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Blairgowrie, Perthshire, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Blairgowrie is a market town in Perthshire that sits on the banks of the River Ericht. Attractive buildings line the streets along with a good mix of independent shops, and rolling hills that stretch out in every direction. The town has been known as Scotland’s berry capital for over 100 years. Soft fruit farming - especially raspberries and strawberries - has been the backbone of the area for generations and the fields around the town still pull in pickers every summer. A short walk from the centre takes you to Cargill’s Leap on the River Ericht, where the Covenanter Donald Cargill made a jump across a narrow gorge in 1679 to escape government troops. The river itself runs through dramatic rocky stretches and gives some great room for exploring along its banks.

Voilà ce qu’il nous faut ! Pour une remigration rapide, propre et stylé.

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Make sure you get out and vote for the people's priorities tomorrow.

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The image of that child in his truck will haunt me for the rest of my life. Throw the beast to the public. Let us finish him!

@sfosagaji @AirNavRadar

@AirNavRadar The roads are so bad over there. Truck must've hit a famous NJ bump and got airborne causing the accident.

A United Airlines aircraft struck a bakery truck while landing at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey. United flight #UA169, operated by a Boeing 767-400, from Venice to Newark, was arriving when the incident occurred. The truck, owned by H&S Bakery, was traveling from Baltimore to New Jersey at the time of the collision. According to Chuck Paterakis, SVP of Transportation & Logistics at H&S Bakery, the driver sustained minor injuries. “Our maintenance team is evaluating damage to the aircraft, and we will investigate how this occurred,” a United spokesperson said Flight data: airnavradar.go.link/lvhxj Video source: Collin Rugg #Aviation #UnitedAirlines #BreakingNews

How did you break his shield of invincibility @Glinner and sneak a reply under the wire?

Local elections soon.

The Times has revealed that Zack Polanski lied twice. He falsely claimed to be British Red Cross spokesman. He also told clients that he was a full member of the National Council of Hypnotherapy when in fact he wasn’t. Everything about him just screams massive fraud.

🚨BREAKING: 🇸🇰 This is HUGE! Slovakia STOPS All Support for Ukraine. "I refused to support the $90 billion military credit to Ukraine. Slovakia will NOT participate in any other loan for Ukraine."

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Fingals cave, Isle of Staffa, Scotland

🚨🇷🇴 BREAKING: ROMANIA GOV COLLAPSES PM Bolojan OUT after no confidence vote, 281 MPs backed it 10 months of “pro-Europeans” = MORE TAXES, WAR TALK, POVERTY Parliament pulled the plug THE PEOPLE SPOKE

Jordan Peterson on Orwell’s “The Road to Wigan Pier” hit hard. He pointed out that many intellectual socialists of that era didn’t actually seem to like the poor very much — they mostly hated the rich. It was driven by resentment: a desire to tear down any hierarchy because they weren’t at the top, combined with forcing every issue through a single, narrow lens. Peterson called it resentful and uninformed. This pattern feels timeless. When criticism of the powerful comes from pure envy rather than genuine care for those below, it rarely leads anywhere good. Understanding the difference between resentment and real principle helps us see through a lot of modern political noise. Not every call for “equality” is actually about helping people — sometimes it’s just about pulling others down. Have you noticed this resentment-driven dynamic in today’s debates?

We beat the Nazi party just to become a gay retarded version of it

This is stage that I'm at now in my life! youtu.be/SECVGN4Bsgg?si…

NHS SPENT MILLIONS SILENCING SIX DOCTORS. EVERY SINGLE ONE WAS RIGHT Private Eye @PrivateEyeNews called them the Super Sextet. Six doctors and executives who saw dangerous things happening in NHS hospitals, raised the alarm, and were systematically destroyed for it. Not one of them was wrong. Every single concern turned out to be valid. Dr Kim Holt @drkimholt warned Great Ormond Street Hospital that the child protection clinic in Haringey was dangerously understaffed and missing patient records. Management put her on special leave for four years. Baby Peter Connelly died. The trust spent £286,000 on consultants to investigate itself and found no management failings. Then it offered Holt £120,000 to sign a super-gag and disappear. She refused. Steve Bolsin, cardiac anaesthetist at Bristol Royal Infirmary, spent six years documenting that children were dying at an entirely avoidable rate during heart surgery. He raised it internally. He raised it with the Department of Health. He was told to keep his head down. Between 30 and 35 children died unnecessarily. Bolsin was described at a European surgeons conference as the most hated anaesthetist in Europe. He left the UK in 1995 and never came back. Ash Pawade turned around a catastrophic children's heart surgery unit in Bristol. When a baby died after an overworked perfusionist made a drug error caused by NHS staffing cuts, Pawade backed his colleague and called management to account. He was ordered to apologise for impugning the trust's legal team. He left the NHS without any recognition. Dr Raj Mattu, a world-renowned cardiologist in Coventry, watched a patient die because five beds had been crammed into a ward designed for four, leaving three beds with no access to oxygen or suction. He reported it. A senior manager responded by saying he wanted Mattu off the road completely. Mattu was suspended for six years, then sacked. The trust spent over £14 million of public money trying to discredit him. He was eventually awarded £1.22 million. The CEO who oversaw the campaign against him was given a CBE. Gary Walker was brought in to turn around United Lincolnshire Hospitals Trust after seven CEOs in six years. He balanced the books and hit the targets. When a winter surge led clinicians to warn that patient lives were at risk, Walker wrote to his Strategic Health Authority. The SHA's chief executive emailed back: you need to meet targets whatever the demand. Walker was sacked in 2010 for gross misconduct. The gross misconduct was using the f-word nine times in three meetings over two years, not directed at anyone in particular. Dr Peter Wilmshurst, consultant cardiologist at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, spent 30 years reporting research fraud, confronting pharmaceutical companies, and taking on anyone who put profit above patient safety. He was sued for libel three times by a US medical device company after accurately reporting that their product did not work. The legal battle nearly cost him his home. The same playbook runs across all of them: suspend the whistleblower, bury them in vexatious complaints, pay management consultants to clear management, offer a gag clause, and wait for the person to break. @NHS spent millions silencing these six people. Not one manager faced meaningful consequences for any of it. Source: Shoot the Messenger, Private Eye @PrivateEyeNews Special Report by Dr Phil Hammond @drphilhammond and Andrew Bousfield