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@Jairus_Girl Print them all out and stash them under your bed! Here is such a bed eating all of your manuscripts like a paper-obsessed cookie monster! Actually, I have a colleague who eats paper. Great in meetings. Never had to clear the table of agenda at the end.

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L R Hay 📚The Young Testament💫@Jairus_Girl·4d

*Finally* got my #Yahoo Mail below the new 15gb limit 😵‍💫🥴🫠 From 1tb. (The previous limit, not my usage) Just a day or two to spare! Don't they know who I am?? How's an author supposed to stash her archive and backups of drafts and cover elements? #WritersLife #WritingCommunity

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@JDVance Well-respected in the UK. Maggot.

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JD Vance@JDVance·2d

There’s a reason President Trump is respected by world leaders, and it’s because he’s consistently shown a level of strength that we haven’t seen from our Commander in Chief in modern history.

.@POTUS on his state visit to China: "We have a relationship, he and I, and we've been working together a long time. We've gotten along well. When I first came here, China was really taking advantage of the United States—he understands that—and now, we do great with China."

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@SarahForRuncorn I see he has you ratlled.

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Sarah Pochin MP@SarahForRuncorn·2d

The people of Makerfield deserve a committed local MP. Instead, they are forced to be extras in the Labour Party’s psychodrama. Burnham does not care whether it is Gorton and Denton, Makerfield or Bootle. He is just desperate to get back to Westminster. The people of Makerfield deserve better than being reduced to a chapter in Labour’s civil war.

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@russellquirk He should have just asked the nearest Reform grifter. They are born with their snouts in the trough so they never need to be shown how to join the grift.

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Russell Quirk@russellquirk·2d

I’m sat in my first Essex County Council meeting on Monday morning, listening to a councillor induction presentation. ‘Any questions?’ asks an officer. A hand goes up. ‘Yes’ says a recently elected Labour member. ‘Do I get a pension as a councillor?’. His first question was about how much money he gets. Not procedure, or meeting dates or where the loos are… but how much cash he can grab. Same old Labour.

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Karl Turner MP@KarlTurnerMP

@Arron_banks Nasty little left wing thugs attacking nasty little right wing thugs. That's life, mate, get used to it.

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Arron Banks@Arron_banks·2d

I’ve been with Nigel when he was attacked by eggs ( one hit me!), milkshakes, bricks & other projectiles, his family was chased away from Sunday lunch. Because of nasty little left wing thugs encouraged by people like you. He deserves life time security & that costs a fortune.

Nothing quite says “man of the people” than a crypto billionaire pal wiring 5 MILLION QUID through the internet as a thank you for grafting? Is it grifting or grafting is the question being put in this interview? 🤷🏼‍♂️

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Excellent gig watching @ManranOfficial at the @vichallsettle tonight. Onwards tomorrow night to see them again at the @OldWoollen and an old family friend, @DougieMaclean

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@Gasseous_Clay 🤣🤣🤣 not a chance.

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Gassy@Gasseous_Clay·3d

@Finndog2018 Soon to be your Prime Minister. Suck it up.

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Gassy@Gasseous_Clay·3d

Labour MPs caught with undeclared gifts, holidays and hefty wads of cash? A quiet word and a slap on the wrist. Nigel Farage so much as breathes and the sleaze police are kicking his door in before breakfast. Same country, different rules. This two tier rot stinks to high heaven.

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@JeremyVineOn5 He's a grifting crook.

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Jeremy Vine & Daytime on 5@JeremyVineOn5·3d

Has Nigel Farage done anything wrong by accepting a £5 million gift from a crypto billionaire? Farage is being investigated for failing to declare it. Reform insists it was a "personal" gift that he received before he was an MP, and no rules were broken. What do you think?

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@RobertJenrick Hopefully it'll be a wall with a childrens' mural on it then you can go in and paint over the top of it.

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Robert Jenrick@RobertJenrick·3d

Streeting, Burnham and Rayner are pissing your money up the wall.

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@TheMeldrew They'd be great if the local foghorn broke down - they could scream into the mist.

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Yorkshire Victor Meldrew+his dog@TheMeldrew·3d

The Mensa society annual day out

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@StateDept Who cares? Shut the door on your way out.

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Department of State@StateDept·3d

SECRETARY RUBIO: One of the reasons I supported NATO is because it gave us basing rights in Europe. So when NATO partners like Spain deny us use of these bases, the primary reason for why NATO is good for America, then what is the purpose of the alliance?

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@GBNEWS I think we might have quietly done that before Hegseth - nobody wants to be allied to a failed authoritarian state.

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GB News@GBNEWS·3d

Pete Hegseth removes Britain from list of US allies after Keir Starmer's failure to support Iran war gbnews.com/politics/us/pe…

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@BenGrahamUK That is a team capable of completely destroying British politics and making the country a global laughing stock. Farage could manage a piss up in a brewery and that's about the extent of it. There is no start to their talents.

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Ben Graham@BenGrahamUK·3d

Reform UK have quietly built one of the most formidable political teams this country has seen in years. Nigel Farage. Zia Yusuf. Richard Tice. Robert Jenrick. Suella Braverman. That is a team capable of completely reshaping British politics. For the first time in years I genuinely feel optimistic about Britain's future.

Ben Graham@BenGrahamUK

Nigel Farage will rightly receive huge praise in the coming days for leading Reform to a devastating victory over Labour, the Conservatives and the Greens. But enormous credit also has to go to Zia Yusuf. His vision, organisation and belief helped turn Reform from a protest movement into a serious political force. Without him, this simply does not happen. Seeing so many people unite behind Reform and stand up to Keir Starmer makes me genuinely optimistic about the future of the UK.

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@RobertJenrick Nice but Dim.

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Robert Jenrick@RobertJenrick·4d

If Labour won’t govern our country, Reform will.

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@RepJackKimble Like we care what you think. Don't like it? Stay in the US where Trump has killed and buried the 1st.

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Rep. Jack Kimble@RepJackKimble·4d

I for one am getting pretty tired of Britain trampling all over the first amendment.

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Just Dave now@justdavenow89·4d

What's your first thought when you see this man

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@1goodtern I have a background in inhalation toxicology. My immediate thoughts in February 2020 were airborne transmission by aerosols. Colleagues were horrified at that suggestion and continued the performance fomites dance. The denial across all layers of government and society was grim.

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tern@1goodtern·5d

A friend sent me this and I am just so angry. We knew in very early 2020 it was airborne. Why were healthcare workers kept in the dark? "And no matter how careful I was, changing outside, wiping myself down, immediately showering, etc.. of course I brought it home with me." Why are they still in the dark?

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