Variolation was the thing. Too late now.

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Variolation was the thing. Too late now.

Variolation was the thing. Too late now.

@VariolationT

Beware of the hard working but stupid quadrant of officers, they are very dangerous.

Wiltshire. Katılım Mart 2020
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The Observer
The Observer@ObserverUK·
Britain’s only way out of this mess is a shift to the centre, writes Philip Collins Voting intentions are split five ways, so politicians must plan for a coalition. Can anyone make space between the left and right? bit.ly/4bE9ElD
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Former SPD heartland.
Alan Chen@WagnerChape

@CilComLFC 🇩🇪 German Chancellor Scholz's conservative party narrowly wins the election Rhineland-Palatinate, but the right-wing AfD doubles its previous vote share, securing its best result in the state. ⚫️ CDU (center-right): 30.5% 🔴 SPD (center-left): 26.5% 🔵 AfD (right-wing): 20%

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Lomez
Lomez@L0m3z·
Hugely under acknowledged how negative it's been that 90% of the leftist commentariat all retreated to Bluesky or just left this place behind. What remains is a loose confederation of armed combatants with no one left to point their guns at but each other.
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Collingwood 🇬🇧
Collingwood 🇬🇧@admcollingwood·
We have a month or two before the consequences of the Iran war are felt in British politics. It means those who supported it, and the broader neoconservative Atlanticist agenda are discredited in a way that even I don't relish. Why? Winners will be the Greens, the Muslim independents, Corbyn's Hallo Clouds, Hello Sky Party, and the far left wing of the Labour Party. It will disembowel the populist right, who foolishly jumped aboard this lunatic train. It will bring forth the more extreme versions on the right in response. We had better hope that the USAF manages to degrade Iranian capacity or that Trump accepts a strategically and politically catastrophic L soon.
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@avidseries I'm not sure how many of them ever believed in free speech, they just didn't want social conservatives to censor them. Now that prospect has entirely disappeared, they've abandoned the concept entirely.
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Think Defence
Think Defence@thinkdefence·
There is a lot to consider with this. Many people on here, whose opinions are normally highly valuable, have turned into frothing loons with orange man bad blinkers.
Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼@DrewPavlou

I find it very difficult to assess the true state of the war against the Iranian regime because the entire intellectual opinion class suffers from Trump Derangement Syndrome and wishcast for a US defeat

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Skininho
Skininho@Skininho·
@AaronBastani It's been three weeks. THREE WEEKS. And in that incredibly short period of time, most of the Iranian offensive and defensive capability has been obliterated. The leadership, obliterated. Are you seriously saying Iran is going to win this fight? You're mad if so.
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Catherine Blaiklock
Catherine Blaiklock@blaiklockBP·
Bell Ribeiro-Addy MP, Chair of the Parliamentary group for African Reparations, wants Britain to give away £15–£20 trillion - another second-generation traitorous MP. 7 TIMES THE NATIONAL DEBT. £20,000,000,000,000 Nigeria alone sent a claim for £5 trillion. Soros is funding a campaign to bankrupt us. Do you want your constituents to starve? @BellRibeiroAddy
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Alonso Gurmendi
Alonso Gurmendi@Alonso_GD·
The Anglo Right has assumed pretty much the same attitudes towards Muslims that fascists had towards Jews 100 years ago. They are seen as disposable non-humans, to be blamed for every problem. To the point that they are killing them bc they are Muslim now:
asad abukhalil أسعد أبو خليل@asadabukhalil

The US ambassador in Beirut today stated that the US government asked the Israelis to “spare Christian villages” in South Lebanon.

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@Ofer_binshtok It generally comes down to the police, the army, the interior ministry, and state media. The police? I think we all know. The army is hard to tell, the upper and lower ranks may differ. The Home Office? Come on. The BBC/C4? Obviously not on our side. So it's looking bad.
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Ofer Binshtok - Kafir - עופר בינשטוק
If and when a war breaks out in the future between Muslims and non-Muslims on British soil, who will the internal security forces, the police, MI5, MI6, and the army stand with? Who will the King and the British government stand with?
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JUICE
JUICE@juice8882·
LIBTARDS. - HISTORY'S BIGGEST MORONS.
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The City Dissident
The ability of the British state successfully to manage an energy crisis is essentially nil. Everyone knows it. A country that mindlessly gave itself the world’s most expensive energy and deliberately made itself utterly dependent on imports, and thought it was so very righteous for doing so, is heading for a collision with reality. Reality will be the immovable brick wall against which the atrocious British state on its rickety bicycle collides at high speed.
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Maurice Cousins
Maurice Cousins@MDC12345678·
Miliband’s entire approach during this war rests on a simple but very dangerous gamble: run down the existing energy system and trust the replacement will catch up in time (it won’t). This goes well beyond the need to tackle climate change. That's not what really motivates him. He genuinely believes a renewables-based energy system will produce a more equal and just society. What critics see as the inherent downsides of the technologies he is pushing, he sees as catalysts for radically reshaping how we live, work and produce. That is the clear message from his book “Go Big”. He isn’t a “revolutionary defeatist” in the strict Leninist sense. But the logic is very similar: if renewables cannot outcompete fossil fuels on normal terms, then periods of real crisis for oil and gas become an opportunity to tilt the balance. Constraining domestic fossil fuel supply in those moments weakens the incumbent system. He will be calculating that it builds political momentum for the rapids replacement of fossil fuels. He thinks this will work because he believes “getting off the roller coaster of international fossil fuel markets” is now the “common sense of the epoch” (let’s see if that is true when they start rationing petrol and the cost of living crisis is turbcharged). He knows that a short-term retreat may well ease political pressure, but it risks killing the “climate justice” agenda (a much bigger prize for him) for a generation - as happened in the 1970s.
Andrew Neil@afneil

ANDREW NEIL: We’re heading into what could be the greatest energy emergency ever with a bunch of clueless inadequates at the tiller mol.im/a/15665931

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