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@paulmasonnews Gig economy terrorism? A cia-mossad invention.

Significant because it suggests some of the antisemitic attacks are gig economy, as with the Parisian Snapchat guy 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

@HeidiBachram Actions have consequences. Genocide enablers should be called out wherever they are in the world!

Those SAME British tourists in Vietnam harassed ANOTHER group of Israelis. Here the daughter even follows them and seems to want to provoke a physical fight. The Israelis are calm and restrained but these disgusting women keep insulting them and being aggressive. Despicable.

@celticway1888 @mcgowan_stephen This isn't exclusive to celtic by the way, rangers are even worse! But you only see stories about ex celtic youth having a go, why is that?

🗣️ "I never really had an explanation from the higher-ups or Brendan Rodgers as to why it wasn’t going to happen for me." After a year in Belgium with KV Kortrijk, Matthew Anderson speaks to @mcgowan_stephen about his exit from Celtic & future hopes. 🔗 celticway.co.uk/interviews/260…

@JoeVannee Its terrible design! Why build new stands inside the existing structure? Just build a modern new stadium!

Io volevo semplicemente dire che non vedo l'ora di avere uno stadio moderno (non ho mai detto bello), mi sveglio e ho analfabeti strisciati che dicono sia una merda e il Twitter calcio Messico nelle notifiche, che cazzo è successo

@aboutceltic Probably not, hasn't proved his fitness

Should Celtic make Marcelo Sarrachi’s loan deal permanent? 🤔💭

@ThatTimWalker I think israeli kompromat is all over mandelsons appointment. Mandelson had failed security vetting over starmer. Starmer had the know epstein links over mandelson.

The far more interesting question is what did Mandelson have on Starmer that made him willing to risk his premiership for him?

@OzraeliAvi Genocide enablers should be rightly called out wherever they are in the world!

Turns out the racist “British tourists” who filmed themselves harassing Israelis in Vietnam weren’t British at all. Just a Pakistani mother and daughter with British passports. Shocked. Not shocked.

@Selickpark Calmac and ox should not be in same team. Need legs. Its one or the other

I reckon we will see something like this. Maeda best of bad bunch and at least we get a press out him, Hatate or ox would do me, and Siraccchi getting a good 30 mins as he won’t drop KT. If Calmac not 100% then Engels back and Hatate in. Ken

@Peston Were israel behind mandelsons appointment? Makes you think

This is how Mandelson flunked the vetting but still became US ambassador, and why there are lots of questions for the prime minister. What you need to know is that anyone appointed to a job where they will have access to government secrets, or has the kind of influence potentially valuable to the UK’s enemies, has to undergo what’s called developed vetting before getting the job. This involves being locked in a room with an anonymous official, often an erstwhile spook, and being asked impertinent and embarrassing questions. One former senior official tells me that in his vetting interview he had to reveal the porn websites he uses. Another was grilled on his religious beliefs and said he was asked whether he could be trusted to defend the UK given he spends a good deal of time in France. Both were approved to do their sensitive jobs. They also said that in every case they knew of where UK Security Vetting had advised that an individual should not be passed as fit and proper - where the recommendation was not to grant “Developed Vetting” status in the jargon - the relevant individual was “marched out of the building, never to return.” Not so Peter Mandelson. The government’s vetting experts at UK Security Vetting recommended he should not be granted security clearance for the hugely important and sensitive post of British ambassador in Washington. But they were over-ruled by the Foreign Office’s most senior official, Olly Robbins, the permanent under-secretary, and Mandelson took up the swanky post. Now I am told the foreign office is unusual, probably unique, in being able to ignore the advice of UK Security Vetting. The home office has no such discretion. But the foreign office exploits this power only rarely. Why did Robbins do so? Given that Mandelson resigned in disgrace last September, following revelations of his too-close relationship with the convicted late paedophile billionaire, Jeffrey Epstein, it was plainly a bad decision. Another question is why Robbins didn’t tell either the foreign secretary or the prime minister that Mandelson had been classified as a security risk. The prime minister learned this only days ago, says Downing Street. And the deputy prime minister, who was foreign secretary at the time, David Lammy, was informed only today! A third question is why Robbins didn’t tell Keir Starmer that Mandelson had flunked the vetting test shortly after Starmer held a press conference in Hastings in February this year - because at that press conference Starmer told a lie, albeit unintentionally, that Mandelson had passed the vetting process. Starmer compromised himself, and would have wanted to set the record straight forthwith. Mendacity, albeit accidental, is a terrible look for the head of the government. The leader of the opposition, Kemi Badenoch, thinks he is so compromised that he needs to resign. There is no sign tonight that Starmer is set to take her advice. But if Robbins has embarrassed the prime minister by not telling him in a timely way that Mandelson flunked the vetting, it is difficult to see how he could keep his job. Obviously it would be a wholly different story if Robbins could prove that he did inform Lammy or Starmer. He has been summoned to give evidence to MPs on the foreign affairs select committee next week, so he can reveal all. Whatever happens, Starmer is damaged. Because he knew from an earlier scrutiny assessment, run by the Cabinet Office, that there were concerns about Mandelson’s proximity to Epstein and about his potential conflicts of interest stemming from corporate relationships of the consultancy he created, Global Counsel. Starmer repeatedly says he made a mistake in appointing Mandelson and that it was his fault. It won’t reinforce confidence in him that he didn’t apparently ask whether any concerns about Mandelson had been brought up by UK Security Vetting.

@adamsummerton In what way are como being an emerging force good for italian football! They dont play any italians. Building new stands inside of existing stadiums like fiorentina is really poor form. Looks terrible on tv

It’s simply not good enough for no Italian club to be in a European SF. But Serie A is not completely broken now, just like it wasn’t perfect when three teams made finals in 2023. Stadium infrastructure MUST improve, no more delays - more young players have to play in Serie A - Italy places too much stock in experience. BUT Italy is second only to England in the coefficient over the last 5 years and there have been 7 Italian finalists in that period. Como an emerging force, traditionally provincial clubs like Bologna and Atalanta are well run and now competing for Europe each season. There’s so much potential, but there must be modernisation too

@CliveTyldesley There is just not enough food in the kitchen to feed all these clubs. The number of quality no9s and wingers have fallen off a cliff.

Question… how have Bayern, Real, PSG, Barca and even Atleti all ended up with much better forward lines than any in the Premier League? 🤷🏻‍♂️

@elikowaz Genocide enablers should be confronted wherever they are in the world!

Hunting down Israelis in a restaurant in Vietnam by their tattoos and harassing them until they leave is not activism. It's targeted harassment of Jews abroad. Let them eat their lunch in peace.

@FraserNelson An Iranian friend?! Don't make me laugh. This looks very much like the Israeli tunnel propaganda from gaza and the hezbollah missles stored in lebanon graphics!

Interesting graphic (sent by an Iranian friend) explaining the resilience of a weapons programme designed to survive missile strikes.

@aboutceltic Won a few leagues and went deep in europa a couple of times. A new challenge would get him over here maybe

@ApacheCelt He has been there forever, not going any time soon.

🍀 / 𝘾𝙚𝙡𝙩𝙞𝙘 𝙁𝘾 𝙈𝙖𝙣𝙖𝙜𝙚𝙧 - 𝙒𝙝𝙤’𝙨 𝙉𝙚𝙭𝙩? 🤔 With just over one month until the end of the season attention will soon tilt to Celtic’s managerial search. Whoever gets it has a big, big job on their hands. Let’s take a look at who’s out there 👇🏼

@ForScotlandSake The baby box was not an embarrassment. Something snp got right

The SNP's baby box was an embarrassment. The SNP's schoolbag is an embarrassment. It's time to vote these clowns out.

@aboutceltic Jindřich Trpišovský the slavia Prague manager is a shout

Other options: *McKenna, Knutsen, Frank etc are not options. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Craig Bellamy (Wales) Previously linked with the job & a former player. 🇧🇪 Nicky Hayen (Genk) Another linked & had we held out on Nancy may have been a realistic choice. 🇩🇰 Jakob Poulsen (Aarhus) Relatively early on in his managerial career but has impressed at both Viborg & Aarhus where he is pressing for the title. 🇩🇰 Brian Priske (Sparta Prague) The 48 year old’s CV has titles in Denmark & Czechia along with a spell at Feyenoord.

@billsgeneral236 @WayneinRome Great delivery from left foot, tenacious and a hard worker. I think it works

@WayneinRome @ApacheCelt Nope he’s one footed and can’t take on his man

Go to the 4-3-3 and utilize Italy’s strengths

@haynesdeborah @JohnHealey_MP If we keep handing ukraine billions then we all suffer back home.

UK defence secretary @JohnHealey_MP on the defensive after Lord George Robertson accuses all of Westminster of “corrosive complacency” on defence news.sky.com/video/defence-…

@MikeMarino67 @aboutceltic Cheers, adds weight to the Keane rumours then

@ApacheCelt @aboutceltic In January mate.

On that subject, 𝘄𝗵𝗼 would you like to see get the job? 🤔💭