Susan Turner

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Susan Turner

Susan Turner

@Teus56

If you would like to follow me, that would be lovely & you would be most welcome, but I am not very interesting so please don't expect too much.

Somewhere cold, wet & grey Katılım Mayıs 2011
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Francesco 🇮🇹
Remember Natalie Shotter, a 37-year-old English mother of three. After a night out, she was heading home through Southall Park in London when she passed out on a bench. There she crossed paths with Somali immigrant Mohamed Iidow. The stranger brutally attacked her while she was unconscious, he raped her repeatedly, forcing his penis into her mouth again and again, suffocating her until she suffered cardiac arrest. Natalie died after hours of sexual violence. The jurors cried while watching the footage in court. Mohamed Iidow was later convicted of rape and manslaughter and sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 10 years and 8 months.
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Rather odd that the supposedly conservative Spectator magazine chose a middle-class white woman - the demographic which is, statistically, the least likely to shoplift - for their front cover image here.
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Maggie Jones ⚡️
Maggie Jones ⚡️@MJRabble_Rouser·
It amazes me that a lot of people are still living like it’s the early 2000s or something. Totally unbothered by the foreign hordes, planning holidays, talking about their pensions / plans for the future. Blissfully unaware of actual reality and the impending collapse / chaos.
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Not your average grandpa 🇬🇧
PLEASE SHARE FAR AND WIDE. LET'S GET STEVEN FOUND AND HOME SAFE WITH HIS FAMILY 🙏 🚨 BEACON ALERT | MISSING VETERAN 🚨 Steven Cunningham, 63, is missing from the Willenhall area with serious concerns for his welfare. He went missing last night (24/05) while believed to be in a vulnerable state of mind. Steven was last seen wearing grey trousers and a khaki t-shirt, carrying a Jack Wolfskin backpack with a yellow logo. He has no phone, no wallet, no keys and no money, and is believed to be on foot. If you see Steven, please call Walsall Police on 999 immediately quoting log 1322 of 25 May. Please share this post widely across Willenhall, Walsall, Wolverhampton and surrounding areas to help bring Steven home safely. #BeaconAlert #MissingPerson #Walsall #Willenhall #Wolverhampton
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Higgy@higgyboson·
I posted this during the week but I'm doing it again because it's absolutely staggering. @AngelaRayner can claim £40,000 in direct office expenses and a further £240,000 for "staff costs" etc. She's also been gifted another quarter of a million quid from "supporters" to cover even more "office expenses". In total it comes to over £500,000 per year. Or £10,000 PER WEEK. FOR OFFICE EXPENSES. A UK pensioner is expected to survive on just £12,500 PER YEAR. That's just 9 days worth of Angela Rayners "office expenses". Are you OK with that?
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Rosie P 🦇 🦎 🕷️ 🦭 🐌 🍃🌳🚲💧
Until you have looked at the Development Consent Order for 400kv pylons construction you have no idea of the carnage. This is the village where I grew up. Not only will it be ruined, views wise, and lose loads of trees, but they are incredibly close to the village and 50m high. The church is 30m. Look at the construction swathe and weep. We do have a crowdfunder (the campaign spans 180km and three counties) and we are at the Examination in public of the DCO phase so need lawyers and other experts: crowdfunder.co.uk/p/legal-fees-f…
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Sama Hoole
Sama Hoole@SamaHoole·
Civil servant: We're modelling a 9% reduction in farmland used for food production by 2050. The biggest hit lands on livestock grazing. Farmer: How are you replacing the protein? Civil servant: A mix of alternative proteins and imports. Farmer: Imports from where? Civil servant: Brazil, primarily. Some from Argentina. Farmer: Same animals? Civil servant: Yes, beef cattle. Farmer: Raised on what? Civil servant: Pasture and feed, similar to ours. Farmer: Cleared from what? Civil servant: Farmer: Civil servant: We're working on supply chain standards. Farmer: I'm sure you are.
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Will Solfiac
Will Solfiac@willsolfiac·
Doing some reading into the attempts to pretend that current levels of immigration are nothing new. This bizarre BBC educational resource keeps referring to 'mass immigration' in the 19th century. The whole point of the idea of 'mass immigration' is that it's historically unprecedented, which it is. Using this term anachronistically is a clear attempt to mislead. None of the examples they give are examples of mass immigration. Several are not even examples of immigration at all!
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Talk@TalkTV·
Footage obtained by Talk shows a bus full of migrants being followed, but not stopped, by French Police. "I don't know how much more evidence do we need to give the Home Office that the French Police are no doing their jobs? "This is a NATIONAL EMERGENCY!" @IsabelOakeshott
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The Nowhere Photographer
The Nowhere Photographer@thenowherephoto·
This was my experience from Wissant beach in France on Friday afternoon French police threatened me with arrest for photography after watching a man throw a rock at me and openly say he was going to kill me They are complicit in the invasion of the uk
Talk@TalkTV

Footage exclusively obtained by Talk shows migrants confronting a photographer trying to film them on the coast. "We see the migrant try to clutch a rock to throw it at the photographer - this is DISGRACEFUL!" @IsabelOakeshott

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Bernie
Bernie@Artemisfornow·
More utter shambles from Labour. You can’t solve a housing shortage while importing the population of a major city every year. Brilliant 🤡
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Queen Natalie 👑
Queen Natalie 👑@TheNorfolkLion·
This guy had his bike stolen and traced it down to a house. The bike’s been there for over 12 hours, but listen to how the police acted and the attitude! They say they can’t do anything because the back gate is open and there’s no other evidence. He then argues with the man, who clearly just wants justice for his stolen bike. The British police are an absolute joke.
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Evelina Hahne
Evelina Hahne@EvelinaHahne·
Sweden’s “Silicon Valley”, Kista, which is very close to where I grew up, is becoming a ghost town. All the companies are leaving, now even one of Sweden’s biggest: Ericsson. Why? The area is flooded with immigrants, which has made it unsafe. It was already like this when I was a child. If you visit the mall in the area, there’s not a Swede in sight. I actually went back there not so long ago, and this is a picture from that very same mall:
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Oaks And Lions 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
Rabbits have lived in England for nearly 1,000 years. Introduced by the Normans after 1066, the European rabbit became so established that it now feels inseparable from the English countryside. Today, from hedgerows and village greens to coastal dunes and ancient woodland edges, rabbits remain one of England’s most familiar wild animals. A few fascinating facts about the European rabbit: • Rabbits live in complex underground tunnel systems called warrens. • A rabbit can rotate its ears almost 270 degrees. • They can run at speeds of up to 35 mph. • Their teeth never stop growing. • Medieval rabbit warrens were once so valuable they were protected like property. Rabbits have also left a deep mark on English culture and folklore. They appear in everything from medieval manuscripts and Beatrix Potter stories to harvest superstitions, pub signs and countryside sayings. Few sights feel more like an English summer evening than rabbits grazing beside hedgerows as the light begins to fade. Follow @oaksandlions for more posts about English wildlife. #England #EnglishCountryside #EnglishWildlife #EnglishHeritage #RuralEngland
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RAW EGG NATIONALIST
RAW EGG NATIONALIST@Babygravy9·
At this stage, paying taxes in a nation like Britain and knowing where your hard-earned cash actually goes has to be one of the most radicalising experiences there are.
HJB News@HJB_News__

Unemployed Hassan takes his wives to meet his new third wife. Hassan is taking advantage of Labours new benefits rules to men with multiple wives. Recognised polygamous marriages from overseas get an extra £125.25 a week per additional wife.

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🙏🌧🌍@godblesstoto·
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