@Martina @DavidLeftyMA Khelif knew this too having been banned by World Boxing but decided to go to the Olympics to punch women in the face anyway
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Matt Goodwin
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Imane Khelif is not trans. Even if she were she wouldn't deserve the hate she gets, but Khelif is not trans. This has been definitively proven. These people do not care about women, they care about inciting hatred & profiting off of it.
Eve Barlow@Eve_Barlow
I’m a feminist and this woman deserves an apology.
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@oncloud_e She literally has Y chromosome and World Boxing banned Khelif because of it as they didn’t want men punching women in the face.
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imane khelif is literally a woman in all ways even by your standards, she is the "women and girls" in sports you claim to protect. you are an insane and bitter person and you are a danger to women everywhere
J.K. Rowling@jk_rowling
Today's ruling by the IOC means a welcome return to fair sport for women and girls, but I'll never forget the scandal of Paris 2024, when people who consider themselves supremely virtuous and progressive publicly cheered on men punching women.
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@AriDrennen No that is an intersex man. World Boxing banned them from women’s boxing because they didn’t want men punching women in the face. But the IOC thought that it’s fine to sacrifice women and women sports on the pyre of woke inclusion.
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The female boxer in the picture was never even a little bit transgender. We are living through a mass psychosis.
J.K. Rowling@jk_rowling
Today's ruling by the IOC means a welcome return to fair sport for women and girls, but I'll never forget the scandal of Paris 2024, when people who consider themselves supremely virtuous and progressive publicly cheered on men punching women.
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@FootballLeagueW If it wasn't in Cali by the side of the road in a Vauxhall Zafira then I'm not interested.
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Amandaland > Motherland. Because 1) The children speak, rather than just being mute props getting dragged around, and 2) It actually shows the stress of parenting, rather than parents just moaning about the stress while they sit in a cafe all morning on their fucking arses
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@Dawn_Galway This was never a thing until wetwipes started using whipped cream as opposed to clotted cream - which then just collapses into the scone.
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@anon_opin This is just a check to ensure that you are not being scammed or under duress - not the big capitalist conspiracy you think it.
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If you need to explain why you want to withdraw your own money from your bank, it's not your money anymore.
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@mikster_derby @wembleystadium @USCremonese @dcfcofficial @phillowe1 Kicked us up in the air and played us of the park. But I can least say I saw us in the final of a European Cup at Wembley 😬
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Who remembers our trip to @wembleystadium v @USCremonese this week in 93 for The Anglo-Italian Cup. I got this great pic of Micky Forsyth making a challenge in the box with Richard Goulooz looking on from the @dcfcofficial photographer at the time #dcfc #dcfcfans #Rams #33Years
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@Kieranbcfc2 @LeeAHinton95 The ‘having a party’chant didn’t sit well with us when we were administration. Most away fans were supportive. Blues and Wednesday were not.
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@LeeAHinton95 I’m all for taking the piss after a win but I genuinely didn’t realise they were this bothered about us.
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Derby fans have grown a real liking to us after Saturday, it’s really quite strange
The Derby County Collection@dcfccollection
@JaseWheatley on yesterday's performance there won't be another Villa v Blues league game this century
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@RichODonnell23 Asking questions fella- another solid performance despite not a whole lot of saves to make today
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@Tommy_Kelsall @Gav1981 Didn’t hear this this in the South Stand today but having suffered this This is a class chant from from #bcfc fans. Fuck me you weren’t happy at full time.
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@WhatTheForkAVFC Seriously? Notts Forest don’t know the difference between Robin Hood and the Sherif of Nottingham
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👉 Tommy Shelby isn’t a real person.
👉 There’s no solid historical links to the real Peaky Blinders and Birmingham City.
👉 Historian Carl Chinn said early 20th century street gangs were not recognized fans of any particular club.
👉 The real gang was rooted in Birmingham, in areas like Aston, Perry Barr, and Balsall Heath. Not just Small Heath.
👉 Aston Villa is bigger than Birmingham City and their players are more widely known, one of whom is a Polish international player. Obvious why Netflix Poland went with Cash. 🙄
Second Tier podcast@secondtierpod
For those wondering why it's confusing: 👉 Birmingham City have just announced a landmark partnership with Netflix 👉 Writer Steven Knight is a Birmingham City fan 👉 Tommy Shelby was reportedly a Birmingham City fan So, was a tad confusing to see Aston Villa's Matty Cash 🤷♂️
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Championship Full-back Pairs Attacking Score:
- Middlesbrough lead in Involvement, Swansea and Coventry also score well.
- Sheffield Utd, Saints, Wrexham and Blackburn score highly in Involvement and Output.
- Hull City lead attacking Output score, followed by Bristol City.
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@mar_boro14 @PageDcfc Fucked it. No way you finish 9th/10th now
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@greeny_aj @FBAwayDays Nah - just everyone that meant you got to be The Best Team in League 1 again for the last two seasons
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62 year old Bolton Wanderers fan proudly holding up his flag at Mount Everest Base Camp and a massive 17,598ft high.
Top effort! 👏 #BWFC
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@ChampionshpTalk Away fans are already being asked to increasingly travel on Friday / Saturday/ Monday nights or early mornings. The least the @EFL could do with the increased TV revenue is cap the ticket prices. But then it’s not about the fans that go to the ground anymore is it?
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@anon_opin Alternatively just drop an orange peel on the hard shoulder - NH traffic officers will close lanes one and two for the next 30miles and there will be 60mph variable speed limit in force.
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The speed limit for motorways / dual carriageways should be 60mph. Safer and more fuel efficient than driving at 70mph and, at a mile a minute, easy to estimate journey times.
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Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86
BREAKING: Everyone is watching the Strait of Hormuz for oil and fertilizer. Almost nobody has noticed that it is also shutting down MRI machines, semiconductor fabs, and the global aerospace supply chain. Helium. The second lightest element in the universe. No substitute exists for it. You cannot synthesize it. You cannot replace it. And roughly one-third of the world’s supply just went offline. Qatar produces 30 to 33 percent of global helium as a byproduct of LNG processing at Ras Laffan, home to the largest helium production facilities on Earth. When the Hormuz blockade triggered LNG force majeure declarations and attacks hit Qatari infrastructure, the helium stopped flowing with it. Prices have doubled in spot markets. And helium has a property that makes this crisis structurally different from oil, fertilizer, or any other commodity caught behind the strait. It evaporates. Continuously. Even in sealed containers, helium boils off. The global supply chain operates on roughly 45 days of buffer before existing inventory simply ceases to exist. You cannot stockpile helium the way you stockpile crude oil in salt caverns or grain in silos. If the supply stops for six weeks, the buffer is gone. Not depleted. Gone. Returned to the atmosphere where it is too diffuse to economically recapture. This is why the industries that depend on helium are facing a crisis that no financial instrument can solve. Semiconductor manufacturing requires ultra-pure helium for wafer cooling in lithography and for leak detection in sub-5-nanometre chip fabrication. TSMC, Samsung, and Intel cannot produce advanced processors without it. Every AI chip, every smartphone processor, every data centre GPU in the current generation traces its manufacturing lineage through a helium-cooled process. If fabs run dry, the production lines stop. Not slow. Stop. MRI machines require liquid helium to cool superconducting magnets to near absolute zero. Hospitals cannot substitute another gas. When helium supply tightens, MRI availability falls. During previous shortages, hospitals rationed scans. A sustained one-third supply cut puts diagnostic imaging capacity at risk across every healthcare system that depends on magnetic resonance. Aerospace depends on helium for purging rocket fuel systems, pressurising tanks, and testing for leaks in systems where failure means explosion. NASA, SpaceX, ULA, and every launch provider in the Western world runs on helium. Fibre optic cable manufacturing requires helium atmospheres. Quantum computing research requires helium-3 isotopes for cryogenic cooling. The US is the world’s largest helium producer and has some buffer capacity. Algeria and Russia produce meaningful volumes. Overland rerouting from Qatar through Oman and Saudi Arabia is theoretically possible but logistically slow and capacity-limited. None of these alternatives can replace one-third of global supply within the 45-day evaporation window that defines the crisis timeline. The same 21-mile strait that is starving the food system is now threatening the technological infrastructure of modern civilization. The fertilizer trapped behind Hormuz determines whether four billion people eat. The helium trapped behind Hormuz determines whether the chips powering the AI revolution get manufactured, whether cancer patients receive diagnostic scans, and whether rockets carrying communications satellites reach orbit. One chokepoint. Two invisible supply chains. Both irreplaceable. Both operating on biological or physical deadlines that no ceasefire retroactively extends. The world built petroleum reserves. It never built fertilizer reserves. It never built helium reserves either. The pattern keeps repeating. The lesson keeps being ignored. Full analysis: open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
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@20th_Centurygal Moe Tucker - it was always about the boys (and Andy)
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