John Foot

@OPP_HSD Thank you.

This driver was stopped in Toronto for an equipment violation, the driver was also prohibited from driving as a result of an #ImpairedDriving conviction. Arrested and charged. #45DayVehicleImpound ^ks

@MartinKnight_ 2 weeks visited a Cuckoo Clock maker in the Black Forest on a Viking Cruise.

Bring back cuckoo clocks.

@konstructivizm The tilt is relative to what please? Earth? Sun? Thanks for an answer.

Here are the tilt angles of the rotation axes (the axis of rotation to the plane of the orbit - axial tilt or axial tilt/axial tilt) of the planets of the Solar System

@MartinKnight_ Good one!

Hope you get a break in your investigation.

@fakehistoryhunt Haha. Good one!

The evergreen classic;

This 1840 Italian king’s desk has more secret compartments than your X DMs have drama. Watch till the end… it gets ridiculous.

@robert_lyman @PeoplesMosquito @SarahLouMiller Born in1946 in and grew up in Hatfield. used to play in a small aeroplane graveyard.

What a pleasure to be at the Dehavilland Museum today with @PeoplesMosquito and @SarahLouMiller to talk about the 1944 Amiens Raid, the Wooden Wonder and the utterly hilarious and incomparable Flt Lt Colin Bell DFC. As he said, do buy his book, and help get a Mossie back into British skies!

@MartinKnight_ 😅

Queen Victoria named the Albert Hall after her beloved husband. I always thought she married some German geezer. (Albert Hall 1841)

WINDSOR POLICE NEWS RELEASE Windsor Police launches “Wanted in Windsor” offenders list The Windsor Police Service is launching a new public awareness campaign aimed at locating individuals wanted on outstanding warrants for serious criminal offences. Through the “Wanted in Windsor” campaign, the Windsor Police Service will spotlight 10 offenders currently evading arrest for crimes including attempted murder, assault, extortion, fraud, drug trafficking, and sexual assault. By bringing these cases into the public eye, investigators hope to generate new leads and accelerate efforts to bring these individuals to justice. “The message is clear: if you are wanted in Windsor, we will not stop until you are found and arrested,” said Acting Deputy Chief of Operations Ken Cribley. “By sharing information about these offenders, we’re keeping the public informed and giving anyone with knowledge of their whereabouts the chance to come forward. Every tip moves us one step closer to justice.” The campaign makes it easy for the public to assist safely. Each offender is featured with a photograph and key identifying information. Residents are strongly advised not to approach or confront any of these individuals. Instead, anyone with information should contact the Windsor Police Service directly or submit tips anonymously through Crime Stoppers. “Community engagement is a vital part of law enforcement,” said Superintendent of Investigations Paolo DiCarlo. “When residents see someone featured in the ‘Wanted in Windsor’ initiative and provide even small pieces of information, it can make a real difference in solving cases and holding offenders accountable.” The campaign will be promoted through the Windsor Police Service website, social media channels, and local media outlets to maximize public awareness. For more information and to view all 10 featured offenders, visit: windsorpolice.ca/newsroom/wanted

"People never lie so much as after a hunt, during a war, or before an election" —Otto von Bismarck

@uprising_1 The old Austro-Hungarian Empire built the BEST palaces!

The British anti war movement is on the streets marching against a war we’re not fighting and in support of a regime that butchered 40,000 of its people in 3 weeks, has an age of sexual consent of 9 and hangs gay men from cranes until long after they are dead.

@MartinKnight_ Did you apply?

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@MartinKnight_ A real conundrum.

Not forgetting the hit to the economy from the inevitable loss of trade.

@konstructivizm I wonder how long it took all of these people to die from cancer?

Robert J. Oppenheimer checks with Manhattan Project officials the site where the Trinity proyect went off, 1945

@WindsorPolice Thank you for keeping us safe.

Over the last four days, the Windsor Police Traffic Enforcement Unit issued 257 enforcement actions. Some highlights: - A 19-year-old male driver was stopped for travelling 91 km/hr in a 50 km/hr zone in the 1100 block of Lauzon Road. His vehicle was impounded for 14 days and licence suspended for 30 days, and he was charged with stunt driving. - A 63-year-old male driver was charged with failing to stop for a school bus and not wearing a seatbelt, and issued two fines totaling $600. - A 32-year-old male driver was stopped while watching music videos on a cellphone. He was charged with display screen visible to driver (a form of distracted driving) and issued a $500 fine. - A 62-year-old male driver was charged with driving with a suspended licence. His vehicle was impounded for seven days. Please respect speed limits, keep your eyes on the road, and make safe driving a priority.

It would be a FAB 105th birthday pressie for WW2 vet Colin Bell to get his memoir BLOODY DANGEROUS into bestseller list. So please buy it! rt for chance to win my PERSONAL pre-publication proof-copy which Colin will sign for you! Or join us on 11th March for a chat! Link below.

@konstructivizm Love to know what they were chatting about.

Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr ...

Love Steve!

The Windsor Police Service is asking for the public’s help to identify eight suspects in theft incidents. All eight suspects were seen leaving various retail locations in Windsor without paying for items. If you can identify any of the suspects, please contact Windsor & Essex County Crime Stoppers anonymously at 519-258-8477 (TIPS) or online at catchcrooks.com

@thomasm29284448 @MaxVillman Don't forget how he ran the Savak, secret police, protestors locked up and tortured. Supported by the CIA.

@MaxVillman These Canadian Iranians want the Shah's son back

As a fighter pilot this is my prediction: The US and Israel will have zero problems eliminating Iranian air defence. Now or very shortly they will be able to operate at high level directly over whatever place they want to. That means they can fly at subsonic speeds with high time on station. Using targeting pods and laser guided bombs to take out whatever targets they find. They can load their jets with massive amounts of fuel and a few bombs. This is not possible in a non-premissive environment. But shortly there will be no Iranian air defence left. Air to air refueling available not a long flight time away. The Iranian forces will have zero mobility outside of populated areas, unless using civilian vehicles (which they will). 24h from now the only opposition to regime change will be the willingness of the Iranian population to get out on the streets and tear down the regime. It will very shortly be entirely in the hands of the Iranian population whether or not they want freedom. The window of opportunity is now.