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@BetsyGain Key line, "Make it look like something worth paying for", when it's not

She Sells Balloons and Makes Hundreds a Day

@AvonandsomerRob I'd smoke more lol

If cigarettes were proven to be harmless, would you start smoking?

@LDNCryptoClub Betfair has those markets

Is it possible on Polymarket to bet on Andy Burnham becoming next PM AND also being replaced before the next general election? That is a bet i would definitely make

@TimWarrenTrades When do the Senate vote on it?

The CLARITY ACT Needs 60 Senate Votes To Pass Out Of The Senate. That means 7 Democrats or Independents are required to avoid a FILIBUSTER. 👇These are the Senators that could swing the vote 👇 🧵1/2

Vote Reform #VoteReform

@16bitnostalgia The Gauss gun was awesome

⌨️ 40 Days of Amiga ⌨️ Day 25 Syndicate - 1993

@TimWarrenTrades So your SL and TP are known by the composite man, via something like liquidity data?

Yeah, I feel that at times! Your stop loss absolutely is put into data that the composite man sees and if you’re in a spot with a bunch of other people, they definitely target those areas! I’ve learned to not enter trades when hitting support or resistance, I wait for confirmation of trend moves

What’s the single biggest struggle or burning question you’ve had with day trading or investing? Whether it’s psychology, risk management, entries/exits, consistency, or something else — drop it below 👇 I’ll reply to as many as I can with real, actionable advice. Let’s help each other level up! 🔥

@QuintenFrancois 170k, is that all

I’m going to be unbearable if this plays out

@pitchblacksteed "Stranger things have happened.....that horse becoming pope"

To many of us, #Blackadder is part of every day parlance. Which phrases from the show do you use yourself and when you do you use them? Example: When someone offers me a cup of tea, I say: "Yes, immediately!" You get the idea. Will RT the best ones.

Inspired and in honour of today's @AllianceLGB conference I wrote a special joke about breaking away from the TQIAetc+. (Performed at @UnleashedComedy)

Before England. Before Britain. Before the Romans. 🌿 There was a class of people in this island who held everything in their heads. The Romans called them Druids. 🌳 They were the doctors. The lawyers. The judges. The astronomers. The philosophers. The poets. All in one. In one lifetime. They could walk between two armies about to fight and stop the battle. With a raised hand. ✋ Caesar recorded this. Strabo recorded this. Diodorus Siculus recorded this. Three independent sources. Caesar himself wrote that Britain was the origin of Druidism 🇬🇧 Training took up to twenty years. Medicine. Law. Astronomy. Philosophy. History. The size of the cosmos. ⭐ All of it memorised. Not one word written down. On the sixth day of the moon a Druid in white climbed an oak tree with a golden sickle and cut the mistletoe. Others caught it in white cloth below. It must never touch the ground. They called it the all-healing. 🌿 They believed the soul was immortal. After death it passed from one body to the next. The fear of death was cast aside. 💀 Once a year they marked the barrier between the living and the dead. October the thirty-first. 🎃 Every fire across Britain was extinguished. The Arch-Druid climbed a sacred hill in gold robes and lit a single new fire. They burned the bones of animals in it. The bone-fire. 🔥 We call it a bonfire now. People dressed as monsters to hide from the spirits of the dead. We call it Halloween. The Druids invented Halloween. 👻 In 60AD Rome came for them. Flat-bottomed boats crossed the Menai Strait. The cavalry swam alongside their horses. On the opposite shore women in black robes brandished torches. Druids with their hands raised to heaven. Screaming curses. Tacitus wrote that the Roman soldiers, hardened legionaries, were frozen with terror. 😨 They stood motionless. Shields not raised. Exposed to wounds. Their commanders had to shout at them to remember they were soldiers. They crossed. They massacred. They cut down the sacred groves. And Britain went silent. 🌑 No buildings. No inscriptions. No graves. Their temples were forest clearings. Everything we know about them comes from the people who destroyed them. And yet. 🌳 Halloween. The word bonfire. The oak groves they called sacred still stand. Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧 Your support goes straight into educating fellow Britons on the history they were never taught. Be part of us: proudofus.co.uk/support

It only took the Labour government 21 months.

@StellarArtoisGB Time doesn't need space or matter to exist, does it?

An Atheist asks a Christian where god comes from! What a mic drop moment !

@tidocine @DailyNoud Surely it would be OnlyXXX

@DailyNoud Shit about to be OnlyX

BREAKING: Elon Musk has expressed interest in purchasing OnlyFans and shutting down the company: “Yeah, I’ll do it. I don’t see why not.”

@War_Radar2 So they'll be there when they're not needed, about right.

BREAKING: 🇫🇷🇺🇸🇮🇷 French President Macron says France will never join operations to reopen the Strait of Hormuz — “We are not party to the conflict.” France adds it will prepare to escort vessels once hostilities end, signaling a cautious stance amid rising regional tensions. Source: Reuters

They told you this country has nothing to be proud of. They were wrong. 🇬🇧 2,300 years ago, Greek explorer Pytheas of Massalia sailed to these islands. He found Cornish tin miners already trading with the ancient world, and Stonehenge, built before the pyramids of Giza. He named us Pretannike. The Painted Isles. Britain. That's a snippet of who we were. Here is what we built: 🍎 Isaac Newton, a farmer's son from Lincolnshire, gave us the laws of the universe. ⚡ Michael Faraday, a blacksmith's son from Surrey, made electricity usable. 💉 Edward Jenner, a country doctor from Gloucestershire, gave the world vaccination. 🧫 Alexander Fleming discovered Penicillin, saving over 200 million lives. 💻 Alan Turing broke the Enigma code at Bletchley Park. 🚂 Charles Babbage & George Stephenson pioneered the computer and the railway. 🌐 Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web. He could have patented it and become the richest person alive. He gave it away for free. We are the ordinary people who forced the most powerful empire on Earth to end slavery. Not once, but twice: 📜 The Slave Trade Act 1807 📜 The Slavery Abolition Act 1833 Then, we sent the Royal Navy to enforce it globally. The West Africa Squadron patrolled for 60 years. They captured 1,600 slave ships and freed 150,000 people. 7,000 British sailors died doing it. Nobody asked them to. No other nation joined them. They did it anyway.🇬🇧🫡 That's a snippet of what we chose to do. Here is what we gave the world: ⚖️ Magna Carta (1215) & Habeas Corpus 🏛️ Parliamentary Democracy 🌍 Common Law, now used by 80 countries and 3 billion people 🤝 The Commonwealth. 56 nations. They weren't forced to stay. They chose to join. We are on a mission to bring back our glorious history. Not to pretend we never did wrong, but to show the enormous amount of right. Every fact verifiable. Every claim true. We are Britain. We are mighty. Every video we make is funded by people who believe our history is worth saving. Stand with us: proudofus.co.uk/support Be part of us. Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧

🇬🇧 Britain invaded Brazilian waters. Opened fire on Brazilian ships. Destroyed them. And nobody talks about why. In 1807, Britain abolished the slave trade. In 1833, it abolished slavery itself. But Brazil didn't stop. By the 1840s, Brazil was the largest slave-trading nation on Earth. Fifty thousand people a year. Taken from Africa in chains. Shipped across the Atlantic. Sold. Britain had been trying to stop this for decades. The Royal Navy's West Africa Squadron had been patrolling the African coast since 1808, intercepting slave ships of every nationality. In 1826, Britain signed a treaty with Brazil committing them to end the trade within three years. Brazil passed a law in 1831 technically banning it. They called it "lei para ingles ver." A law for the English to see. They never enforced it. The trade got worse. Not better. So in 1845, Foreign Secretary Lord Aberdeen, the 4th Earl of Aberdeen, drafted a law. The Aberdeen Act. Formally the Slave Trade Suppression Act. It said one thing: Brazilian slave ships would be treated as pirates. The Royal Navy could seize them on the open sea. Inside Brazilian harbours. Inside Brazilian ports. This was a direct violation of Brazilian sovereignty and Brazil knew it. They protested. Britain didn't care. British warships entered Brazilian waters. Rear Admiral Barrington Reynolds led operations directly into the ports of Paranagua, Santos, and Rio de Janeiro. They captured slave ships. Found hundreds of people chained below deck. And freed them. The numbers tell the story. In 1849, approximately 54,000 enslaved Africans arrived in Brazil. In 1850, it dropped to 23,000. In 1851, fewer than 3,300. By 1852, effectively zero. On 4 September 1850, Brazil passed the Lei Eusebio de Queiros. Named after Justice Minister Eusebio de Queiros. This time it was real. This time it was enforced. The transatlantic slave trade to Brazil was over. Over the course of its entire operation, the West Africa Squadron freed approximately 150,000 enslaved people and captured around 1,600 slave ships. Not by diplomacy. Diplomacy had been tried for decades and failed. By a navy that refused to look away. They tell you Britain was the villain. This time, it was the hero. Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧

How about turnstile type barriers in polling stations - literally one in, one out? And CCTV checking it's adhered to?