thing to do would be to just give the islands back to the Argentinians. But I really can't remember the last time Britain did the honourable thing.
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