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PHOTO OF THE DAY. A woman posting letter in London during the Blitz for a photo shoot for Vogue magazine (1940). 📷 Cecil Beaton

A boy hiding in a coal hole, 1954.

No Jew in the UK has set fire to anything belonging to a Muslim person. No Jew has stabbed a Muslim person in the street. Yet Jews are murdered, their ambulances burning and there are marches against Jews regularly which the government do nothing about. There are actual Jew Hunts under cover of banning Israeli hummus. There are exhibitions showing Jews eating babies. There is at the same time terrifying “guidance” from government to make citizens stop criticising Islam in any way. It’s twisted. Evil.

St Mary Bourne First drop Here is the Bourne!

@jakeshieldsajj If you have to ask this question, I suggest you have taken to many hits to the head Look around you lad...it ain't rocket science. In fact they ain't special...they serve all...not just Jewish folk

Why do jews have special ambulances just for them?

@DrNeilStone The Atom Bomb

Name a human invention that has saved more lives than vaccines

Great to have Marcus with us yesterday. 💙

Who remembers ? #stfc For younger folk this is a tape cassette Before CD this is as good as it got.

@Blakchar9 Used to see him fairly regularly at the games

@leefer3 I was there and can remember the following day bbc racing was from ascot and Julian Wilson had to admit an injury which had occurred the night before when the last goal went in he smashed his knee on the seat in front of him ! The seats were a bit close together 😀

@DarrenArcher Without doubt Darren

@leefer3 I was 9, we got there late, missing Chalkys first goal, the traffic was horrendous. I remember the game like it was yesterday, the noise and the atmosphere was special. One of Towns greatest nights 🔴⚪️

Bit of a morbid post, so apologies Woking Crematorium below was the first public crematorium in England, opened 1878 Trying to find out where #stfc legend Harold Fleming was buried, imagine my surprise to find out he was cremated at Headington Crematorium, Oxford in 1955

@Official_STFC v Newcastle 1929 A 2-0 win for #stfc Note the County Hotel/Pub behind the stand that today is the Town End

@ChrisJG06 On and off the pitch👊😁

@leefer3 And the games kicked off at normal times on normal days……

Before the Internet Pre season In much simpler times Picking one of these up for free from the club shop got you right in the mood. #stfc

@leefer3 Great memories and the football combination fixtures on the back.

@GeoffCrease I remember it well Geoff I remember a milk float getting special attention at Elm Park as well.

@leefer3 Magnificent. I was at both the Reading games that season. As a Biscuitman. I have fond memories of Swindon. My wife at the time and I took a last minute trip to the County Ground. 4-0 to the Town. Bricks and pieces of terracing rained down upon us. Happy days, friend.

@JonaOnDrums Great night Andy

@leefer3 Yeh, I was at that game, Lee. Front row, stood on me little stool! Unreal. What a day. Great times! 😉👌

@TheBarmyArmy When the commentator says...the Bowler is Holding the batsmans Willey

What's the best moment in cricket ever?

@RachelT1722 Yep...ugly

@leefer3 Those two apartment blocks behind the two pubs are an utter disgrace.

Top photo is 'Trip Day' 1934 Exited #Swindon folk going by train probably to Weymouth And bottom today Note the windows around the Queens Tap pub on the right are identical nearly 100 years later The Great Western Pub on the left is still open today also

@CasualChaps Is that Anthony Gordon on the right...

Newcastle fans taking the defeat to Sunderland well #NUFC #SAFC

@big_clue_clown @Rightanglenews Google the word Kneecap...then get back to me Educate yourself IRA kneecapping Irish folk was a big thing...in fact 5000 times more Irish people were knecapped or killed by the IRA than was ever killed by the big bad nasty brits. They shine a light on fuk all

@Rightanglenews Kneecap in Havana: delivering aid, dropping bars, shining light on the struggle. Cuba's people deserve better than blackouts and blockades. Power to the island "

BREAKING - All patients on ventilators at a Cuban hospital died after the Irish band Kneecap used massive amounts of electricity during a “humanitarian performance” for fellow communists, while the performers and activists stayed in a five-star hotel with power.