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@EliAfriatISR I would still prefer to see a free and democratic Iran friends with Israel. If he brings a stable transition then fine but it is fret with danger.

Reza Pahlavi: "Imagine a new Middle East where Iran is a friend of Israel". 🇮🇷🇮🇱 This man should rule Iran. A NEW FUTURE. A BETTER FUTURE.

@GSpier @MiglioriniDenis Good luck with the fight.

So pleased that people like Professor Denis Migliorini @MiglioriniDenis are leading the fight against solid tumors such as GBM / glioblastoma: he is an inspiration.

@GrahamCompton @redrumlisa There are now heat pumps that go inside, I am pretty sure I saw something on it last week. Not sure if they use air from outside or inside, inside would surely create a negative pressure like portable air-con does.

@redrumlisa Tell me you know nothing about heat pumps and solar without telling me you know nothing about heat pumps and solar. The heat pump doesn't go inside.

Unless you are buying a 5 bed detached on one of these developments for £750k plus not sure how those heat pumps will fit into the tiny new builds without limiting living space even more than they already do.

@EliAfriatISR Hi!

CAN YOU SEE ME? I've been getting a lot of hate and reports of truth being exposed in the last few days. If you still do, SAY Hi.

@AutoPap It is even worse in the flesh, absolutely horrible.

The committee who signed off the grill need their heads wobbled. Bet it lights up like a Christmas Tree too.

@BellaWallerstei Let's see what he has to say....the man obviously done well.

OK so consensus so far is my father is the one who should set up a substack

Pondering whether I can be bothered to set up a Substack. I suspect the only reader would be my father who would then reply with tediously long emails explaining arcane property tax

@RootofGoodBlog @steveonomics How would you know? 😀

@steveonomics 90% of Europe is still pretty fun as a poor American too! USD earnings spend nicely in Europe and they have nice castles and palaces

50 European cities mog both.

@GSpier @Ryandally08 Who votes for people that can lie so wholeheartedly and in such an obvious way?

@Ryandally08 He's a dhimmi

#BREAKING Anthony Albanese says he had a “incredibly reception” at Lakemba Mosque and “not a single person heckled” Before adding “contrary to what’s been suggested, nobody was rushed out” The video below completely contradicts Albo’s view. #Auspol

@GrahamCompton Someone voted less likely to move, I would like to hear that one explained.

If stamp duty were abolished, how would it affect your house buying decisions?

@EliAfriatISR I hope so, and soon. Democratic elections.

If the Islamic regime in Iran knew how many Mossad agents were currently operating on the ground there, they would have already surrendered.🇮🇷⌛️

@GrahamCompton @BrianSpanner1 I agree with the idea, but I hate this twisting shit that goes on with EVs v the rest.....a Range Rover is not a m3 rival. Maybe a 3 series. I love both EV and petrol/diesel....

@BrianSpanner1 The real issue is not whether it's an EV or not, it's the fascination with massive cars. Tesla Model 3 long range: 1,822kg Range Rover: 2,810 kg + fuel

Genius. Get out of dodge before you need to reinforce every property you own because electric cars add 30% to the load in each floor. Boss level move.

@GnDsville I think I owe Guy a great deal of thanks too. Reading his book was a massive part of my revention. Never met him despite living only a few kms from him.

Guy Spier quite literally saved my career. I graduated from Columbia Business School into the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, unable to find a job and unsure if I’d ever break into the world of value investing. By sheer luck, I recognized Guy at a conference from a photograph in an article I had just read in Time Magazine about his famous lunch with Warren Buffett. I walked up to him and handed over a folder with my resume, a generic cover letter, and three stock pitches. That folder led to an internship, guidance as I eventually landed my dream job and began my career, countless introductions, and—most importantly—an extraordinary friendship. In the linked article, Guy mentions the Hebrew word Hineni—“Here I am.” I’m reminded of another Jewish idea, articulated by Rabbi Eliyahu Dessler in his collected letters and essays, published posthumously in Hebrew as "Michtav me’Eliyahu" and in English as "Strive for Truth." Rabbi Dessler explains that there are fundamentally two kinds of people: Givers and Takers, and that every human act ultimately comes from a choice either to give or to take. Giving means offering our attention, resources, feelings or time without expectation of anything in return; it springs from a desire to connect and uplift. Taking, by contrast, is rooted in self-interest, focusing on what can be gained from any interaction. I have never met anyone who embodies the ideal of a Giver more fully than Guy, especially in the world of business and investing. He has positively impacted the lives of an astonishing number of people, particularly aspiring investors, without expectation (and I only know of those I have met). At the end of the article, Guy connects Hineni—“Here I am”—to the challenge he now faces. I would argue that since I've known him, Guy has and continues to live a life of Hineni: consistently showing up for others, always ready to give, give and give some more, while never expecting anything in return. I pray that Guy is granted the strength and time to continue serving as that kind of role model for far longer than anyone expects. If anyone can do that, he can. In a world that is desperately in need of more true Givers, we are profoundly fortunate to have Guy. After a Grim Diagnosis, a Value Manager Reflects on Life’s Lessons barrons.com/articles/guy-s… via @BarronsOnline

These lads stole £4000 worth of power tools from Latics training ground at Chapel Road 2 days ago. The van has been recovered but no sign of the tools. Sharing here to try and help! #oafc #oldhamhour

Imagine destroying a career like this just to attack an innocent Jewish man eating his lunch on the sidewalk of a restaurant.

@KateFantom @DavidReform11 I think the Islamic Regime was a bigger bunch of cunts than Trump. That says something though.

@DavidReform11 No, no, no…. We in the UK isn’t your right to hold. You can think whatever you choose, but personally, I think Trump’s a cnut, and I’m not alone.

Keir Starmer has picked a side, and he picked the wrong one. I don't think he or his party has much of a future. We in the UK thank you Donald Trump. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@Glinner They really have to have the moral high ground every time....but they just show how lazy they are to look at anything beyond what they are force fed.

The antisemitism from Ireland is so relentless I can only apologise to any Jewish people who think it's representative of the country as a whole. I don't think it is, I think it's the same people pushing trans which ordinary Irish people also hate.

@AutoPap @rickhodson So many electric cars have too much power for the chassis. I am currently driving a long term rental EQB and nearly 300hp is too much. I had a Polestar 4 Performance Pack, over 500hp was managed well. Pity, 1cm wider than full Rangey at wheels, doors huge.

@rickhodson Up is never going. IMO the A290 has too much power for the chassis. R5 150bhp is perfect

It’s honestly brilliant. Brilliant.

@philbalderson @AutoPap St Catherines? Jersey is pretty much perfect for an electric. Although I am not sure how much electricity costs there.

Test driving this today, continuing my weird @autopap obsession. Really characterful engaging car, which is not something I’ve ever experienced in an EV.

@AutoPap Very nice. Can't wait to hear what you think of it.

In 1988 my dream car was a Renault 5 Campus. Didn’t have the money, got declined on finance and also the insurance was way too much. Well, today I’ve got rid of that demon in my head because I now have a beautiful new Renault 5. I’m so happy with it. Bit more flash than the Campus though! Merci @renault_uk

@Adrian_Hilton I watched the Christmas edition of University Challenge and she came across as so reasonable. Ah well....

‘Fascist’ is thrown around a little too liberally these days, rather like ‘racist’ and ‘Islamophobe’. But knocking on people's front doors to check whether their weekly shop includes Jaffa oranges is not only intimidating, but the sort of harassment one associates with fascists.