Tom Pride1648
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31e jour de guerre :
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La République islamique n’est plus qu’une structure fantomatique. Les Gardiens de la Révolution ont perdu une large part de leur commandement comme de leur arsenal de missiles. La marine est à la dérive, l’aviation clouée au sol. Le ciel de l’Iran est grand ouvert.
Tout cela touche à sa fin. La RII ne sera bientôt plus qu’un souvenir sombre.
Quant à ceux, en France, qui ont soutenu ces criminels contre l’humanité, le moment viendra où leurs visages devront répondre de leur complaisance. La honte, elle, ne s’effacera pas.
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@SBarrettBar The fear and dangerous consequence of loss of public control is the justification for quick, immediate and harsh justice when mobs run riot. Will Starmer demand similar justice to nip this in the bud like 2024? Or will it be 2011 again?
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The loss of control by the state is a *feature* of Corporate Socialism
It's not a bug. It was entirely predictable
And it will get worse until either we fix it, or a dictator comes.
Daily Mail@DailyMail
Fears mob chaos will spread to other towns and cities as feral youths run riot in London and Birmingham during Easter holiday 'linkups' trib.al/LDBSxFC
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@lukejcr The road to hell is paved with good intent. But then you and your fellow colleagues of regulators, political scientists and do gooders will simply never understand. Weep for Denby Potteries and all the other firms you are putting out of business. x.com/christopherhop…
Christopher Hope📝@christopherhope
This is an astonishing fact from today’s Sunday Times. At least 224 out of 257 new Labour MPs elected in July 2024 came from either charities or communications/lobbying agencies, or were formerly “political employees”. It explains so much about Labour backbenchers’ priorities.
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Farage wants to cut young people’s pay.
Labour thinks otherwise.
That’s why the minimum wage goes up today under our watch.
🦕 Dinosaurs vs doers. 🌹
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@_BrianMankin_ @SBarrettBar An Absolute Parliament which can take away our liberties and enslave us? Charles I thought he had Absolute God given powers. I wonder if we are approaching the point where this is put to the test again. Jury trials.
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@SBarrettBar I think you're wrong on this @SBarrettBar. I may be wrong, but so far as I am aware, there is no constitutional bar to prevent a Labour decison to rejoin. But also there is no bar to prevent a future government from leaving again. Parliamentary sovereignty defeats all obstacles.
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He can't take us back inside the EU without a Referendum
That is constitutionally settled.
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@JeremyNLowe62 @SBarrettBar @rec777777 On past experience the Rejoiners ignore it or demand best of three.
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@SBarrettBar @rec777777 And if 48% vote Rejoin and 52% vote Stay Out, what happens then?
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NEW Larry the Cat has just killed and eaten a mouse feet from the door of 10 Downing St during the Prime Minister’s press conference.
The mouse was killed in the courtyard of the Foreign Office, dragged across the street and consumed by Larry on the grass next to Number 10’s door. We have the film.
This is not an April Fool. It is the first time this has happened in my long hours standing outside 10 Downing Street. Here is Larry moments before the mouse killing.
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@Sintonic3 @peterkyle Even sadder is Denby Potteries going into administration yesterday. That follows Moorcroft Pottery last year. High energy costs. No doubt the know nothing do gooders will say they mean well but that excuse is so tired.
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Christopher Hope📝@christopherhope
This is an astonishing fact from today’s Sunday Times. At least 224 out of 257 new Labour MPs elected in July 2024 came from either charities or communications/lobbying agencies, or were formerly “political employees”. It explains so much about Labour backbenchers’ priorities.
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@peterkyle Perfect timing, Kyle. Your socialist agenda is destroying jobs! Just this am William Hill shuts 200+ stores & Topps Tiles announces explicitly that duwe toy your government anti-business agenda, they';re shutting 23 stores. Bravo!
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Morning from Westminster!
From today, the National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage are rising.
We’re cutting energy bills by an average of £117 a year.
And we’re freezing prescription prices.
We’re putting more money in your pocket.
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Why were the police investigating legal social media posts?
Home Office@ukhomeoffice
Police time will no longer be wasted investigating legal social media posts, freeing up officers to patrol the streets and tackle real crime. By scrapping Non‑Crime Hate Incidents, we are balancing the protection of vulnerable communities while respecting free speech.
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@DrChrisParry Memories of The Channel Dash. But then at least some brave men did take action.
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Well - if he won’t stop the boats, he certainly won’t stop the ships.
GB News@GBNEWS
More than 25 sanctioned Russian ships passed through Channel despite Keir Starmer's crackdown threat gbnews.com/news/russian-s…
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@RoryStewartUK @JohnCleese The wonder is that you can think of posting this remark without realising your reasoning would be exposed and torn to shreds by the replies.
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.@JohnCleese - What would Christian “culture” look like if you represented it with 1 Sam 15:3 Josh 6:21 Deut 7:1 Deut 20:16–18 Ex 17 - Deut 25 Psalm 137:9 etc? How about actually meeting some Muslims and listening to them instead of demonising a religion you know very little about with selective quotations…
John Cleese@JohnCleese
This is complete nonsense To criticise a culture whose holy book advocates the killing of all the people they disagree with...is not racist It's culturalist And this criticism seems wholly justifiable to me Oh ! There's the door bell. Must be the police...
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@BruceUnfiltered There actually was a real incident like this. Not green apples but edible pine nuts. Chinese producers had been mixing a cheap poisonous/ inedible variety (pinus armandii) in with the edible nuts. They caused very unpleasant pine mouth syndrome. The EU banned imports of the nuts.
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Konstantin Kisin used an apple analogy to explain concerns around illegal immigration and border control in simple terms. The argument focuses on how governments handle unlawful entry, public consent, national borders and immigration enforcement. The debate links to wider questions about asylum policy, migration pressure and state authority in the UK and Europe.
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@BurnsideWasTosh @NewStatesman @HousewifePolish Is it just me who thinks he looks more and more like Stephen Hawking by the day??
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The anti-Muslim sentiment sweeping across the UK and Europe is "basically racism" says Rory Stewart
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@StealthQE4 @rpraj1981 The prospect of a bonus can work miracles.
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Why is the market up today when you see what a clown show Iran has become?
How can you have any confidence on what the game plan is?
Serious question
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@SBarrettBar Hopefully this means we won't have to stick Mauritius and the Seychelles, Sri Lanka and the Maldives, Singapore and Malaysia, India and Pakistan and Bangladesh, back together. Small mercies.
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The Chagos Islanders have the right of self determination
That means they get to decide what happens to them
Not Keir Starmer and his cronies.
Guido Fawkes@GuidoFawkes
BREAKING: Chagossians Win Right to Remain on Chagos order-order.com/2026/03/31/bre…
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This could possibly be the most important chart to watch in 2026… while the EIA forecasts can (and do) change, if this projection was even half right, we would have a very different set of macro and market outcomes to those contained in many mainstream 2026 forecast documents.
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I know a few people who work for the British bullshit propaganda machine. They tell me there’s a very few reasons you will lose your job at the @bbc
A very few…
The Sun@TheSun
Tuesday's front page: Mills crisis for BBC thesun.co.uk/news/38677956/…
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@JohnCleese It is not just advisors.
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Christopher Hope📝@christopherhope
This is an astonishing fact from today’s Sunday Times. At least 224 out of 257 new Labour MPs elected in July 2024 came from either charities or communications/lobbying agencies, or were formerly “political employees”. It explains so much about Labour backbenchers’ priorities.
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Another main problem is the poor quality of Labour advisors
I would put this one in charge of a candy store
Robbie@Robbie_Reasons
Former Labour Adviser Scarlett MccGwire. Do you agree with her. Would you get rid of your dogs to make muslims feel more welcome?
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