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Neil Clark
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Neil Clark
@NeilClark66
Journalist & author https://t.co/IaDa36r4TA?
UK Katılım Temmuz 2012
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Life is cheap for the Trump family. Whether it’s the father boasting about air strikes on Iran or the sons killing leopards and elephants. Just take a read of this abcnews.com/amp/US/trump-f…
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Daffodil wood in the garden. In a world that appears to be blowing itself apart with events that are out of our control…all we can do is remember to focus on what we have and appreciate it. Enjoy the little things in life. 🌼
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@Blammo771 Rubbish. I’m just saying that people often don’t understand why people would chose to go home even with all the problems there.
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Here we go. ‘A very small price to pay’ say Trump and those who pushed for this war of choice against Iran. But it’ll be us paying the price. We all need to say ‘No!’
BBC News (UK)@BBCNews
Typical energy bill forecast to rise by £332 a year in July bbc.in/4uKCr0Q
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Home is always where the heart is. Where our parents/grandparents, aunts & uncles, relatives and long-standing friends are. It’s where our childhood memories were made. What kind of govt/‘regime’ is in power doesn’t really matter. A lot of people in the west who are saying ‘why on earth would these footballers want to go back to Iran they MUST have been forced’ don’t understand this. Australia was not their home.
Daily Mail@DailyMail
Iranian footballer who has returned to her home nation claims Australian police were pressuring players to stay trib.al/q1Sv3Zd
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Tajikistan is the only country that remembers the suffering of the great Persian people of Iran.
A huge humanitarian aid sent
on the eve of the Nowruz holiday, and Eid al-Fitr. Both countries share almost the same language, culture, and religion.
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Well said Neil. Shame on all the neocons who banged the drumbeat for this war, supported this monumental shitshow or turn a blind eye and don’t have the guts to call it out. Absolutely disgraceful.
Neil Clark@NeilClark66
Too tired & depressed to tweet anything about the global situation today. Everyone can see now where this Trump/Netanyahu war of choice has led us. To disaster - as many of us said it would. Shame on those who acted as the cheerleaders for it & who didn’t give a damn about the consequences.
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@NeilClark66 My sentiments exactly. Its so depressing. Im just a working class bloke from Neasden and even i knew what the disastrous consequences would be well before this disgusting Criminal act started. Its all to late now.
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Too tired & depressed to tweet anything about the global situation today. Everyone can see now where this Trump/Netanyahu war of choice has led us. To disaster - as many of us said it would. Shame on those who acted as the cheerleaders for it & who didn’t give a damn about the consequences.
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Never felt more depressed about the state of the world. Trump & Netanyahu have set fire to the Middle East and the fire won’t stop there. They believe they can do whatever they want & actually they are right, the rest of the world is just watching it all happen. The cost of living crisis is going to get a whole lot worse (& the refugee crisis) but remember Trump (& his cheerleaders) say ‘it’s a very small price to pay’. And of course, it’ll be us peasants paying it.
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Remember this when your energy bills skyrocket, and you're asked to pay 30p for a shopping bag so you can save the planet.
Disclose.tv@disclosetv
NEW - Fires rage at the world's largest natural gas field South Pars, Iran, struck by Israeli-American forces, multiple phases of processing capacity critically hit and taken offline.
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When you think about it: Saddam Hussein, Colonel Gaddafi, Assad, Haniyeh & Sinwar (Hamas ), Nasrallah, Ayatollah Khamenei, Larijani & other leading Iranian govt officials, all could be considered foes of Israel, all supported what they would see as the ‘Palestinian resistance’ - all ended up killed bar Assad (who was toppled & just managed to get out alive). Is it any wonder other Arab/Muslim leaders don’t take an oppositional stance to US/Israel?
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Why on earth did today's Daily Telegraph splash on Trump ravings that the BBC wanted Iran to win the war?
Journalists must know that Trump is totally mad and should stop taking his nonesense seriously
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@ken_frost @SkyNews @DominicWaghorn He’s not. He’s reporting from a war zone. He is doing journalism.
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A view from inside Iran: Sky's @DominicWaghorn reports from one of Tehran's largest children’s wards.
One mother told him her four-year-old daughter has brain injuries after she was hit by an airstrike and buried under rubble.
🔗 trib.al/RwBBDkC
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Who is doing this displacing? (he doesn’t say). Shouldn’t the urgent priority be getting them to stop doing it?
David Miliband@DMiliband
In the past two weeks, one million people have been forcibly displaced in Lebanon. This crisis is straining already fragile services and pushing communities to the brink. The international community must urgently step up with support. rescue.org/press-release/…
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Absolutely. Banning greyhound racing is bad news for greyhounds.
Diego Hawk 🇷🇺🇬🇧@DiegoHAWK666
@trueclausefour @NeilClark66 No greyhound racing = no greyhounds
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I think you have answered your own question, John.
Israel doesn’t want any peace deal with the current Iranian government, that’s pretty obvious. Even if Trump may privately want an ‘off-ramp’ (because he’s getting bored & wants to invade Cuba instead), Israel will just carry on bombing until Iran, in their eyes, is defeated and ‘the Islamic Republic’ is no more. The door’s been opened for them and that’s all they wanted.
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It wasn’t a ‘blunder’. Israel clearly doesn’t want the US to do a ‘deal’ or have an ‘off-ramp’ . Which is why (among other reasons), they killed him.
HatsOff@HatsOffff
Ex-NYT Tehran correspondent: killing Ali Larijani may prove a ‘catastrophic blunder’ — he was the one the US could deal with
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