@crit_gen @_BoldPolitics Well in Zack's world, men are women, so it's fine.
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Ben
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@_BoldPolitics Bold of you not to include a woman in a discussion about women's health.
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This video is really quite something. And for Polanski to choose to post it... Bravery? Stupidity? I can't decide.
Bold Politics@_BoldPolitics
Dr Amir Khan on Bold Politics with Zack Polanski 👇
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@nickwallis There's a really great 'oh shit' moment on Jack's face. Love to see it.
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This is very funny.
Bold Politics@_BoldPolitics
Dr Amir Khan on Bold Politics with Zack Polanski 👇
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Ben retweetledi
A reminder of just a few of the tens of thousands of girls who also lost their lives during the protests over the last four years. Remembered here on international women’s day 2026. #IranIsraelUSAWar
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💥We’ve been granted permission to take a judicial review on Hampstead Ponds!
We were initially turned down for judicial review after the City Corporation tried to get away without having to defend the lawfulness of its policy.
Now the Court of Appeal has overturned that judgment, recognising that “expert charities” such as Sex Matters have standing to bring claims for judicial review and called the City of London’s arguments in defence of its “trans inclusive” policy “brief and unpersuasive”.
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@marycatedelvey @j4ppleby I'd imagine it wouldnt be too easy to do, but someone with the requistie computer smarts should track all the incels involved in gamergate and see where they ended up.
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That’s because they ARE those exact same incels
They’re not “trans girls” they’re loser men
pollen@qiixad
some of the tran girls on this platform genuinely give me the vibes of incels that thought being a girl would be easier
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Some very interesting and concerning analysis
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86
This C-RAM video from the US Embassy in Baghdad is extraordinary footage. American defensive technology shredding incoming Iranian-proxy ordnance at 4,500 rounds per minute to protect personnel under fire. It is also the most important food security signal on Earth that nobody has connected yet. Here is why this clip from Baghdad should concern every agricultural allocator alive. The United States is the only power with the naval capability to escort fertilizer vessels through the Strait of Hormuz and restore the molecular supply chain feeding half the planet. That same military is now simultaneously defending embassies, airbases, and personnel across Iraq from relentless Iranian-proxy drone and missile attacks. At least one C-RAM unit was disabled on March 14 when a precision strike hit its radar array. The system has an 80 to 90 percent historical intercept rate. That means 10 to 20 percent get through. This is not a sideshow. This is Iran’s strategy. Tehran cannot match American airpower. What it can do is stretch American resources across multiple fronts simultaneously. Every $10,000 drone launched at Baghdad is a resource allocation decision that pulls intelligence bandwidth, logistics coordination, and strategic attention away from the single mission that matters most for global food supply: getting commercial vessels safely through 21 miles of mined, uninsured water. The US Navy confirmed on March 12 it is not yet ready for Hormuz escorts. Germany refused to help today. Japan and Australia previously declined. Washington asked roughly seven countries for warships. Confirmed commitments as of tonight: zero. America is trying to solve this alone while its allies sit on the sidelines and Iran multiplies the fronts. One-third of global seaborne fertilizer trade passes through Hormuz per UNCTAD. Transit has collapsed 97 percent. Nearly 49 percent of traded urea is tied to conflict-exposed Gulf exporters. Bangladesh has shut five of six urea factories during rice season. India asked China for emergency urea. China banned phosphate exports through August. The $20 billion DFC reinsurance backstop, the largest peacetime maritime insurance intervention in a century, has zero confirmed fertilizer vessel utilization. Not because the program is flawed. Because financial instruments cannot substitute for the physical security that only a naval escort can provide, and that escort does not exist yet because the same military is being pulled in five directions at once by an adversary that understands exactly what it is doing. Iran has turned the Strait of Hormuz into a weapon aimed at the global food system. Not with a single dramatic strike. With patient, calculated strangulation. Mines that make the water uninsurable. Proxy drones that stretch American defenses. A new Supreme Leader who declared on March 12 that the blockade must continue. And a timeline calibrated to inflict maximum damage by colliding with the Northern Hemisphere spring planting window that no military operation can extend. The Corn Belt needs nitrogen by mid-April. India needs Kharif prep by May. Australia needs urea by June. Miss those windows and the yield loss is permanent. 318 million people were at crisis-level hunger before any of this started. The footage you are sharing shows American systems doing their job under fire. What it does not show is the cost. Every day the US spends defending forward positions is another day the fertilizer stays trapped, another day closer to the planting deadline, another harvest lost on the steep side of the quadratic yield curve where the world’s poorest farmers cannot absorb the blow. The planting window does not wait for the fronts to narrow. It is closing. Full analysis: open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
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Probably my favourite film. So much more convincing than most dystopias, because it's basically just a shabbier, nastier version of the then-present. I also love how it deals with the unavoidable religious overtones, in a story about the birth of a child that might save humanity.
Stephen Gibbons@Gibboanxious
Children of Men stands as Alfonso Cuarón's masterpiece. Perhaps you've already seen it, but if not, witnessing the escape from the farm scene is a must. It's impeccably realistic, diverging from the typical action movie style to depict events exactly as one might envision them unfolding in reality.
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BREAKING: Hamas urges Iran to stop 'targeting neighbouring' countries
🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/j4onxu?update=…
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@PoliticsJOE_UK Thanks for posting some good news in these dark times 👍👍👍
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I can't help but notice the high turnover in the Ayatollah industry. Tough gig.
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@jessicaleud8 @mralistairgreen You think? That's what I was thinikng, I think.
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Think it’s a real shame the new dinosaurs series on Netflix uses ai. Sure it’s cheaper this way but I can’t help but wonder what footage a camera crew could have got by filming these magnificent creatures up close in the wild if Netflix had stumped up the cash.
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This fucking guy. To think people are gonna vote in this clown for prime minister. Christ alive. People think things are bad with this labour government.
Nigel Farage MP@Nigel_Farage
The Bank of England is replacing Winston Churchill with a picture of a beaver on our bank notes. This is the definition of woke.
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@joncoupland @McDonalds I personally find I've become far less hot as I've gotten older so that tracks
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Is it just me or are @McDonalds Apple Pies not as hot as they used to be anymore?
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@benjochops We laugh, but that pile of old shite will probably have thousands of likes by the end of the day.
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Thank God for AI content like this. Before, I never knew Marilyn Monroe would have been called "Nathaniel B. Bone" if she were Chinese.
Sarahh@Sarahhuniverse
What if Marilyn Monroe was born in other countries? © history.rewrittenai (IG)
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