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Paris Greiner

@GreinerParis

Smart, witty, sexy, posh, rich, immortal... oh no wait... that's my Wish List.

Dumfries, Scotland Katılım Haziran 2015
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Paris Greiner
Paris Greiner@GreinerParis·
I think perhaps the greatest burden is in caring for people you can’t help. Caring for no one is no great burden. But its an empty feeling. We who are awake do care for those we can’t seem to do anything for, those who are themselves too burdened by fear. It’s sad for everyone.
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Paris Greiner@GreinerParis·
I’ve just read the most thought-provoking quote so I’m sharing it here, with the few who will ever see this post. “Apathy on the individual level translates into insanity on the mass level.” You’re welcome 😉
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Paris Greiner
Paris Greiner@GreinerParis·
@elonmusk In the UK your Tesla will be useless as will every other vehicle because our roads look like this 👇
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
In the near future, your Tesla will drop you off at the store entrance and then go find a parking spot. When you’re ready to exit the store, just tap Summon on your phone and the car will come to you.
Devin Olsen@DevinOlsenn

FSD V14.1 Spends 20 Minutes Looking For Parking Spot at Costco This video is sped up 35x once we get hunting for a spot and during that time the car pulls of some really inellegent moves while searching. We did not once pass any empty available spots, the only issue is we didn't go deeper into the parking lot to search and we didn't sit and wait for people who are unloading their carts. I will post the longer narrated copy of this in a bit - but this honestly is incredible... the other thing worth noting is during the entire 20 minutes we searched for a spot not ONCE did a human driver or pedestrian look at the car and question what it was doing, we fit in the entire time very naturally.

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Andrew Bridgen
Andrew Bridgen@ABridgen·
Please don’t support dairy companies that promote the use of Bovaer in their supply chain. If you don’t buy their products then they will drop their use of this chemical. We can change this, protect the dairy cows and protect ourselves.
Dr Jennine Morgan@jemmm85517813

Remember…Bovaer is still being used in UK cattle…This farmer is disturbed by reports of the effects on cattle…Denmark… He is requesting we boycott Arla products…

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British Farm Network
British Farm Network@BritishFarmNet·
We farm the best soils in Britain. And they want to cover them with solar panels? Not on our watch! Farmland is for food – not for solar farms. Every acre lost to panels is an acre lost to feeding our people. We’re not against renewables. But put them where they belong – on supermarket roofs, on car parks, on warehouses. Not on our fields! Rain runoff, soil erosion, chemical leaching – they’re destroying the land we depend on. Once that soil is gone, it’s gone ! Its’s gone forever ! So we stand together. We stand for food security. We stand for our farms. And we say loud and clear: Farmland for food. Rooftops for solar. Protect our land! ————- Our Farms ! Your Food ! Everyone’s Future ! Farmers To Action
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Paris Greiner@GreinerParis·
@witchendaswas Lol Well, we’ve got power again! 😬 Went off mid-afternoon on Friday for almost 24 hours. So yes it was a bit blustery out there for a while. The oil-fired Aga kept us toasty and able to cook tho, Mark made beef stew n dumplings yesterday which we had with one of his crusty loafs
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WitchEnd@witchendaswas·
@GreinerParis How is the storm for you? Nothing much here just a bit windy...
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Lewis Brackpool
Lewis Brackpool@Lewis_Brackpool·
NOW — Rupert Lowe MP has written directly to the Bank of England’s Deputy Secretary demanding the release of strategy papers and risk assessments on the links between Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and Digital ID systems. The Bank recently refused our FOI request, citing a “chilling effect” on deliberations and the risk of “destabilising speculation.” In his letter, Rupert Lowe makes clear: - The public interest in transparency on money, privacy and the relationship between citizens and the state far outweighs the supposed risks of public debate. - Sensitive issues can be published in redacted or summary form, as demonstrated by the Bank’s own research with MIT. - Parliament and the public deserve clarity on whether digital identity is being linked to programmable currency in government planning. I am grateful for Rupert’s support in pressing this matter. The British people deserve answers, and @RestoreBritain_ will continue to pursue them.
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Paris Greiner
Paris Greiner@GreinerParis·
@fedup42Mn You should worry. The brainwashed as you call them - more accurate “the gullible” - will ALWAYS comprise around an 80 to 90% majority. I’m afraid until people really digest that fact… they will never truly realise what they are up against.
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MM💅@fedup42Mn·
I've never heard the word lefty, far left,far right,communist used as much in my life, honestly it's like watching kids who have just picked up a new word and overuse at every given opportunity,do you not think you've fallen into the brainwashed group?
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British Farm Network
British Farm Network@BritishFarmNet·
🛑 Enough is enough! It’s absolutely outrageous that Asda is shipping in lamb from the other side of the world—Australia and New Zealand—while our own hardworking British farmers are left out in the cold. We need to stand up and say we want British lamb on those shelves! 🇬🇧🐑 Our farmers deserve way better, and so do we as consumers. Let’s support local, let’s buy British, and let’s make some noise about it! 📢 #SupportBritishFarmers #BuyBritish #FarmersToAction
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Paris Greiner@GreinerParis·
@Claire25938202 Lately it all seems to have gotten a bit frantic like they’ve suddenly realised they’re running out of time, ID’s, NetZero, ALL of it. It’s a race against time meeting 2030 goals before too many wake up
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Claire
Claire@Claire25938202·
Is it just me or does the quite sudden announcement of digital ID everywhere all seem a bit desperate? Seems like they're attempting to fulfill something in a very small window of opportunity Hope I'm right 🤞 On the backfoot, they'll make mistakes Hold the line folks 💪
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Paris Greiner@GreinerParis·
@LeAdderNoire Most ordinary people are like this, they’re genuinely kind, and sympathetic to others, especially when they realise that someone is sad and needs reminded of that. Restores one’s faith in human nature somewhat perhaps? 💕
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Lord of Adders Black@LeAdderNoire·
Just wanted to thank each and every one of you for the wonderful, kind comments and condolences, it has genuinely moved me and means a lot. I’ve just spent half an hour reading them all. Thank you.
Lord of Adders Black@LeAdderNoire

I know I’ve shared a few posts on here about caring for my nan, she passed away peacefully yesterday afternoon, she was 96 and had a very good life, and was much-loved throughout. As a family we have no regrets, we did everything we could to keep her at home until only a few weeks ago, when she went into a wonderful residential home where she was cared for incredibly by lovely people. She didn’t suffer as I feared she might, she had a “good death”, my niece was with her only an hour before she passed away, I was due to go up this morning but sadly never got the chance, we all thought she would be back in her care home today but she slipped away whilst sleeping. She was more than a nan to me, she cared for me when I was young and had nowhere else to go, I did my GCSEs and A-levels staying with her and my grandad, whilst she fed and nurtured me. She inspired my love of classical music and poetry, she was from a very working class background, one of nine kids, but she educated herself in a way many working class people did in days gone by. She was a one-off, a wonderful human being, who spent her life serving others. Rest in peace Nan, you were the best.

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Paris Greiner@GreinerParis·
@LeAdderNoire She sounds like a smart, strong, wonderful lady, they don’t make them like they used to do they, sorry for your loss x
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Lord of Adders Black
Lord of Adders Black@LeAdderNoire·
I know I’ve shared a few posts on here about caring for my nan, she passed away peacefully yesterday afternoon, she was 96 and had a very good life, and was much-loved throughout. As a family we have no regrets, we did everything we could to keep her at home until only a few weeks ago, when she went into a wonderful residential home where she was cared for incredibly by lovely people. She didn’t suffer as I feared she might, she had a “good death”, my niece was with her only an hour before she passed away, I was due to go up this morning but sadly never got the chance, we all thought she would be back in her care home today but she slipped away whilst sleeping. She was more than a nan to me, she cared for me when I was young and had nowhere else to go, I did my GCSEs and A-levels staying with her and my grandad, whilst she fed and nurtured me. She inspired my love of classical music and poetry, she was from a very working class background, one of nine kids, but she educated herself in a way many working class people did in days gone by. She was a one-off, a wonderful human being, who spent her life serving others. Rest in peace Nan, you were the best.
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Raymond
Raymond@Raymond82310289·
The fifth para - digital currency- is one I had not thought of before and is potentially rather concerning. You can easily see the banks jumping onboard in the guise of “ fraud prevention”. It just shows they don’t need CBDC straight away to enforce financial controls.
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Andrew Bridgen
Andrew Bridgen@ABridgen·
My thoughts on Digital ID. From the National Forest in North West Leicestershire. Say No To Digital ID
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