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Cat loving lazy person, likes bananas, disagrees with socialism at a molecular level

London เข้าร่วม Mayıs 2009
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Sama Hoole
Sama Hoole@SamaHoole·
Let's check in on Gerald, who is diverting food from starving children. 6:00am - Gerald ate grass. The grass grew on a 40-acre clay slope that has been permanent pasture since 1763 and cannot grow human food. The starving children situation was not affected by the grass. 7:30am - Gerald ate some hedge browsings. Hawthorn and field maple trimmings from the east boundary. Not on any nutrition label. Cannot be processed into human food. Gerald ate them. The hedge now needs less management. Gerald charged nothing. 10:00am - Gerald ate some brewers' grain. This is what is left after barley has been used to make beer. It is spent. The sugars are gone. The protein remains, but in a form that is nutritionally marginal for humans. The options for this material are: Gerald, biogas, or landfill. Gerald ate it and is turning it into beef. 12:00pm - Gerald ate silage. Silage is fermented grass. The grass came from the same field it always comes from. The field cannot grow crops. The silage cannot go to Ethiopia. Silage requires a rumen. 2:00pm - Gerald ate more grass. Gerald has now been eating things that cannot feed humans for eight consecutive hours. At no point today did Gerald intercept a food supply. At no point today did Gerald remove calories from the human food system. At every point today, Gerald was converting materials that are nutritionally useless to humans into beef, B12, zinc, iron, creatine, heme iron, and fat-soluble vitamins. The beef will go to the abattoir. The beef will go to the supermarket. The beef will go to families in Ledbury and Bristol and Wolverhampton. Gerald is the only system that connects these waste materials to human nutrition. Gerald does not know about Ethiopia. Gerald does not know about the global food system. Gerald is in the south corner. Gerald is converting the unconvertible. You're welcome.
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John Redwood
John Redwood@johnredwood·
How come five Border Force migrant rescue boats manage to provide 24 hour a day 7 days a week cover at sea whilst most of our naval ships currently stay in harbour or in dry dock leaving overseas bases unprotected?
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Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡
BREAKING: The Israeli Air Force struck over 50 ballistic missile storage and launch sites across northern and central Iran overnight, alongside IRGC headquarters in Tehran, the Intelligence Ministry headquarters, weapon depots, and air defence systems. Multiple waves. Dozens of fighter jets. The IDF says it continues to degrade Iranian military capabilities. Hours earlier, Iranian ballistic missiles carrying cluster submunitions hit Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan, and Kiryat Shmona. Sirens across central and northern Israel. Impacts confirmed in residential areas. Magen David Adom responding. The warheads dispersed dozens of 2 to 5 kilogram bomblets across civilian neighbourhoods after re-entry. Hold both operations simultaneously. That is what this war demands. The overnight Israeli strikes targeted the IRGC command node that coordinates missile launches, the intelligence centre that selects targets, the depots that store warheads, the air defences that protect launchers, and 50-plus sites where missiles are stored and fired. The target list reads as a sequential dismantlement of an integrated weapons system: command, intelligence, supply, protection, delivery. Each layer removed makes the next layer more vulnerable. The IDF has now destroyed approximately 330 of 470 launchers, reducing daily fire from 90 missiles on Day 1 to roughly 10 on Day 24. Netanyahu confirmed two more nuclear scientists eliminated “just days ago.” The Iranian strikes targeted residential areas in greater Tel Aviv and border communities in the north. Cluster munitions are area-effect weapons: they do not discriminate between a military compound and an apartment building. They scatter. The choice to use cluster warheads against urban areas produces a specific outcome: civilian damage across a wide footprint regardless of military presence. The 5-day power-plant pause holds. Neither side has struck electricity infrastructure since Trump’s announcement. Both sides understand what crossing that line means: desalination plants offline in the Gulf, hospital ventilators dark in Iran, water treatment systems collapsed across the region. The pause on power plants is the one threshold both sides have calculated they cannot survive crossing. Everything below that threshold is being prosecuted at maximum intensity. The scope of the overnight Israeli operation, 50-plus sites in a single cycle, tells you something about what remains of Iran’s offensive architecture. When a campaign can strike that many sites in one night, it means the air defence environment has been degraded to the point where dozens of fighter jets can operate over Iranian airspace with manageable risk. The IRGC built its missile programme over decades, investing in underground cities, mobile launchers, rail systems inside granite mountains, and dispersal across dozens of provinces. The IAF is compressing decades of construction into weeks of dismantlement. Iran has 140 launchers remaining. The production facilities that could build replacements are on the target list and being struck. The scientists who could design the next generation are being targeted. The command centres that coordinate employment are being flattened. What is left is a diminishing inventory aimed at civilian areas by an apparatus that is losing the infrastructure to sustain itself. The war is 24 days old. The pause is 1 day old. The pause covers one target category. The war covers everything else. And everything else is accelerating. Full analysis: shanakaanslemperera.substack.com
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Allison Pearson
Allison Pearson@AllisonPearson·
Most British Jews hate the BBC. They often cite it - especially @BBCr4today - as a reason for leaving the UK. Our “national” broadcaster has a pro-Palestine narrative and has stirred up grotesque antisemitism. We are living with the predictable and horrifying consequences.
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Ben Pile
Ben Pile@clim8resistance·
Cheap crap, made to extremely low standards, not fit for purpose, with almost instant buyer's remorse. The Labour government green agenda is just one gimmick after another. But at least you can take stuff from Lidl's middle aisle back for a full refund.
Michael Shanks MP@mgshanks

Imagine if in your weekly shop, you could pick up plug-in solar panels that help save on your energy bills? Well, in some parts of Europe you can do just that. We’re working with industry to bring plug-in solar to UK shops within months.

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John Redwood
John Redwood@johnredwood·
UK gas is four times the cost of US gas. There is no world price for gas by pipe. Domestic gas down a pipe is cheaper than imported liquefied gas. Why can’t BBC interviewers and government Ministers understand that?
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Navy Lookout
Navy Lookout@NavyLookout·
.@HMSDragon has now arrived in the Eastern Mediterranean and will begin operational integration into Cyprus's defences, alongside allies. (Library photo)
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Oaks And Lions 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧
Why does Britain drive on the left? As early as the Middle Ages, travellers kept to the left so their right hand, usually their sword hand, remained free. On isolated roads, this meant they were always prepared for defence or a quick response. By the 18th century, this habit was formalised. The Highway Act of 1773 encouraged keeping left, and it later became law. A practical custom, carried across centuries.
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Jean Hatchet
Jean Hatchet@JeanHatchet·
Is Wes Streeting for real? “Hey Jews. Sorry terrorists burnt your shit to the ground. We will buy you some new shit.” That’s not the fucking problem here @wesstreeting The problem is the burgeoning anti-Semistism your govt has allowed to happen by failing to act and instead focusing on “Islamophobia” and limiting our free speech to criticise Islam.
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Jim Osman
Jim Osman@EdgeCGroup·
Ladies and gentlemen… the UK’s national dish.
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AFP News Agency
The world has given Israel "a licence to torture Palestinians", a UN expert said, with life in the occupied territories "a continuum of physical and mental suffering". u.afp.com/SLjJ
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Melanie Phillips
Melanie Phillips@MelanieLatest·
This political menace joins forces with Islamists, vilifies Israel and Zionists with defamatory lies and incitement, his activists note names of those refusing to back boycott of Israel -- and now he claims to be "horrified" by the results of the poison he's helping pump into Britain.
Zack Polanski@ZackPolanski

Horrified by the antisemitic attack in our city. Antisemitism is vile and has no place here. Solidarity with the Jewish community in Golders Green - and with our communities across the country who will be feeling this today.

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