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@sheslostheplot
Right, I did a little video, this is what works for me :) Hope it helps. See the link. (retweeted with permalink)
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@jplauche
We all like to think we’d do something like your dad did in that position. Were you/are you pleased he did it?
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@Alkibiades_
Nice story, not sure I buy it. I remember people immigrating there for the lifestyle - swimming pool and servants.
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@AyishaMuhamad
You never beat the Romans. Only the Scots and the Germans did that. You mean the Greeks
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@UnityNewsNet
It would solve a lot of problems, if people who aid and abet criminals, would also face the courts
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@sneaknsneak
@thechosenberg
yeh, he's moving in the right direction. The job needs fixing though; since it's not paying much, he could easy move to another job doing something he likes - photography for example.
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@DaveAtherton20
How does the legal system give house-room to these cases, how do they even get over the threshold?
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@HarrietSergeant
She certainly does have a point. Anyone who has seen the ugliness of British sectarian violence face-to-face would hesitate to get involved in anyone else’s .
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@kelvmackenzie
Some judge, living in sumptuous luxury, with state-provided servants and security. These people are so remote from reality that they’re unfit for purpose.
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@antisemitism
If he’s smoking, can’t be a minor. Also why didn’t you arrest him, the Tube is non-smoking. You know, because of the King’s X disaster and stuff 🤷
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@kelvmackenzie
Who is so exalted that they can explicitly suspend application of justice to the guilty? This is how civilisation crumbles
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@redmondmichael1
Everybody in Edinburgh, Fife, and east Central Scotland. Another country I know..
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@ajrobertsshow
@TuckerCarlson
🤣 people do this so they can check the time without appearing rude :)
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@guyverhofstadt
Is there any foreign country whose politics you won’t meddle with? Why don’t you go and concentrate on Belgium
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@DavidGHFrost
@AllisonPearson
If they decide parliament is not sovereign, it follows that all the laws it passed are null and void. Including those laws that established the courts and created the Lawyers. Have they thought this through? 🤣
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@Miss_Snuffy
Bourgeois snobs always make this statement about excellent working class schools - ‘they only care about results’. It’s social status-signalling imo.
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@PaulKirkby3
Let’s stop funding the lawyers and NGOs. Also strip their charitable status since they work against the common good.
@RishiSunak
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@magic_breakfast
Oh I see, silly me thinking parents feed kids. It’s the government, of course
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@IsabelOakeshott
Like it is now, with all the oil money propping up house prices in the South.
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@afneil
@LNathan123
What rubbish. As a journalist you should be going after the clowns that allow use of WhatsApp. That would be a sacking offence at my firm, but you guys think it’s a great place to discuss state policy and official business. You need to get a grip!
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@mcneilwillson
They don’t have to go to that school, it’s their choice. They know the deal when they apply so they can make more congenial choices if they want
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@ScottAdamsSays
I think it’s all in their mind. Cos otherwise you’d be allergic to beer and they never say that, just bread..
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@JoannaCannon
Starting to think, this is a British culture type thing - rather than any particular organisation. But some orgs like NHS are high impact
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@Tlacuwise
@pronounced_kyle
Oh yes the phones thing, that was a fashionable panic at the time; wonder what he would have said about covid 🤣
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@BenMyers1
@PeteNorth303
Remember when the UK had public libraries? *buildings containing books and quiet spaces
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@LjiljanaKostad2
@wayotworld
@paxton_marloe
@elonmusk
Yes, and when they arrive., government gives them a welcome parcel which includes a new phone and bank card which gets topped up
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@MattIsGay8
It’s because they retain a teenaged view of Christianity, into adulthood. They hate it, and its constraints, by any means necessary.
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@RWApodcast
Russia was sore afflicted with the Bolshevik plague, the people have suffered greatly. May God grant them peace and a better future.
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@esotericism__
It goes back further, same stuff happened during the French Revolution. To know the nature of a social upheaval, asking how many priests/Christians/churches were sacrificed is a good litmus test.
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@CynicalBrit2023
@afneil
@NatWestGroup
There used to be a word for authoritarian, corporate leftism. 🤔
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@sean_lav
@dubslife1
Ok dogs-breath, I’m a supper hero, and you’re a legend in your own lunchtime
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@RussInCheshire
Not quite correct - in Germany it began with communists causing strikes and mayhem while the soldiers were in the trenches. They were then blamed for Germany losing the war .. which motivated what followed
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@5Pillarsuk
When you abolish old traditions that were there for a reason (school uniform), you unleash all sorts of unanticipated consequences.
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@kelvmackenzie
@TheCarbolic
It’s a bit late to be worried about immigration. 20 years ago maybe, not now.
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@kween_bees
Roman gladiators had dad-bods. They are the strongest of men. Also check Sumo wrestlers, old time wrestlers, modern strongmen. Not sure where this fad for ‘ripped’ came from 🤔
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@AyoCaesar
It’s a slur. At best it’s political NUspeak, designed to shape the mental landscape to radicals’ advantage.
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@roadcc
Very strange. We’re used to life being cheap on the roads, but a slap on the wrist for deliberate running someone down? If this is the case, it must be a new low.
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@BjornIronSkull
Why can’t women get ready in the morning without oscillating 10 million times between bathroom, wardrobe, bedroom, repeat until carpet is worn through and doors drop off hinges.
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@LeroySkeete
It’s such a large incentive, you wonder how much influence Infosys, and Indian commerce in general, have over UK policy.
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@redsonya241
I’m 500 month and don’t get it either, wondering if there’s something wrong with the meter
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@bo66ie29
That bloke was a disaster. Did you know all the land and money seized, built up by generations of working men, was given to the local feudal overseer , creating the richest aristocracy the world has ever seen.
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@Nillo82948721
I’d say joining the EEC was worse. The industries we lost, or ‘gave up’ in negotiations, are legion. People forget. And they never brought in freedom to offer services across the market as promised, just free movement of capital and bodies. Basically a charter for big business…
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@JustStop_Oil
@metpoliceuk
Ok, it’s a step forwards from singing you lullabies, I suppose. It’s still a mystery why they treat you nicer than football fans or miners.
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@kelvmackenzie
Yes, it was stated plainly at the beginning; but some kind of propaganda effort got underway, and was in full flow about the time the government changed the official death reporting process to over-emphasis Covid.
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@AvivaKlompas
Churlish behaviour. If they felt like that, they shouldn’t have gone ahead with the match only to beclown themselves with unsportsmanlike behaviour .
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@kelvmackenzie
Because kids are very expensive to raise, 60000 is not a fortune, and the ‘benefit’ is a cheap sop to make up for the tax break that was taken away from working parents. 🤷♀️
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