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Brit.. HM Armd Forces #Veteran 👊. #LUFC ⚽️. “Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends” John 15v13 🙏 🩵 NO BTC!.. 🫡

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Smudger 🎗️@Magic_Leeds·
“We won didn't we Sarge?” “That's it lad, you can go home now, the fightings done and we won.” “It doesn't feel like we won Sarge” What with so many young men and women dead. So many lives ruined.” “No lad, it doesn't but we survived, so we won.” “What'll I do now Sarge? “You'll be fine lad. They're making a land fit for heroes back home ”They'll take care of you". “But Sarge, my mind's a mess and my body sore I really don't know who I am anymore. How will I survive the peace?” “Don't you worry lad you've done your duty,They'll look after you.” “Hello Sarge it's been a few years we've shed a few tears and time has passed, But we're still here eh Sarge,We won.” “How you keeping lad? Did they keep their promises As you kept yours fighting in their wars?” “No Sarge, I sleep rough on the street and my mental health isn't good.I have to beg for help but you know Sarge, I don't like to. But we won though, didn't we Sarge.Just they forgot to build a land fit for heroes.” “Aye lad, we won. Here's five pounds.Go get yourself a coffee lad.There's no more I can do.Since I got back home I've been just the same as you.” “But we'll get through it won't we Sarge?” “Of course lad, we always do.We have to we owe it to our fallen comrades.They may forget us and the promises made leaving our heroes on the street.But we never forget. No lad. We never forget.” Written by Peter Smith
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Goosey
Goosey@Goosey30111568·
To all you wonderful people. I'm taking a break from X. I will be logging out of X with immediate effect. I may or may not return. Love you all. Xx
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Andrew Bridgen
Andrew Bridgen@ABridgen·
If you want to know what the ‘Cost of Net Zero’ is look at these average domestic energy bills across countries. Imagine what the commercial energy bills are for businesses trying to compete in world markets ? Energy for UK businesses is 5 x higher than in China and 4.5 x India
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Smudger 🎗️@Magic_Leeds·
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AC_SPARTAN@ACSPARTAN1

A pervert who admitted an “unnatural connection” with horses as part of an animal sex abuse ring avoided jail yesterday — because of his age. Joshua Lee-Paterson, 20, was let off with 225 hours’ unpaid work des­pite admitting bestiality at a farm in Cothal, Aberdeenshire. Law chief Phillip Mann said the fiend, of nearby Balmedie, was spared because he was just 17 at the time of the three-month abuse. But depraved pal Jordan Turnbull, 28, was sentenced to seven months after admitting intimate relations with two Shetland ponies. Mark Findlater, 34, got 13 months after he pled guilty to sharing pics of the vile attacks with the public. Passing sentence at Aberdeen Sheriff Court, he said: “This is offending which society will find very offensive and disturbing.” We told how the warped pals were snared after a tip-off sparked an undercover investigation by cops and the Scottish SPCA. Turnbull and Lee-Paterson later admitted having an “unnatural connection” with the animals. The court heard Shetland ponies Jack and Ruby had belonged to Findlater, of Kirriemuir, Angus. He agreed a deal to sell the animals and rural plot to Lee-Paterson, who stayed in a caravan while he paid back in instalments. The court heard Findlater was in a relationship with Turnbull and Lee-Paterson at different times. Both men blamed him, claiming he controlled and manipulated them into attacking the horses. Lee-Paterson said he was trying to protect the animals, who were abused in a small wooden stable between October and December 2018. Prosecutor Colin Neilson told the court: “He said that Findlater had threatened to harm the horses if he didn’t carry out the acts.” All of the depraved incidents were captured on a mobile phone. Findlater, who has a past conviction over bestiality snaps, insisted he had not witnessed the sickening attacks and received the images on social media. But Sheriff Mann told him: “You sent this obscene material to members of the public who shouldn’t have been subjected to such disgusting images. That’s very serious indeed.” Lee-Paterson’s lawyer Stuart Murray revealed his client had been dumped by his fiancee over the past few weeks. Turnbull, from Galashiels, Sel­kirkshire, had claimed his business would collapse if he went to jail — putting four jobs at risk. His lawyer Matthew Patrick added: “There is no getting away from the fact this is seriously bizarre behaviour.” Turnbull and Lee-Paterson, who fled court with a newspaper covering his face, were both put on the sex offenders register.

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Sama Hoole
Sama Hoole@SamaHoole·
When the Romans came to Britain in 43 AD, they brought their farming with them. Mostly grain. Wheat, barley, the kind of arable agriculture that worked in Italy and southern Gaul and required a lot of organised labour and the kind of climate where summer is reliable. They discovered, fairly quickly, that Britain did not have that climate. The summer was a rumour. The winter was a threat. The rain was constant. The soil in most of the country was either acidic, waterlogged, or sitting on top of clay that turned to concrete in July and slop in January. The native Britons, watching the Romans struggle, were running a different system. They had cattle. They had sheep. They had pigs that lived in the woodland and ate the acorns. They moved animals seasonally, between summer uplands and winter shelter. They built their food production around the things that Britain actually grew, which was grass and acorns and not very much else without an enormous amount of effort. The Romans, eventually, adapted. The villas they built had grazing land attached. The estates were structured around livestock as well as grain. They learned, with some reluctance, that you cannot impose Mediterranean agriculture on a country that has decided to be Britain. In 2026, a government policy unit in Westminster is suggesting that we should replace livestock with plant proteins. The Romans got the message in two centuries. We appear to have forgotten it in less than one.
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AC_SPARTAN
AC_SPARTAN@ACSPARTAN1·
JUDGE ANTHONY RUSSELL KC He had consistently during his career as a judge let convicted paedophiles leave his court room on suspended sentences or community orders. Here are some examples.... June 2013: TV and radio broadcaster Stuart Hall was jailed by Judge Russell for just 15 months after he had pleaded guilty to indecently assaulting 13 girls between 1967 and 1985 – The victims were aged between 9 and 17 years old December 2009: A PAEDOPHILE who had sex with a 14-year-old girl has walked free from court. Dean Seedle, 33, had sex with the youngster on numerous occasions. Judge Anthony Russell gave Seedle a suspended sentence March 2006: In 2006, Judge Russell gave 23 year old Aaron Porter a community order for child abduction involving a young girl in Accrington and having indecent images of a child. In 2008, Porter broke the terms of this order and went back in front of judge Russell. But instead of jailing Porter, judge Russell issued a fresh three year community order July 2008: RADIO DJ David Blaxhall, 49 who secretly filmed a 14-year-old schoolgirl from under a desk was caught out after pupils turned their mobile phone cameras on him. Police officers found a tape on the front seat of Blaxhall’s car, containing 41 minutes of camcorder footage from which several stills had been taken. His personal computers were seized, and a number of indecent images of children. Sentencing the defendant, Judge Anthony Russell QC said he had wanted to impose a suspended jail term June 2012: A pervert with a growth disorder who asked girls as young as 13 to send him pictures of themselves has been spared jail because of difficulties caused by his size. Paul Williams, 24 befriended a 13-year-old girl, he lied about his age and groomed the young girl into sending him explicit sexual images. He also exchanged indecent pictures with a 14-year-old girl and a 15-year-old girl. Williams, pleaded guilty to inciting a child to engage in sexual activity and possession of indecent photographs of children. Judge Anthony Russell allowed Williams to walk free from court after handing him a three-year supervised community order October 2007: A DISTRAUGHT young mother spoke of how her life had been “ruined” by the evil pervert who raped her baby son. 19 year old Christopher Wilson raped a 20 months old baby boy whilst babysitting him. Judge Anthony Russell QC jailed Wilson for life but with just a “4 year tariff” May 2008: Lytham St Annes man escapes jail following relationship with schoolgirl. Alasdair Jaynes, who was 24 on the day he was sentenced at Preston Crown Court, admitted three charges of sexual activity with a child and two of inciting sexual activity with a child. Judge Anthony Russell QC allowed Jaynes to walk free from court with a community order April 2013: A man who had sex with an underage girl in the Barrow area avoided a jail term. 41 year old Jason Todd from Longridge, near Preston, had pleaded guilty to a charge of sexual activity with a child while he’d been in his early thirties. Community order given.
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Ricky D Phillips - Military Historian
May 26th 1982: Atlantic Conveyor is visited to see if anything is salvageable... Pretty much, nothing is. Here she is, looking rather haunting in the fog, with her bow blown off by exploding cluster bombs. Thanks to @FlyNavyPhil for these incredible images... 1/2
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Ricky D Phillips - Military Historian
May 26th 1982: The men of 2 Para pack up and leave Sussex Mountain. The men pack with personal weapons, masses of ammunition, a sleeping bag, two days rations and field dressings, but there is little room for anything heavier such as mortars... and so they set off into history.
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Ricky D Phillips - Military Historian
May 26th 1982: HMS Alacrity will open the bombardment tonight and sails off in darkness to take up position. On tonight's menu is exactly 100 rounds of 4.5" high explosive NGS... another sleepless night for the Argentine troops beckons...
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נועה מגיד | Noa magid
Gholamreza Khani Shakarab, a former MMA fighter and international referee, was executed this morning by Islamic regime terrorists. He was sentenced to death after being falsely accused of "spying for Israel." Innocent. Alone.
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Ben Leo
Ben Leo@Benleo·
@DavidLammy Not once have you people asked yourselves why Britons feel they need to take to the streets and protest or why you were battered at the local elections. No inquisition. No curiosity. No self reflection. Just name calling. Total arrogance.
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AC_SPARTAN
AC_SPARTAN@ACSPARTAN1·
How the Hell does Peter Murrell qualify for legal aid ? It’s bad enough when the leaders of Grooming Gangs get it? This whole thing Cleary shows the depth of corruption from the top down in Scottish politics Doomed
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Chocolatey - Purple-haired c*nt
I'm not suggesting that Sturgeon is responsible for her husband's criminality. She is responsible for her own actions/inactions. She signed off the Accounts She told the NEC there was no problem She refused to assist the Police to investigate this crime. She was his boss She accepted, very expensive, gifts She encouraged members to continue to send money She didn't notice her husband having an additional £400,000
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