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@MalibuitteZ @IAPonomarenko Get fucked you sad idiot

@IAPonomarenko Bullshit! Bucha was staged! The entire world knows it!

Tonight here in Bucha, we are holding a night of remembrance. 561 civilians were killed here over 33 days of fighting and Russian occupation. Across the entire territorial community surrounding the city, more than 1,000 people died during that time. Hundreds were shot by Russian soldiers, and the bodies of many lay in the streets and against walls for weeks, until Russia's defeat and the return of Ukrainian forces to the city, along with the global media. And the name of this comfortable, prosperous suburb of Kyiv among the woods became a shocking symbol of atrocity and inhumanity, images that went around the world. This is the church in the center of Bucha, next to which a mass grave of 67 bodies was found. During the occupation, people buried their dead as best they could -- like this, in a pit beside a church. Every day I can see that church from my home in the distance, and every time, I remember how we were present at the terrible exhumation of that enormous grave. That's something I would want to forget forever. A memorial complex now stands on that spot.

@DonaldJTrumpJr @jsolomonReports Your whole family is incredibly corrupt don.

Where did all the Ukraine “aid” actually go? Because it’s looking like yet another example of massive fraud perpetrated against the American people, and it definitely needs to be investigated @jsolomonReports tonight my triggered podcast with all the breaking details!!!

@ShaykhSulaiman Mariupol ?

I was told Russia was the bad guys, but they saved starving Cubans placed in a blockade by the U.S I was told the U.S was the good guys, but they targeted 180 school girls. Explain?

@sophielouisecc @kezia_noble @d5_rss Move on, that was ages ago

@kezia_noble @d5_rss Lockdowns We can’t be suprised that when we deprived young children of their social and education development because they might catch a cold There is a spike in severe anxiety and behavioural disorders as a result

12% of children in the U.K. have been registered with a disability. What on earth is going on?

@mosalamandani @wallacemick Mariupol ?

@wallacemick Russia is on the right side of history

It's welcome to see Russia showing some good example re Cuba to the Europeans who are too scared of US Empire to stand up for Human Rights...

@IDKFAMWTF Some top stuff here @adamfadamf 🎺

I hated electric cars but I have to drive one now for salary sacrifice. An I4 e40. Just checked my bmw app. I’ve spent £111 in 6 months on charging my car from home. I used to spend £120 A WEEK on petrol with my M4. That’s nearly 3 bags. 340bhp and rwd 🤷🏾‍♂️. Actually nuts

@NotFarLeftAtAll @BigNonVeganDave AB de Villiars looking well

FRIENDS… These two have one thing in Common. Do you know what it is ?

@JoeyMannarino Seen some of the poorest people in my life in America. Your homeless guys don’t even have shoes ffs 😢

People really aren’t aware of how poor Europeans are. The most common salary in Spain is €1,298 per month. An average apartment exceeds €250,000. If you manage to save €250 per month, you’d need 1,000 months to pay for it. That’s more than 83 years to buy yourself an apartment. Is it really worth having public healthcare instead of private insurance when you have to live poor your entire life?

@jonburkeUK @DeborahMeaden Jon, surely there’s lots of areas of North Sea oil that are well worth drilling at $100 a barrel and not worth it at all at $60 a barrel. This is the number one factor on whether to drill more isn’t it?

The Shadow Chancellor is wrong. The North Sea is going to shed another ~45,000 jobs by 2035. More drilling will make absolutely no difference to that. This entire pearl-clutching exercise is entirely about serving the fossil fuel industry, not the people of Britain.

@NemaIme2 @ShaunGahan64072 @CheburekiMan @zoreygon Refineries not on fire? Is it fake news ?

@ShaunGahan64072 @CheburekiMan @zoreygon Another nazi loving retard that believes in bullshit like reuters

Russia spends the equivalent of $150 million USD per day fighting the US proxy war in Ukraine. Rather ironically, oil price hikes caused by the Strait of Hormuz closure are bringing in an extra $150 million per day, just on Ural crude alone. I cannot imagine the level of rage the European ruling elite must be experiencing right now. They sacrificed their economies to destroy Russia economically, and now Russia's revenue streams are healthier than ever.

@alexanderrX_ @mttjon HS2 is totally pointless. Can already go london to Brum in 76 mins.

@mttjon my dream is cheap, high speed rail that connects all UK cities... but considering we can't even build HS2, it aint happening

the uk is not real. wanted to visit family in edinburgh for the bank holiday. i have a railcard, 30% off, should be fine? £200 return. for a train. this country is beyond saving

@DavyDryburgh @GeronimoMorgans Racism

@GeronimoMorgans Everyone hates England. They’re fair game. Get intae thum

This is intentional, man. Doing this in a friendly? You'd have to be a diabolical kind of player. Dark, dark stuff.

@FUDdaily @panamabill08 congrats on winning stupidest post of the day

@panamabill08 Not a single power station can be decommissioned through addition of more intermittent sources. The more intermittency you add, the greater the grid instability, and the more expensive grid balancing becomes. There is no scenario where renewable energy leads to cheaper bills.

If wind energy is producing 20GW that means you have to have 20GW of conventional generation or interconnector imports on standby for when the weather drops off. You are paying for two energy systems. You have to have a serious brain injury to not understand this.

@LizWebsterSBF Hello Capitalism please do your thing and drive prices lower via competition Or do we actually have a Cartel here? Hmm 🤔

We’ve built cheap energy but we’re still pricing it like it’s expensive. The UK uses a marginal pricing system, where the last (most expensive) generator sets the price. That’s usually gas. So even when most of our electricity comes from cheap wind and solar, households still pay gas prices. That’s why bills haven’t fallen. Getting off gas pricing is about fixing the system by reforming the electricity market so gas no longer sets the price, building storage so we don’t rely on gas for backup, reconnecting with European energy systems to smooth supply, reducing gas demand through insulation and heat pumps, and continuing to expand renewables so gas is needed less and less. Until we do that, cheap energy will keep being priced like expensive gas.

@Danjsalt Maybe it’s better now than say 10 years ago for millions on benefits tho? Twitter only tells one side of the story (I agree with you here btw)

London is dying The wages offered just don't make living in the city worthwhile

@TPJ_Trades @elonmusk Machines fail all the time

@elonmusk Humans create dramatic error. machines don't

Elevators used to be manually operated and were especially risky if the operator was tired or inebriated. Now, you just get in, press a button and a modern elevator, if inspected regularly, is extremely safe.

@Toptap_one @silvercue @Suewilson91 Do Saudi citizens pay the ‘world price’ for their petrol please ? Hmm 🤔

@silvercue @Suewilson91 We don't own 'our' oil and gas. Thatcher sold it. Norway didn't sell theirs to city traders. They sell it to countries like the UK. I hope that clears it up for you. Dimwit.

Stupid, stupid woman. Around 93% of UK oil & gas reserves has already been extracted. It takes 5 years to create a new North Sea oil/gas field. (She won't last that long). The UK doesn't set the prices, so it wouldn't make electricity any cheaper.

@harry_s_morgan @FUDdaily We don’t let dictatorships in pal. Read the rules.

@FUDdaily Agreed. We should have accepted them into NATO when they asked in the 90s. Russia is a Judeo-Christian, European country.

We should have done a deal with Russia. That way Europe would still have cheap energy, we wouldn't be sponsoring the destruction of European energy infrastructure, and Russia wouldn't now be actively assisting Iran in disrupting the world's energy supply. But it was more important to send Ukrainians to their deaths over a scrap of rust belt, just so they can be replaced with Africans.

@AaronBastani Yep, left-right arguments over green v fossil is daft. Main issue should be why are we being ripped off so badly when we produce so much cheap evergy from wind? Something ain’t right here

Yep. The right’s obsession with renewable energy as ‘woke’ is only going to look more stupid with time. Electrification is perfectly sensible from perspective of energy security. Cars, train, buses.

@CFgm_WHU they have little other choice here. Sending troops to capture russians is too risky.

@MrLix Again I'll say I'm not talking about the circumstances of the war