@number_pizza111 try thinking about states that have lasted longer than 150 years.... England and france are prime examples.
English
Muchocheeso
27.2K posts
Muchocheeso
@muchocheeso
"We must burn the books Montag"
Katılım Mart 2018
1.3K Takip Edilen424 Takipçiler
It’s pretty weird Italy never developed single city syndrome.
They’ve been unified for 150 years but we don’t see one breakaway city slowly sucking in all the economic activity and talent like France, the UK, Mexico, South Korea, Japan, Austria, and many others.
English
Economist Mariana Mazzucato says Brexit led to businesses leaving the UK, shrank market opportunities and damaged investment.
She tells The Fourcast that Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson have still not been held accountable for what she calls one of the country's biggest economic mistakes.
Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson have both denied lying to the public.
English
Seeing all of these queues at airports that British passport holders have to go through, it really boggles the mind why the UK voted to leave the European Union. It makes no sense whatsoever.
English
You know you’re really old when you read Bob Monkhouse would be 98 today.
English
Yes we're to blame for your beloved bloc being unable to design a border system effectively 🤣
@barcodemark@barcodemark1
Thanks Brexiters. Palma airport yesterday.
English
English
@RestoreBritain @RupertLowe10 This is being advertised by Stretford Job Centre, Trafford. Greater Manchester.
English
Advertising a job, Trafford Centre for REFUGEES ONLY applicants @RestoreBritain @RupertLowe10
English
It is possible to take the view that climate change is a significant problem,
- but not worth spending $275 trillion on.
That is not "denialism".
It seems to be a concept that many mainstream scientists, journalists and politicians struggle to understand.
Peter Clack@PeterDClack
Not 1°C of warming has been reduced. Not one life was saved. Not 1 ppm of CO₂ has been avoided. The total climate price tag by 2050 will be $275 trillion—amounting to $9.2 trillion every single year (McKinsey, 2022). That staggering total is roughly 2.5 times the entire annual GDP of the world. Not one life has been saved from a changing climate that could have been better protected by leaving cheap, reliable, traditional energy in place. This is the ultimate belief gap, and it's staggering. While the UN chased a global wealth redistribution bonanza, the cost to our future has been colossal. Imagine a world we could have built if that capital hadn't been poured into a failed ideology. The UN wealth redistribution scheme didn't save the planet, it funded a new, fabulously wealthy, bureaucratic class. Reality is finally calling in the debt.
English
@PubMaverik was that meant to be a street..... looks hazardous for cyclists
English
The UN is in MAJOR TROUBLE.
They are due to RUN OUT of money by August as they are facing an imminent "financial collapse".
Heating is turned down, lights are off in corridors and elevators shut down to save money.
What will happen?
petersweden.org/p/un-to-run-ou…
English
Labour set to introduce their nastiest policy yet. It's the "Nice Pub Tax" Any lovely country pub like the Kingswood Arms near me pays higher taxes simply for being a wonderful place to eat and drink in middle England. Economic moron @RachelReeves has hit a new low in class envy
English
@visitnorthyork without a doubt, you'd just snack on dinner and tea.
English
Be completely honest...
Could you eat all of this for breakfast? 🍳
Yorkshire and The Humber, England 🇬🇧 English
Steak 'n Shake started rolling out a new soda machine QR system
When you make an order, you are given a QR code to scan at the machine. You’ll only be allowed to fill for the exact amount of ounces you purchased
People were reportedly buying small drinks but filling large cups and taking extra refills without paying
I ran the numbers, for a medium fountain soda the product cost alone, meaning syrup + carbonated water/CO2, to the restaurant is roughly $0.20
This means if you do the math, fast food places are often marking it up 800–1,100%+
This makes fountain soda one of the most profitable items
They’re making it up 1,100% but can’t let you have a refill…..
English
@AndrewHWestern he wasn't in government.... so aim your shot elsewhere
English
Nasty Nige forgets it was his Brexit that created the small boats problem.
Now he wants to feast on it as an issue for votes.
It’s like the arsonist complaining about the heat from the flames.
We need quicker processing, support for genuine refugees, and a swift return for those who have no right to be here so that they can get on with their lives and we can focus support on those who need our help.
And that’s what this @UKLabour government is delivering.
Nigel Farage MP@Nigel_Farage
Andy Burnham is for them, not for you. Vote Reform in Makerfield.
English
Overturned vehicles. Fires in the streets.
Paris looks like something out of a dystopian movie today.
How did Europe get here?
English
EU bans single-use plastic packets for ketchup and other condiments, customers will have to use shared bottles or refillable dispensers
English
I could never really be friends with or spend any personal time with someone who doesn't immediately know the answer to this question. Sorry, but there it is. Not negotiable.
English
Remember the old days when we were part of Europe . . . before the Brexit liars won out . . . but then as we queue the economy crumbles as a result too . Lesson - don’t believe their lies ! bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
English