Youtube comments of earthstick (@earthstick).

  1. I wish Trump had been as hard on Keir Starmer as he was on Zelenskyy. How could he sit there and let Starmer claim we have free speech when people are being locked up for social media posts and we have a man in solitary confinement for a civil offence?
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  2. If there are aliens that can reach our planet they would be so advanced that we would be of no more interest to them than an ant is to us.
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  3. No TV = No Licence = No BBC
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  4. Andrew Bridgen just lost his seat in parliament. I cannot believe his constituents didn't vote for him.
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  5. All those people imprisoned over this should consider if they have grounds to appeal. Class action.
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  6. I would go further and abolish the whole position of Mayor, across the nation. Devolution of power makes the government obsolete, and I don't see the elected Mayor is any more effective or accountable.
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  7. I went to stonehenge on the Solstice, just a day after the incident. There was no damage to the stones, or evidence that it ever happened. Thankfully.
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  8. Maybe .. people should just engage their brain once in a while and stop asking to be told what to do.
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  9. They are not adverts, nothing is being sold. It is plain propaganda.
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  10. At last someone has stepped up. Maybe he should be the Pope.
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  11. A woke girl going on a sex strike is like an unemployed quitting their job.
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  12. So if we don't want Labour any more than Conservative, why vote for them?
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  13. Come on man gimme a break. I have this feeling we are going to hear this many times in the next four years.
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  14. France has twice as much land as Britain and the same population. And they want all our fishing waters as well. The greed.
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  15. It's not the first step and it will not be the last. No TV No Licence No BBC
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  16. Most Roman emperors who were assasinated, were assasinated by their own praetorian guard.
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  17. There was similar stabbing in Dublin. The media supressed the origin of the offender, riots ensued, as a result heavy handed measures were used to remove liberities.
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  18. James Delingpole, someone who doesn't mince his words.
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  19. Abusing his position, abusing power and abusing the people.
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  20. Good interview. So obvious to interview the French side but not done until now. That makes GB News worth watching.
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  21. In the very recent past, when Count Dancula got arrested, the speech police arrested him for anti-semitism, now they let thousands of people march through London calling for very nearly the same thing. I wonder if he pulled the same prank at a march, would he be arrested? What if he does another video of the dog saluting to 'From the river to the sea...'?
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  22. The police put themselves in this position when they refused to investigate it. It’s either a coverup or a stitchup.
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  23. If you lease your property to the local authority and allow them to choose who to put in it, they will just put migrants in it.
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  24. The Police in Bristol have been pandering to the ANTIFA mob for years. I complained to Marvin Rees when he allowed Extinction Rebellion to take over the streets for a week 2 years ago. His response was that there was nothing wrong. I asked a senior officer why they were allowing ANTIFA and Tommy Robinson supporters to hold rallies on the same day and he practically laughed in my face. They had barricades set up around the city and armed officers on standby. The place looked like a war zone.
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  25. They are just pointing the finger at each other. Distributing blame. I say they are all guilty and should be delt with accordingly/
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  26. The reason why Colchester is full of black people is because London is full and they are moving into Essex now. That explains why when I go to East Anglia, all I hear is Essex and London accents when only a few years ago is was country boy accents. It is because the indeginous Essex people are moving out to make way for the migrants. But where are they going to go next, when they have reached the coast?
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  27. The block on talking about this can only be temporary. When the trial concludes there is not reason why we cannot delve into Starmer's involvement.
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  28. With theatres closed where else can you watch pantomime?
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  29.  @joshuabarrett2305  But they would have to be so far advanced beyond us to get here that what could we offer them? Our natural resources are not exclusive to us.
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  30. This is race baiting and the media have created it.
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  31. I came here to listen to Hitchens, not Graham.
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  32. No one dislike Megan for her race, it's her behaviour. I don't like how she has treated her father.
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  33. And why are they not going after Ghislaine Maxwell? Does a spider get caught in its own web?
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  34. Isn't it the mothering instinct? Feminism has led to women being more influential, and the instinct to mother everything that moves goes unchecked.
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  35. If you go to the Georgian House Museum off Park Street that was owned by a slave trader you can see a plaque listing the names of all the slave he himself owned throughout his lifetime. You might expect them to be the names of black people but they are all the names of poor Britons. Colston was part of the modern slave trade but people don't realise that Bristol began as a slave market where the Saxons sold the native Britons as slaves.
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  36. When I lived in Bristol I never saw any vote on taking down the statue. I would probably have said take it down. But the thing that I find difficult to understand is that a few steps from that statue is Colston Hall. It's currently being extended into an even bigger music venue. When it is open is regularly full of black and white people both listening and playing, the very same people who tore down the statue. Nobody complains.
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  37. He's bypassed politics. The world is run by the UN, Davos, WEF, WHO. His influence is through those organisations.
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  38. You know what they say: if at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you.
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  39. So they employed some people at short notice and without competition for the role. I would like to know when the hundreds of people in the various SAGE groups were appointed. There does not seem to have been enough time to assemble such a large body of specialists at short notice. Which implies they were assembled beforehand.
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  40. Boycotting these copmanies is a good idea, exactly what I have been advocating for the BBC. The only problem I see is that there is something called an ESG score, awarded to a company from Blackrock/Vanguard. The score is for diversity, 'ethical business' etc. The companies with the highest scores get the investment. But I still agree with boycotting them.
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  41. Very slick interior.
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  42. The Police purposefully allow a protest and a counter-protest on the same day in the same place. They do it everywhere in Britain.
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  43. There you go. If you refuse to be vaccinated then everyone will stay in lockdown. Name and shame next?
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  44. Vote rigging is how banana republics operate.
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  45. But London would just swap one male Muslim mayor for another. It's lost until the demographic drastically changes, and there is presently no reason to suggest that will ever happen.
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  46. I went to Telford on a school trip nearly 40 years ago. The school organised pen pals with pupils from Telford and we went to meet them. Mine was a Pakistani boy, he might be one of the groomers now. But when I got to Telford, there was another English pupil who had sent me a letter, but the schools never forwarded it. He told me then that the authorities were up to no good. That was almost 40 years ago.
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  47. I'd rather have the Polish authorities enforce our boarders than the traitors in Boarder Force.
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  48. Are the brutalist buildings going to fall down? There's always hope.
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  49. My brothers daughter has just started school. For the first 5 minutes after they return to the classroom after break they watch BBC Newsround on a big screen. It's blatant indoctrination of children as early as possible.
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  50. The part of the bible that says abortion is banned is the 10 commandments, murder is forbidden.
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  51. And there we go, 'I feel more comfortable having people around me wearing masks'. It's all about her.
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  52. Just cancel the TV licence. They will have to change their ways or disappear.
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  53. Labour and Conservative are a tag team, and the opponent is you.
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  54. When the officer with the body cam gets onto the roof there are already 4 people up there, including the guy in the suit with the red tie. Look at how far from the body the rifle is. Have they tampered with the evidence already?
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  55. Do you think there might be a pinch of bias in this reporting? Why not just publish all the names? They could go through the book page by page, showing all of it. Blank the numbers if necessary.
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  56. Britain is becoming poor but unlike the Kazakhstan example, the migrants into Britain are not being funded to come here by their own country. They are being funded by our country. That will only stop when Britain is backrupt.
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  57. Swedish people I worked with always compained about England's poor internet access. Being that Sweden has much colder winters, isn't the population rather more concentrated in urban areas? The population of England is more uniformly spread out, hence the task to get internet access to everyone is greater. There is no doubt though that Britain is a messed up nation. Too busy trying to be like other countries instead of knowing what we are.
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  58. Shouldn't we be talking about misandry? Because it appears that there is a great hate of men and this is causing men to become maldeveloped.
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  59. Laying down your life for the good of your people. What if your people are no longer your people and are not good?
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  60. If Gary Neville was not interested in politics, why would he be at Davos?
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  61. We are not going to be talking or voting our way out of this.
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  62. It only takes reform to gain a few percentage points from the Conservatives in the polls before they are above the Conservatives, then they can assert that Conservative voters are splitting the right-wing vote.
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  63. It's irrelevant, what ever the reason, he cannot perform adequately to be president. He cannot even perform now.
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  64. He's worked for his money.
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  65. Wasn't this Epstein's tactic?
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  66. It's only an issue for people who still pay it.
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  67. Am I the one person who was aware of this? The Anglo-Saxons wrote laws detailing what you owed a person for damaging one of their slaves. King Cnut sold native Britons, women with pale skin and red hair were highly prized. The Normans put a stop to it. They freed the slaves in Ireland. But we are not slaves any longer and we are also not self inflicted mental slaves to our history.
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  68. They are closing the pubs so they can bankrupt the breweries. Once the breweries go the pub industry will cease and we Brits will have to change our infidel ways!
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  69. Penny Mordaunt??? Are you joking? She's even worse.
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  70. When Jo Brand asked for people to throw battery acid over other people she did not like, it was claimed to be nothing more than a joke.
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  71. You can bet we will be hearing from the toilet lurker soon.
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  72. The lawyers are paid by charities. They need to raise awareness of that. Always follow the money.
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  73. We have to pay more for our shopping because of this.
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  74. He's dodging the question and that means there can be only one answer, and its the wrong one, otherwise he would just have said no.
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  75. 300,000 pages on Lee Harvey Oswald. If LHO kept a diary and wrote a whole page each day detailing that day's events, his diary would last for 821 years before it reached 300,000 pages. Some one must have been very interested in LHO to have 300,000 pages on him.
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  76. Boris Johnson says obesity is a comorbidity factor in CoVid deaths yet as soon as he had chance he opened McDonalds and had them sell their unhealthy food at half price. Now they are selling double BigMacs. Double-speak I say.
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  77. So the Met want to exclusively investigate the allegations. Well, if no one else can investigate, then no one else will be able to dispute or support the Met's findings. Surely the Met would welcome an independent investigation because two properly conducted investigations would concur and support each other.
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  78. Mercy is for those who repent. She showed no remorse when her chosen way of life failed, and she still does not repent now. Instead, she tries to blame someone else rather than taking responsibility for her own decision. Her exclusion from this country is about setting a precedent, that her behaviour is not tolerated. Allow her to return, and the message is that her behaviour is tolerated.
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  79. If we give money to anyone to sort this problem, it should be the countries on the borders of Europe, not the French. At least Greece would put it to good use. They have built a wall themselves.
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  80. Macron is correct. Charities are helping. For one, they fund the legal defence. And charities can receive donations from anyone, from any country, without having to say who they were.
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  81. We are between a rock and a hard place, as ever. We don’t want Labour or Conservatives.
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  82. Many years ago I took part in a reaction time study. For a handful of cases, the test could not measure any delay between the stimulus and my reaction. While I was doing this test I started to feel I could successfully predict the stimulus. A kind of precognition. But I don’t often feel very clever. I have moments of insight, like islands surrounded by an ocean of mediocracy. And the moments seem to be less frequent as I get older. Maybe the explanation is that as understanding of the world increases, the are less surprises, and thus intelligence is called upon less.
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  83. I've been expecting food shortages for a couple of years. Once people are starving, they will accept anything.
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  84. So violent crime now top priority because we have a knife epidemic. Well for decades there has been an epidemic of child grooming gangs so why has that never been top priority? Why has it in fact been covered up at every level of authority?
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  85. It's the alien BS. Israeli space security chief telling us aliens exist now. It's just a BS control mechanism.
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  86. Rinse and repeat
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  87. The election explained - mediasplaining. Let us tell you what to think.
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  88. The problem Richard has is that he has the enthusiasm of a giant but it's crammed into a tiny body. He's like a hair trigger, the slightest provocation and the enthusiasm explodes.
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  89. I’ve come to the conclusion that society has been groomed for decades to fall. The racism accusation is one of the foundation axioms in this logic that has been used to groom western civilisation for its own destruction. History shows every civilisation can be toppled and given that western culture is the current pinnacle, it is western culture that is always facing demise. We have to be serious about that. But the point is this self loathing is a grooming technique.
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  90. Controlled opposition. Gives people a bit of a release while simultaneously preparing them.
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  91. My diet consists of a series of red and black pills.
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  92. Why are they not going after the traffickers?
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  93. Someone voted who was 120. The oldest living person in the world is 117!
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  94. 'the more actual hardship a country has faced, the less likely they are to overreact to CoVid'. In 1957 Britain experienced an influenza pandemic that killed about 30,000 people but nobody paid much attention to it. And again in 1968. Many of those people who lived through those pandemics were the generation who lived through WWI and WWII.
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  95. A lot of us see through propaganda immediately. I suppose we have to thank Eric Blair for some of our sense.
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  96. University of East Anglia. The same university that was found to be faking climate data.
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  97. I'm glad people like yourself are becoming aware of this.
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  98. I disagree with riding in the middle of the lane unless it is narrow.
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  99. When people tear down statues of slave traders, forgetfulness is exactly their strategy because they cannot forgive and leave the past where it is. This is why they are in mental slavery, because they are still captured by a past that was not even theirs.
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  100. Currently there is 11,000 tonnes of wind turbine waste (blades) per year that so far cannot be recycled. We know from the number of turbines that have been put up worldwide that by 2030 that figure will increase to 400,000 and then 2 million tonnes by 2050. And they call that renewable? I think they are only renewable in that they have to be replaced every 30 years.
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  101. If defund the police is a movement from America where, as the caller says, they spend a lot more money on policing than we do here, if that is the case why do we need it here?
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  102. A persons health is first and foremost, their own responsibility. Read the label, don’t ask the government to do everything for you, like a infant.
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  103. Why do we have to sacrifice the whole of the Britain at the altar of the NHS? Is the NHS more important or Britain?
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  104. I'd like to hear more from Shaun Bailey
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  105. The government say 'think of the children', what a joke.
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  106. Iceland solved it's currecny crisis spectacuarly well. Just as the vultures were circling, Iceland was very bold, renationalised the failed privatised banks, and threw the bankers in prison. Then faith in their currency was restored, and the vultures scuttled away to lick their wounds.
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  107. We need to drop Reform now, back to the drawing board. There is still time left before the next general election.
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  108. The hypocrisy is probably the thing that will trigger people, but at least as important, is they were not afraid of catching CoVid.
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  109. A while ago I reasoned that Conservatives are the hunter-gatherers who went out and did the hunting, while the socialist are those who stayed at the camp and looked after the young, old, and unwell. That’s why socialism is feminine, they have a sense of entitlement, and everyone must follow the same rules. While those who go out of the camp and hunt are more independent and lean towards making their own rules. But grifters only get by in societies that have plenty of able people.
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  110. Why don't you start reporting on the things the WEF publishes? It all makes sense in that context.
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  111. I have lived with only a bicycle for 20 years. It is possible with some restrictions. You do have to live close to a source of food. For most that will be in an urban location or quite close to one. You will have to use public transport to go long distances or to carry large objects, and you will have to rely on delivery services. For some people, including myself, it has actually got easier because I can work from home. I don't like the direction we are going in either.
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  112. But I don't see any people injured. Just a few puffs of smoke, that might be smoke grenades or 'flash bangs'. Some of them go off very close to people and they are not even knocked to the ground.
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  113. They are not crimes. The key is in the name - 'non-crime hate incident'.
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  114. It's not just his Brexit work, it's that he appears to have a better character. Level-headed.
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  115. If only he was called Steir Kalmer, but sadly we are heading for a storm.
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  116. We don't even need low skilled workers. There are few low skilled jobs here anymore.
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  117. I wrote to my MP saying I did not consent to the lockdown restrictions bill being extended. But I had to give my name and address. Now they know I'm a dissenter and where I live.
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  118. Mareks disease: The mortality of chickens infected with Marek's disease was quite low. Current strains of the Marek virus, decades after the first vaccine was introduced, cause lymphoma formation throughout the chicken's body and mortality rates have reached 100% in unvaccinated chickens. The Marek's disease vaccine is a "leaky vaccine", which means that only the symptoms of the disease are prevented. Infection of the host and the transmission of the virus are not inhibited by the vaccine. This contrasts with most other vaccines, where infection of the host is prevented. Under normal conditions, highly virulent strains of the virus are not selected. A highly virulent strain would kill the host before the virus would have an opportunity to transmit to other potential hosts and replicate. Thus, less virulent strains are selected. These strains are virulent enough to induce symptoms but not enough to kill the host, allowing further transmission. However, the leaky vaccine changes this evolutionary pressure and permits the evolution of highly virulent strains. The vaccine's inability to prevent infection and transmission allows the spread of highly virulent strains among vaccinated chickens. The fitness of the more virulent strains is increased by the vaccine. The unvaccinated are at risk from the vaccinated.
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  119. Unbritish??? It's wrong in every nation!
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  120. A guy I work with hired one of these and got caught speeding on the motorway in the earlier hours at 122 mph. Said it was very easy to reach that speed. We told him when in prison the first thing you do is pick a fight with the biggest man you can find. Then you will be left alone.
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  121. At every place I have been employed, drinking alcohol in the building during work hours is prohibited. Arriving drunk is prohibited. People have been sacked for doing so. The only time drinking is allowed on the premises is at a social gathering after work.
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  122. We won the referendum, something came from it, but not all that we wanted. We need to regroup and start pushing hard on the other areas. While we complain, the remainers are rallying.
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  123. Who appointed SAGE? Where did the organisation come from? A quick look at the number of members reveals hundreds of names across the various sub-bodies - SAGE, SPI-B, SPI-M, CO-CIN, NERVTAG!, EMG, TFC.... All these positions have been filled by hundreds of specialists. Just think how long it would take a business to hire this number of specialist people, yet SAGE appeared just months after CoVid was reported.
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  124. The interesting thing about this 'man in a women body' is that it implies that there is a 'you' and there is a 'body' and that they are different things. It also implies that the you exists before the body and that the you is assigned to the wrong body before birth. So it implies that if not an after life, there is a before life.
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  125. Nobody has a national identity any longer because our history has not been taught for at least 40 years. A German is more likely to know Britain's history than a Briton. But they do not have our interests in mind. We do not even teach English grammar; can you tell? Education across Britain is dire.
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  126. Her assessment of Boris' options in a general election are about right. He can campaign on the claim that he has been prevented by parliament from delivering Brexit, that's clear to see. If he were to offer a no deal Brexit he would no doubt get the Brexit party vote and many Labour leave votes but the problem is you cannot trust him to actually leave without a deal. Whereas the Brexit party is almost certain to nullify the existing treaties and not sign any more.
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  127. Being descended from slaves is not exclusive to black people. Britons were sold as slaves by Anglo-Saxons, North Africans enslaved Britons and sold them to Arabs. The patron saint of Ireland was a Romano-Briton who was taken to Ireland as a slave. But we don’t all try to benefit from the misfortune of the dead.
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  128. I made my decision 10 years before the referendum and I don't have a faceflop account
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  129. The Thames is an amusing idea, and not without merit, as he says, those responsible will see the mess they have made everyday. I say we should put them half way between us an France.
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  130. Distrust the government Avoid mass media Fight the lies
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  131. So who runs this country the government we elected or the WHO? We elected a government to make decisions not a bunch of people who delegate the job to others.
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  132. No TV, No License, No BBC. It's working, the BBC is crumbling.
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  133. You need to contact the BBC, compensation is due.
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  134. The problem I have with Charles’ argument against science is that he uses the science of climate change as his foundation. If science is not to be trusted then his argument has no basis. Furthermore, the science of climate change is controversial in itself. Alternatively, if climate science is legitimate, and he argues that science is not the solution, then his argument is again inconsistent. It is if he wants to say don’t follow the science unless it is climate science.
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  135. He stuck to his principles and now he is vindicated. Well done, we can win!
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  136. Just ask Hancock about Midazolam.
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  137. "If there is no reasonable means to effect change, then that leaves only unreasonable means." - Earthstick
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  138. IDS is one of the better Conservatives. And he has not discarded the thought that the virus more than likely came from the Wuhan lab. Well done.
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  139. Their ignorance has bitten them.
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  140. They should be commercially funded, but they cannot call themselves the British Broadcasting Corporation. They do not represent all the people of Britain.
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  141. If wearing a mask protects others and not yourself, then the people who want to wear one should wear two.
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  142. Or he may have got into a car that stopped for him on the bridge, and been driven away.
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  143. The MP's and councillors need investigating as well. Very hard to believe they would turn a blind eye to this for years without some incentive. After all it is a crime so the MP's and councillors have authority on their side, to not use it indicates they were complicit.
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  144. Never become complacent.
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  145. Presently there are so few British fishermen that almost nobody would fish our waters if we did not allow other countries. But over time, the opportunity is there for us to expand fishing again. It won't happen overnight, so the other countries have plenty of time to adjust. France has twice as much land and the same population as us. They have a natural advantage in farming. Do they want to take away our natural advantage as well? Are they nothing but greedy?
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  146.  @JOHNNY-zx1lc  To something that can travel across the universe? Really what do we have to offer?
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  147. I don't think it matters how many tools you give a person if their heart is not it. That's why we cannot give freedom. It has to be taken, and if a person does not have the will and strength to take their freedom, then they will not have the will and strength to retain it.
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  148. This thing about phones in prisons. There are plenty of modern buildings where it is impossible to get a mobile phone signal due to the construction of the building. That won't make a difference to existing prisons but any new ones can be made as a massive faraday cage.
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  149. People want to defend monuments from vandalism because the Police are not doing their job.
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  150. 'The NHS is one of most underfunded health systems in the world' Absolute BS! It is the largest employer in the country and receives over £10B a month.
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  151. They don't actually scrap them. They just sell them to other countries that don't care about pollution.
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  152. Nuclear material comes from the ground, if we can live with it in the ground naturally, then we can live with it put back in the ground. The bedrock above it will shield the radiation and if it is deep enough then it will be below the water table. I don't understand why they don't encase it in glass, though.
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  153. He's right,people think they are in the Walking Dead.
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  154. If it's a choice between edit and delay, then delay seems the better option. Because if parts, that the Met effectively chooses, are removed, they will never be seen again.
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  155. Just make another character who is female. Just as Laura Croft is the female Indiana Jones.
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  156. Nigel's a spiv.
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  157. It's the Chinese take over
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  158. I get the feeling they are up to something
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  159.  @ceciliabelgica2023  4th July we had a general election here in the UK. Andrew stood as an independent candidate but lost his seat. His vote share was not even close. It's a big blow because he was the only one raising atttention to the vaccine harms. What with the left-wing Labour government getting a large win in the UK, and the left in France outnumbering Le Pen, things have really got worse. I've said it before but I don't think we can vote our way out of this and I don't think we can talk our way out. The left are never shy of using civil unrest, but no doubt they are just waiting for us to if we sink to their level, then they will use that as justification for complete authoritarian control. We would have to be swift, decisive and ruthless.
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  160. If you can commit terrorism and the law makes every attempt to deny you are terrorist, then why do we have anti-terrorism laws?
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  161. The attacks on pubs and alcohol is so blantantly motivated by Islam, that even Stevie Wonder can see it.
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  162. So Priti Patel will appoint a new Chief but it was Sadiq Khan that told the last one to resign? How many bosses do they have now?
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  163. @George Subscribington Yes, but I sympathise with the OP. To continue the analogy, sometimes I feel like I have overdosed. But the main problem is I can only see it is going to get worse. If we don't turn it around, then we better have bread and circuses to take our mind off this. Personally, I would rather turn it around.
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  164. How can they still claim that lockdowns work??
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  165. You know what they say about new bosses? Same as the old.
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  166. I don't see much PPE equipment worn by the Police. Maybe because they know CoVid is a fraud. So lets see how many Police and protesters contract the virus in the next 2 weeks.
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  167. Getting more relevant every day.
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  168. The discussion has moved to what do we do about it. Exactly what we need.
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  169. I dare say most people who watch GB News worked out at least 2 years ago that the authorities are not operating with our best interests in heart. Neil Oliver is delayed in his conclusion because GB News has to operate within the Overton Window. But as we discuss this topic on social media and comments sections such as this, we shift the Overton Window and it becomes possible for GB News to discuss this subject.
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  170. We were reliant on food imports in WWI and after two years the German u-boats had sunk all our ships, we had no food and no ammunition. If the Americans had not come to our rescue, we would have surrendered.
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  171. It isn't Cressida Dick's decision as to whether people have lost confidence in the Police. It's is everyone else's decision.
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  172. Vallance, Whitty, Hancock and the rest will go down in history alongside Hilter, Stalin and Pol Pot
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  173. Why not have Stephan from Sanity4Sweden on the show? It would not be a scientific conversation because Stephan is not a scientist. But he is based, and he can tell you all about Sweden.
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  174.  @jimjam6598  The video is not about 99%, just one individual.
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  175. There was a Wimpy in my home town, it got bought by a Turkish takeaway barron years ago. Haven't seen one in a long time. In the towns around where I grew up, I increasingly hear the estury accent. People moved out of London to Essex and now they are moving out of Essex to Norfolk and Suffolk. They are being priced out, moved out or selling out to migrants. But where are they going to go next now that they have reached the sea?
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  176. Some people actually believe it as well.
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  177. The health services, scientists, politicians and media around the developed world are all in the pockets of the Gates Foundation. That's why this ridiculous house arrest has been imposed on us.
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  178. The globalists are intent on seizing control. If they will stoop so low as to fake a pandemic to bring in a totalitarian state and rig an election in America then how can we trust any election in our own country? There is no depth that they will not sink to because they believe nothing is greater than their objective.
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  179. But multiculturalism is our strength dontcha know? That's what our King Charles tells us every Christmas.
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  180.  @Felonious-Inebrience  They can say they were under duress.
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  181. I suggest we start looking at which parts of our normal behaviour fall outside of Sharia law and then look at which of our freedoms are being removed.
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  182. I'm a proponent of boycotts, the BBC in particular, and I have questioned whether it's the same as cancel culture. Are we being hypocritical? No, it's different. Maybe only in the minutest detail: Cancel culture is the prevention of speech, whereas to boycott is to ignore. A person can say what they like, but I don't have to listen.
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  183. I saw a guy who looked crazed like Rudakubana in the town where I grew up, he was walking down the street arguing with himself, saying he had demons in his head. People like this are everywhere, ready to go off at any time.
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  184. Supervised isolation - so actual prison then. Soften us up with migrants and then roll it out for everyone.
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  185. I guess he couldn't get Boris on so his Dad was next best. All bow to China.
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  186. Are they going to do the same with Colson Hall behind or the Georgian House museum where the owner kept poor Britons as slaves?
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  187. Because for decades we have been accepting things we knew in our hearts we did not like. We have been groomed to put up or shut up. Boiling the frog.
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  188. The steelworks at Port Talbot wanted to use the gas they burn off to heat water for the local houses, but the council would not allow it.
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  189. Calling time on Starmer. The case is almost up, you can't hide behind claims of prejudicing the case for much longer. There is no reason why you should not start answering questions yourself.
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  190. 'Tolerance of other faiths.' What if those other faiths are intolerant? There lies the problem, it is contradictory. Perhaps a better value would be tolerant of those who are tolerant.
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  191. I read this argument a while ago: Interactions between people fall into 3 classifications. a) Bilateral, where both people agree to an interaction. b) Deception, where one person believes they are agreeing, but the other person has lied about what is being agreed upon. c) Force. This seems to cover all cases. If the government does not require consent to make laws, then doesn't it render bilateral agreement unnecessary? Surely they will use deception if they cannot get agreement and then force? Are we not really living in a dictatorship that masquerades as democracy?
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  192. If the government are afraid of the consequences of not listening to doctors and scientists, then they should start listening to some doctors and scientists who take a contrary view. It is the duty of the government to give all the experts a fair hearing and make a reasoned decision based on all the evidence. But they seem to be captives of one side of the argument.
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  193. We have male and female only schools. What about male and female only universities? I know that separates the sexes for even longer, and it may not be healthy, but it's a solution to the problem of further education being maternalised that does not completely prohibit womens further education.
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  194. I remember when I walked past the window of a coffee shop and there was a guy in there, taking photos of people. So I went in, sat next to him and watched him take photos of passers by, then upload them to an FTP server. I took my own photo of him.
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  195. And he finished with 'reset'. They're all in on it.
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  196. So house arrest is relaxed so long as we don't go out. Weasel words. My life is my own. It is my decision to take the risk of catching CoVid if I go out. And to those who think I might be putting someone else at risk, well everyone else has equal opportunity to avoid going out. If they have chosen to go out then they have equally accepted the risk that someone else or myself might give them CoVid.
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  197. Preventing anyone else understanding it more like while simultaneously reconstructing the network across the world. Obelisks all around the world.
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  198. 5G is well into microwave frequencies. As the frequencies increase the wavelength decreases, the signals do not travel far and they do not radiate wide. So they have to increase the power and direct the signal. 5G technology was developed from directed energy weapons.
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  199. I went into a pub in Birmingham. It had a stone floor, oak beams, wood panelling, an open fire, and so on, very authentic, ages old, a real pleasurable place to relax and drink. The walls were adorned with prints of centuries old portrait paintings, except the faces were covered with a smear of bright paint to ruin them. The spitful mutant is everywhere, and they want to erase everything that came before them.
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  200. Just stirring up trouble where there is none.
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  201. They have been counting the last 1% for about 24 hours. They just kept finding votes until he took the lead.
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  202. We keep locking down and as soon as it is relaxed there is cause to lockdown again. It is not working.
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  203. If we decentralise it just gives rise to the likes of Khan and Burnham. At present, it amounts to divide and conquer.
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  204. I didn't fall for lock down. I called it what it is, house arrest, right from the start.
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  205. The money Patel has given the french just pays for their navy to bring people over. Stop giving the french money and they won’t want to pay the navy costs themselves.
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  206. Care jobs unrecognised? They are being discussed almost everyday. Name me a job that people talk about more than caring, the health service, or teaching. Do people sing the praise of taxi drivers, plumbers, civil engineers or quanity surveyors?
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  207. The communists always went fo the food. It is the ultimate control mechanism.
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  208. Wasn't it Schofield who displayed a list of alleged abusers on a morning show a few years ago? Schofield may have been revealing that he has dirt on people, so they should keep their mouths shut. They all have dirt on each other, that's why they all keep quiet.
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  209. I am not owned by the Government.
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  210. The only person OAPs need to be square with is God. God never said 'Thou shalt pay thy TV licence fee'. So I say the OAPs can give the BBC 750,000 swivels.
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  211. You are absolutely right Godfrey, many of us know just what is going on.
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  212. People switched from Labour to Conservative in the last general election because they had finally lost faith in Labour. Now people are losing faith in the Conservatives. When people finally lose faith in the major parties, then parties like Reform and UKIP have a chance. EDIT: So long as they field candidates!
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  213. A farmer like to keep his livestock safe, but that is because he owns the livestock. I am not owned by the government.
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  214. No TV = No Licence = No BBC. Will anyone even notice if they disappear?
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  215. Nothing as terrifying as seeing just how many plebs there really are.
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  216. Something that I noticed recently when I went back to the area I grew up in, East Anglia, is that I hear estuary accents everywhere. There has been a mass influx within the last few years of people from London and Essex. My guess is that these people have been moved out, priced out, or sold out of London and Essex and moved to the coastal areas. This is what happens, migrants move in, and the natives move out to the fringes of the country.
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  217. I started my own campaign about 10 years ago. When I started I was a lone voice. Now I hardly have to say anything because the volume of other voices is like thunder.
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  218. How can facts that are proven true adversely affect a trial? Either the facts are not relevant and therefore will not come up in the trial, or they are relevant and will come up in the trial anyway. It is only falsehoods that could have an adverse effect and the jury will be told to make any judgements only on the evidence presented in the trial. Starmer could have let the facts be reported by the proper media instead of leaving people to gossip.
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  219. We know the SJW, BLM, Antifa etc are all Marxists. It's nothing we have not seen before and they have been defeated before, it's just they are in our house now. We have to look at what we need to do to stop this and what the consequences for society will be after our actions so that we don't defeat ourselves in the process.
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  220. I read about CoVid in late October 2019, well before it was in mainstream media, on a website. I read about either students or researchers who had contracted something and died.
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  221. I said last year that before long we will be told ET's exist and we have to do what they say.
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  222. Jenrick changing mind does show bravery, but why did he initially get it wrong? Is he just changing his mind to please the voters, and, hypothetically, he will change his mind again after getting into power? He could just be an unprincipled people pleaser.
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  223. I’ve known a vegetarian for a long time. He got a blood clot after being jabbed. While he was in hospital they found he was anaemic and decades of alcoholism has killed his liver. They gave him two years. Mother went on a stupid meat free diet and complained of bad health. Luckily I convinced her to eat a steak and that put it right. Now it’s a steak every week.
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  224. How about this: When talking to one of these gender-benders, and they tell you that when you say he or she, you are assigning a gender to something that is a constellation. Just tell them that when they hear the word he or she, they are assigning a gender to that word. And that all they have to do is assign a different gender, or indeed any meaning, to the word they hear. Then they can hear anything they like.
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  225. Bit by bit, this car keeps getting better. Before long there will be a brief moment when everything is sorted. Then, all the parts will begin to degrade at their own rate and the merry-go-round will start all over again.
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  226. How much does the NHS have to cost before people are so impoverished that their health begins to suffer?
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  227. Again I can draw a parallel to the end of the Roman civilisation where they devalued the money so far that they paid soldiers with slaves who worked on the soldiers farms. The other farmers could not compete with free labour.
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  228. The Conservative party has not even conserved itself.
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  229.  @clutchuwu1355  And what makes that so special. There must be many other planets with a molten iron core, perhaps their own.
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  230. They have twice the land area as us and the same population. They have a natural advantage in farming. While we have less farm land, we have more fishing waters. So we have a natural advantage in fishing. Seems the intelligent solution is, we employ our population in the fishing industry, France employs its population in farming, and we trade. Everyone has food, and employment. But the French would rather be greedy and have their farming and our fishing. Maybe we should send our farmers over to France, farm their land, and then sell the produce back to them. Isn't that a good scam?
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  231.  @redblade8160  The day before. What I mean is that there was no lasting damage.
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  232. There is a tax tax already. Fuel duty. It's added before VAT, so you pay VAT on the fuel duty.
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  233. Normally when someone loses their job, their employer demands they leave immediately. This is to prevent disgruntled people acting spitefully towards their employer and doing as much damage as they can.
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  234. France has twice as much land per capita for farming as we do. Where they have land we have coast line. They can farm and we can fish. But greedy France wants all their land and our coast line as well.
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  235. Maybe we should send farmers over to France to farm their land and then sell the produce back to them.
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  236. Looks are subjective. To my eyes the XJ looks elegant and stylish from the back, a bold and intelligent design.
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  237. Stop living. That's the ultimate demand. Like all communists. A death spiral.
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  238. England did better than they have for a long time. People should think positively and the team should keep at it.
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  239. So the party was organised by the head of propriety and ethics, and the karaoke machine was supplied by Sue Gray herself. Why didn't this come out at the time?
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  240. The whole thing plays into the hands of the dictators when people start to support restrictions.
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  241. Did he actually get access? He appears to be walking in the last few seconds of the clip. Bath is such a beautiful city.
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  242. It's like a game of Chess, the other week Knight Clarkson was taken, now it's Queen Lineker.
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  243. These are my thoughts as well
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  244. The software vendor shoud foot the bill. But it's easier for our inept government to take the money from the tax payer.
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  245. I wish people would just think of themselves as human beings rather than a race.
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  246. His father was in the local paper as well. Why so much attention for this family?
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  247. They don't mind releasing this report but not the grooming gang report. The thing that makes the church a good scapegoat is that they are culpable. But they are not the only ones. Nothing to see here - look over there!
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  248. GB News should ask Jeremy on for an interview. I always thought Jeremy should have got Nigel on to do a Star in a Reasonably Priced Car. Maybe Nigel can get Jeremy on Talking Pints instead.
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  249. Bought and paid for
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  250. If they keep the music without the words can you imagine what might happen if all the audience sang the words instead?
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  251. Isn't it just that people know they are facing 3 months of effective house arrest so they want to see the outdoors one last time.
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  252. On the depression, John B Calhoon studied rats and mice who lived in a world of plenty, where all needs were provided for. The populations rose rapidly before collapsing. We all have to struggle to survive, if there is no struggle, we have no purpose.
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  253. Regarding Savile and the BBC, I knew John Peel personally. I believe he knew about Saville, and Rolf Harris, but of course he had his own skeletons. He had married a 15 year old girl in America and the Police ran him out of the country, never to return. If you look at the DJs working for Radio 1 in that era, they all had skeletons. They would have known that if they called out Saville, their own backgrounds would have been dredged up, so they kept quiet. But was it by chance that all the BBC recruits had secrets and were all in the same place at the same time? Or were they selected specifically because they were compromised and would never speak out against Saville? Those working closest to him would be aware first.
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  254. Is Blackrock going to come in and buy up all the land, like they are in Maui?
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  255. A person is not British simply because they were born here or hold a passport. If that were the case then Britain would be nothing.
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  256. We should all read up on the Frankfurt School.
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  257. Good on Greece. They meet the 2% of GDP on defence spending that NATO asks for, as well.
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  258. All we were trying to do last year was stop them from stabbing each other.
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  259. She wasn't given that position to stop corruption. She is there to look as if she is doing something, and therefore is corrupt and is aiding corruption.
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  260. The Conservative Party appearing to be two parties in one, unable to control the differences within the party, about to split apart. This is how the Labour party appeared recently under Corbyn. Both these parties are barely capable of holding themselves together, not least the country. The fault line in society today is not represented by the two main parties.
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  261. We are not owned by the government. To give away responsibility of our health and safety to the government is to effectively make ourselves livestock.
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  262. Who would have thought that one of these doctors is on the health boards of Europe and Britain. Very revealing.
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  263. The way GP's are behaving will get them replaced with robots. Robots don't catch CoVid or shirk their responsibilities.
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  264. It’s clearly America who has the motive to have done this.
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  265. Stop all the free services, make them charge for everything, then give vouchers to all British citizens that we use to pay for what was a free services. Immigrants and benefit tourists get no vouchers.
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  266. The other day I was riding down a narrow lane. A Range Rover was approaching from the opposite direction, so I slowed in anticipation. Ahead on the left there was a passing point, but the Range Rover did not slow down at any moment. In fact, they did not appear to acknowledge me being there. I had almost got to the passing point when the Range Rover was upon me. If had not slowed moments earlier, then I might have got to the passing point. Or if the oncoming vehicle had slowed for a moment, then I could have reached the passing point and been able to nip in to the left. As it was, I did just manage to squeeze into the left, but the Range Rover passed within a couple of centimetres and risked a head on collision. I cannot think of a more definite example of careless, inconsiderate, and dangerous driving.
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  267. Wind turbines are called renewable because they have a lifespan of 30 years and have to be replaced. All the turbines put up in the 90's are being scrapped and they cannot recycle the blades so they are putting them in land fill!
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  268. The intro is exactly where I thought mechanization would lead a few years ago. Except I see two attempts to avoid the collapse. 1. Free money to support the producers. We are now seeing UBI being proposed. 2. Population cull.
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  269. The world government is running the show. Boris is just window dressing.
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  270. My guess is Mogg will be put forward as leader. He's been kept out of the spotlight so he doesn't get tarred with the CoVid brush. If there are any decent one left in that party they should leave. The lot of them are a shambles.
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  271. They are concentrated in cities. That will be enough to gain seats, unlike Reform, Reclaim, UKIP...
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  272. +Dunnlrs Do people still think Boris should be the leader of the conservative party when there is Daniel Hannan?
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  273. The best way forward is to process them offshore. If they cannot get here then they do not need to be deported and as we know, deporting them is almost impossible. The difficulty is getting it all through parliament and the courts.
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  274. This cannot be the first time in history that a civilisation has had traitors in it's midst who bring in outsiders to overthrow the civilsation. Well the Romans didn't prevail but some other people might have. Can we not learn something from a previous episode?
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  275. The Professors in the University I recently attended said they did not know the difference between untruth and lie. It is obvious to me that the difference is intent, but they were all German logisticians. They should have asked themselves, when they set an exam question and the student writes the wrong answer, is that a lie? Who goes into an exam and purposefully puts the wrong answer? Speaking of AI and law, many Universities have been, for decades, researching how to turn law into logic statements so that trials can be conducted by machines, not courts. What a nightmare, especially if the creators are unable to discern between untruth and lie.
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  276. Saudi Arabia have not renewed the petrodollar pact. Does the US government have reason left to ignore Saudi involvement?
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  277. It is the vaccinated who can carry CoVid without having symptoms. If an unvaccinated person contracts CoVid they will know about it. The vaccinated are lowering their own risk while increasing that of others. Furthermore, the vaccinated risk promoting deadlier strains because the vaccine does not suppress transmission. As happened with Marek's disease.
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  278. I hope Nigel turns the Conservative defectors away. If he allows them in, Reform will turn into the Conservative Party.
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  279. This is being used as Britain's George Floyd. The argument being used is always generalisation - guilt by association. They want to treat a group of people with suspicion and guilt because of the actions of a single member of the group. It is only valid to use this technique if the member were arbitrary, i.e. they have no rare properties. But every person has something about them that if different to all others therefore every person has a rare property and there are no arbitrary people therefore generalisation is fallacious.
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  280. How can thought crime be proven? And if something that cannot be proven is a crime, then anything can be a crime.
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  281. On the point of education. One change I would like to see now we have left the EU is that the history of this country, warts and all, should be taught in schools along with English grammar. There are people from other countries who are now more knowledgeable of our country than we are. I suspect this was a purposeful decision made once we joined the EU/EEC. If you remove peoples history you remove their identity. Perfect for the EU, the organisation that wants to dissolve nations and rule over all those people. If you don't know the history of your country you have no counter argument against their assertions.
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  282. I remember when I started school, I misgendered someone. I thought he was a girl, and he got in a right old strop about it. If I was at school today, he would probably thank me for it.
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  283. I would not vote for Sunak. What I have seen from lord Frost so far is promising. For me, it's not just about present policies, but the character of the person. That tells you what their future policies might be rather than just the immediate. That must be essential when choosing a leader.
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  284. Protesting to improve home insulation... That's just a joke, isn't it? A spoof protest straight out of Monty Python.
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  285. Farage is a backseat driver. You only have to watch him for a year or so. He can tell other what they should have done but he cannot do it himself. He is a showman.
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  286. We're well on the way. It's wearing a mask now and what will it be next? This is how the Nazi's operated. Small steps.
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  287. Islam ruled India for 900 years before they were banished to Pakistan. Islam ruled Spain for hundreds of years, the people of the Basque were the only people to resist.
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  288. Sure they were born in the wrong place, their forebears failed to make the place any better.
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  289. The governments are weak because for 40 years they have been jumped up civil servants who just have to fulfil the orders handed down by the EU. They have lost the skill. We have to relearn.
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  290.  @deborahsmith8871  It is terrible.
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  291.  @user-qr5bz2pq7v  The brain is not fully developed until 25
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  292. Of course the software would have to be different for each computer. If not then redundancy would have no value. If the code is the same across all and the stimulus is the same across all then all will behave identically and fail at the same time.
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  293.  @MultiFirelover  I think its a psy op.
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  294. Monty Python paved the way.
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  295.  @lilone68  I'm not suggesting she is innocent but when the jury are handed a list of the subset of deaths when Lucy was on duty and told it is the list of total deaths, then I think justice is being underminded.
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  296. The EU is an empire. Empires have always palm themselves off as trying to unify the world for good but they always grow by force and fail. You are doing nothing new, nothing spectacular, nothing intelligent, just the same old nothing. Forget it and learn to be social. Love Brexit.
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  297. The price of batteries cannot drop below the price of the raw materials, regardless of how many you manufacture.
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  298. They should never have agreed their treaty in the first place.
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  299. Jeremy and Harry Metcalfe are doing farming a service by telling us all about the difficulties they face every year.
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  300. First they said an inquiry was not needed and take too long. But they will support local inquiries that will take significant time anyway. So why do they really not want to get involved?
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  301. If you don't want to be pinged, then don't have a smartphone. A feature phone does the job. What are they going to do, give everyone a free smartphone?
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  302. No TV, No License, No BBC
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  303. I still say hold them offshore. An island, or a location in another country, or boats anchored offshore. Remember, they can leave at any time, they just have to say they want to go home.
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  304. Come May 22nd the WHO will be able to declare it an emergency, national or international, and impose house arrest on the scale and severity of China.
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  305. Red Cross. Remember that.
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  306. Starmer is a member of the trilateral commission. This is their plan.
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  307. If every nation leaves the EU, there is nothing to be on the outside of.
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  308. Wind turbines are intrusive offshore as well. You can be at the seafront, looking out, and see nothing but sky and sea. Look out in other parts of the country and someone has stuck a wind turbine farm offshore. Suddenly you are surrounded by man-made stuff everywhere you look. They are like the bars of a prison. No escape!
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  309. The 1984 public health act. The games up.
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  310. Why are we spending money on housing them when the airlines are going out of business? Spend the money on sending them back. Or house them offshore on a cruise ship until the ship is full, then send them back.
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  311.  @rebeccaconlon9743  The difference is gene mutation is naturally occurring and nobody can claim any intellectual property to the changes. Gene manipulation by people is by design and the changes can be patented. This means somebody owns a patent to your genetic code.
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  312. We can only hope their demise will be soon and swift, like Icarus.
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  313. There is no British Trump
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  314. This isn't really a wealthy society though. The reason why the woman has no time is because she must work. That's why we have both parents working to pay the mortgage or the rent. It has been caused by individualistic factors, and they were enabled by relative wealth at the time, but it is a trap. When women began to work, couples could borrow more and service the debt. That just pushed the prices of houses up. Now both parents must work to afford to live.
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  315. He must have brought his coke into USA on his private jet.
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  316. All candidates should 1, be independent, and 2 appear on a show like 'I'm a politician in the jungle'. Then we can see what their real character is when under pressure.
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  317. Swivel eyed loon
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  318. It looks quite clear what is going on. The same people who assassinated the scientist want to push America into a war with Iran before Trump is pushed out of office. He has not invaded any nation during his time in office.
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  319. Surely the public just have to say they will never vote for Rishi.
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  320. And women started wearing trousers some time ago. Did they instant turn into men?
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  321. There was a white guy called Tony Timpa who died is the same way as George Floyd - an officer knelt on his neck until he died. If there really was privilege for white people then perhaps the Police would have learned something from the death of the white man called Tony Timpa and stopped the practice of kneeling on peoples necks. But that did not happen. Can lessons only learned from the death of a black person? Because that means black people will always be one step behind. Perhaps we can learn from all people.
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  322. They are Americans unless the media wants them to be victims then they are black or hispanic.
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  323. What these two are talking about could just as easily be said about ANTIFA, extinction rebellion, the climate change brigade, BLM, the nutcases running riot in America with their autonomous zones out of the Walking Dead. People lashing out when challenged? ANTIFA have been violently attacking people who disagree with them since they began. It really is sickening listening to these people.
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  324. I wonder if the CoVid cases in the meat factories is a pretext to future food shortages.
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  325. The cynic in me says he’s only doing it as a last attempt to save is position.
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  326. He's mounting a Royal coup. Goes to all the supranational organisations and gives his opinion, then those organisations tell the lacky governments what to do. Charles thereby circumvents the restrictions on his involvement in politics.
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  327. 3 months in prison and/or £1000 fine is about right. Nobody needs to be sentenced, it will be a deterrent. What is going too far is climbing a memorial to put a wreath on top. Other people are satisfied with laying a wreath at the foot, does Peter Tatchell think he is special?
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  328. Looks like a good deal so far. It is of utmost importance to help Australia defend itself. The deal with France was a disaster.
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  329. @ That's why there is class action. When multiple people are affected by the same cause, they can band together.
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  330. When face masks became fashion items I realised we were lost.
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  331. He could have just said: on the set of The Rum Diary, and the courtroom would have been able to enjoy 13 minutes more of their own lives.
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  332. It's a Labour utopia! It's all in the name - Labour.
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  333. I don't wear a mask in the supermarket. Nobody has ever told me to wear one. It's like traveling over 100 miles per hour - nothing happens!
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  334. Agree 100%
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  335. He stuck to his principles throughout his presidency even if he did not always want to be president.
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  336. Yes deface them, agreed.
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  337. Wasn't the motivation to push people into higher education a reaction to 1) an increase in people in far east doing stem subjects, and 2) rising costs in the west pushing unskilled and semi-skilled jobs to cheaper countries like the far east? The proposed remedy was to produce higher value products and services that required greater skill. But everyone who would have done unskilled or semi-skilled work went and did arts or social science degrees, that are worthless, because the stem subjects were too difficult.
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  338.  Visio  You know what happened after Clarkson and Wilberforce abolished the slave trade? The exploitation of British orphans through child labour. The criteria for being exploited is not the colour of your skin, it's your financial class.
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  339. What are the odds that the new commissioner will be Bas Javid, brother of Sajid Javid? He does, after all, have the second-highest rank at the Met.
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  340. People trying to erase the slavery of the past just when slavery in this country is rising again.
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  341. Online games are more real than drugs. You are alone in a drug fantasy that is entirely in your own head. Online games are inhabited by other real people, they are more of an alternate reality.
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  342. Protest on a weekday. Do it when PMQ are in progress. March on parliament and surround it so they cannot get out. Don't let them out until they drop all the restrictions. Bring back 2018!!!
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  343. The College Of Policing is private limited company of which Priti Patel is the sole shareholder. Now that is a revelation.
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  344. We undoubtedly voted to leave and not for a deal. Cameroon had already got a deal and it was rejected in the referendum.
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  345. I find it hard to believe this is actually reality. If I was told 30 years ago we would be discussing this I would say it was the plot of a science fiction nightmare movie. Evil is really manifesting itself now.
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  346. After only 45 seconds I have this overwhelming feeling of deja vu. It is as if we have done this exact interview last year.
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  347. I smell a cover up. The Met want an exclusive investigation so that nobody can find evidence contrary to their version of events.
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  348. This should be his moment of glory where he earns his position but he is in over his depth.
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  349. Starkey said recently that he is coming out with a program about how the Winsor's got their name. I know already but I still can't wait.
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  350. Something I learned recently is that the £ sign before 1975, was written with 2 bars through the L. After Nixon closed the gold window and ushered in fiat currency, only one bar is written.
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  351. 20:15 'Creating wetland and refusing to dredge rivers'. The flooding in York a few years ago was caused by villages north of York that allowed their wetlands to be ripped up. They then had drainage channels cut into the hillsides that emptied into the river. During a season with normal rainfall, all those villages flooded, the river swelled and flooded York. The wetlands operated like a sponge soaking up rain so it did not run off into the river.
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  352. No TV = No Licence = No BBC
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  353. Brexit is all that is keeping them going. It's not their CoVid strategy for sure.
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  354. But the trans want to be superior. You see trans rights makes no sense if the two biological genders have equal rights. It doesn't matter what gender you are, your rights are the same so to have trans rights means to have rights specific to trans people.and thus setting them apart from everyone else. That makes them superior.
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  355. Watch out for the demographics after this CoVid scam. If they are not treating peoples real ailments then they will all die. Cancer suffers, diabetics, the obese, the people with liver problems due to alcoholism etc. Clapping for the NHS who have about the worst record for treating CoVid in the world and they are also not treating existing ailments. Clap for what - incompetence or genocide?
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  356. I guess you know who your friends are. We are going to witness a wave of virtue signalling for the next few months as rats jump ship.
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  357.  @bsimpson6204  The end is nigh types.
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  358. Individualists are not concerned with equality that is a collectivist trait. Individual is the antithesis of equality.
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  359. The characteristics of a drunk that you describe, are exactly the characteristics of an alcoholic I grew up with. He's dead now. Got too friendly with a tank girl and she beat him up. Normally a few broken bones and a punctured lung would not kill a person, but his liver was already about to give up, so he didn't recover. A few things I noticed about him was he could not understand metaphor, was clueless at maths, had some repulsion to self-control, and always had to have his own way. His brother is the one who was breast feed until the age of six. He developed a problem with heroin.
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  360.  Visio  You are joking? All the crew of the slave ships were slaves as well. The people that traded slaves saw anyone as a slave.
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  361. Great, so now we will all have to pay for this compensation out of tax. Taxed to pay for the clot shot and taxed to pay the compensation.
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  362. How can the BBC possibly say the licence fee is popular when the number of licences is dropping?
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  363. Now they have conquered the cities they are being rallied to take the towns, villages and hamlets. That's what it is.
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  364. Costa Coffee is still open. McDonalds is open. Why not Weatherspoons and small cafe's?
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  365. I can guess which constituency he will run for. The one whose MP recently let the party.
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  366. I learned there were 17 deaths, and she was not present at all of them. The jury were shown the list of deaths where she was present at all of them, but they were not presented with the full list of deaths while she was working there.
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  367. Exactly.
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  368.  @Treeborer  Absolutely, and openly.
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  369. What do you think is going to happen when people start getting evicted because they cannot pay the rent or the mortgage?
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  370. Done some bits and pieces. Some people mean DIY when they say that. With Phil it has a whole different meaning.
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  371.  @chuck948  Sorry if I gave that impression, but I am well aware of how long it has been happening. We have been subjected to this for so long that surely we have been desensitised.
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  372. Rishi is turning out to be quite the maffioso boss.
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  373. Starmer attends a synagogue and adhers to their practises. That's why he does not work after 6pm on a Friday.
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  374. Is someone this thin skinned really suited to politics? But if she is just a grifter, she will fit right in.
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  375.  @Julieoscar1  If you cannot voice your objections what can you do?
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  376. History is not a _story_. It's just a record of what happened.
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  377. What do they expect? They have opened the door, given illegal migrants free housing, food and money. While they do that people will come.
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  378. What's the big idea of interviewing people in the dark? Camera's have lights attached for such situations.
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  379. There is a chance that Reform could conduct an inquiry if they get into power. It depends on whether their councillors and MPs are fresh or defectors from a previous party. If they are defectors, then they may be implicated and steer away from an inquiry.
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  380. Back when racism was hypothetical. There cannot be racial discrimination in a country with one race.
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  381. The current method, waiting from crime to happen and then ... doing nothing.
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  382. Don't they understand? it's the political aspect that we don't want.
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  383.  @nickbrook234  But that's all paid for already. It was paid for with public money so the transcript should be freely available.
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  384. Everyone knew this is what they were doing, when they were doing it. Why did people comply?
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  385. To my eyes it looks better in a darker colour
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  386. They need to recount all these states.
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  387. There must be missing persons all year round, yet we always have one in the media around Christmas.
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  388. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's Klaus Schwabe.
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  389. Regarding the destruction of the coal industry. I heard the coal mines are not just sealed up, they flood the galleries to make it infeasible to open them again.
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  390. Supermarket staff come into contact with just about every member of a society, they are not even wearing masks at my local. They are not dropping dead as might be expected if this was as bad as it is portrayed.
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  391. Biden won't do anything he doesn't know he is president.
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  392. No TV = No Licence = No BBC. Its working.
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  393. @George Subscribington I like the skier analogy.
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  394. Tolerance is a fallacy. If you unconditionally tolerant, then you tolerate the intolerant. And we see this now. For example we tolerate migrants who themselves will not tolerate us, other migrants, people other faiths, women, homosexuals and so on. On the other hand if you conditionally tolerate, then there are some you do not tolerate thus you have intolerance.
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  395. A while ago there was a tv show called Squid Games in the news. I never watched but I gather it was some kind of dystopian game show where the contestants died if they lost. Rather than call it out, I suggested every political candidate is made to go through such a trial so that we can weed out the traitors and psychopaths. Of course I was not totally serious, not exactly.
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  396. It's 22 billion, if you believe Labour that is.
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  397. The independent group? Some people do not know the meaning of words.
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  398. All we ever hear is: The system is broken, the system doesn't work, the system, the system ..... Maybe we rely on 'the system' too much. The system is really government, and they are divorced from the people.
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  399. Having a pub is an interesting idea. A good one I think. When I was in UKIP I suggested we asked a Weatherspoons pub if we could hold our meetings there.
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  400. The Sutton Hoo helmet is and few fragments of rust no bigger than postage stamps. The one that is displayed is a replica that was made in the 1970's.
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  401. The 12C is a natural beauty. It has an elegant and flowing front that blends into a modern technological rear. Better IMO than the 650S, which has the front of a P1 welded onto the rear of the 12C. It looks like a cut and shut.
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  402.  @winterfell2650  That is a combination of the stupidest things I have heard.
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  403. Tell the BBC to find their own means of funding. Subscription, advertising... But not directly via taxation or licence fee.
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  404. Corporate communism is basically fascism. That was Mussolini's variation.
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  405. Mortgages are not so bad, nothing to be afraid of. In the last 15 years, I have single-handedly paid off two mortgages and now own outright. Rent? When you retire on a fixed income, having rising rent, and no assets, the future is bleak.
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  406. The UK produces 1% of global CO2 emissions. There is almost nothing we can do in the UK to effect global CO2 emissions. Humanity is not facing extinction. There is currently about 400 ppm CO2 in the atmosphere, there were times in prehistory where it was 4000 ppm (10 times as much) if the temperature rises as much as they suggest due to CO2 then there would have been no life millions of years ago.
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  407. I don't think they could have done it without lockdown. It was lockdown that freed up hotel rooms.
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  408. Points to there being a common factor throughout European and maybe western society.
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  409. Is this the reason behind the current movement for people to identify as something they are not? Simply to boost the numbers within minority groups. Although the real figures are surprisingly low, it does not feel that way. If I go to a major city, then I quite quickly feel that I am the minority group. It is a point of fact that white British are a minority in London, and have been for some years.
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  410. The tyre lettering looks great.
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  411. You may be correct, but people have to do their research in order to know their enemy.
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  412. It's controlled opposition.
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  413. Nigel is all over the place on CV. Not his strength.
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  414. Today's Conservative party can't even conserve themselves.
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  415. Not just inform but strategize and act.
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  416. If it was done properly, they would never come off the barge, and it would 10 miles off the coast.
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  417.  @BadBoyV1  The radios will be able to transmit to each other within the building. And to transmit outside the building a repeater can be used to receive the signal within the building and retransmit outside. You see, I worked in the field of Police radios for 9 years.
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  418. Britons today are asked to answer for those of the past. I'd say that's an unfair apportioning of blame.
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  419. While they are here they can use it as a reason to remove your liberties. Is no one complaining that we have more CCTV than just about any other nation and now facial recognition in London? They allow people they don't trust to come into the country and then use that as a reason to spy on everyone.
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  420. Is this going to be a seasonal event now? A search for a missing woman every Christmas.
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  421. And while the automotive industry struggles to produce cheap electrified cars and a reliable charging network, a lot of rail is electrified already.
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  422.  @dg271  Yes, that really is interesting. Maybe they know the native population distrust migrants, therefore these women have to protect the migrants from the natives. That's what we are seeing. I also notice a lot of older women, well past fertility, supporting migration. Is it that they still have the instinct despite not needing to look after children anymore?
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  423. Leavers are well represented with regards to parties. UKIP, Brexit Party, English Democrats and now Reclaim Party. The main problem is fragmentation the vote is so split none of them have much chance of even getting an MP.
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  424. None Of The Above will win.
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  425. Nobody asked for furlough. It was forced upon us and now we have to pay a debt we never asked for!
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  426. Pleading guilty means no interrogation could reveal the motive. He would be found out to be a terrorist and the people who were imprisoned after the stabbings would have more reason to appeal. Starmer is even trying to change the definition of terrorism. He can only be doing that to not categorise Rudakubana as a terrorist. I say that because if he wanted to call Rudakubana a terrorist, then he would have already, all the evidence is there. But he didn't, and now he is changing the definition, therefore he is not changing the definition to include someone who was included already.
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  427. I was taught the history of Russia in history at school. We covered the tzars, Lenin, Trotsky and Stalin. It certainly covered the death and failure.
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  428. It's missing the point to argue whether GB News is more biased than the BBC. GB News are commercially funded, they can be as biased as their revenue allows. In contrast, the BBC are publicly funded, they have a duty to be unbiased because they get licence payers fees regardless of whether the licence payer agrees with their politics and wants to watch them.
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  429. It's really pathetic that they try to shut down criticism. If their way of life could be better then they have everything to gain from criticism. If they cannot improve, then they should be able to defend their position. If they do not wish to engage then they can do as the ignor-rant usually do, and ignore. Perhaps they think they are better, they can teach us a thing or two but they don't want to out of spite.
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  430. I never thought Ed was the red trousers type.
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  431.  @davideselvi3906  Trust is easily lost and hard to regain.
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  432. We accept that newspapers and tv channels have a political leaning. I can only see social media will divide. We just need alternative companies to rise.
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  433. A poor person wold never get away with criminality and they don't have the financial means to bribe their way out of conviction, but the rich can.
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  434.  @williamhamilton8329  He is and so is William
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  435.  @maccagrabme  Oh dear, how sad, never mind
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  436. There were literally hundreds of them. Regardless of whether SAGE were to be listened to, it was full of people with highly specialised skills. How long would it take a business to assemble hundreds of specialists? How long would the recruitment take. I estimate years. So how did they appear so quickly after CoVid began?
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  437. I'll add multinational corporations to that as well.
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  438. Great interview by Dominic, he asked her all the right questions.
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  439. I watched the whole speech and I didn't notice any significant change in Trump's demeanour. And that is a good thing. It shows the strength of his character that he narrowly dodged death, literally, and remains unchanged. I know another recent leader who had a brush with death and his policies did change, Boris Johnson. His actions after contracting covid where a disaster for this country.
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  440. Remember Dr Vernon Coleman? The old man in a chair. He talked of exactly this.
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  441. 'We will loose' he has conceded defeat already. Yes it is submission, and thats what Islam means, submit. His party chairman and largest donor is a Muslim, how can he oppose Islam, bite the hand that feeds him? I said it months ago. Controlled opposition is a very fitting description. Reform began with the EU issue. That's yesterdays issue now, old news. Immigration and Islam is the topic now.
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  442. When it comes to GBS some people say he was a communist, others say a fascist. I think this just highlights how similar the two are, how the similarities far outweigh the differences.
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  443.  @handbags4948  What a naïve comment. We don't have to let them come here. Except rich people like it because poor people are submissive in order to get a leg up. Whereas middle classes start saying no therefore the upper classes favour submissive poor people.
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  444. Marvin Rees allowed Extinction Rebellion to block the streets for a week 2 years ago. I asked him then where would it lead, what comes next? He had no issue with Extinction Rebellion disrupting the city.
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  445. Why is Joe so slow?? He's just Biden his time.
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  446. Do you mean Dr Gregory Michael? He took the Pfizer vaccine.
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  447. No TV = No Licence = No BBC
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  448. The dinghies that are confiscated by Border Force, are eventually sold at auction by Border Force. I have it in writing from Border Force themselves.
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  449. How about the 9 million of public funds appropriated by the remain campaign or the billions throw in by the big banks and George Soros?
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  450. Is Rishi Sunak really going to operate against fossile fuels at COP 28? His father-in-law just signed a £1.5B deal with BP to explore for fossile fuels.
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  451. Saudi Arabia have not renewed the Petrodollar Pact. They are free to trade oil for any currency they like now, meaning the dollar is no longer essential to buy oil. Oil is the only commodity that can be remotely said to back the dollar. I think this is a mammoth turn of events, i.e. giant and extinct.
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  452. The vanguards who sacrifice the present for the future are always dissidents. They never get the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow because by the time the rest of society has conformed to the new idea, they have rejected that idea in favour of a new new. They just scrape by and have brief moments of luck once in a while. How do you win?
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  453. No TV = No Licence = No BBC
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  454. I wonder sometimes if it is a low-status male response to feminism, along the lines of 'if you can't beat them, join them'. But I suppose it could just as easily be low-status men utilising the inverted power structure to gain an advantage over higher-status men. Some of both.
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  455. And those who control the past control the future
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  456. I've read Cain and Abel a number of times, just recently infact. There is nowhere in that story in Genesis where Abel is described as handsome, popular, intelligent, or Cain ugly and unintelligent. I do wonder how people read all this into that story.
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  457. This new religion is just full of contradictions. In logic there is something called 'the principle of explosion'. So called because if contradictions are allowed, then it becomes very simple to prove anything to be true, therefore the number of true statements explodes. But any logic system that allows contractictions becomes useless because it cannot dissern the difference with truth and falsehood, therefore logic always preserves the law of non-contradiction.
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  458. If people are bothered about bias on Twitter, then just don't use it. Leave it to the bots.
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  459. The BBC are well and truly on their way out.
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  460. 34:06 Defund the BBC - A few years ago you would think a few cranks. I was one of those cranks and I'm proud of it 😊😊 No TV No Licence No BBC
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  461. I read the BBC are interested in getting more involved with education. I means only one thing.
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  462. You don’t have to rely on the government to do something. You can effect change yourself. Cancel your licence and cut off their revenue. A broadcaster only has power if you watch them.
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  463. Saving the NHS, what a perverse idea.
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  464. It's almost a fair fight
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  465. What a simpleton. He did not clock that laws made by one government will be inherited by future governments with motives that you cannot predict?
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  466. Yeah we’ve had vaccines for over a year now and people are dropping dead from a variety of heart related issues, and the birth rates have dropped by about 10%.
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  467. 12 is good as the base of a number system. It has more factors than 10. 2,3,4 and 6 instead of just 2 and 5. It means you can divide more numbers precisely.
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  468. People should have the freedom to speak but nobody has to listen to them. Hence I don't watch the BBC. A consequence of not watching them is that I don't need a licence. Under the current funding model that means they will wither and die. But they have the opportunity to either change their funding model or change the content.
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  469. The very idea of a politician receiving acting lessons is incredible on its own.
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  470. Saudi Arbabia has not renewed the petrodollar pact, they are now able to sell oil for any currency they wish. Oil is the only commodity that remotely backs the dollar. Without that backing nobody needs dollars. If it loses the reserve status then there are trillions of dollars with little value. The currency will collapse.
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  471. Offshore detention - that what I prescribe. Banksy’s ship wasn’t allowed to dock. If it’s ok for eu countries then it’s ok for us.
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  472. What if these people are not dying? What if they are going into hiding because something big is about to happen?
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  473. The only way Conservatives will get in is if people are more afraid of Labour. The truth is, neither of them are any good, and we will get the same either way unless there is a credible third option that people will vote for. That takes at least two things, a credible party and voters who take the time to engage and have the courage to vote differently.
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  474. They are nothing but greedy. They have twice as much land per person than we have and they want our coastline as well.
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  475. You can choose to eat cake or not, choosing not to breathe has consequences.
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  476. I'm so inspired by Insulate Britain's dedication to home improvement that I am going to start my own movement. It's going to be called extension rebellion.
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  477. You can hardly call our politicians uniquely incompetent. Show me a politician who isn't 'incompetent', there are few, More appropriate to call them corrupt, and they are not unique in that either.
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  478. Our local Woolworths became a pub after it closed down.
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  479. Then they will have taken the capital and the real Briton will be chased to the far corners.
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  480. The gift that keeps giving.
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  481. And banks
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  482.  @bukiyouneko9863  I don't know your background but I have developed control systems and I can say with certainty redundancy does not work for software if you simply run different instances of the same software. Redundancy is great for mitigating risk of hardware failure due to manufacturing defects and damage. But if a defect is due to a design flaw then all instances of that design will have that defect. When it comes to software there is no manufacturing, it is all design. So multiple instances of the same code will behave identically given the same stimulus.
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  483. That's all people need to do. It is the most certain, effective method.
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  484. And where are they now? The western world does look very much like those ancient civilisations just before they collapsed.
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  485. Climate change is the pretext to depopulation.
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  486. Chris Russ It gets accepted if there is no alternative but (cynically) they get no credit for the achievement. More likely someone of less competency gets the credit. That is itself dangerous because it rewards incompetence while simultaneously disincentives the competent. It’s the question of forgiveness, when, how and why.
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  487. She's right
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  488. To The Hague with the lot of them
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  489. There are two parties involved in forgiveness. To the person forgiving it relieves them of of the past, they can move on. But to the person receiving forgiveness how can someone accept forgiveness without acknowledging their wrong doing? To that person forgiveness would appear as an accusation first.
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  490. It exists to placate people.
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  491. I suggest we have some talks on what caused other dictatorships, such as the soviet union, to finally come to an end. If we study this we can accelerate the end of the current movement.
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  492. Was it a religious ritual?
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  493. The Duke of York.
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  494. Sorry to say but my guess is he will get re-elected. There are plenty of good alternatives but that's the problem the alternative vote is being split. The best chance we have is for all the opposition to come to an agreement and voters to vote for a single candidate then hope that some of the people who had voted for Khan will see their mistake and vote against him. We would do better if the voting system was a knock-out like the US presidential elections.
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  495. Looks to me that the NHS has run its course.
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  496. To what degree should the Church be involved in politics? I can see that there is a moral aspect to politics but in my mind that should be the limit of their involvement.
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  497. When you stop watching and giving money to the BBC it's not just your immediate life that improves. It's the lives of everyone else because the propaganda machine grinds to a halt and the country wakes up from hypnosis.
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  498. No surprise, the average IQ is approaching that of the Middle Ages.
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  499. Decadence: Paying for mistakes from the bank of past success.
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  500. Sustainability is today's perpetual motion machine. Nothing is sustainable, not even the sun.
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  501. The Keynesian model is not spend to reduce inflation. It is to save during the growth phase and spend the savings during the recession. It is a k type strategy. The problem is that it has been corrupted by people who don’t understand it, until it has become spend, spend, spend.
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  502. I'm guessing the out of breath bit at the start was irony following the comments in the last vid. If not then maybe at least think about some exercise and lay off the cheese burgers.
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  503. If someone telling people there is no need to panic buy causes people to panic buy, then it shows a distinct lack of trust.
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  504. Hip hip hooray.
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  505. Protein and iron in vegetables is not bioavailable to humans. It takes 6 times the quantity of vegetables to get the same nutritional benefit as meat. There simply is not enough land to grow that quantity of vegetables. Furthermore, it is not possible to grow vegetables on the side of hills because they cannot be ploughed and harvested. If livestock do not graze that land, then it is not used for any food production. Meaning, arable land has to be even more intensively farmed. Even more pesticides, even more nitrates. Livestock farming requires zero pesticides and fertiliser.
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  506. Aesthetics and aerodynamics are different dimensions.
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  507. Some of the alt coins seem more like non-dividend shares than currency.
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  508.  @Rude_Potato  But the front is just as bad. Disc brakes just don't work very well. The clearance between the pad and the rotor is so minuscule that they always rub no matter what you do.
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  509. His son is saying the same nonsense as well.
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  510. The test of a 'free-speech' platform: Can you critise the platform and its owners on the platform? If not, then it's not free-speech.
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  511. I made the comment just on the title, i.e. before watching the video. It broadly agrees with the video explanation. And the answer is that women should be having children. If they did then their instinct would be directed to their children, to the extent that they would become protective of them, and oppose migrants.
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  512. Game on
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  513. There is as yet no credible alternative party.
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  514. If someone asked you how you were going to vote why would you tell the truth?
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  515. George Orwell may have written 1984 as a warning but what it did was lay the path to that future. The mechanics of the book can be brought into being because anyone who objects can be dismissed as believing in a fantasy that will never happen or called a conspiracy theorist. Orwell cleared the way.
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  516. And watch programs that they don't even produce. Or watch content streamed over the internet - like this - they didn't produce or transmit. They are profiteering from other peoples labour.
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  517. I thibnk we need some facts about this. Where is the father and was he is agreement with the family moving to Spain?
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  518. First, they did not want to investigate, and now they want to exclusively investigate. They want to pick certain events and have them removed from the investigation they did not want to do!
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  519. The mark of the beast
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  520. If the Queen doesn't voice an opinion, Keith, how do you know if she is disillusioned?
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  521.  @cultureofcritique9735  What is going on has become normalised to the point where many barely pay attention anymore.
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  522. We can't vote our way out, and we can't talk our way out.
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  523. ‘It’s not a matter of opinion’. Sounds very much like ‘the science is settled’.
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  524. Cis and trans come from chemistry. They are names used to describe the isomers of a molecule. Isomers are variations of a molecule that are made from identical atoms, but the atoms are arranged differently. Why cis and trans? My guess is trans was chosen first to describe someone who has changed gender, they then needed a word to describe those who have not. Chemistry provided cis because in chemistry it is the counterpart to trans.
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  525. This is what will end the present monetary system of fiat currency. If you cannot spend your money then it no longer functions as a medium of exchange, and people will seek a new medium. The only card they have left to play is the tax card. The government only accepts fiat currency as a tax payment, that's all that will keep fiat currency required.
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  526. Their theories are always inconsistent. But when an inconsistency is revealed, the solution is to say the theory is incomplete, i.e. the theory has to be expanded to resolve the inconsistency. Their theory has to grow, they have to take more ground. Ever expanding.
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  527. Always people with former positions. If this guy still had the position, would he do the interview?
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  528. That's because there is no depth they will not sink to. That's what surprises you. They are a bottomless pit.
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  529. How can it stop you getting CoVid if they have not isolated the virus?
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  530. A vote for Labour is a vote for the Labour government. If you don't want Labour then you have to rally behind the strongest opposition, and that is presently Reform.
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  531. You pay them to do what they want.
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  532.  @richardduplessis1090  When Covid and lockdown started, he was noticably abscent.
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  533. Sounds like the security industry drumming up business for itself.
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  534. I think politicians need to rethink their policies first. If MP's need security to protect them from the public, then they have made the wrong decisions and are on the slippery slope towards dictatorship. Even the tragic death of David Amess could be said to be a result of government policy. Recent governments have wilfully created a multitude of minority groups who don't even agree with each other on anything. Now we have a situation where no government can do anything without upsetting at least one of the minority groups. Trust and cohesion is lost.
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  535. The thing is, the government have not been listening to the real British people for decades. We use the reasonable methods of democracy, voting, talking... But nothing happens. If the government will not respect the reasonable approach, then there is nothing but unreasonable options.
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  536. The only credible argument I have heard against leaving the ECHR is that it protects the rights of Britons within Europe if they are in legal trouble. Other than that, I don't see any reason to be in it.
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  537. And how are the army going to fight when people can’t even play football without collapsing? Where will they get new recruits from? We are defenceless.
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  538. Yes ditch them both.
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  539. They have, taken it without a shot. But they have all the money, and therefore the power. Can we use the same tactics, slowly chip away as they did, and reverse the situation? Is there time before we perish? Do we _have_to do it the ugly way?
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  540. I have my protest for home improvements. It’s called Extension Rebellion.
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  541. What I would like to know is why a lot of our great academics go off to American universities? In my subject there are almost no lecturers indigenous to the UK. Given that we have been sending as many people to university as possible for the last 20 years I would expect more. Instead almost all the lecturers are from overseas.
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  542. Dithering conservatives have ballsed it up. I blame Gove the back stabber for getting May in.
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  543. In my 20 odd years experience as a software engineer I think the problem you describe with IT in the UK is really a problem with management in the UK and the attitude to IT. Managers are really just spivs and the IT companies are just subcontractors to their customers. Ask yourself how many software companies have you heard of from the UK? I can only think of SAGE. Most talk to their customers directly, bend over backwards to sign a contract, then scramble around trying to deliver the software. The customer dictates the requirements, the price, and the timescale. These idiot companies have no vision and they operate hand-to-mouth. It's not possible to become anything more than a pipsqueak in those conditions. I also worked in computer games, back in the early 90s. I witnessed a massive change. It occurred after CDROMs were invented. Prior to that, games were delivered on floppy disc or cartridge. Storage capacity was low so it was not possible to deliver much in the way of media content. Therefore a game was produced by about 3 people: 1 programmer, 1 artist, 1 musician. When the CDROM came about, the challenge was how to fill up 700MB of storage capacity. To start with they just put collections of music from different record labels on there or had movie sequences. But over time the games have grown to include more content and it takes 100s of people to produce that content. I agree with you on the exploitation though. The people writing games back in the 80s and 90s were incredibly intelligent. Polymaths most of them. And the company I worked for did exploit them.
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  544. Problem is, I don't trust them anymore. I don't think they will do anything, maybe make things worse.
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  545.  @winterbonnie7859  Did I dispute that? The video is biased because it only uses Trump as an example.
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  546. When the ECQ was released, despite there being no official tests, the press were saying that first impressions suggested it had the longest range. Yet it was discovered here that it has the least range.
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  547. As far as I can tell Ferrari's argument just doesn't work. If the vaccine prevents against the new Brazilian strain and the Peterborough strain, then those who take it still have nothing to worry about regardless of who else takes it. If a person doesn't take it they put themselves at risk, which is their decision, and those others that have decided to take that risk.
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  548. Britain did the same during the same era, Thatcher in the 1980s. They call it care in the community.
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  549. Once he had talked it down he got it on the cheap.
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  550. Not quite with you on the exterior design and it's freshness. The main problem is those headlights which were obviously a last minute bodge. And I prefer the more upright larger grille of the later editions. But I like the bonnet bulges and curves. A Jaguar needs to show some muscles.
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  551.  @futurez12  The UN sets the agenda! It's called Agenda 21 and and Agenda 2030. You can read it. Wake up!
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  552. I agree that inciting violence is precisely asking someone to comit violence on your behalf. But that is exactly what a government does when it recruits military forces and goes to war. Outlawing incitement to violent is government monopoliation of violence. Just an observation.
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  553. Apparently it works best when used early in the illness
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  554. So where are they going to go?
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  555. My brother was telling me about his daughter who has just started school. They have them watching BBC Newsround on a big screen in the classroom for 5 minutes after they come back from the playground. BBC indoctrinating children as early as possible. Big Brother Corporation.
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  556. Rafe Heydel-Mankoo makes a good point when he says that as the number of children in a family declines, the value placed on each increases, to the point where they are spoilt. I would also raise the voting age. My rationale is that the brain has not finished developing until about 25, so I would suggest about 25, but I will settle for 21.
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  557.  @chasbrown7303  Leaving the UN should be our next agenda.
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  558. Where's the rest? I waited in for that.
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  559. He's right, in the world we live in a bank account is essential, and the legislation should follow the model of a utility company.
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  560. And he is a member of the House of Commons! Him, a commoner!
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  561. I don't wear one. I said to an assistant and they said they cannot force me to wear one. Nobody bothers me except if I try and go into McDognals, so I don't.
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  562. The climate change narrative is really grooming. Michael Moores film is evidence of this. The idea has been planted in peoples mind that humans are changing the environment. The initial solution proposed is to change the energy source from CO2 emitting sources to renewable. This doesn't work for many reasons. Renewables are very inefficient, the manufacture of solar and wind turbines is very CO2 intensive. So now that solution is being shown to be false, another solution has to be found. The thing on everyone's minds is the population. So now the first solution has failed people are ready to accept depopulation. Climate change is grooming for depopulation.
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  563. There's still time for a sharper, lighter Emira. The early Evoras were heavier and softer than the last ones.
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  564. Don't worry you can have my dose, I don't want it.
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  565. I agree with some sentiment here, but I'm sorry, there's something ironic about a discussion over etiquette with a man who called someone a damp rag.
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  566. Keep up the opposition. Nothing will stop them otherwise.
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  567. The problem with the railways, utilities, and infrastructure, is the same problem with all businesses in Britain. We have managers with very low ability. That is why nothing worked when it was nationalised and why, when it was privatised, it was all bought by foreign companies. Now they run everything for their own interests and we pay through the nose for poor service.
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  568. Given that many of these illegal immigrants to Britain end up in sweatshops where they have to pay their wages back to their employers, will the French be hounded for hundreds of years for their part in what is the new modern slave trade?
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  569. It’s better to get a mortgage when interest rates are high. Then house prices are lower, you can’t overstretch, and interest rates are likely to go down. Then you asset rises in value, your repayments come down. Buy at low interest, then it goes up and you are in negative equity and you can’t afford the repayments.
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  570. I helped develp a radio system for the Abu Dhabi Police. When our team visited, the Police said how happy they were that we let all their criminals into Britain as immigrants.
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  571. Are you joking? This is what I like about Trump. He said exactly the right thing.
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  572. I don’t see any intrinsic value in Gold. But I do see properties that make it good as a measure of value. It has few uses, so there is no dilemma over using it as money or for another essential purpose. It is limited in supply, so it’s exchange rate does not reduce, but it can increase. Being a stable element, it doesn’t degrade. It survives human activities. Overall it resists change.
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  573. He stuck to his principles and has fallen on the right side.
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  574. That's exactly what I thought and I was going to make that my comment when there were no views of this version but I shied away. I was unsubscribed as well. Free speech requires dedication.
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  575. ​ @ChristianIce  The video is proposing that people were unscrupulously influenced by social media to vote for leave. It follows that the people arguing this will then argue for their political opponents to be deplatformed. My counter argument is that I am a leave voter and I do not have a social media account therefore I could not have been influenced by it. Yet I still voted leave. I am demonstrating that their argument is false - I voted leave and was not influenced by social media. Deplatforming will not work.
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  576. 2:16 'it is good that you have creatives that are able to make dramas and comedies without have to chase ratings' So what you're say is .... they can get paid to make whatever they want regardless of whether anyone watches it.
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  577. If people were being lost in the channel (drowning) we would be finding bodies washed up ashore, some on our side, some on the French side. I'm not aware of that.
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  578. What about the care home deaths he covered up?
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  579. This is where the conversation needs to go. How do we change the present direction rather than commentating on what we don't like.
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  580. If I had followed the code yesterday and stepped out at a junction, expecting the drivers to wait for me to walk across, I would have been run over.
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  581. I know people who don’t understand metaphor, I doubt they understand irony. My guess is that certain linguistic tools require a certain IQ to understand.
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  582. Waste macerators in the sink were a UK fad in the 1980's. We did have them, I lived in a flat with one, but they also smell, and you should not put solid waste down the sink. It blocks the drains.
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  583. I don't agree with you there. I have worked with a few people who had no prior programming experience. You can learn it on the job but the learning curve is steep and while you are on it you will produce poor code. Even after you learn a language it takes years of practise to become expert because its not about the language, its about how you tackle the problems you are presented with. Doing a course in it gives you guidance from people with some knowledge and importantly a sandbox to learn through error - because you will make many. The comparison with a mechanic is also incorrect. A mechanic fixes broken things, they take parts off and replace them. A programmer is creating from nothing, not fixing.
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  584. The tolerance paradox: If you tolerate the intolerant then there is intolerance. If you do not tolerate the intolerant, then there is intolerance.
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  585. The kids are beginning to really wake up to the woke. I hear it every so often.
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  586. 'Shut up you lot', well said.
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  587. That McLaren is a monster. 2.5 years old and it still can't be beat.
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  588. Very interesting discovery, ANTFI in league with the journalists.
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  589. I asked a checkout attendant at the supermarket if they knew anyone who worked at the supermarket who had CoVid and the answer was no. Everyone in the community uses the supermarket so the staff come into contact with everyone yet none of the staff have had it.
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  590. I still remember when I was a kid, someone used to fly a crop sprayer over the houses during the summer and spray us while we were in the garden.
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  591. This presenter is a shill
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  592. It's not just the government, it's the monarchy as well.
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  593. 45:24 The girl is right. Magic is infinity, and when you have infinity, it is certain that what can possibly happen will happen in the future. Therefore, you have hope. But when you measure something, it becomes finite. Eventually, the opportunity for something to happen in the future ceases. Therefore, you no longer have hope.
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  594. It's not going to be the same in America - you have guns.
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  595. The BBC do not act with impunity. 500,000 people cancelled them last year. Their traditional revenue is drying up but more importantly the audience for their propaganda is disappearing. Is the cancellation of the BBC justified?
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  596. Saville, Diana, the anti-British bias. The BBC have made too many mistakes and been found too many times to be covering up or pleading ignorance. Is there anyone left that likes them? You don't have to wait for the government to do something about them. Just cancel your licence.
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  597. In the UK, far from having one right-wing party (The Conservatives), we have UKIP, Reform, Reclaim, English Democrats... They are all labelled far-right because the traditional right Conservative Party is following left-wing policies.
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  598. Regarding the Hobbseian Bargain, how can a person be secure if they have no rights or freedom because they gave them away to the state? “Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.” - Benjamin Franklin
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  599. Every cloud..
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  600. Yet people still prescribe chemotherapy to cure cancer. It's still poison, the hope is that it kills the cancer before it kills the rest of the body.
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  601. Sounds like doctors on an ego trip.
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  602. On the one hand, we might want to judge art on its own merit and not on the character of the artist. On the other, many people take issue with the statue outside the BBC that was made by Eric Gill.
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  603. My gay uncle told me his mother dressed him in girl's clothes as a child, probably my mother's clothes. This seemed to be a root issue for him. It was about 20 years ago that people started dressing their infants in gender-neutral yellow. Those children, from the earliest age, were not told what gender they are, now there is an explosion of seemly confused people who are 'transitioning'.
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  604.  @bobbarclay3203  It is concentrated. But the comparison to Chernoble isn't such a good one either. The radioactive elements at Chernoble are on the surface as a result of an uncontrolled explosion that spread much of them around the world. Whereas this would be buried under a substantial amount of rock, ideally kilometers, that will shield the radiation. They just need to encase the material so that it stays concentrated there. I thought glass would be a good candidate because it is stable for millions of years, but apparently they did not choose that. Incidentally, below the crust, the earth is molten. It is molten because of the heat produced by the decay of radioactive elements. Is anyone worried about this?
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  605.  @jim_herd  It is as much the cyclist's responsibility to avoid a dangerous situation as anyone else. But keeping a door width from a car is not possible in most cycle lanes because they are not wide enough.
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  606. Moderation is a euphemism for censor. If what is said is legal, then there is no reason to moderate/censor.
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  607. Kamala Harris was introduced at a recent Biden rally as 'the next president of the united states'.
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  608. At last, the conversation has moved on to this. Andre is correct in saying the problem is the cost of housing. Is the answer to give people money to have babies? We did that through the 90s at least. And that lead to single parent families with children from 1,2,3... fathers. If the problem is house prices, then work to reduce them. Don't allow it to get worse and try to make up for it. What is the government going to do, buy every one a house?
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  609. The XJ rear was the best bit. The vertical tail lights were an elegant unique style.
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  610. Solar panels are actually surprisingly cheap. Approximately £200 for a top spec panel, a few years ago it was closer to £150. But the firms that install solar will not let you purchase the components yourself. They will not tell you how much they are charging you for the components, and it ends up being double the cost for half the installation. They claim it's all about regulations and getting a certificate.
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  611. Regarding the slavery, the reason why Britain, and to a less extent America, takes all the blame is because we are the top nations and some people want to take us down. There's no gain in taking down Africa for the Barbary Coast slave trade.
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  612. There's nothing positive about discrimination.
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  613. Only one thing to say No TV No licence No BBC
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  614. I'm equally thrilled and terrified that someone listened.
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  615. I think this is the most important discussion we can have. I am glad people are starting to talk about it.
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  616. There is no privilege. People worked very hard for generations for their rights and position.
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  617.  @XYKelseyyy  These are my thoughts as well. Watch the media ramp up the stories.
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  618. He didn't answer the question. If we stop manufacturing here because we do not have energy then the manufacturing moves to China or India, where they produce even more CO2 than they do now. And we have to ship the products back. The CO2 emissions go up, not down.
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  619. Clarkson has grown a vagrant beard and you appear to be wearing Arthur Daily's old clothes. Lockdown bites.
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  620. What did they expect? Paying people to do nothing on the advice of scientist who are in the pockets of Gates and NWO globalists. It's a scam to destabilise.
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  621. Ian Collins is controlled opposition. He plays devil's advocate and then goes through a slow process of changing his position. It's just pantomime.
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  622. They are charities in Britain and they fund the solicitors who defend the migrants.
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  623. Who pays these activist lawyers? The thought that they do it for free is unbelievable. The ones with the money are the people traffickers. Or is it Serco who are paying them?
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  624. The new version is starting to look appealing. I just think the vertical headlights of the original and the vertical strakes in the vents at the front were much more distinctive, bold and exciting. This one looks lower at the front which is good but it's lost the thing that set it apart from other cars. You could not mistake it before. The back is the part that I found harder to accept when it came out because it's a bit retro but it gives it character and does look quite exciting.
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  625. But if his party does get elected, then he will do a double u-turn. More u-turns than a driving instructor working overtime.
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  626. Release anyone who is in prison for not having a TV licence.
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  627. So intelligent people are more trusting. But what if where you live, you are the intelligent person, and you are surrounded by stupid people, can you trust them?
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  628. Maybe we should recap on how this present episode came about.
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  629. We have to really do something about this rather than just talk about what is happening before our eyes.
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  630. You better watch out Matt I think you just made Arya Starks kill list.
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  631. He wasted his money on the voice coach, he should have got a nasal bypass instead.
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  632. Hit the nail on the head when Roman asked why didn't they make the Discovery the road oriented model and the Defender the all-out off-roader. They have saturated the model line up with urban offroaders to the point that they are competing against themselves. You could go further and say that Jaguar SUVs should be the only urban SUVs.
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  633. SEERS incoming 2025 - read up, get it on your radar.
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  634.  @smaspa8627  Being able to lift the pedal up when you stop at lights without having to kick the pedal up is a real benefit.
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  635. I can see this ushering in the age of gene manipulation. Once they have vaccinated enough people they can call it a valid trial of the technology.
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  636.  @DeviantDeveloper  Malicious entities act out of self interest. But I do question whether there is a single malicious entity or if we have just lost our way and blindly walking into our own destruction.
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  637. I thought the claim was that without a challenge to overcome, the mice got not sense of satisfaction, they got depressed, and that accounted for the maladaptive behaviour. Incidently, there was a film recently called 'High Rise', taken from a book, but I believe it was inspired by John Calhoon's experiments. There is even a character who beautifies his apartment, rather than himself.
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  638. The problem is so much bigger. It's the tech giants like Gates. They want to use CoVid to remove cash, move everything to payment via your phone and cryptocurrency. That means you will have to have a phone and you will be tracked through it. The tracking is happening already.
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  639. @ That's what I heard.
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  640. Just search the 4 star hotels where he has been given board and lodging and 40 quid to buy a knife.
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  641. Bonehead. The reason a child is the figure head of the climate change movement is precisely because people have to refrain from criticising or robustly disagreeing with a child. The climate change supporters have weaponised a child.
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  642. It was taking a mostly peaceful stroll down the river-side.
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  643. The RAAC is full of cracks, if you stand under it, you get a whack. There's competition for our resident poet.
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  644. This idea of uploading your memories all presupposes that memories are stored in the brain. There are many knowledgable academics who who are not convinced. See Rupert Sheldrake.
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  645.  @litontcg7653  This is why BP cannot change anything unless they get into power themselves. The only party in favour of leaving the EU is Conservatives and they are in power already.
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  646. Good idea to be forming alliances. The most important thing is to get Sadiq out. Don't want to fail at that by having the opposition compete against itself.
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  647. The YouTube content is very good.
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  648. When I saw Ali G in da House at the cinema, I laughed our loud until half way through the film. I could not laugh any longer my stomach hurt too much. Now I think SBC is a bit of a knut. Not just for Epsteining Rudy Giuliani but for everything he is.
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  649. We can't do this every time someone releases a virus from a lab. There will be another tomorrow.
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  650. The tactic is to exploit our liberal ways to allow ridiculous things like transgender. Some people will take a stand against it and start to agree with the new religion. The alternative is collapse of society. Either way we loose.
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  651. You're wearing the watch on the wrong arm though. We can't see it.
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  652. Arnie's other catchline as the Terminator was 'I'll be back'.
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  653. I think Schwab said that he is Kissinger’s protégée.
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  654. James is nothing if not dependable. I know exactly what line he is going to take on a subject without even listening him.
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  655. Bit late now but I think you should be careful of electrostatic discharge when working on the ECU. You can fry components if you are not grounded. EDIT - I watched further and I'm sure you know all that.
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  656.  @ChristianIce  It's entirely relevant because I don't use facebook shows that facebook only implies leave. My self at least voted for other reasons. Closing down speech against your own views is the way of the dictatorship that knows it has lost and that is what everyone can see the EU is.
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  657. And it isn't as if the population is getting healthier. Quite the opposite, people look like sacks of lard with appendages.
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  658.  @dynasticdesignsPNW  Are you suggesting a packet of skittles?
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  659.  @khemaiessghorraf4034  If you're looking for the mafia, look no further than Keir Starmer and his goons duffing up publicans.
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  660. I read about it in China in October 2019. I read a webpage that said Chinese students or researchers had died of a respiratory virus.
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  661. I knew about CV19 in October 2019. How did the Director of the CDC not know it until new years eve?
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  662. If we bred more, then governments would not need more people to service the debt. Feminism has reduced fertility. It is as David said, we have a feminie compass.
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  663.  @martinstephenpowell  Yes a lot is being able to afford a child. Here's the irony. When a women go to work, the combined income of the household goes up. That means they can borrow more for a house. But that just puts house prices up, so then both partners have to work just to afford somewhere to live. Now women must work and they do not have time or the money to raise childrem. It's a trap.
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  664. I've never worn one. Not paid much attention to the mandates.
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  665. So now people know they are completely dependent on tech. Will that wake people up, or will they double down on obeying their tech overloards?
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  666.  @BIueharvest  There is always risk associated with going to work. There is risk associated with everything. If you are afraid of the world then lock yourself up in your house and see how long you last.
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  667. And then he told us how his car is powered by wine and cheese...
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  668. The vaccine only suppresses symptoms, not transmission. It will allow deadlier strains of CoVid to infect people without affecting them. Under normal conditions, deadlier strains do not spread because they kill the host quicker. But when the vaccine only suppresses symptoms it allows people to have the deadlier strain and transmit it. The vaccine will promote deadlier strains. The same occurred in chickens with Marek's disease. Within 10 years of a vaccination program, Marek's disease went from treatable to 100% fatal for unvaccinated chickens.
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  669. Magical thinking, 'let there be light, and then there was light'. I have to say though, all we are doing, and all we have ever been doing, is talking about it. And as I have said before, 'we can't talk our way out of this...'.
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  670. I'm starting protest group to demand every house is surrounded by a greenhouse to catch all the methane emissions from farts. It's called Extension Rebelion.
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  671. I emailed one of the companies I have custom with that advertises with GB news. They responded that they were withdrawing adverts until they had assessed the channel. But it seems if the channel is legally allowed to transmit then what does the company have to be worried about? Do they not want to sell their product to liberal-minded people? They don't want my custom in that case. Advertisement is charged on a reach basis. The price goes up with the reach of the advert. While GB news is in its infancy, the rate will be low because the reach is low. It does not matter if few people watch the channel, the cost of the advert will reflect that. Businesses lose little by advertising on channels with few viewers.
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  672. Surely Going to COP27 is an opportunity. One venue, one missile.
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  673. And what if they had voted yes? We are not firing and neither side has to listen to anything we say.
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  674. Even the Taycan catches fire.
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  675. Bath is a beautiful city. The buildings are definitely uplifting.
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  676. So if the settings only consist of factory reset, what is there to reset?
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  677. British comedy is not dead. Comedy Unleashed is blazing a trail. Until I saw that a few weeks ago I would have agreed that British comedy is dead. Before seeing Comedy Unleashed I had not watched any comedy since I stopped watching TV about 20 years ago and BBC comedy was a big contributing factor. But the thing is the left always proclaimed they were the alternative but now they are the establishment and they are tyrannical, they have had their revolution, they are at the top of the wheel and the only way for them now is down. 2016 was the watershed, the high tide mark, peak alt-left.
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  678. Essays that state the conclusion in the introduction and then repeat in the conclusion; this is exactly what an acquantance once did in a biology essay. The teacher gave him an A and for ever more he went around thinking he was a great scientist and essay writer.
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  679. Extinction Rebellion. Ecoterrorists.
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  680. 4:08 The question is do the brake pads cover the entire disc or are they slightly too small so that they leave a ridge around the edge of the disc? If that's the case then Mercedes will charge you for replacement discs at the same time as pads.
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  681. That's what they have achieved. The politicians 20 - 30 years from now will be drawn from those people. They have sewn the seed, at the very least, they can wait for it to bear fruit.
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  682. We can be sure of, is that Graham Hancock is very entertaining.
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  683. Mike pulls the same tricks as O'Brien. Someone tries to explain some concept like what a prediction is, they use an example to help explain the subject and he jumps on the details in order to draw the conversation away from the topic.
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  684. We use cutlery party to remove being infected from whatever may be on a persons hands thereby improving sanitation. Some countries are known to eat with their fingers and wipe their arses with their hands. Are we to become like that?
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  685. James is probably at a time in his life where he just wants something that is comfortable, easy to get in and out of, works and does not demand attention in any way. He's probably not that into cars anymore.
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  686. They should drop the term 'live' as it only serves to confuse. What they really mean is: as it is transmitted. The other important term is 'broadcast'. When you receive a stream, it is not broadcast. It is addressed specifically to your device only. In fact, it is not possible to broadcast over the internet, because internet routers will not forward broadcast packets. They will only forward unicast packets.
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  687. Change at the met, don’t forget sajid javids brother is second in command.
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  688. Nationalising broadband is just a ploy to create an internet tax a state control of new media. A replacement for the BBC tax now that no one watches the BBC
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  689. The Defender is an icon of what Britain once was.
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  690. But what does Strawman have to complain about when the Conservatives are implementing socialist policies?
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  691. Putting the instruments on the steering column instead of a binnacle in the dash is a good idea cost wise. They don't need to make two dashes for left and right hand drive or alternatively put removable panels on each side of the dash. Good idea as long as the screen does not get washed out in sunlight.
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  692. They haven't isolated the first strain yet. Prosecutors in a Canadian court case were asked to provide evidence that the virus had been isolated and they could not. The defendant won the case.
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  693. None of the big parties are any good. If the Conservative MPs who value independence have any sense, they will leave and join another party.
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  694. I like this young woman, I like that flash of pure anger in her eyes.
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  695. Our country is run by pressure groups made up of people who pose as intelligent but are actually intellectually challenged.
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  696. Comic books have pushed the anti hero for a long time.
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  697. A priori truths are axioms, something that you accept as true without proof. Kant argued for a priori truths to escape infinite regression. From foundation axioms and rules of inference, you can derive more. I offer one example that I think does fit this description of an a priori truth. It's not magical or profound, just very practical - one must breathe. It is the first thing you must do when you enter this world, and the last thing you do when you leave, and in between we must keep it up. If you do not accept this as truth, you will not continue any further. The practical needs are where we are all equal, air to breathe, food to eat, water to drink. But not in our ability to meet those needs.
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  698. And all the face nappies dropped in the street.
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  699. Here we go. Let a bunch of people into the country who hate us allow them to build places of radicalisation and then when they start their activities watch everyone with CCTV and facial recognition. Just don't bother putting them in prison or even arresting them for their sex crimes. Instead arm all the police so we all live under a totalitarian police state and spend all our taxes on weapons manufacturers.
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  700. And what precedent does it set when people accept a vaccination in the hope that they will be able to return to a normal life? It seems the government have reneged on the deal already because they say we will never return the the 'old normal'.
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  701. Post-modernism tells us there is no such thing as consensus, except when science or the post-modernists have reached a consensus, and then it is canon. The inconsistencies are ridiculous, they should just drop the facade and tell us the truth is whatever suits their dictatorship.
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  702. If GPs are not willing to see people in person then they are making themselves candidates for replacement by computerised diagnosis. This has been researched for decades, and with the recent advances in technology, it won't be long before GPs make themselves redundant.
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  703. So the aim of Bhudism is to achieve one of the symptoms of late stage dementa - complete unawareness of oneself.
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  704. It's quite good so far.
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  705. Maybe we should all move to America. The culture is about as close as you could get and the language is English.
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  706. If you put someone else in charge of your defence, then you will have to do their bidding in return.
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  707. When the vaccination program started, I got a phone call from the last NHS surgery I had registered with. It was 300 miles away, and I told them that due to lockdown, I was prohibited from going to them to be vaccinated. They asked where I lived now, and I refused to tell them. Then they asked if I would like my details removed, so I said yes. I am not registered with any surgery now.
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  708. The intelligence services have been listening to telephone converstations for a long time. Police Service Northern Ireland have had a listening post for decades that listen for words like bomb.
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  709. Better still, stop paying as of TODAY
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  710. This is the reason for freedom of speech. You can always speak the truth if you have free speech. Without free speech we will end up always speaking lies.
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  711. In a parallel universe our counterparts elected Steer Calmer, and everyone lived happily ever after.
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  712.  @Vintagenose  But they are infiltrated by communists. There are some true conservatives in there, but there are a bunch of imposters in there as well. If we vote for the imposters we get communists and if Labour win those seats then we get communists. Either there is a true conservative leader saves the party, or the true conservatives leave for a new alternative party where they can make a stand. To save the party, firstly there has to be a true conservative leader, and second, there have to be enough true conservatives to vote in that leadership candidate. Can those two conditions be met?
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  713. So where does that fine go? Back to the people who were overcharged, or to the government? Because it's not the governments money is it? Looks like the bigtime crooks are taking their cut for allowing the smalltime crooks do their stealing.
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  714. The BMW is great to drive?? Despite the overriding message in the review that the XE was the best to drive. But of course the BMW is The Ultimate Driving Machine...
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  715. After going up that road for the third time I was just thinking - go right, please go right I want to see what's along the other way.
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  716. On the subject of people rejecting authority, should we be supporting the CoVid policies? As people reject authority, surely it becomes more Draconian in order to hold onto power. So, is this the last chance saloon to obey before the gulags? Or are we paving the way for worse restrictions by submitting?
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  717. Other nations in the two great wars gained, while Britain lost. America got the empire, Germany got the industry, and Jews, although not a nation at the time, got Israel. We lost almost everything.
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  718. I worked with someone from Pocklington, he told me is was built on a smallpox mass grave, hence the name. But a quick search says it is derived from an Anglian name.
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  719. I was reading about it in late October 2019
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  720. It was no surprise to me. Someone I grew up with is all into this eco nonsense. I can't stand him anymore. He once said he was at a protest in London when Charles came through in a chauffeur-driven car. My egotistical social creeper lefty lunatic friend claims Charles winked in approval as he went through. In short, he is in favour of it all. It's his way of regaining power by bypassing the government.
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  721. If you want electrical issues look to BMW. Their cars electrics fail whilst being driven. Ignitions shut off, headlights go out and they catch fire when parked.
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  722. Fund both sides! Spiffing idea, straight out of the Old Testament.
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  723. Nigel just doesn't have it. In trying to be Mr. Centre Right, he is starting to please nobody, except perhaps the blob.
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  724. Switzerland maintained independence without going to war - they just supplied the NAZI with arms for the first year of WWII.
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  725. It has exposed the worst people. At least we know who the psychos and feeble minds are now.
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  726.  @RightDenied  But I have no debt. Not a single person in this world can lay claim that I owe them any money. If the government has debt it is in their name not mine.
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  727. There's a few too many comedians these days.
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  728. Who are these people?
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  729. If so then what was Idris Elba doing in Spooks?
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  730. Are you sure they even care about their own children?
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  731. It’s great grandads generation who grew their own veg. For the dysgenic, probably their great, great grandad.
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  732. I know the Ferrari 400i came first, but it looks like a Rover 3500 from the 80's.
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  733.  @iippo06  I don't think he is reactionary, it's just what we face is very difficult.
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  734. Covert Human Intelligence Services Bill
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  735.  @BRM101  All collectivist strategies are authoritarian.
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  736. If the government lifted all restrictions tomorrow, à la 2018, who would complain? Voters? I don't think so. So if the government is ignoring the voters, who are they working for?
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  737. When I was at primary school one of the teachers said they were going to use the weather to get their way. These people are fascists from two generations ago. They never stopped, they just went into hiding.
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  738. Ed presented a theory of why some males are homosexual. The theory went along the lines of the mother feminising the males foetus in opposition to the foetus producing testosterone. A male is more likely to be homosexual than the previous male born from that mother because the mothers body become more adept to a male foetus. This sounds plausible, but there are two discrepancies. Out with the obvious one first, it does not explain female homosexuality. The second discrepancy is more interesting. In the west the birth rate among westerners is in decline, yet it appears that homosexuality is on the rise. That observation needs to be confirmed, but assuming it is true, there is a contradiction. I think I am answering my own question here, but Is it that there is a division between women who have no children, or 2 at most, and women who have many children with many partners? That combined with low child mortality means the later offspring, who are gay, survive.
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  739. Watermelons, green on the outside, red on the inside.
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  740. We have to project the message that if people do what she did then we do not want them in Britain.
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  741.  @mooseyman74  They will be even more in favour. Money and power is what they crave and will suck up to those that have it.
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  742. Did he even bully anyone? I've noticed these claims recently, Priti Patel was accused as well. But did either of them bully the civil servants, or is it the latest tactic to oust anyone they don't agree with?
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  743.  @cadencolman  I take your point. They would make much better use of themselves if they directed the maternal instinct into having children.
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  744. Nigel is more of a dictator than a leader. Dictatorships are weak because the dictator cannot allow anyone talented enough to challenge him. Thus, the dictatorship is manned by people who are less than the dictator. Isn't that what we are seeing time and time again?
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  745. @Comic Book Guy Sadly it stuck for enough people to bring us to this. You don't really know how much indoctrination you accepted. Wonder why the charity to transition children is called Mermaids? The Little Mermaid who could be transitioned into what she wanted to be by a witch.
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  746. David is on Ed Dutton's channel and his own, it's a Starkey double bill this evening.
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  747. And so will we be
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  748. The conspiracy theorists among us knew all along that the 77th brigade were up to mischief.
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  749.  @janetphillips2875  Very informative.
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  750.  @Nico97fr  In the situation you describe, a car won't help for much other than a place to sleep. No fuel. And it is food you will need most, get friendly with the farmer. That's assuming they have not been run off their land.
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  751. How disrespectful that they cannot even look up from their phones or stop shuffling papers. As if it is of no concern.
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  752. Tescos seem to bring people in from all around the country to our local supermarket. People with accents from hundreds of miles away who are there for a few days and are never seen again. I've met a few people in retail who must work for agencies who send them all over the place.
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  753.  @collinghood6828  'they just allowed' - says it all. It is a constitutional right to be able to observe the vote counting process? So what about all the votes that were counted with no observation?
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  754. You are coerced. Is this how you want the government to operate in future? Because this is just the beginning.
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  755.  @Olly_2024_  Why should events require vaccination? If you have decided to be vaccinated then you are not at risk, if you have decided to take the risk then you bear the consequences.
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  756. The whole response to CoVid is unsustainable and should never have been taken. Another virus might appear tomorrow and we cannot react to them in this way.
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  757.  @firsteerr  How do you explain the initial CoVid response that was scraped? Would that not have been war gamed by this pre-exiting group? Besides, it's not necessary to hypothesise an answer, the question is easily answered if the dates that the positions were filled are published. I'm assuming SAGE was established before CoVid, but that implies that SPI-B has been in operation for some time. So what else have we been coerced into?
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  758.  @urk2444  That's more likely but I still think the alien narrative is being pushed.
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  759. Every person, society, civilisation takes knocks. The ones that fail are the ones that don't get back up. People looking for a challenge or to do something big in the world - now is the time.
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  760. When the evidence that the planet is in a cooling phase becomes irrefutable the global warmists will say their efforts to reduce CO2 were successful and we owe everything to them. Why? Because they already know they are lying. Just saying.
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  761.  @viper_fan  You’re not a spy, you are a paranoid nutcase.
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  762.  @pterodactylx3100  I can tell you from recent experience, there is at least one university in Britain made up of one group of migrants who teach another group of migrants. There are almost no British people there. But you are right, we teach the rest of the world useful subjects while conning our own into a lifetime of debt to learn worthless, even damaging subjects. Like selling a cow for a hill of beans.
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  763.  @Alfred5555  Sounds plausible. I think the story is about farming overtaking the nomadic lifestyle. Abel raises livestock, and in those days that was a nomadic profession. The cattle would be led to a pasture, where they would eat all the grass, then the cattle would be herded to another pasture. The farmer takes up permanent residence on the land and farms that patch year upon year. They found villages for workers, that grow to towns, then cities. This is what the story says about Cain. He is the villain of the story because farmers fence off the lands and create private property, nomads hate that.
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  764. Think big. Put them on old cruise ships anchored offshore. We won't need many because no one will want to come here if they end up on a boat in the middle of the channel.
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  765.  @elcidleon6500  IMO all democracy is, is a non-violent means to finding a way forward. It's not guaranteed to lead to the correct decision - nothing is. It's just to make a decision without fighting each other. But if people do not respond to the reasonable democratic way then there is nothing left but unreasonable.
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  766.  @jjefferyworboys8138  Well, they should have either investigated immediately or stayed out. On the basis that they are supposed to apply the law equally, I say they should have done their job and investigated.
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  767. The Democrats must have real contempt for people to think they could get away with such blatant fraud.
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  768. The clocks changing conversation marks the passing of another year, same old conversation.
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  769. Weatherspoons is a good place for a reasonably priced meal and a drink. But they do lack atmosphere.
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  770. The Chinese rocket that just came down was called 'The Long March 5B'
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  771.  @twogitsinacar4811  I think it was also the hospital that had sewage leaking from the ceiling of the maternity ward.
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  772. Rachael Thieves
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  773. The problem was largely masked because although the cars were apparently becoming cleaner, at the same time more people were changing to diesel. Even with the two variables changing simultaneously air quality tests in the UK showed the air was getting worse despite cars being replaced with newer models that had 'passed' emissions tests. The thing that bothers me (apart from the air pollution) is that the EU fines us for having polluted air yet it was polluted by diesel cars where the manufacturer was deceiving the customers. I don't believe our government or the customers are culpable here because they were knowingly mislead. The culprits are the manufactures yet the victims have been fined for the dishonesty of the manufacturers. We should be reimbursed for the fines we received and it should come from the manufacturers pocket. With that money perhaps we can install charging stations.
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  774. When they become a commercially funded organisation and change the name, they can be as politically biased as their revenue allows. Until then, No TV = No Licence = No BBC.
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  775. He's got nothing to worry about he will be picked up by some organisation. BBC have shot themselves in the foot. People are cancelling their licence because they don't like most of the content and don't want to pay the organisation that undermines them. But the BBC has cancelled one of the only examples of content that those people did like. That's fine if they are a independent broadcaster, the market will regulate them. But they are funded regardless of their content - well almost we can cancel our licences and regulated them as any other broadcaster is. Ultimately if no one watches then they are wasting their efforts.
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  776. Perhaps David could cover the origins of the Anglo-Saxons in Britain and separate history from legend. There is a tale that Hengist and Horsa were employed as mercenaries by Vortigern, they rebelled against their employer and began taking the country. It even has its own decapitation event in 'the night of the long knives', where Nennius and Geoffrey of Monmouth claim the celts and Saxons were discussing terms of a truce when the Saxons pulled knives from their boots and killed the Celtic leaders.
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  777. You sure? As far as I can see multiculturalism and diversity is about division.
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  778. The Children Of Men.
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  779. And does the chance of getting one of the myriad of side effects reduce after the first vaccination? If not, then you are rolling the dice every time you are vaccinated. If you play Russian roulette for long enough, there is only one outcome.
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  780.  Phil  Arrested for putting stickers on lamp posts? The police can't find their own shoelaces let alone find a sticker vandal.
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  781. 'How to improve the quality of drivers on the road' - Licences last for 5 years before you have to take a refresher test to renew them
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  782. There's no hiding the Lotus influence on the Toyota 2000GT. The chassis looks remarkably similar to a Lotus Elan or Esprit.
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  783.  @peterembranch5797  So why did you reply? And you still have not given any reasoning. Come on, out with it. If you look closely at your own response, you have confirmed my argument: 'the day is not over yet...' 'have time to grow up' As long as there is future opportunity, there is chance and hope.
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  784.  @rusticrye5413  Well plenty of Conservatives must have known this.
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  785. I thought they had brought in a team from the private sector - SERCO
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  786. @Pale Rider Yes, but you understand what I was trying to say? Besides, I thought it was sex that was agreed could not be changed. And that's why they do not say transsexual any more, as they did in The Rocky Horror Show. Instead, the term is now transgender, because they believe gender is a 'social constuct' or something, rather than physically immutable. But who knows, that's so last week.
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  787. Of course it is
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  788. It's not just that the next person might be banned from speaking but when you stop people effecting change by reasonable means then that leaves only unreasonable means. That's why we have democracy. It's not to find the right answer because there is no process that is guaranteed to always give the right answer. It is so that the minority yield to the majority in a peaceful manner.
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  789. Some people know, have always known, and are in favour of it.
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  790. It wasn’t long ago that Rishi Sunaks own multi billionaire wife was resolutely criticised for claiming non-Dom status to egregiously dodge tax. I see value in descent behaviour.
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  791. There you go, stand tall, hold the line as they say, and we will succeed.
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  792. Nigel has some good guests on. A broad spread.
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  793. Why does it matter if they are overwhelmed? They don't treat patients anyway.
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  794.  @danielmathieson3237  Yeah ok, but you know that is the intention. At least we have time to fight it.
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  795. 5:54 All those turbines have the same future as these structures.
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  796. No TV = no licence = no BBC
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  797. This has been my thought on the subject as well. Then I thought are we being groomed to accept our own extermination?
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  798. And maybe the Jill Dando case will be solved.
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  799. If they demonise men then they demonise fathers. Then children grow up without a proper family.
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  800. We've seen all this before in the VW diesel adverts. They did exactly this, held a handkerchief up to the exhaust and claimed there was no soot. The stuff you can see is not as harmful as the micro particles and nitric oxides you cannot see. It's just the same lie they came up with last time.
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  801. Don't give them any credit. Why should people work to provide for the wilfully idle?
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  802. This really irritates me. What is worse is when, on rare occasions, you see a car driving on the footpath. The roads are just not made adequately for cars. The best road system I have seen was in Majorca. Two contraflow lanes sandwiched between two one-way lanes on each side for parking, loading and unloading. The contraflow in the middle is never held up, and there is plenty of provision for parking.
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  803. They were so careful and precise with that green glue.
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  804. I grew up with someone who had 6 fingers when he was born and either he or his brother had webbed feet. He started to go grey in his late teens/early twenties. He married a well educated middle class girl has had at least two children, held down a job in London and afforded a town house. His eldest daughter was about 5 feet tall at the age of 5.
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  805. His constituents would be mad not to vote for him as an independent, Reform, or UKIP candidate. He is one of the only descent MPs in parliament.
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  806. I think the people of this country can see through Meghan and will have some sympathy for Harry. What those two have done is more likely to rally people around the institution of the monarchy. The real worry I have for the monarchy is that they are now speaking the words of the woke. 'Strength in diversity', 'defender of faiths' (plural), eco nonsense.
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  807. You need to have passed an objective test to get a qualification. Teachers awarding the grades they think a student should get is so wide open to abuse that it would make Joe Biden blush.
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  808.  @thecircusfreak_99  Even though the sniper who shot him said he was dead, I can still accept they might move the rifle out of reach.
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  809. Well he is a Turk.
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  810. As I understand it is true that as virus becomes less virulent, it can become more transmissible. It can only be transmitted when the host is alive. But if a vaccine is introduced that prevents the host suffering symptoms, and does not prevent transmission, then the evolutionary pressure is changed and the virus can become more virulent while the host can still transmit it.
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  811.  @pantheraleo4170  Enriched uranium is natural. You don't think they alter the uranium atom to make U235 do you? They refine uranium. A proportion of the uranium they dig up is 235 they put it in centrifuges to separate it from the uranium they cannot use. It's all natural.
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  812. What are the rules on cyclists in bicycle lanes, passing stationary traffic on the inside? If the bicycle lane is clear ahead, then it seems unreasonable to expect the cyclist to stop because the traffic to their right is stationary.
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  813. Labour is WEF as well, as is LibDem.
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  814. But how long can Truss prop up the Conservative party for? She's going to have to pull something substantial out of the bag.
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  815. Interesting that in the darkest of recent times, he was nowhere to be seen.
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  816. I've been blocked from watching a lot of alternative media channels.
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  817. I have to say, the most stunning woman I ever saw had bright red hair. And when I say stunning, I mean momentary paralysis.
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  818. What is our way through it? It's going to get worse from here if we do nothing. We all hope it will only be temporary and it will somehow burn itself out but history suggests that once a dictatorship starts takes lifetimes to end and just external forces are often involved. Look at the world, the last remains of freedom, the developed world, is disappearing. There will be no external power to save us. Reasoning is not going to work with the unreasonable so do we have to go down the path of force? Is it just and what are the consequences for us? Is there another way?
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  819. That puts the state in complete control. I would rather a decentalised cryptocurrency.
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  820. Bowden sounds like he was too right for women and that's why he never married.
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  821. That's why there is a cyclical spike in death rate followed by a sharp drop to a low number.
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  822. Rwanda is better than the Ascension Island. Rwanda is not Britain, while Ascention is British territory. Once they are on Ascension, lawyers can say they are already in Britain and use it as leverage.
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  823. The way you argue against anti-racism is to draw out the proponents as being rasist themselves.
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  824. Fake
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  825. You know they are paying the doctors to do nothing to keep them sweet for when they have to administer the lethal injections.
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  826. Isn't it obvious that the money we pay to France is not to prevent the migrant crossings, it is to escort them to British waters. If we did not pay the French, would they pay their navy to escort the boats?
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  827. I used to go to Airwave in Rugby quite frequently. I wouldn't call it a commercial name for Tetra anymore than I would call Vodafone a commercial name for GSM. Tetra is a telecoms standard, Airwave is a network provider. I enjoy this channel BTW, but it does make me miss my old job.
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  828. By not submitting to coercion and being injected with an experimental vaccine, I am thinking of others. I am thinking bullies have no boundaries and if we allow ourselves to be bullied then it will only get worse for us all.
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  829.  @annamack5823  They are both telling us we have 10 years left to save the planet from climate change. You have to ask what do they think are going to do when the world blows through their 10 year target? Just lay down and admit there is nothing that can be done? For at least 40 years we have been groomed by the environmentalist narrative to believe people are destroying the planet. Once every option to reduce our effect has been tried and failed there will be only one option that remains.
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  830.  @annamack5823  We should solve problems like plastic pollution but I'm still not convinced we are the problem on climate change. The magnetic north pole has been moving for the last 70 years and the rate is increasing. Periodically the magnetic poles swap and nobody knows how long it takes or the effect on the planet while they are swapping but it seems reasonable to assume the magnetic field around our planet will be affected during this period. The magnetic field shields us from a lot of solar radiation. That solar radiation has all sorts of effects on us, it even effects the rate that earth rotates. If the rotation slows we get more seismic activity and undersea volcano's heat the sea. So I cannot see any way that the magnetic poles can swap without some effect on the climate.
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  831. And what are the British people going to do? Wag their fingers and give the politicians a very stern stare? Gone are the days of the poll tax riots.
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  832. When it comes to scheduling interconnecting trains, I listened to a PhD student at a computer science conference present their algorithm to solve the problem. It’s very demanding.
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  833. I reckon Starmer's 'clothes for his wife' story is just a smoke screen, and really Alli spent £32K on fetish gear and sex toys for himself and Starmer. It was paid for by Alli to hide the purchases, and given to Starmer's wife to further remove Starmer from the affair.
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  834. Yes you correct. You can see him in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3N6CV2owsY at 2:38. He is wearing a red shirt, white shorts and a green hat. At 3:08, you can see a white cable going to his ear. You can see he talks to paramedics but does not carry the body out. He follows. And he was not beside the man who was shot. In this NBC report, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCLT3CdR0Bk, immediately after the incident he says nothing about seeing the trail of the bullet that hit Trump.
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  835. Isn't he describing mass formation?
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  836. It doesn't matter if you are poor, knowing right from wrong costs nothing.
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  837.  @CamcorderSteve  😬😨 Orange man bad!
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  838. I used to cycle through West Harptree when I went around Chew Valley Lake.
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  839. Cain was a farmer, and he is hated.
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  840. I think the problem is there just are not enough Police and crime has been allowed to grow. UK citizens used to be allowed to buy firearms. Police didn't carry firearms then and they managed to keep the cities more civilised than they are now. There has been a change in values that has been gaining pace and the social disintegration we are seeing now is the effect of those changes running their course.
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  841.  @afrivoxx  I take your point. It looks very much like people are separating, and I cannot understand the other side either. If they think they will be favoured, then I think they will be disappointed.
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  842.  @daisybuttercup6801  Problem is, it seems that some people, at least, have a need to worship something. Get rid of the established religions and people start worshipping science and nature, then you get Greta Thunbergs, Extinction Rebellion and Insulate Britain. And depopulation.
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  843. You know what their latest album lyrics are? 'People just give in'.
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  844. Just want to know where you get your figure of 96,000?
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  845. It looks promising but I can help thinking they have spent money on pointless styling features like that panel on the rear windows, the plates on the bonnet and vents that probably server no purpose. Do you really need an electric tilt steering wheel and digital displays? They should removed all the unnecessary wallet busters from the cheaper commercial version and sell that as a base model.
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  846. Yes it's true they want to stop people owning things. There are whole research groups at universities dedicated to using block chain technology to replace ownership of items with rental instead. Rolls Royce do this already with jet engines because they cost so much. Airlines rent them and pay for repairs + profit. It's the model that many people have vested interests in promoting. It's all about the environment.
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  847. Kaiser, Tzar, Caesar and our own Sir, that is pronounced Sar. Where does sar originate? With Caesar, or something earlier?
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  848. If you can, start a garden vegetable patch, keep chickens, etc. Every bit helps.
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  849. And where are these masks going to come from? Burkas for all more like.
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  850.  @srenlarsen4531  They're not really important to us and we mainly leave them alone unless they are a pest.
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  851. So you will have to take your mask off to vote.
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  852. Is that not a mega-usb @ 0:56?
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  853. With every revision they mess up the exterior of this car a bit more.
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  854. I think that says more about Paxo's interviewing technique than the F1.
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  855. Seems a bit harsh, plenty of companies make shit cars. Just look at VW.
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  856.  @jarmstrong6811  It’s not being a slave that promotes bad workmanship, it’s managers.
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  857. If we forget our history of slavery it makes it all the easier to go down that path again. History isn't always recorded for celebration, there are other reasons.
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  858. I've been listening to an Ayn Rand lecture from 1965 today. She had an astounding insight into what was happening and describes precisely what is happening now. Search for 'The New Facsism: Rule By Consensus'. Does Ed consider Ayn to be based? I expect so despite her total endorcement of individualism. I've never been convinced that runaway individualism is the root of our predicament, rainbow hair and self assigned pronouns are just superficially individual, uniform even. While individual thought is outlawed.
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  859. Can they explain why it's only the US military that are publishing evidence? Are we lead to believe the alleged aliens can defy the laws of physics yet they will not stray outside US airspace?
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  860. At least it will reduce the Labour vote.
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  861. There is a limit on the efficiency of a solar panel. It's called the Shockly-Queissier limit. To go beyond that limit, solar panels are being made with two layers that convert energy from different frequencies. If he knew anything he might have realised that there is a finite amount of energy at a given frequency. Once you have all that energy, there is no more to get. Carbon Dioxide absorbs energy at a specific frequency. And nobody has ever grown crops in Wales. You can't plough the side of hill.
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  862. If Labour do not oppose the governments policies then what really is the use of them?
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  863. We've seen the evidence now. 133 times the risk.
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  864. They vote in America
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  865. If an actor cannot play the part of someone who is not their race/nationality then black people won't be able to play characters from Shakespeare?
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  866. Blame everything on the Russians. Couldn't possibly be any of the immigrants that are throughout Europe.
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  867.  @garethedwardking5860  I can only guess that people have been led to this unwittingly for decades. But I'm sorry to say I've started to consider if these people are worth it.
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  868. Surely if there are only 19 Evora's for sale, it is because the owners like them enough to keep them.
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  869. So where were Reforms questions? I heard one. They need to get stuck in or their voters are going to think it was a waste.
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  870. The Downing Street probably were under pressure and stressed up. But why did they have to relax by having drinks with each other? Isn't going home in the evening and having a drink enough? Is a drinks party an opportunity to talk freely with each other about issues? If it takes a drinks party to achieve that, then the department is disfunctional. Either way, they were clearly not afraid of CoVid, and they couldn't follow rules they created. If the law makers cannot follow their own laws, then either the law makers or the law needs to be looked at. It just appears to be more evidence that the government are puppets, because they were dodging the very laws they created.
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  871. I'm thinking what a conversation Iain would have with Donald Hoffman.
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  872. That's a fetching blue pleather mac.
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  873.  @msredpoll  Humans began as hunter gathers. There are two groups, those strong enough to hunt and those that stay at the camp because they are too old, young or caring for the former. Those who hunt are independent, those who do not hunt are collectivists. The communists and the nazi's are both collectivists.
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  874.  @Chris66able  But the advice to turn the bars slightly in the opposite direction to where you want to turn is absolutely right. It leans the bike over. I still remember as a child when I finally got it.
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  875. 602K views, you hit the motherload with this one.
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  876. Why are the fools listening to them? Cowards who don't want to make the decisions so they have SAGE as scapegoats.
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  877.  @dodgynumber7533  The genie is out of the bottle, just as the monarch will never regain power. There might still be time left.
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  878.  @dorothysurry1368  I don't know if that is sarcasm. But if a Mayor is doing a good job, there is no reason why they cannot be a candidate for MP. But why do we need MPs and Mayors? It is just another level of bureaucracy and makes MPs obsolete. We need clear representation.
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  879.  @CynicalOldDwarf A leftie art colledge type who dresses in Doctor Martins and is a bit of a punk. Tank Girl was a character from a comic that he used to like.
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  880. The NHS staff simply have to stand firm. If they cannot employ unvaccinated people then there will be no NHS and it will be the fault of the government. Stand firm and the government will back down.
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  881.  @Resident_Poet  Yes. 😀
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  882. You can be sure he's no body double.
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  883. Absolutely I would like to see Lord Frost as an MP.
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  884. The left think they are centre.
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  885. If a world government ever comes about, they will enforce the measures to stop climate change. But given that human driven climate change is a hoax and is not occurring they will then be able to say that their measures are working and therefore we should continue with them.
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  886. The staff at my local Wilko told me board paid all the money to the shareholders, 65M apparently.
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  887. Moments earlier, I had been going in the opposite direction along the same lane (a hill climb) and going slowly. When a delivery van approached from behind, I pulled over into the very same passing point to let them pass, rather than delaying them. That is consideration for other road users.
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  888.  @jj8382  Once other members start to leave there will nothing to be on the outside of
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  889. To be forgiven you have to first recognise that you have wronged. Otherwise you don't believe you have anything to be forgiven for so you do not accept forgiveness. To a person how does not accept they have wronged, forgiveness will appear as a accusation.
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  890. I'd like to hear the Professors take on the Royal family. Because Charles is exhibiting clear signs of maladaptation and they are famous for marrying their near relatives. If nothing else the ears give it away.
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  891.  @Nico97fr  Like I said, there are restrictions.
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  892. Didn't think I would get this kind of resistance. You all might just have to toughen up a bit. You think Bjorn here is afraid of a bit of adversity? I don't think so.
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  893. If you can have 100 people in a pub but only 30 people at a funeral, how many people can you have at a funeral in a pub? 🙄🍻🍻
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  894. Apart from the Bilderburg Group which is a secret meeting between billionaires and politicians.
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  895. The flooding in York a few years ago was caused because someone torn up all the vegetation in the wetlands north of York and cut drainage channels to drain rain into the river. Those wetlands acted as a sponge to soak up water running off the hills. Once they had been removed there was nothing to soak up the run off, instead in flowed into the river via the drainage channels they had made. Then York flooded further south. It's eco-terrorism.
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  896. Get Jeremy on as a GB News presenter.
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  897. Is a government grilling going to result in anything, or is it just rhetoric?
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  898. There's a difference between someone taking a photo in a shopping centre and catching a stranger in the background, and someone taking a photo where the subject is a stranger. Even more so if a person follows someone about taking pictures of them. Surely that is stalking.
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  899. If the majority want to end the licence fee then they should just cancel their licence. The BBC will soon change.
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  900. You might want to pass on BMW as well then. And VW use zip ties for seatbelts, not to mention ...
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  901. I think I saw those machined semi-circles on the table and the local cafe.
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  902.  @michaels4255  Yes I agree free money is an illusion - could have made a better choice of words. But when robotics started to gain momentum I reasoned we use work as a means to decide how resources are distributed. If, under the current system, people don't work they don't earn then they cannot consume. And, yes, the producers will have nobody to sell anything to. So the simple solution is just to move to a communist system and that's what UBI is. Sure it won't last forever. And the cull, well once you replace people with robots, almost everyone is unproductive. Nothing more than useless eaters. It won't be difficult to classify people to keep or be culled. If you are on good personal terms with the powerful people who want to cull then you help them, because while you are doing that you are useful to them. There is a path that continues infinitely. You just have to stay on it, and the only thing you can be sure of is when you are no longer on it.
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  903. What a depressing old commie Hitchens is.
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  904. There is no way to communicate without going through monitored channels.
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  905.  @dylaanowen  The sun is not sustainable. The hydrogen is fuses into helium is consumed by the reaction and it is not limitless, therefore the sun will eventually have consumed all the hydrogen and the reaction will cease. The sun as we know it now will not continue. Therefore it is not sustainable. There is nothing that is sustainable and any that was could be considered a perpetual motion machine. Besides the production of solar panels and wind turbines alike produces emissions.
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  906. They don't show it because the media are Marxists. But it doesn't matter because we don't watch the media and if they don't tell their Marxist audience what we are doing then we go unchallenged.
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  907. He's doing a lot of talking recently, Prince Regent?
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  908. He was a child in the care of his mother - the parent. Nothing has been said about the father. But I don't recall a family moving to a different country to live being a crime.
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  909.  @foroparapente  You are in a minority who trying to overturn a democratic vote because you don't like the result. Facebook have today announced they could find no evidence of Russian influence. If you are looking for a bully I suggest you start with the mirror.
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  910. This is why Muslims pray five times a day. So they can never be far from a place of worship, and the infrastucture spreads.
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  911. Just as I said at the start. Groups, organisations, collectives, they come about because there are problems that are too big for the individual. And when an individual joins a group, they must forfeit some of their autonomy. Turn that on its head, and if you want to remove people's autonomy, you need to create a big enough problem to force people to join together. We're all in it together, right? Just like climate change needs a world effort to solve. And all these problems have an invisible boogeyman.
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  912. Sadiq Khant.
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  913. That house is not destroyed.
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  914. He has immunity - not going to happen. But it has forced them to go after Maxwell. And if she spills the beans there are a lot of globalists who are in trouble.
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  915. I am pleasantly surprised by Liz Truss and the cabinet so far.
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  916.  @leehallam9365  I take your point and it was on my mind but on closer inspection people did not exactly have free choice. They still closed other restaurant and eateries. The property with the greatest weight when classifying whether a business was allowed to stay open was the size of the company. Big business has been allowed to stay open while small businesses have been closed. And to that I'll add, people are allowed free choice to drink and smoke but they are both heavily taxed. That goes some way to paying the health care costs. But that is also a disapproval of peoples habits when given free will. So perhaps we should allow people their free will, cut all those taxes and at the same time cut the NHS back to A&E only.
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  917. That story Peter tells about not leaving your laptop unattended in Venezuela - that's exactly what my employer told me about leaving a laptop in a Police control room in this country. Don't leave it unattended or you will never see it again.
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  918.  @flyingjackcarpentry9394  Remain passive and let them play out your thoughts (lead you to a conclusion)
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  919.  @rogerburn5132  I think they have played it this way purposefully as well. They are asking to exclusively investigate now so that they can bury things. Well, that's the cover-up thesis. Of course, they are woke lefties, so it could be a stitch-up.
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  920. Every time I hear our King talk about how special the war generation was, it occurs to me he thinks nothing of every generation since. Are the ruling class trying to provoke us?
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  921. I don't understand why they cannot just charge him for murder. Surely there is no more severe penalty than for murder. If they could not get terrorism to stick, would they just let him go?
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  922. Is there any correlation between a person being breast feed into very late infancy, age 6 for instance, and substance addiction in later life?
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  923. I used to joke that Thatcher invented global warming to be rid of the coal miners.
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  924. The only cause for panic is the reaction of governments
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  925. Those immigration lawyers are paid by charities that Soros sets up and donates to.
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  926.  @Jack-russell103  That may be so, time will tell.
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  927. Quentin, .3% of car fires involved an electric car because there are so few of them presently. But the problem is, when they burn, the temperature is thousands of degrees, far hihgher than petrol or disel fuel. They will destroy everything around them, including the road. And you cannot put out a lithium fire with water. Even in GCSE chemistry we ignighted lithium by putting it into water. It starts an exothermic reaction that displaces the hydrogen in H2O. The heat from the reaction is enough to ignight the hydrogen.
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  928. The irony is that a man who publically called out politicians for promoting the vaccine, tells his story on the channel of a doctor who promoted the vaccine.
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  929. Skills come before material because skills produce material, connections come last because you require other peoples specialist skills.
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  930. Joe Biden: Come on man, are you a junkie? Hunter: Yes pop. That's the problem with junkies. Easily blackmailed.
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  931.  @martinstephenpowell It is hard to avoid because as you say women want a career, and that's completely understandable. The problem is that what we have tried so far has got us in a possibly irreversable mess. If we don't fix this, then it looks like its over for us.
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  932. Biden
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  933. I'm glad he won, thought the Democrats would be up to their tricks again but it appears they were not able to rig it again, unless they pull out suitcases full of mail in votes.
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  934. Peter has a broad right shoulder
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  935. Exactly my analogy a year ago. I completely agree.
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  936. I have in writing from Boarderforce that they sell the vessels they confiscate at auctions.
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  937. Maybe its a V induced turbo cancer
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  938. They are not asking for the report to be delayed. They are asking for events, of their choosing, to not be referenced so that their own investigation is not influenced. Well, their investigators should know already not to read the report, or they should be instructed to refrain. If they do not, then they have no integrity and neither does their investigation. If the Met succeeds in getting parts of the report removed, then surely the full report can be published after their investigation. So lookout for an unnecessary demand for it to be never published in full.
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  939. He only has one working ear, that's why he finds it so difficult to listen.
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  940. They need anti-trust actions against them. First they need to break up hosting services from social media services. Hosts can enjoy the status of a utility but they cannot refuse to host a platform unless it breaks the law. Social media services can have a political bias just as a newspaper or a TV station does but they do not have the status of a utility, they are a publisher. Problem is it will never happen under Biden.
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  941. And he said to me that he was not coerced, but denying a person the right to travel until they are vaccinated falls into my definition of coercion. EDIT - I should qualify that I mean leave the country.
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  942. Absolutely. As much a the state would like us to believe, we are not owned by the state and this country is not a prison. If a person wishes, they can live in a different country and the child is the responsibility of the parent. And as we are frequently reminded, they all have the human right to a family life.
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  943.  @nigelsynnott7344  Yes.
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  944. Studies have been done for decades for dentists and surgeons. There is no compelling evidence they do anything to prevent infections. They are about as effective as a tennis racket and are only used to prevent saliva from falling onto the patient. Viruses do not survive in the air for long. They are destroyed by uv light and dry out when outside the body.
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  945. Agreed, David Frost is the only interesting member of the Conservatives but he won’t or cannot lead the party.
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  946. They read 1984 and mistook it for an instruction manual.
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  947. They allowed ANTIFA and Tommy Robinson activists to rally on the same day. Every police officer I talked to was very happy with it and they all supported ANTIFA.
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  948. I've written to my MP again to tell her to vote against this.
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  949.  @enrobsorussell  Too many people expect instant success. With a short term view no one will succeed.
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  950. No TV, no licence, no BBC. It's working. 2M licences cancelled last year.
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  951. I'm starting to think my idea of cruise ships anchored in the channel was superior after all. Our authorities take them straight to the ship without coming ashore. Again, if they don't set foot on our soil, then legal challenges will only serve to keep them offshore.
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  952. To be fair though the steps are getting bigger and quicker
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  953. It looks as if they are just acting out the different sides of the argument.
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  954.  @commonsense718  I prefer to think of it as a circus.
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  955. Don't feed them with licence fee revenue.
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  956.  intempify  The thing is I don't need the media to explain to me what happened. I have drawn my own conclusion. We had a referendum and one side won by a narrow margin, but nonetheless won. The majority of parliament opposed the result and for the three years following parliament obstructed the implementation of the referendum. This crippled the government to the extent that it was not functioning. We had an election an one party said we will finish the process so we can move on and the other parties continued to oppose or not take a firm position. The voters know we have to move on from the referendum and of course the majority of them were in favour of implementing the result so they choose to remove the opposition. Essentially the parties that lost have only themselves to blame for biting the hand that feeds them.
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  957. A lot of people who have taken high enough doses of psychedelics experience travelling through a kaleidoscope, similar to the scene at the end of The Stanley Kubrick film, 2001.
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  958. There's a problem with the audio on this one. The volume dips every so often regardless of how far the speaker is from the microphone or which direction they are facing.
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  959. It takes a Conservative to stand up for a decent society. The socialists are frauds.
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  960. He's looking a bit like my favourite landlord, Ed Dutton.
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  961. His argument is absolutely paradoxical.
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  962. Wasn’t Bexhill the location of the refugee area in The Children Of Men?
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  963. Citizens assemblies are not about democracy. We have a democracy already. All they are trying to do is undermine that and replace the democratically elected representatives with people who are not elected.
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  964. The costumes were fantastic - the soul food spiritual microwave skit was off the scale.
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  965.  @catastrophic009  Why JD?
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  966. The problem I have with cycle paths is you use them because they are there but in doing so you lose your road nerve. Then inevitably you still have to use the road because the cycle path doesn't go the whole way to your destination.
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  967. Holding illegal migrants offshore is not the same as prison ships. The migrants come here of their own free will, and they can leave of their own free will. They just have to say, 'I want to go home.' and they are free to do so.
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  968.  @rupsurfer  as carers, baristas, fruit pickers? no industry though.
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  969. Even better, read his book - Facts are Facts
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  970. And others say they claim to wear the crown of Solomon.
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  971. I think he meant low e glass that reflects infra-red rays. UV rays are not the component of sunlight that causes heat. All window glass blocks UV rays from passing through. This is why photochromic sunglasses do not work in cars.
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  972. A few edits towards the end there. I wonder what we missed.
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  973. It rings true that when the women get on board, the movement will be successful.
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  974. I emailed mine. Why don't more people do that? MPs are not elected to make decisions themselves, they are elected to represent our wishes in parliament.
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  975. Because that's what this whole thing is greed by big business
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  976. I can't hear the joke about why the martian would live in England.
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  977. When I criticised Sky News in the comments section of Sky News, I got banned. When I criticised the Daily Express in the comments section of the Daily Express, I got banned. When I criticised the ... on YouTube, I got my comments removed and was blocked. The test of a free speech platform: Can you use the platform to criticise the platform or its owners? Will Elon tolerate my criticism on X? If so, he is a bigger man than many.
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  978.  @richardduplessis1090 And my comment was not about Nigel, you are diverting the conversation. Jordan Peterson said nothing about the covid outbreak, or the response. He was apparently, off in Russia, recovering from addiction. Only after it was in full motion did he emerge. Or maybe he just would not do as told, and promote the vaccine, so he went to ground for a while.
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  979. And they won't be jabbed either.
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  980. When I was a kid our neighbours had one of these. I thought it was called Macho Rancho. Still sounds better to me.
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  981. Restaurants and pubs cannot open yet McDonalds are open to sell tripple cheese burgers for 99p. And we are told that being overweight puts you more at risk of CoVid.
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  982. The magnetic north pole is moving, the rate has been increasing for the last 100 years, it is now moving at a rate of 30 miles a year. We know that the poles reverse every few hundred thousand years. I think there should be some study into the climate effects this might be having.
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  983. Leavers from all sides need to unite and vote against the remain parties in all elections if Brexit is going to be successful.
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  984. What about Tim Tams and McDonalds? They're giving half price discounts now. In one breath they tell us to be healthy, in the next breath they tell us to get out and chow down on some half price McDonalds. Double speak!
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  985. For some time now, we have all seen our predicament as the collapse of Rome. Did it take this long to filter through?
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  986. If we did not have our money stolen to give to the NHS we could fund our own healthcare. State run health care can be closed down by the state.
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  987. If you want to know what the world will become as AI grows, then look into the experiments conducted by John B. Calhoun. We are evolved to have to strive to overcome the environment. Without that pressure we will become depressed, and develop maladaptive behaviour. You can see it happening already, but it will get much worse.
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  988. Instead of trying to appropriate other peoples history, maybe people should do something of significance themselves.
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  989. When people claim that Hitler was a pawn supported by industrialists and other parties, they cite parties outside Germany as well as those within. Many Americans, after all America funded Germany post WWI until their Great Depression in the 30s. I agree that the NAZIs were socialist, and fascism and communism are superficial variations. But that doesn’t mean that people were not interested in profiting from another war.
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  990.  @electricdeckhead3083  That's it. Now air travel and economic activity has dropped the CO2 emissions are down - a whopping 5.5%
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  991. Amazed at how Laura Dodsworth could sit next to the man who told everyone they should just get vaxxed. But I guess everyone needs to earn money, and they are little more than actors.
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  992. Will Wayne Couzens be writing a book on the murder? Like the BBC are doing with Saville.
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  993. Last year they were letting Extinction Rebellion block road in major cities for days. We had Thunberg telling us drastic measures were required to avoid climate change. So this is it. And now we are not allowed to dissent because everyone in authority has been captured by this girl.
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  994. It’s welfare. Keeps the stupid people alive until they outweigh the clever. Then civilisation declines.
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  995.  @strangeworld2380  That's it.
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  996. I remember having an argument with someone about Brutalist architecture. He was a proponent and somehow I got round to saying that buildings are not works of art they are foremost places to live, functional. But my real meaning was they are places that should maximise the enjoyment of living in them and should not be an expense of aesthetics. Maybe he had argued they were art and in doing so hoodwinked me into arguing for his functional Brutalist architecture. Except that Brutalist structures are neither beautiful nor functionally good places to live. I hate them.
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  997.  @mattevans4377  But they need a farmer spec version.
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  998. The BBC is easy. Don't watch, don't have a TV, they get no money and their message goes nowhere. They are on the way out.
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  999. He could not tuck it in sitting down, anyone can see that.
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  1000. Or they never had it but because they supposedly survived they have immunity and don't need a vaccine
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  1001.  @George_Gogo01  So why show Trump's name? Do they want some nutcase to go after him because his name was in the book?
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  1002. How about asking some sportsmen and women. They have 'skin in the game'.
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  1003. John Nash was schizophrenic and I have met other schizophrenic professors at universities. How is that explained?
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  1004. Opportunists, ready to reform the Police how they want it.
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  1005. Might have helped if they had spelled it Parlez or one of the other alternatives. Maybe that was just too far from mainstream for them.
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  1006. A voice coach was a waste of money, he should have had a nasal bypass.
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  1007. He gave a good speech, brought some information to the table, and made good suggestions. But I can't help but think it's just another story to fob us off a while longer while they multiply. Why have we even allowed people who follow what he describes as a broken religion, to come here? There was not even provocation for this attack. If this is what it is like now, then in 40 years when they outnumber us, it's all over.
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  1008. The case Conservatives put forward for voting for them is never that they will improve the country, it is only ever that Labour would be worse.
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  1009.  @adrien5834  Could very well be. But NATO does stipulate a nation spends a percentage of its GDP on its own defence. Otherwise, how can NATO defend anyone if none of the members spend any money on defence? That's America's beef, they pay for all the defence.
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  1010.  @question-question  You've completely missed the point
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  1011. As I understand even the IPCC has said that flooding is not caused by climate change. It is caused by the jet stream moving further south.
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  1012.  @pollyparrot8759  That's what it is for. For some reason we have submitted to Islam. Just listen to Farage himself, 'we will loose'.
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  1013. +MrObiwan1 The rear looks ok to my eyes except for the lights which look like a pair of women's spectacles to me. Think Dame Edna Everage.
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  1014. I sat in the back of the XE recently.  I'm 170cm tall rather than 6ft but I can say with experience that the XE is far more comfortable than a BMW 3 series and I could travel for a few hours comfortably in the XE. The 3 series back seat is too upright, there is very little space for feet and crucially the back seat is shaped like a very wide bucket.  This means when one sits behind the front seat, one slides down the curve of the seat towards the centre.  One has to brace oneself against this and after 20 minutes it is very uncomfortable.  It might work better if one sat in the centre of the seat but the drive tunnel makes this almost impossible. The XE is a compact sized car so I could not expect a cavernous rear compartment but for a person of my stature it was actually perfectly adequate and more importantly the ergonomics were perfect.
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  1015. 4:00 'The old pretender'?? I think we can safely say the VW Veyron is now king of the pretenders.
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  1016. So it was Jonathan Burrows.
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  1017. Ignacio Prieto There are two sides to immigration.  The country a person goes to and a country they leave. How is the country they leave going to succeed when its work force disappears?  If the people leaving are the intelligent ones as suggested in a report recently then they are the money makers of the country they just left.  Furthermore what is the impetus to educate people if they just leave?  We call it the brain drain here and we attempt to prevent it. So the argument that immigration is economically beneficial is one sided - it can only be beneficial for the country people are moving to.  And its rather hypocritical as well because it is clearly an argument based on short term selfish gain.  And who will gain from it?  Those corporates mainly when they get cheap labour.
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  1018. +Ottavianus Augustus It's not just the body that is aluminium, the chassis is as well. But you are right that aluminium bodies are not new, Land Rover were making aluminium bodies in 1948. Jet engines, disc brakes, pneumatic tires, marine chronographs, carbon fibre manufacturing, graphene...
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  1019. About the only true thing Marx said was that capitalism will sell itself out for a profit.
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  1020. CO2 emissions are down, CO2 level is up.
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  1021. You can't use animals names to insult people because it harms animals?? Did no one tell Biden he can't call people 'Dog faced pony soldiers'?
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  1022.  @doghouseriley4732  And the money he is borrowing is being literally given to his pals.
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  1023. From what I have seen so far, Lord Frost is someone who could convince me to vote Conservative. But that does not mean I do not want to see more of him.
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  1024. Awww, he just wants to be loved.
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  1025. This is why I suggested putting them on cruise ships anchored offshore, but within our territory, while their immigration requests are being processed. The ECHR/Supreme Court cannot make objections based on claims that they are being deported, as they did with the Rwanda scheme, because they are within British waters. Yet they do not set foot in our country and cannot cause trouble for the citizens here. Moreover, being put on a cruise ship will be a deterrent.
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  1026.  @AyyyC  That doesn't really stand up as more people voted for him second time around than the first.
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  1027. I like the tail lights. I've always liked the tail lights.
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  1028. What he is doing is not a crime. The law is illegitimate. Whenever a crook gets to power, they create laws to justify their crimes. Everything the NAZIs did was legal under the laws they created.
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  1029. It could happen quickly if there is sufficient pressure from a drastic change in environment.
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  1030. The best you can say is that they're doing such a poor job. But the key is in the name.
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  1031. I agree about Soros but when people say they have respect for those making a dangerous journey for a better life I think 1. they are virtue signalling like a 10MW lighthouse. 2. the people coming here are the wimps who don't have the backbone to try and improve their own country and would rather freeload off the hard work that people here put in for generations to improve this country. Go back a few hundred years and this country was not much fun. You would probably be grateful to die at the average age of 45.
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  1032. 3:47 'The deal that David Cameron wants to do..' Do my ears deceive me? I thought Cameron resigned long ago and Boris Johnson was elected as prime minister two days ago.
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  1033. Went to the supermarket this evening. Shelves are bare. No bread, no meat, no butter, no frozen goods (except for a pile of pizza everyone has avoided), no cans, chopped tomatoes went last week, not even Marmite! And they have bought up all the fresh vegetables! They don't even keep. You have over a 90% chance of surviving if you get it so people really need to get a grip otherwise more people are going to die of starvation. But it all appears to be a excuse to bring in authoritarian measures backed up by communism (UBI). We had SARS and 55K people died of that but we didn't have the nonsense that's going on now.
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  1034. I bet they are clinchers even though he has rim brakes and carbon rims on that one.
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  1035. "Give to Ceasar what [is] Ceasar's ..." taken as quoted it sounds ambiguous. Does that mean Ceasar owns the money because it has his head on it but Ceasar has no claim on anything else?
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  1036. There is a symmetry to women marrying up and men down, a clear match. For male or female homosexuals that symmetry doesn't exist. Female partners cannot both marry up, and male partners cannot both marry down. And if homosexuality inverted the attraction to status, then it would do so for both partners, therefore there would still be asymmetry. Does that cause difficulties in their relationship?
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  1037. It would be even better if we had someone who could tell us how to avert it. Really is there any greatness in narrating ones own demise?
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  1038. Socialism is feminine. It is for the dependent people in a group. In hunter-gatherer groups it is the young, old, sick and with child. They are dependent and they know it. That is why they have a strong sense of entitlement and are so interested in looking after the weak but don't do much.
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  1039. I will almost certainly vote Reform, and I expect to be disappointed, especially if they get into power.
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  1040. When Europeans landed in New Zealand, we did take their land, but at least we didn't eat them.
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  1041. It's all some people have
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  1042.  @nikkygovier3783  Once you spot it you can build resistance. In my case I am isolated from family, as for friends, well I don't have any. But I have dodged the bombardment of the message because I eschew the BBC and treat all media with distrust. I dare say I have an above average grasp of logic which gives me a sense for contradiction. If you can knock out 2 of the 3 pillars then the house collapses.
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  1043. Can Ed explain this to King Charles?
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  1044.  @kungfutzu3779  I heard about him from history lessons in school, but I have forgotten all but his name and role. A quick Google reveals he was the son of a Reverend in the Cambridge area of England, went to St. John's College, Cambridge, where he was a good student. He was ordained a deacon in the Anglican church. He wrote an essay to Cambridge University entitled "is it lawful to make slaves of others against their will?", then had a religious experience and concluded that slavery should be abolished and campaigned as such for the rest of his life.
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  1045. 27:22 'Decorated' is a fanciful term for what looks like ugly graffitti.
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  1046. Peer review is a critical element of science. You have to convince your peers of your ideas or follow the group. And you cannot really denounce the agreed science either. Any new theory must be able to explain the previous accepted science but in a different way. You show that the previous theory is valid within bounded circumstances and your new theory expands those circumstances. The new theory is essential to explain the circumstances that lie outside those explained by the previous theory.
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  1047. 3:17 Two owners, 49,000 miles, and a dent.
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  1048. The difficult questions are always the hardest to hear.
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  1049. American people when British do an American accent?
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  1050. The position of Mayor of London should be abolished.
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  1051. And Rupert Sheldrake as well.
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  1052.  @SamuelJFord  Hoffman and McGilchrist sound as if they would disagree, but that would make the conversation even more interesting.
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  1053.  @keyboarddancers7751  Outbreeding is bad, as is inbreeding
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  1054. He's referencing to Game of Thrones
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  1055. If BorderForce are all sacked it would probably improve the defence of our Boarders. No one to bring the illegal migrants in.
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  1056. Labour don't need to oppose the Conservatives any more because the Conservatives have adopted their sentiment and policies.
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  1057.  @rebeccaconlon9743  But if DNA is entered into the genome of immune cells and it is patented then some of your immune cell DNA is patented. Given that a person will not survive without an immune system, and it is impossible to remove the patented DNA it is a moot issue that only a fragment is patented.
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  1058.  @rebeccaconlon9743  In the examples you give people took control of the natural selection criteria. But the process that took place was still the natural process of genes swapping, maybe some mutation, all directed by selection. The DNA changes occurring here are not occurring by chance. It is by the specific efforts of people, so those people can claim them to be their property. Labs have already patented the DNA of genetically modified flies and plants, so what is to stop them patenting the DNA that becomes part of an immune cell genome? Again, given that the DNA cannot be removed and a person cannot live without an immune system it is moot that the proprietary DNA is just a fragment.
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  1059. This may be a move to completely debase fiat currency so that we do in fact move to a different currency. Maybe a cryptocurrency so Dominic may get what he wishes for. But is that a good thing? Bitcoin is a deflationary currency. There is an absolute maximum of 23M bitcoins. Some of those have been lost already in wallets that have been lost on peoples computers - remember the guy who threw away his laptop with the key to his wallet on it? Now the lost bitcoins are out of circulation there are only 21M possible bitcoins. So the value of bitcoin increases overtime rather and decreasing. That encourages people to save rather than spend. You will still get no interest on your savings because there is no money to pay to savers. Furthermore if you have debt then you are in trouble. The problem is that it really does become impossible to repay debt because there really is not enough money to pay it. With a fiat currency there is no limit to the amount of money. It is always possible to repay debt by borrowing more. It incurs more interest but that can be paid in the same way. If the rate of monetary increase is greater than the demand for money then there will be price inflation and the money hase been devalued because there is more money sloshing about with the same amount of goods and services to pay for. Price inflation encourages people to spend rather than save. Having a limitless currency is not necessarily a bad thing. It is always possible to meet demand for money such as when the population increases. The rate of monetary increase is what is important. It must equal demand. No more and no less. Otherwise you get deflation or inflation and neither of those are desirable.
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  1060. The Guy Fawkes masks worn by Anonymous are from the film V For Vendetta.
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  1061. I'd take the whole thing apart. Refurbish what can be saved. Replace everything else and put it back together.
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  1062.  @jaysee7283  It's related to clotting but his platelet count dropped to zero and he died of a haemorrhage so more like his blood would not clot. Just a bit of added confusion.
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  1063. Give it away to gardeners. You can use it to make slug traps.
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  1064. The names coming out now are only going to be little fish, sacrificed to appease the public.
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  1065.  @Cherb123456  I'm not saying it is already too late but there is a marked difference between a nation that already has a number of ethnic groups and one that doesn't. Remain diligent and be aware of the reality of the situation.
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  1066. There shouldn't be any representation of people with severe mental disabilities in air traffic control. Furthermore 'representation' is really the wrong word.
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  1067.  @user-sw2lv3zp6o  All Peter Hitchens ever does is reminisce about the past, rail against the present but then tell us there is no future. He is so downbeat you could mistake him for an agent of despair, here to convince us not to even bother opposing. Clearing the way for the communists.
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  1068. Is psychopathy heritable?
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  1069. And all this from people who are vocal about depopulation. There is a massive inconsistency here and I am lead to distrust the vaccine.
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  1070. Britain got fat long before deliveroo. Blame Blair and Brown for creating a consumer cafe culture. If people knew how to cook, they could buy raw ingredients for less, and they would not eat unhealthy processed food.
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  1071. We don't have to vote for them.
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  1072. Put the waste back down the hole where it came from. Encased in glass 2km down is not going to harm anyone. The earth is molten lava under the crust because all the heavy radioactive isotopes sink to the centre and heat it.
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  1073. I read about people in China contracting CoVid in late October. I know it was late October because I talked to someone about it, they didn't believe me, and later we talked about Guy Fawkes, because November the 5th was approaching.
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  1074. Seems worth mentioning that the audi e-tron is a concept car and not currently in production or on sale. Difficult to get a proper comparison to a car that does not yet exist as a finished product.
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  1075. He's pulling a Royal coup. He goes to the WEF, UN, COP26, etc. Gives his speeches and those supranational organisations tell the member nations what to do. He is circumventing the restrictions on political influence.
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  1076. Reform are probably fakes. We know the main parties are all NWO fronts and we will not vote for them again. The NWO know we do not trust the main parties anymore. The obvious response from the NWO would be to start an alternative party that is just another front.
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  1077. Was it SARS in China or Sarin in Tokyo when people in those places started wearing masks? They never stopped. The media always told us that the masks had no effect, yet now we are being told to wear them.
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  1078. I can see the reasoning and sentiment behind this idea but it is segregation. People who are worried about CoVid can wear a mask if they wish but it should not be compulsory. Assuming masks have an effect, a person should not be bothered by other people not wearing masks because they themselves will be protected by wearing one. We don't stop people smoking despite solid evidence that it can give you a range of deadly illnesses. A persons life is their own.
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  1079. He will never be arrested
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  1080. Surely the fund will be used to pay for the restrictions to continue or the next step of the end game.
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  1081.  @kungfutzu3779  No problem then.
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  1082.  @raphaelalbert8110  Exactly
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  1083.  @Syndikalisten  And some of us originated in present day Iran. There are people who think slavery affected only one group of people. Slavery does not discriminate based on colour or creed. It discriminates on wealth and power. If you are poor you are easy to enslave.
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  1084. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  1085. Forget Boris and Charles being vaccinated, they apparently have had the virus and recovered already. So they will be exempt. How could Boris agree to this without his own exemption?
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  1086. My dad didn't believe in that. He resented that his offspring might do better.
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  1087. You can do anything with a pandemic. This is a scam.
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  1088. I'm not a voter for London Mayor, but he seems pretty good. The problem is there are many candidates in opposition to Sadiq that will split the vote. I fear Sadiq will get in again for this reason. I think we should abolish the Mayor and all these positions like crime commissioner. It politicises organisations that are supposed to be separate from politics.
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  1089.  @marcel-jt3dy  I do follow that often, don't give people the space to squeeze you. But the driver in this case appear to be blind, so I was not going to risk it.
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  1090.  @edmundblackadder2741  You can bet they stink. You would have to be completely nose deaf to not smell one from 100 meters away.
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  1091. The police are good at catching the traditional type of criminals. But they are woefully inadequate at the grooming. They don't appear to even recognise the crime.
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  1092. I did when I was that age.
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  1093.  @DogBeast221  It's a good joke, I like it..
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  1094. They didn’t want it to succeed. But why would we expect a party that did not want to leave, to fulfil the people’s wishes? UKIP should have made a serious effort to win seats at the general election after the referendum. Instead, they expected the other parties to do the job.
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  1095.  Andrew Balletto  We do have to work to live but it's not the same as being the property of someone else, bought and traded. We can choose to seek other employment or work for ourselves. That is as long as we keep the great lie of communism down. Rewarding loafers promotes forced labour.
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  1096. And who dictated foreign policy during Vietnam and other south east asia wars? As if he was stirring up wars that he knew the youth would rail against. Spend all your money and turn the youth against you at the same time.
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  1097. So basically they want everyone locked in their houses for 23 hours a day without windows, i.e. a prison cell. House arrest, but what is the crime?
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  1098.  @basilmagnanimous7011  Could be. The way I see it is they have either been pushed out, priced out (very likely) or sold out.
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  1099. Of course that only works if the electorate are asleep at the wheel. But so many have been up to now.
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  1100. The election fraud is quite blatant. Just about every indicator of vote rigging has been triggered. In Wisconsin they had counties where twice the number of registered voters voted. Counties where the number of mail-in votes counted was greater than the number received and the number received was greater than the number issued and that's according to their own figures. All this occurred while republicans were prevented from observing the counting. The chair of the Federal Electoral Commission says he believes there is fraud for that reason alone.
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  1101. And what does that make her wife Doug?
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  1102. 11:22 I guess that's a testament to how good the Jag digital gauges look. He tells us they are real analogue gauges while they are flashing like a disco strobe due to the refresh rate being out of sync with the camera. Otherwise good review.
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  1103. 10:01 Enver interrupts. - "Sorry to interrupt" Douglas objects to the interruption. 10:22 Enver: "Please let me make my point. I'm not interrupting you." You are!
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  1104. What are the IQs of people in blue zones? They have extraordinary lifespans, if that is due to good genetics then we would expect the IQs to be higher. Their lifespan could be due to lifestyle factors like diet and exercise.
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  1105. No TV No Licence No BBC
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  1106. And why don't the pharma companies pay the compensation? Because the governments have ruled that they have no liability. And we knew this at the start!
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  1107. BTW Owen Jones isn't gay because he's not trans.
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  1108.  @GeeTheBuilder  How long do you think it will take before the intersectionalists find a way in their doctrine to realise you are the most discriminated against group and you are suddenly propelled to the level of protected species?
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  1109. Given that the subversion started at least two generations ago and has propagated through all other organisations, school in particular, it is almost impossible that it would not be harbouring at least unconscious Marxists.
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  1110. Maybe we are mistaken in thinking that the Hoverfly merely evolved to imitate a Wasp. Maybe the Hoverfly is infact a mutant Wasp that lost its sting, and that is why they appear and behave in a similar way. They are the Wasp's spiteful mutant.
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  1111. Talking about not fit for office, who was it that has his goons duff up a landlord in his own pub?
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  1112. It's amazing that you found enough information to write a book about him.
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  1113. Yet the XE was lighter when it came out because they designed a new chassis rather than repurposing the XK.
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  1114. What ever makes people think this not just a recording that is triggered to playback when the robot recognises a phrase?
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  1115. When ordinary people say what they think, people like the guest just call them far right.
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  1116. HSBC the go to bank for money laundering.
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  1117.  @alncham  Absolutely otherwise the body would be permanently producing antibodies for every pathogen you have ever encountered. To do so must be detrimental otherwise the body would do so.
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  1118.  @Olly_2024_  No you're just going to be ostracised if you don't take it.
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  1119. In my own experience, on the few occasions where CCTV could have found a criminal, it never has. 'Camera did not see the incident', 'Car headlights dazzled the camera', CCTV cameras turned off in Epstein suicide, etc. And if a crime is caught on CCTV, the camera did not prevent the crime. So I do not accept they are effective. And the idea of catching criminals at any cost is not very well thought out. The Chinese system of an open prison for all is being ushured in.
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  1120. Where do the ribs come from? Border Force sells at auction, the ones they confiscate.
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  1121. You got a plan? Tell us and we can all join in
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  1122.  @michellerice485  Yes, I know that. I'm playing devil's advocate, asking a rhetorical question. But the upshot is that our 'government' are merely the local administrators of the World Government.
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  1123.  @ColonelRoge  I hope it was the YT algorithm. You can't champion free speech and then take down peoples comments. It wasn't even controversial. The Anglo-Saxon on might have been though.
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  1124. And someone else made a whole film out of a Hitler joke that is running in cinemas now.
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  1125. Whether she could stop it or not, she didn't have to take part in it.
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  1126. They have to claim incompetence so that they can diffuse the blame.
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  1127. Didn't Starmer come across as a nasty piece of work when a couple of years ago now, he had his goons duff up a publican in his own pub in the City of Bath?
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  1128.  @foroparapente  Well facebook are well known for deplatforming people who say things they don't like and their spokes person is the remain campaigner Nick Clegg. I expect they would shout from the rooftops if they could find a crumb of evidence to support your claims.
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  1129.  @foroparapente  The plain reality is that the people who voted leave use social media the least and the people who voted remain in largest numbers are the people who use social media the most.
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  1130.  @steffenschiller3189  It appears some people want to close down all discussion about subjects they don't like or by people who hold opposing views. But discussion is the process by which we get the right answers.
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  1131.  @foroparapente  I've just posted the evidence. Those most exposed to FB voted leave least and those exposed least voted leave most.
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  1132. Guy Verhofstadt with his gappy buck teeth and bumpkin hair cut, could win triple gold in the dork contest.
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  1133. If you look at the ingredients its only 20% cocoa. I always remember it being about 40%, or was that Bournville dark?
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  1134. GBNews is quite clearly regulated.
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  1135. ​ @Snoozzzzzze  'food that has to be grown to feed the animals is more than what is required for a plant based diet' No, that is wrong, as I explained in the opening post. Humans cannot get the nutrients from plants. Cattle can. Cattle have to bridge the gap between plants and humans. The problem we have is one of gluttony and synthetic processed food that does not satisfy hunger or provide nutrients. If people eat a balanced diet composed of single ingredients, then they get the required nutrients, are satisfied, maintain a healthy weight, and do not develop illnesses such as type 2 diabetes, because they do not overeat poisonous food. We will not require so much meat or plants.
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  1136. It has always been that where treatment is limited and more people require treatment than is available the people who get treated are those who are most likely to respond to the treatment. Sumption has just told us how the difficult decision is made. It would still be decided whether he told us or not. He didn't even say that peoples lives don't have value. Quite the opposite.
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  1137. I would be happy with the nhs being accident and emergency only. I don't think society has much more moral obligation than that.
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  1138. It’s an organised attack on food production. The Dutch government is taking farms off their farmers.
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  1139. I don't really see any option but to reduce the numbers of people who are recent migrants, specifically Muslims. They will not integrate, and we cannot live together as one nation. They will take over. I don't know why you assert that Britain began circa 400AD, presumably you mean the end of the Roman era and the beginning of the Anglo-Saxons. Well people lived in Britain long before both, and those people are sitll living here now..
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  1140. Charlie Hebdo did not incite hate against Muslims, it incited hate against the French.
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  1141. People cannot help but lean to one side of politics or another. The social media giants started with intention to operate impartially but they have failed. They need anti-trust actions against them. Microsoft did when they tried to dominate the internet and the social media giants should now. The problem now the companies that host social media platforms have their own platforms, if a customer takes an opposite political stance to the social media giant then it can stop hosting them. Therefore they are competing with their customers and there is a conflict of interest. The first thing that needs to take place is that they need to be broken up into separate organisations for hosting services and social media platforms. The hosting services can enjoy the status of a utility company on the condition that they do not refuse to host any legal platform. The social media platforms can be just as political as a news paper or other media outlet but they cannot enjoy the status of a utility.
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  1142. There was a child born in the UK with only 2% of normal brain mass. Somehow his brain has grown to almost normal size since birth. Who can say how a foetus will develop?
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  1143.  @sdrc92126  I've looked into gnosticism a bit. You might not like this but I do have sympathy to their root assertion that Yahwah is not God. But I also associate all those types with satan worshippers. I'm still lukewarm on all religion/spirituality, agnostic I suppose, but not out of decision.
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  1144. Affordable property prices is not something I have heard of Japan, but given their population is decline, maybe there are spare houses. Everything else I agree with though.
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  1145. Have you ever been a juror? I have, there was absolutely no evidence of the charge.
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  1146. Just watch out for those woke employees looking for a job at your company when the do go broke. Because they are going to spread their disease of the mind everywhere when the BBC implodes
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  1147. Motor cars require a licence plate because they are all but unstoppable in a hit-and-run incident. A bicycle is not, the rider can be apprehended. And if there is nobody about to apprehend them, then who is going to read their licence plate?
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  1148. Yeah of course they acted quickly that's why they have 3 times as many cases as we do. Their death rate is lower not the rate the disease spread at. Which indicates their health services are better not that the people or the government acted especially well. Or that the deaths are reported differently.
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  1149. Wokeness is incompatible with everything!
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  1150. I remember that during the credit crunch some banks were refusing deposits, they were happy to accept government bailouts though.
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  1151. Of course transgender women are not women, otherwise why would they use the prefix trans? Take trans as a synonym for fake.
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  1152. It'sf**cking massive. You could land and aeroplane on the bonnet. (airplane on the hood)
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  1153.  @TheB1nary  I understand your motives. I'm sure many people are thinking the same. I vote for UKIP or Reform whenever possible, but they are on borrowed time because they do not field candidates. Then they claim to have put the government in power, then they whinge that the government is not doing what they want. They say they are not career politicians, well I believe that, but they run a mile when there is a chance they might get into parliament. Time to put their money where their mouth is.
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  1154. Lower taxes mean more borrowing or less services. Less services means no government support for cost of living. More borrowing means more debt to service which demands higher taxation. We are FUKTed. What did people think would happen if we all took a year off work and borrowed our living expenses. It’s done already.
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  1155.  @dbmail545  They are only different to the left because they all stem from the left. They are they only people close enough with an interest in differentiating.
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  1156. Hold them offshore in a boat so big it cannot dock at any port in Britain and take all the fuel out of the tanks. The migrants will never get here, they can be deported from there without ever setting foot on our shores.
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  1157. A woman in Minnesota, Jummai Nache, is said to have contracted CoVid days after receiving the second dose of Pfizer vaccine. She had no symptoms before vaccination and is said to be asymptomatic when she contracted CoVid a few days after vaccination. She has arterial blood coagulation, respiratory disease, cardiomyopathy (cardiomyopathy), anaemia, ischaemia, and multiple inflammatory syndrome (MIS), a condition in which multiple organs in the body become inflamed. She has already had both legs amputated due to blood clots starving the limbs of blood until they died. She now requires both hands to be amputated because they are rotten. https://eminetra.co.uk/a-minnesota-woman-had-her-legs-amputated-after-being-infected-with-covid-19-days-after-vaccination/608464/ https://meaww.com/what-happened-to-jummai-nache-nigerian-womans-leg-amputated-after-second-dose-of-pfizer-allergy
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  1158. Masks, Covid rituals and Covid responses are inconsistent, just look at the people calling for these things and then look at their own behaviour. Is it essential that a religion that demands submission, be full of inconsistency? A person does not submit to the truth because once a person understands the truth they cannot help but follow it, whereas a person will always reject falsehood once they recognise it. To follow falsehood, a person must give up their correct judgement. So to submit is to accept falsehood.
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  1159. Are younger lives worth more than older lives? What you can say that is true is that an older person has less future and more past, while a younger person has more future and less past. This translates to a younger person having more potential and an older person having more experience. Without some guidance, the potential is inevitably wasted. Guidance comes from the experience of the older person.
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  1160.  @ottosump3356  My guess is they thought after two world wars that the west had something wrong with it.
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  1161. It's not new, it's old, really old, millions of years old. It makes the House of Lords look like playschool.
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  1162. Brand isn't just a distraction, he is an example to gain support for the Bill.
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  1163. What he said is mainly factual. The only point of argument is if there is man-made climate change caused by CO2. But if it is true that CO2 causes climate change, then what he said is entirely factual. The left is all in favour of green measures, they instigated the turning of opinion that has to lead to the right adopting green policies. Yet it is the left who opposed the closing of pits. There is this glaring contradiction in their position, caused by their shift from defending the working class to defending the planet from people. The left's answer to their contradiction is just to cover it all up. Pretend the past did not happen. That seems to be their answer to everything. Ignore the present situation and ignore the past or divert blame onto someone else.
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  1164. I saw this coming years ago. I have something of a stockpile and have been preparing the garden.
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  1165. Is this a freemason channel?
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  1166.  @scorpa106  Why don't you just get a moped?
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  1167. Like a tree, the diameter of the base is equal to the diameter of the blades.
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  1168. Peter is right about the supermarket restrictions in Wales. They could only sell things that did not compete with other shops that had to close.
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  1169. That's one way to put it
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  1170. 'The narrative has become more important than the truth' Narrative means lie!
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  1171. The students are mainly migrants and so are the staff. British universities are one bunch of migrants teaching another bunch of migrants how to take apart Britain.
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  1172. Regarding the points on language. We do not have a written constitution and our laws are mainly case law, only written in the transcripts of court hearings. The post-modernists are famous for changing the meaning of words. If you write the stuff down then those who like to change the meaning of words are able to change the meaning of the words used to write the constitution and thereby change the meaning of the constitution.
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  1173. What about the theory that the plague also killed 90% of catholic priests, who were at the time intelligent?
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  1174. A lecturer at the university I am studying at tried tell us all how the Conservative government had bailed out the banks during the credit crunch. I had to speak up and disagree. He came unstuck when he related the bailout to a Times article published in 2009. Cameron's government came into power in 2010. But if I had not said that then all those students would have been fed a bare-face lie.
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  1175. I'm going to write to my MP over it.
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  1176. 7:00 'It all started to happen when...' That was the best bit. He was probably going to say when the credit crunch started in 2007. It's like this in Britain as well, maybe not so bad but in the last few years it's gone from being quite a few homeless people (the kind who just won't work) to people with tents in the parks. People with tents and sleeping bags in shop doorways. Cardboard gravestones in the shop doorways where people have been found dead. It's not just the credit crunch there is far more to it. I spoke to one guy he said his wife left him and he gave up on life. A women said she had a miscarriage and had a mental breakdown. This kind of thing happened to people in the past and they kept it together. Maybe people don't look after each other any more. If they don't have mental and drug issues before they are homeless, they will after a while.
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  1177. This is what I received today in response to the petition against the treaty: To protect lives, the economy and future generations from future pandemics, the UK government supports a new legally-binding instrument to strengthen pandemic prevention, preparedness and response. COVID-19 has demonstrated that no-one is safe until we are all safe, and that effective global cooperation is needed to better protect the UK and other countries around the world from the detrimental health, social and economic impacts of pandemics and other health threats. The UK supports a new international legally-binding instrument as part of a cooperative and comprehensive approach to pandemic prevention, preparedness and response. At a World Health Assembly Special Session in late 2021, the 194 countries of the World Health Organization (WHO) agreed to launch a process to draft and negotiate a new instrument, through the auspices of WHO, to strengthen pandemic prevention, preparedness and response. The negotiating process will be led by member states, including the UK. The instrument aims to improve how the world prevents, better prepares for, and responds to future disease outbreaks of pandemic potential at national, regional and global level. It would complement the existing international instruments which the UK has already agreed, such as the International Health Regulations. It would promote greater collective action and accountability. A treaty is an international agreement concluded between States or with international organisations in written form and governed by international law. The UK is party to a large number of multilateral treaties, including many through the United Nations (UN) and its specialised agencies such as the WHO. These instruments reflect obligations states have agreed to enter into to further common goals. The current target date for agreeing the text of the new instrument is at the World Health Assembly in May 2024. Over the next two years the UK aims to work towards building a consensus on how the global community can better prevent, prepare for, and respond to future pandemics and will actively shape, develop and negotiate the text. The new instrument would only be adopted by the World Health Assembly if the text achieves a two-thirds vote of the Health Assembly (Article 19 of the WHO Constitution). The Health Assembly is made up of representatives of WHO Member States. Once adopted, the instrument would only become binding on the UK if and when the UK accepts (ratifies) it in accordance with its constitutional process. In the UK this requires the treaty to be laid before Parliament for a period of 21 sitting days before the Government can ratify it on behalf of the UK. The Government always carefully considers whether domestic legislation will be required to implement the UK’s international obligations when negotiating a treaty. Not every treaty requires implementing legislation and it is too early to say if that would apply here. However, in all circumstances, the UK’s ability to exercise its sovereignty would remain unchanged and the UK would remain in control of any future domestic decisions about national restrictions or other measures. If changes to UK law were considered necessary or appropriate to reflect obligations under the treaty, proposals for domestic legislation would go through the usual Parliamentary process and the UK would not ratify the treaty until domestic measures, agreed by Parliament, were in place. This process of ratification allows scrutiny by elected representatives of both the treaty and any appropriate domestic legislation in accordance with the UK’s constitutional arrangements. The Government does not consider a referendum is necessary, appropriate or in keeping with precedent for such an agreement. Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
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  1178. The best road system I have ever seen is the system they have in Majorca. A dual-lane contra road sandwiched between two, dual lane one-way roads. The cars drive in the central lanes, they pull off into the 'pit lane' when they want to park up. The central lane never stops moving. If you want to cycle slowly, you can do so in the pit lane.
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  1179. It's the victim tactic. They see capitalism as the villain, socialists was to be the hero but every hero needs a victim. They have provoked a race war. The reality is they don't care about black people any more than they care about poor people. They just hate anyone who have things they do not until they are above everyone else.
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  1180. The class system is not as absolute as the cast system. There is still a possibilty of social mobility within the class system. There is no social mobility with the cast system for a person or any of their descendents.
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  1181. Can't question them now. Who employed them?
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  1182. And you can bet the cheap staff that replaced the hotel staff were migrants.
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  1183. The NHS are taking the same strategy as the rail companies. They purposefully provide less service than demand so that they can dictate the price. In the case of the NHS, the price manifests as wage cost.
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  1184. We are now down to the average death rate. Many old and infirm have been lost. If hospitals go back to treating patients again, as they should, then I think there is a good chance the death rate will drop to well below the average.
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  1185. @ALICO1 Praise No-thing Well it is a spectacle
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  1186. Charles tells us that carbon dioxide is a pollutant that must be reduced. He also tells us that when he talks to his plants, they grow better. Does he not know that when a person inhales, the air is about 0.04% carbon dioxide, and when they exhale their breath is about 4% carbon dioxide? The plants may very well grow better because they require carbon dioxide and there is 100 times more carbon dioxide in the air he breathes out.
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  1187. The turbines have to be anchored down with cement. All cement production releases CO2. They head calcium carbonate rock to release carbon dioxide and turn it into lime. KW for KW it takes far more cement for wind than nuclear. The blades of them are made with a balsa wood core. The leading edge of the large ones are moving at 200mph. Any sand or hail in the air destroys the leading edge. After 3 years they start to degrade until they no longer work. The turbines put up in the 90s are being scrapped. They don't recycle the blades, they just bury them in landfill. The only thing that is renewable about them is that they have to make new ones every 30 years. Nice little earner for Germany and China. China largest CO2 emitter in the world. Germany largest CO2 emitter in Europe.
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  1188. This could be a black-swan moment.
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  1189. People don't recognise what is going on because the steps are so small that firstly they are difficult to see. Secondly it is very difficult to give a rational argument against any step without extrapolating where it might lead to. Arguments like that are easily dismissed.
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  1190.  @kitstratfull4606  And what are these great differences that you think people have that require them to be segregated in supermarkets, or anywhere for that matter? It's quite a trick you are pulling here exactly what the left-wing organisations that preceded you wanted, like the Nazi's and the KKK.
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  1191. How much does it really cost to run Twitter? It's just a glorified instant messenger app.
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  1192.  @seabreeze4559  Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the shittest generation of them all?
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  1193. What an intro, if we were all served such a word salad maybe we would not need any healthcare.
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  1194. The question is did Priti Patel become the owner when she took the job of home secretary or did she own it before? I guess the records are in companies house.
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  1195. I don't think they will stop until breweries are bankrupt. They really want to stop people drinking. Once the breweries are gone they will not be able to restart.
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  1196. If Disney cannot remake Snow White without being in trouble, then Lord Of The Rings is FUKTed. Would Peter Dinklage lay the same criticism? If it weren't for Tolkien, Game of Thrones would not exist. His character was just subject to the same stereotype as he criticises, and he made a fortune from it. I don't even recall the dwarves in Snow White being malevolent.
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  1197. Not only did Labour MPs vote not get recoreded, because they did not vote, but the amendment passed by default. Incidentally, I think the right, and in particular the alt-right insurgent parties, should do everything possible to exploit this weakness in the Labour party and fracture their voting base. It is what the alt-right have done to the traditionaly right Conservative party, and it has so far only given an advantage to the left.
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  1198. Is it beneficial for society to have a few psychopaths? Leaders are often, but is that because we need leaders and psychopaths make good leaders, or just that people are too afraid to oppose them? I cannot see a way to remove them because anyone who does so would require degree of psychopathy as well. But if they are necessary then we do not have to remove them all.
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  1199. Great businesses on the high street? What is he talking about? It's wall-to-wall vape, phone,, charity, nails, tattoos, takeaway.
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  1200. I worked with a guy who said he drank watered down hydrogen peroxide for throat ailments. He was also one to eat raw food. Strange ideas come into being and most get dismissed quickly. Breakthroughs are also controversial by nature.
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  1201. Prince Charles got to visit his father in hospital.
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  1202. It’s supposed to be the House of Commons, ie commoners, so that the common man has representation. Billionaires should be in the lords if anything.
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  1203.  @peterembranch5797  You think you know better? Let's hear it. If you toss a coin an infinite number of times, then at some point it will have landed heads an equal number of times as tails. If you toss a coin a finite number of times, let's take the extreme of once, then which ever side it lands on, the opportunity that it will fall on the other side reduces to zero. This is one of the differences between logic over the infinite and over the finite.
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  1204. They will say this but its just rhetoric. His predecessor let Kim Jong-un run a program to develop nuclear weapons without any effective opposition. Trump is the only president for many years who did not start a war and he diffused the North Korean confrontation using only diplomacy. Lets see if Biden can make it last.
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  1205. And the view from Solsbury Hill is a treat.
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  1206. Exactly the vaccines just enable you to be a carrier and spread it around. This will promote deadlier strains. Read up on Marek's disease.
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  1207. Consequences of loosing his mother. There's a price to be paid for everything.
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  1208. Here comes the anti-christ
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  1209.  Hand Solo  Christianity prohibited the charging of interest as well - usury. But they relaxed their law when they noticed that it helped spread the religion.
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  1210.  @saimak7079  The pact was never with China. It is a deal made between America and Saudi Arabia in 1974.
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  1211. I remember the only time I've been to the Glastonbury Festival, there were black people there, one stole our weed and money.
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  1212. They use the CPI instead of the RPI because the CPI does not contain house prices. Blair and Brown did that. When a component of the inflation measure goes up in price they substitute it for something similar that has not - swap out apples for bananas.
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  1213. And kill all the birds with wind turbines that don't work. Make the blades out of balsa wood then put them in landfill after 30 years because they don't know what to do with them.
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  1214. Khan Priti confused.
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  1215. I hear frequently that the cost of public transport in London is so high it is hardly worth going to the workplace if you are a low earner. Sadly, many low earners work as baristas and other jobs that require them to be at a workplace.
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  1216. Cash for influence? I say bribery.
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  1217.  @JohnnyZenith  It might be 1st gen for Jag but it is better than the Audi and the Merc. Better because was designed fresh, not just an existing model conversion.
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  1218. In a world of strange ideas, a monarchy that is an unocupied throne, is right up there with the best of them.
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  1219. It's a local rag like every local paper.
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  1220. Finally gone pickup. It sounds like an admission to having got round to enjoying country and western.
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  1221. We have to find his weakness and apply enough pressure, as did they.
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  1222. Got to wonder why these parties happened. The PM can pick and choose, from all the people who attended (everyone), which people to replace. It seems like a ploy to oust anyone who is not on the side of the PM and whatever agenda he has.
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  1223. I have some sympathy for the lad, his family are quite awful, and the root of his problems is obviously the suspicious death of his mother. Megan is a parasite who has found a weakness in an affluent family and is feeding off it. I can't bring myself to join a side in this.
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  1224. Free school meal during term time does help get kids into school but feeding them outside of term time is the parents job. This is just another step towards the state taking complete control of people from the earliest age.
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  1225. I heard an argument put forward by the transgender advocates where they claimed that a transgender person literally had a female brain inside a male body. So here’s a straight forward question: Are there identifiable anatomical differences between male and female human brains? Because if so, it should be easy to confirm the transgenders claim by a CAT scan.
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  1226.  Nick Nack  You're being sarcastic right?
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  1227. Government is at best a protection racket. They protect the slaves while the slaves work for the government interests. But why should they do that? Why would they not just protect themselves? They have to need the slaves, otherwise they will not bother themselves with keeping the slaves alive. And if they suspect the slaves are not going to play along with the racket, then they might look to replace those slaves with more obedient slaves. The life of a slave...
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  1228.  @louisl1616  The first email I sent did not include them but I got an automated response saying that if I didn't include those details then the email would be ignored.
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  1229. If he donated his whole 12B to the NHS they would spend it all in less than a month. That 12B could be invested in companies who will produce more down the line.
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  1230. If the Muslims need a mosque to pray in, then they can go to a different country.
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  1231. You're never going to get decent writing from a comic book.
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  1232. Germans hate our system of law. They are here at universities doing everything can to codify our law so it can be administered by IT systems. But they cannot do it and they hate that. German law is so much better than British law, they say.
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  1233. The media can be issued with D-notices from the MOD that order them not report on subjects.
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  1234. The only reason Trump is still on 214 electoral votes is because they have not called the states where he has already won.
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  1235.  @markb1487  I'm writing an app to detect any access to security sensitive resources on Android phones. Will be interesting to see what it finds. You don't have to used a smart phone, I don't. But to make sure everyone does they will have to get rid of cash and cards. All transactions will have to be via smart phone to ensure everyone carries theirs.
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  1236. They are still building a uni campus on the beach where I live and a concert hall on the sea front further down. 1) How did they get the loan? 2) How did they get the insurance? Both require risk assessment, so clearly there is no risk.
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  1237.  @Robert-Cinque777  The McLaren stretched limo that does 250 mph
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  1238. To be fair the fault with the immobiliser was Bosch.
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  1239. I think Rafe is fighting the wrong battle with this one. Why celebrate how multicultural Britain is? It's a broken society full of distrust, and dysfunction. In one breath the right argue for controlled migration, and less of it, in the next breath they are talking up what a good place this is for migrants. But everyone knows it's a disaster.
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  1240. I like the shape, front and rear. Fresh, stylish and well executed.
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  1241. And what makes you think they will stay out of politics? The gears have been set in motion now, they are either in it already or they will be dragged into it.
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  1242. Shame for colonialism, shame for slavery, shame that we went into Afghanistan, shame that we left. Shame, shame, always shame for the west. In the words of Joe Biden - gimme a break.
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  1243. 21:30 It's the law of the jungle.
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  1244. They receive funding from charities. Anyone from around the world can donate. I looked into this a few years ago, when it started up. Found all the law firms run by migrants and the links to charities.
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  1245.  @jamesmason8436 Home internet access, yes it is an account of past conversations. However I would not dismiss it because while our wired internet access may have improved since then, so with Swedens. We may be in a permanently state of catching up.
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  1246. Ignorance is bliss
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  1247. John Peel knew about him but would not say because he had his own history. If you look at the R1 presenters of the time, they all had something. I think that's one reason why Savile got away with it. But you have to wonder how did so many people of the same ilk get employed in the same place at the same time.
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  1248. With seven, you're in heaven
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  1249. He even dressed like Tony Blair. If that's not giving two fingers to Labour I don't know what is.
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  1250. And if the truth is discovered by inquiry, we know what the truth is, what will be the next step? Is anyone in parliament serious? Is anyone prepared to do what has to be done?
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  1251. An alternative to banning cousin marriage is to stop the NHS from treating illness in the children of first cousins. We could make great improvements by not treating self-inflicted illness.
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  1252. 1:43 Straight off the bat, he calls it 'San Fransicko'. Made me chuckle.
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  1253. Let the civil servants resign, leave, walk out. Good ridence to bad rubbish. They are not there to make decisions, they are grunts, there only to execute orders. If they will not do what they are told then sack them and put obident people in their place.
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  1254. Steve Jobs said before he started Apple when you want to take over a group, be it a nation or a business, go for their communication. Control that and they can no longer organise any resistance.
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  1255. When I went to a UKIP conference one of the stalls in the reception area was MOD related. I said to the guy that I was bothered about an EU army and he replied there would never be one. Ignorance or conspiracy?
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  1256. So you've been clean for 42 days. Lol, that's what it sounds like, like you just kicked the crack pipe.
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  1257. They are full of guilt in Bristol.
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  1258. Freedom isn't free. You have to fight for it and maintain it. We are where we are because people took it for granted.
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  1259.  @apostasiaelegcho5612  It is synonymous . They are not held liable for defamatory posts because they claim to be an open forum who only disallow illegal posts, rather than being a publisher. But if they censor posts that are within the law, because those posts do not agree with their politics, then they lose the claim to being an open forum.
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  1260. @Si Bart Well I'm even more cynical. The globalists want everything run by a few big businesses - I recall another bunch of people from the 1930s liked that idea as well. So following that reasoning the only food outlets need to be McDonalds and supermarkets.
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  1261. I see plenty of entrepreneurship in other countries such as south east asia so I don't quite accept that is the problem but overall I think you are right that we have this idea that modern is better and we have to keep upgrading rather than preserve. If something can last long I see that as a virtue.
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  1262. We have Palestine supporters claiming Starman is a war criminal despite, a) his is not in power, and b) Israel has an offensive against Palestine, not Britain. And if Starman supports Palestine then another group who will call him an anti-semite. You reap what you sow Labour.
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  1263. So he had to tip-toe around a sick parent during childhood and this has adversely affected his development. Now we have a maldeveloped Prime Minister leading the country. More evidence of how sickness in society is bringing us down. We are too civilised, we should be more like lesser social creatures and let God take the weak.
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  1264. Farage the man who told us we should put Tony Blair in charge of CoVid strategy, and now Tony is giving us his advice. Let's see what Boris comes up with.
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  1265. I was not, and am not afraid.
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  1266. Arguing about whether its communist or fascist is wasted effort. They are both collectivist and collectives are always authoritarian. They have to be authoritarian to form and be maintained.
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  1267. There's a party
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  1268. Maybe it's because we finished paying back the debt that this has flared up again. People not satisfied.
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  1269. Put up as many wind turbines as you like, if there is no wind then there is no energy. Zero times infinity is still zero.
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  1270. I mean, IBM, Ford, Standard Oil, and more.
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  1271. It's not a prison though is it? They can leave at anytime, they just have to abandon their asylum claim and go home.
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  1272.  @electricdeckhead3083  No, they require CO2 and more makes them more drought resistant.
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  1273. Are we witnessing people making swift U-turns because they sense Andrew may soon be off the hook?
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  1274. The ingredients say it's only 20% cocoa. I remember it being more.
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  1275. Where was Stephen Kinnock in all this? Noticably silent.
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  1276. I have never liked Russel Brand.
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  1277. ‘Born into the wrong body’. This implies there is a ‘you’ and a ‘body’, and that they are two distinct entities. It also implies that ‘you’ exists before birth and goes into a ‘body’. So if not an after life, it implies a before life.
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  1278. Just a thought on individual/group orientated. Christians talk a bit about everyone being individual, but they mean that everyone is different in their imperfection, and that if people were not fallen then we would be the same in perfection. Whereas the individualists we speak of see their individuality as a virtue rather that a failing.
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  1279.  @BaldmanB  Yes that's right, I prefer to be well within the legal zone and it's a catchy slogan :)
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  1280. If these people are victims of modern slavery, which they are not, but if they were, then surely they would want to go back home to their friends and family. I mean, say for a moment that they are allowed to stay here, what reason are they going to claim to bring in the rest of their family?
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  1281. Maybe BLM can go and tear the buildings down. But if there are no black people enslaved then I guess they don't care. It's not as if they called themselves All Lives Matter.
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  1282. The WHO are paranoid nutcases.
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  1283. What happens to the 54M they seized?
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  1284. investigated is a bit tame.
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  1285. The criteria that says if a person is born in a nation, then they are of that nationality, is mainly useful to rulers like monarchs and governments. It really means anyone's offspring can be of any nationality, therefore nationality is really nothing because it demarcates nothing. It's not a criterion that the other inhabitants of a nation would choose. The criterion that a person must follow some arbitrary value system is equally unsatisfying. Lineage feels like the democratic criterion.
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  1286. Its all from the Frankfurt school
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  1287.  @J123Tilley  Yes, there is a case for both.
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  1288.  @bukiyouneko9863  @Andre Glad we all agree, after working in these fields for long enough everyone recognises these things but the managers do seem to lag behind.
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  1289. It was always the surest way to change the BBC. No TV = No Licence = No BBC
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  1290. Perhaps Hollywood has picked up on the new cultural movement, that is that the left-wing have had their revolution and they are now the establishment not the alternative. They are no longer the cool counterculture and the only way for them now is down. Perhaps Hollywood is making films to pander to a new revolution.
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  1291. In my mind it's not right or left. It's individualist or collectivist. Socialism, communism even fascism, these are all collectivist strategies. All collectivist strategies are authoritarian. To form the collective there must be authority and then to maintain the collective particularly in times of crisis authority is required otherwise people will put their individual needs before those of the collective. I think this goes all the way back to hunter-gathers. Some people go out and hunt, these people are more independent and individual and they have the ability to take what they require. Others have to look after the young and old, they are the collective. Unlike the hunters they do not have the ability to take what they need, this gives them a curious sense of entitlement. They feel entitled because they know they must be given what they need therefore they feel no gratitude.
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  1292. Comedians are the modern day preacher. Maybe they always have been but it became obvious to me some time ago. They stand up in front of an audience, telling stories that are not altogether true, but have a truthfulness embedded. People sit and listen, and then they get the joyful reward of laughter when they accept what is being proposed. Everyone comes out envigorated and thinking along the same lines.
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  1293. How many lives did the Police save last year by stopping knife crime? Why can't some people accept responsibility for their lives and stop blaming someone else.
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  1294. But we're not listening to them are we, we just don't have an alternative way forward yet, so we cannot resist.
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  1295. If people do not understand that the validity of a vote has to be assured then they do not respect democracy. Maybe they also do not understand what democracy is for. It's certainly not about finding the right answer because there is no political system that is guaranteed to always give the right answer. It's about making decisions by peaceful means. The minority yield to the majority by peaceful means if they will not yield peacefully then force will be applied. Therefore if the minority attempt to rule at the expense of the majority then they can only do it by greater force. Inevitably the majority will rise up and overthrow the minority.
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  1296. If you want to reclaim desert, you do not remove the vegetation, you plant more. Then the green reflects infrared, the roots hold the soil together and retain water.
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  1297. When was asked at work to provide my pronouns, I replied ‘King’. Not technically a pronoun, but if a man can call themselves a woman, then I am the King of England.
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  1298. William the Conqueror never conquered the City of London. It has its own rules, court, government, mayor, police.
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  1299. Aww, diddums.
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  1300.  @23715  You missed the Welsh, the English are racist towards the Welsh.
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  1301. Conspiracy theory squared is that the theorists are part of the conspiracy. Take David Icke. By his own testimony he has been warning us what is going on for 30 years. Yet he has failed to change our course. Why? Because after warning us he then tells us the conspirators are lizards. When he says that he discredits himself and anyone who shares his concerns. He only functions to propagate the ideas, desensitise people and remove opposition to the course we are on, at everything else he has evidently failed.
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  1302. How can Reform ever maintain an effective government of this country with hundreds of MPs when they cannot hold together 5 MPs?
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  1303. Many people who work for the council would be better suited to working in a farmers field picking fruit and veg.
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  1304. Yeah that crap they came out with on GCN. No body stops anyone riding a bike, the roads are for everyone. If BAME people don't like it because there are too many white people then they are racist.
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  1305.  @maidende8280  A spiv is a conman who dresses nicely and has a posh accent but sells things like fake watches. The kind of person who sells UPVC double glazed windows or used cars.
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  1306.  @Dizzybee123  They compared the DNA of the Cheddar man with present day inhabitants of Cheddar and found common DNA. The Cheddar man is about 9000 years old.
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  1307. This must be the most controversial post I have every made after 'disc brakes on road bikes drag'. Lesson to self - be prepared when challenging the alien life narrative.
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  1308. You can see him in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3N6CV2owsY at 2:38. He is wearing a red shirt, white shorts and a green hat. At 3:08, you can see a white cable going to his ear. You can see he talks to paramedics but does not carry the body out. He follows. And he was not beside the man who was shot. In this NBC report, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCLT3CdR0Bk, immediately after the incident he says nothing about seeing the trail of the bullet that hit Trump.
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  1309. But as soon as we leave people are going to look at the Conservative party and think what a lie CoVid is. And they know that.
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  1310. After so much time and money has been invested in the Rwanda Bill, I would rather judge the results after a period of operation, than peevishly throw it out.
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  1311. And your Burqua
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  1312.  @joycegibbs5267  Charles Linton
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  1313. Following behind the Human Riots.
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  1314.  @douglas_gemini  The police in America chased him around the country until he left. If he had returned he might have been arrested on the spot. Marrying a 15 year old is a crime in both countries. So what if John said something against Savile and one of Saviles high up friends, he did have a very high up firend, stirred up an extradition? I'd say thats good reason to keep ones head down.
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  1315.  @KillingDeadThings  They behave like thugs. But don't fall for it.
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  1316.  @joeclarke7048  But this is the new normal. Or it will be if we let them get away with this.
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  1317. If mayors had more power then we would have an even bigger problem when someone like Sadiq Khan has the role.
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  1318. Government Gophers, they go for this and the go for that.
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  1319. 321 people preferred Jeremy Corbyn
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  1320. Bit of an abrupt ending there. BTW I made the same connection with the Joker and the colour.
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  1321. Publish the names, photos and addresses of the 3500 on the suspect list.
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  1322. The early press releases regarding the entertainment system said they were using a dual redundant Windows CE/Celeron platform. My opinion was that it was over complex nonsense. These cars don't even have two windscreen wipers - only one. Why mess around with dual redundant electronics? That shit never works. Just concentrate on one system that works.
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  1323. +Amel H Looks like the image stabiliser is making adjustments.
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  1324. @bodrulm1 You know you've made it in life when you drive a Taxi </sarcasm>
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  1325. Should have finished it off by swapping bikes to see what the track rider can do with the right equipment.
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  1326. You're cheap Matt.
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  1327. When's the review of the released car coming?  Every other country is all over this but I don't see any reviews by British organisations.
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  1328. 5:45 Is the door open on the window rolled down? I just can't take my eyes off the gap between the door window and the rear quarter light. It's like the Grand Canyon.
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  1329. Hugh Jones The poorer parts are going to catch up are they?  Hows that going to happen when the people who make the economy leave the country?  When the people who have been educated leave the country there is no one there to make money to educate the next generation.  Your idea is very short term and only really benefits the employer who is looking for cheap labour.
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  1330. +Стефан Србија Saw new Audi TT and thought how a beautiful swan had turned in an ugly duckling. What happens is a designer comes up with an elegant new design. The second generation comes along and if necessary they perfect the design. After that they just add creases and extra lines or accentuate features until it becomes a caricature of itself.
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  1331. +Veronica Jones It is the political disease. To gain the broader appeal he needs he has sacrificed some of his more radical message. I've noticed it as well.
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  1332. +Deo Heerai He's got confused and thinks the P1 is a 918
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  1333.  @Gav_80085  Actually it's easy. The concept that appears difficult to grasp is that each person can perform their own risk assessment and take the steps to protect themselves if they feel necessary without imposing onto anyone else.
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  1334. All Britain's conquests happened after the Norman invasion in 1066. Before that, Anglo-Saxons mainly fought amongst themselves. They had no archers or cavalry in 1066. The Norman archers stopped loosing arrows because none were returned. The very word cavalry comes from the French for horse.
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  1335. The only part I keep having trouble with is the statement that individualists are concerned with equality. It seems counter intuitive because by definition I think an individual recognises they are not equal to others. Or should I say they cannot be substituted with another and not immiscible.
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  1336. The pilot who always appears in interviews about the tic-tac has himself said that he is not the voice in the video. The voice is another pilot whom we have never seen. Apart from everything else in the story, that is enough to raise my suspicion. Why is the human face of the tic-tac story, not the person speaking in the video? Why not get that pilot in an interview? It's an unnecessary complication.
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  1337. Surely woke has it's origins in the Frankfurt School. They all moved to America between the first and second world wars. America was furtile ground and after WWII, the dominant nation. Their ideas spread easily from America to the nations of it's forefathers.
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  1338. Before long if you leave your house you will be targeted by the directed energy weapons they are installing under the guise of 5G. They are microwave transmitters that only operate as directed beams. What else is going to keep millions of people in their prison homes?
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  1339. Why is the government involved in private companies? Why do they ask the government for investment? We seem to have the worst of all combinations, private companies funded by public money, they have socialist the costs and privatised the profit.
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  1340. Maybe there's some fight left in the old dog.
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  1341. 13:00 James: 'If you were prime minister what would be the first thing you would do?' Nigel: 'Celebrate' Follows 50 seconds of flannel but no answer to the real question. Batted that one away nicely. But he does tell us what is going on and that's a big contribution.
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  1342. Rising for what? Give everyone false hope and then disappear at the last minute?
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  1343.  davy boy  They will answer to the public.
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  1344. Was thinking the same. Elon pumps and dumps so he can get peoples money to fund his exploding rockets.
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  1345. But she could still come here in a dinghy
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  1346.  @sir7586  A government is not elected for one purpose. They have to be able to do everything required.
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  1347. It legalizes murder.
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  1348. What about people who live in the west of the country? Bath is a nice city.
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  1349. So what about the cover up of care home deaths?
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  1350. They should go to Gordon Murray and ask if they can derive a V6 from that Cosworth engine of his. He can keep the V12 as his ultimate engine while making some more revenue from it's design.
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  1351. It should all be open
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  1352. I am actually serious. We managed to get 500 asylum seekers, whatever you call them, onto the Bibi Stockholm. All I am suggesting is that it is put a bit further from the coast. If they don't want to wait for their claim to be processed, then they can say they want to go home, and there will be no problem finding them when if their claim is rejected. People pay good money to spend months on cruise ships.
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  1353. He is wrong about climate change, its a hoax designed to relocate industry to the far east. Then goods will have to be transported to the west via Israel.
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  1354. Guru Meditation, that's the old Amiga crash screen message.
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  1355. Are a lot of the illegal migrants seeking asylum and refuge from Rwanda? Because I hear it's not a safe country, and has poor human rights. If thats the case, then I expect they would all be getting on boats and coming here.
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  1356. First Europe and then the world!
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  1357. This might be Labour's downfall.
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  1358. Collectives are a response to adversity. A crisis like war, famine, disease are adversaries so people might group together to overcome that adversary but if it is perceived as being too great then people may decide to go their own way. For example if a person is a farmer in a collective during a famine and they know there is simply not enough food to go around then they may very well decide to feed themselves and their family first thus putting themselves before the collective. Collectives become more authoritarian during a crisis to prevent people from jumping ship.
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  1359. What I was thinking while watching this is that if the NHS have no idea how to treat veterans then the treatment should be by a military hospital (if they exist). If the army could not cover the cost the it would need to be arranged that the cost is picked up by the NHS. That way the doctors performing the treatment would be specialised in the kind of issues faced by veterans and have much better expertise to deal with those issues.
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  1360.  @dsmith4658  Yes, we can't vote our way out and I don't think we can talk our way out.
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  1361. Do prisoners not wear masks?
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  1362. Is it so much that cities are dead or that now they the cities have been conquered the push is to take over the suburbs, towns and villages?
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  1363. I thought the countryside was mainly green and brown.
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  1364. Andrew didn't have the money for the ski chalet. As I understand he had to sell it and still couldn't pay, so his mother paid off the debt.
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  1365. Should Trump launch a legal challenge?? Stalin came to power through vote rigging. Banana republics operate by vote rigging. The last president to come to power through vote rigging was JFK.
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  1366. Yeah but no but
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  1367. So the nose lift works off the satnav. That means, when you are in an urban canyon, with speedbumps aplenty, the satnav will have no idea where you are. The nose will lift at random places, but never where you need it.
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  1368. You can bet there will be TV ads of migrants all swearing allegiance. They are the only people employed as actors now.
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  1369. It’s a non-crime since Blair.
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  1370.  @susancurtis1651  Well, to my knowledge, he did not remove them entirely, he just removed the death penality for treason. I shouldn't exaggerate.
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  1371. Surely selection pressure is a factor in speed of evolution. You could demonstrate this using genetic algorithms, but no doubt some people would discount the conclusion because it’s just the result of computer modelling.
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  1372. We really needs a third party to break through. All it really takes is for people to be bold and vote for them.
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  1373. The pen is only mightier than the sword when the man wielding the pen also has a sword, and is willing to use it.
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  1374. It's not even a question of whether it was a conspiracy. That is a fact - people conspired to bring down the world trade centre buildings and the evidence is that they did so. The only question is who was it?
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  1375. Have you thought about the consequences of what he proposes regarding fiat currency?
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  1376. I get kind of annoyed when I hear people say things like 'I hve nothing against the individuals, but the organisation...'. The organisation is made of individuals. If they stood up and said no, then the traitors and invaders would not find it so easy, but instead they comply. Just as the civilians in Germany complied with the NAZI's. Sorry Laurence, got to say it.
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  1377.  @hithere981  But they don't have cameras along the bridge do they? Or they would have seen him jump. So they have seen he went onto the bridge but did not see him come off. It is equally possible that he jumped or got into a vehicle. You see, I used to visit Police forces in my profession. I was at force when a BBC interviewer happened to be there. I witnessed the interviewer telling the Police representative what to say in the interview they were about to conduct.
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  1378. 5:46 I'm guessing it's not a McLaren
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  1379.  @maidende8280  Yes, reading Karl Popper at the moment. Rewiring the 12v electrics on a boat, playing an instrument. I can't say any of them are happening very fast though. And I forgot, finished a research master's last year. That was challenging. Also forgot, I started going to church and that was so challenging I stopped. I'm not averse to going again, but I don't think that church was for me. But that's the thing isn't it, if that was too challenging then perhaps that is the one.
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  1380.  @captainiceberg8637  We use our imagination less, too much visual entertainment makes the imagination redundant.
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  1381.  @genesiskeglar6372  Pentecostal. A few things bothered me, the minister called me an anti-vaxxer, they hated Brexit, we sang songs about Zionists taking over the world. Not comfortable with that until I understand what it is.
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  1382.  @nottmjas  I know. I’m reminded that just because I don’t like or agree with someone, doesn’t mean they are wrong all the time.
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  1383. ​ catchfish205  Yeah the British went to Africa and purchased slaves. Doesn't matter how many statues you pull down the British will never deny they traded slaves. Only those with guilt deny it. But there a 4 parties involved in that slave trade. 1. The slaves. Africans captured by the neighbouring Africans. 2. The Africans who first captured the slaves. They took their own neighbours and sold them for profit. But hey Africa was built on slavery. Pyramids didn't build themselves. And they didn't just capture other Africans, they sailed north and took Europeans as slaves. The whole island of Gozo, 5000 people captured and sold in African slave markets. Children from the south English coast spirited away to Africa to be sold to Arabs. Some were kept by the Africans as slaves. 3. The traders - British in this case. Now you make to common argument that only the traders were compensated when Britain saw the wrong in the slave trade and made the decision to outlaw it. When the traders bought those slaves it was legal. The government purchased the slaves from them when they made it illegal and they then freed the slaves. But you claim the slaves needed to be compensated. But the British traders had not put them to work so what lost earnings were there to compensate? If the slaves have anyone to ask for compensation it is the Africans who first took them as slaves and the Americans who purchased them and put them to work. But the British were not the only people who bought African slaves from Africans. The Arabs bought them as well. You know what the Arabs did? Cut their balls off. 4. The final purchaser, mainly Americans, these are the people who put the slaves to work without payment.
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  1384.  catchfish205  You're generalising, you see everyone as the same. What makes you think I take issue with the BBC over race? Their nonsense politics is enough but you see everything as race because you are a racist. If I took issue with my niece being with anyone it would be a person as blinkered as yourself.
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  1385.  @jane---489  Yeah we can all see what's happening. I'm afraid you're wrong. It's not enough to just tell us what we already know. The thing we don't know is what to do about this. See my other posts. Are we too civilised to defend ourselves? If we have a line we won't cross then that can be exploited. If we have no boundaries then we have half a chance of surviving.
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  1386.  @jane---489  Yeah I'm just annoyed. It's like watching someone on a train track saying 'hey look there's a train coming watch out everyone'. No one remembers the losers. Action needs to be taken.
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  1387. William the Conqueror never conqered the City of London. It's not really part of Britain. Thats why the monarch has to go through a ceremony of giving up a sword when he enters the city.
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  1388. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  1389. Additional tax on both the employer and employee would only be contraversial to the foreign employee. It would be a deterent to immigration. I can't see Reform voters taking issue with it. And given that the NHS is the largest employer in the country, an exemption for healthcare workers puts a serious dent in the policies potency. It's not a bad idea in principle though.
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  1390. These people sound like they are trying to provoke nuclear war.
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  1391. Evolution does not favour all of reality because most of it has no bearing on us. If we are distracted by things that have no bearing, then we are not attending to the things that do and we can suffer for that.
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  1392. The confusion over equality is this: We are equal only in our requirements to live in this world. The basics are easy to argue, air to breathe, food to eat, water to drink, and shelter. But we are not equal in our ability to independently achieve those requirements.
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  1393. Wait for the May elections, see how Conservatives do. I expect it they will decline, so change the leader, and then maybe have a general election.
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  1394. It's obviously to stop him talking.
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  1395. I'm not convinced of the alien theory. What is happening is anti-human no doubt there. But I can just as easily attribute it to the followers of YHWH. Cain was the farmer, Abel the nomad who owned nothing and wandered around like a real vagabond. Isn't that the meaning of Hebrew - wanderer? Whereas Cain being a farmer begins private property because farmers take up permenent residence on the land and farm the same patch season upon season, year after year, generation after generation. That's why Cain starts cities, because the farmer needs labour and can create a surplus to support them. But the wanderes don't like private property, so in their story the farmer was the villain. Aliens is just another BS story they make up to distract and control.
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  1396.  @lifes_abeach6040  How much do you know about the Maori?
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  1397. @ You make canabalism sound so nobel.
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  1398. One of my favourite films came out in 1984, I saw it at the cinema once. It was about 20 years before I saw it a second time on DVD.
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  1399. Clearly the people who are fragile are the people teaching critical race theory because it does not standup to critique.
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  1400. Dr John Campbell promoted the clot shot to start with, as did Dr Aseem Malhotra. Both have been making slow u-turns for months.
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  1401.  @nikkygovier3783  During a pandemic it must be normal to use experimental treatments. The use of alcohol as an anti-septic was discovered by experiment in a field hospital. But isn't the problem that people are not being made fully aware of the risk? Reports came out that doctors were being told the risk to fertility was unknown yet that was left out of the information given to patients.
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  1402. The question I want to ask Piers is what is the effect of the magnetic poles moving? Because it is irrefutable that the magnetic poles are moving at an increasingly rapid rate. I have heard Piers say how solar activity effects weather. I have also heard people say it actually effects the rate the earth rotates at and as the earth spins slower there is more seismic activity.
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  1403. She thought it was a glamorous crusade almost like a pop concert? Well I can't quite put those two things together in the same sentence. But if that really is what she thought then was she not surprised when they started chopping peoples heads off? Because that's not what I would call glamorous or what I would expect at a pop concert. So why did she not try to leave then? Why instead did she have a number of children? Why did she not try to return when the other girls were killed? She only wanted to come back when it went sour. How can she claim to be a victim when she clearly wanted to live in that environment? She is only a victim if she returns here and has to live by our standards.
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  1404.  @cujimmi  If it's a mortgage it doesn't matter. Mortgage - death pledge. In the event that you die before the debt is paid, the lender takes the property.
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  1405. It's quite obvious they are doing what they always do. Raise the question of if there will be vaccine passports, deny it and then bring them in.
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  1406. She has a Nick Clegg accent, really irritating.
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  1407. Sounds like Vaughan and the company owner are a pair of crooks that are operating together. Vaughan loaned government money to a convicted criminal who later gave half of it back to him personally. They have between them pocketed £200,000 each of tax payers money.
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  1408. We need to start repealing legislation like the gender recognition act.
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  1409. These interviews are always with sceptics. But that just serves to placate people - controlled opposition. I want to see some interviews with the proponents of this CoVid strategy so that we can have it out with them. Expose their nonsense arguments. How about a head to head between Whitty and a sceptic scientist with all the evidence.
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  1410. Freedom granted... The irony.
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  1411. Doug went on about how it handles better than a Cayman, then he scored it less on handling. And the styling is worth an 8.
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  1412. They should have enacted their second amendment when Alex Jones exposed Bohemia Grove. The world would now be a different place. But people are complacent.
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  1413. They must be rattling his cage for the comments about Putin.
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  1414. One public figure I was not aware of has an argument with another public figure I was not aware of. Do I care?
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  1415. Who just went to parents evening?
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  1416. When Matt drives over to the other cars to listen to the exhaust sound, it's a bit too much like dogs sniffing each others bottoms.
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  1417. Gove was the guy buying up all the toilet paper.
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  1418. Brian Gable I’m not convinced money should have any intrinsic value. At its simplest it is a medium for exchange. If that medium is necessary for some other purpose then there is a conflict of interest. For instance if money was Covid19 vaccines (which would have great intrinsic value now) then you either destroy the medium of exchange by vaccination and have to return to battering or you fail to prevent an epidemic.
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  1419. All those examples the women gave are either upon us or close to. The girl died in hospital because they would not let her leave to be treated elsewhere, people were not allowed into hospitals to see their dying relatives, gas boilers are for the chop, people are not allowed to travel. But we are not starving yet.
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  1420. Well she is a member of thepeekaboo club. The occult eye of Horus. Who knew they would all get facial palsy.
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  1421.  @slothlovechunk  Fahrenheit is temperature of someones armpit.
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  1422. There is about 50 miles between Russia and NATO. The Bering strait, and it has an island in the middle, so probably about 25.
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  1423. We still need a new real party because the two old parties have shown themselves to be incapable and untrustworthy. And we should be reviewing our memberships in things like the UN.
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  1424.  @mousemaing81  Maybe we should nominate him for a BAFTA, you even get a mask if you win.
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  1425. Reminds me of the time I was hit head on by a car while cycling to work. The driver was barreling around a corner to a junction, that I was turning into, but they were on the wrong side of the road. I swerved by could not avoid the car and bounced off the front passenger side. Before I was even back on my feet, they drove away. I was, to put it mildly, rather concerned, and gave chase. But could not keep up, front wheel buckled, so I continued to work. On arrival at work I phoned the Police and gave description. The Police phoned back to say when the driver hit me their front number plate fell off. When the driver got to their destination they phoned the Police to say they thought they hit a pothole. The Police didn't care about the hit and run, just gave me the drivers insurance details. But a week or so later, when I was without bicycle and on the bus to work, I saw the very same car, in the very same place, at the very same time of day and guess what? No front number plate!
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  1426. 'trying to bring about a groupish morality'. This is why I argue that the woke, are actually the opposite of individualist. They are replacing proper individual rights with a superficial nonsense because they want people to give up their freedoms and dissolve into one homogenous group. Groups come about because some problems are too great for the individual to overcome. But to operate as a group, people have to forfeit some individual freedoms. So if you want to remove freedoms you need a problem big enough to encourage a group response.
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  1427. The ultimate (and I would suggest only) regulator of the BBC is your very own finger. Switch them off.
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  1428. Exactly the EU has destroyed industry here and gives less to us than it takes - we are net contributors. They are only regenerating what they have destroyed and they are doing it to suit only themselves.
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  1429. The eggshells are the authorities. They are the ones afraid to do anything for fear of being racists.
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  1430. 8:32 'And of course the Israeli theory is that if you kill 100 of us, in order to restore "their notions of deterents", well they have to kill several thousand people and destroy 10 times the number of buildings in order to restore their notion of deterents'. Is it just 'notions of deterents'? What about plain numbers? What happens when an Israeli kills another Israeli? Their numbers drop relative to the number of Palestinians. During Covid 50 Israelis died in a stampede at a religious event. Later that year Israelis prevented Muslims from attending Mosques. Muslim youths retaliated by throwing stones, Israelis retaliated with rubber bullets, Hamas retaliated with rockets, Israeli's retaliated with airstrikes that killed thousands.
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  1431. I’ve never heard such nonsense. The idea that it was the Russians is quite unbelievable. They use the gas sales to fund their war. They can use the gas to keep Germany submissive. If they wanted to stop Germany receiving gas, they would just close the taps. Do these people think we are stupid?
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  1432. So the EU ports around the med refused to allow this ship to dock. What we can take from this is that the ports have the ability to disallow the ship to dock and the passengers cannot disembark. If the Good Ship Banksy can pick up migrants and they can be refused access to a port then why don't we pick them up and hold them onboard a vessel and don't allow it to dock in the UK? Once they are here it is almost impossible to deport them so don't let them set foot on our shores. Make the boat so big there are no port in Britain big enough to take it.
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  1433. People have been proposing these reactors to the west for decades but the ignorant cannot grasped the benefits. Now China is going to become the leader.
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  1434. Muslims are not worried that their neighbours might be prejudice against them because of radical islam in the news. Their neighbours are muslim as well. They live in enclaves with no indigenous people to judge them.
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  1435. Get rid of it
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  1436. It seems to me that a lot of the rise in anti-slavery is the guilt of those who are descened from slave owners/traders, and those who did not take part in or opposed the abolition. They missed the boat and combined with their fear of migrants, they try to recreate the same fight that was going on 200 years ago, so that they can be the rightous.
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  1437. The wheels are in motion to euthanise the old already.
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  1438. What an absolute fraud.
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  1439. Don't worry the Prof thinks the vaccine might sterilise only 60-70% of the population. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMAkFKprzRQ
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  1440. So many things wrong with Labour. They pander to minorities when democracy is rule by majority. They have failed to oppose the government on anything of significance. If Labour do not oppose the government then the government must be doing the right thing according to Labour, in which case we don't need to vote Labour in.
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  1441. 4 Normalisation. Exactly what I have described already. You can see it in so many places. Elon Musk, people think he is a hero because he has bought Twitter, but he has only done it so he can turn it into the social credit app; the guy wants to put microchips into people brains so he can turn them into drones. But people have suspended their objection because they are willing to trade the present tyranny of Twitter, for future tyranny, even if it is greater tyranny.
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  1442. The reason why the new one has the same power as the last is because the gearbox is the limiting factor and it’s the same. They have left some room for future versions where they increase power to 410, 420, 430 etc.
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  1443. Is it not enough to call out when approaching?
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  1444. How is Keir going to use the same measures against the people trafficers as the 'far right'? They do not live in our country. How is he going to arrest and lock then up? It won't work anyway, it's like trying to beat drug gangs.
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  1445. It's different now. You don't need a licence because we have YouTube, NetFlicks, Amazon Prime and so on.
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  1446. In a recent episode, Ed argued that belief in religion is adaptive, and if God is not real, then it must be adaptive to believe in falsehood. I'd like to offer this: If falsehoods are allowed via belief, then contradictions with observed reality will surely arise. In logic there is something called the Principle of Explosion. The PoE consists of a few logical steps that prove if contradictions are allowed, then it is possible to prove any arbitrary proposition true, even false propositions. Therefore, from belief in falsehood, anything can be claimed to be true. Of course it become impossible to distinguish truth from falsehood, so in the longterm I think this can only lead to problems. But in the shortterm it could be very powerful.
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  1447.  @purpuradraco3747  It's cognitive dissonance. The other example is Bill Gates. He wants to depopulate the world yet at the same time he wants to take care of everyone's health. Well healthy people live longer, that's not depopulation. I'm not in favour of depopulation BTW, I'm just pointing out the contradiction. Would anyone trust a person who wants to depopulate the world with their health? Would you put Harold Shipman in charge of a old age care home?
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  1448. Surely feminism has done for this country. The problem is this: Men simply cannot give birth. If women do not play their role in raising a family, and instead go out to work, then the next generation will be smaller than the last. Then the debt and pension commitments become too great for the next generation to cover. Therefore the politicians bring in migrants to make up the shortfall. Sorry, but I cannot see a way around that.
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  1449. They reward failure? Great, that along with their ever decreasing licence revenue just hastens their demise.
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  1450. But if they are dead, how are they going to tell us they want to change gender? Or is one of the living going to tell us the gender of a deceased has changed to suit the wishes of someone living? What's next, dead people change their race according to the wishes of the living?
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  1451. And what would Germany say if we told them a German car should only be rear engine? The idea that they should tell anyone else what they are.
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  1452. Last time I went to Wetherspoons I waited about 30 minutes for a pint. Never going to get drunk there. They changed to an American style pub where they bring you drink to your table. With a pub full of drinkers and only 3 staff they can’t keep up. No wonder they don’t make money, self inflicted.
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  1453. It's interesting. I have been saying that many crypto's are not decentralised. The ledger might be but the algorithms that govern the currency are decided by groups of developers. Crypto has moved that away from bankers and into the hands of techocrats. I have also heard Elon saying that bitcoin won't work as a currency because it has a limit on the number of bitcoins, therefore it is deflationary. He advocated dodge coin because it has no limit. Limited currency being deflationary and therefore not operating as a medium of exchange is an argument I have also been putting out. I've posted both these arguments on Dominic Frisby's channel and the Tim Cast. On both channels I got a similar response from the channel. The responses prompted me to contact a whats app phone number. The number was different on each channel but the replies had the same appearance and they both came from the channel - not another user. It appears that the same party is behind both responses and they are able to post the response from the channel. So that means the party is behind both channels.
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  1454. 27:20 ‘This is all due’. He’s not wrong.
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  1455. And that woman from the Express is lying as well. A leaky vaccine does not prevent the virus mutating into something more deadly. It promotes it.
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  1456. We are trapped between a rock and a hard place - as ever.
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  1457. Is the death rate in Iceland really up by 55%?
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  1458.  @Reverend-Rodger  Push back against our opposition to the globalists, Brexit included. We need to push back harder.
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  1459. Andrew’s constituents would be mad not to vote for him again.
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  1460. No need for a bonnet that opens.
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  1461. The women who is arguing that spying on her is fine because it makes purchasing convenient clearly doesn't care that she is being spied upon. Maybe she doesn't mind if people spy on her in the shower as well. But the argument is weak because she has never been asked, the decision has been made for her and she has no choice in it. How about people are told they are being spied upon? Then they can choose for forgo their privacy so that is easier for people to sell things to them. Or, alternatively decide not to be spied upon. How about being given the choice?
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  1462. I first saw sat nav in the digital dash in a Range Rover, I'm certain they did it first.
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  1463.  @АндрейНеугодников-м6е  The most important part of a portrait? Erase the face and the person is forgotten?
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  1464. In the world of decimal you are 2000th in line to the throne. Everyone give Arnold a big hoorah.
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  1465. What’s going to happen before long is real civil unrest like we have never seen before. When this happens the government will employ the Police to suppress us, if that doesn’t work, then it will be the army. If the army won’t suppress their own brethren, then the migrants they are shipping in will be used. That’s what they are for.
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  1466. If only I had time for Boris.
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  1467. Get funding from Elon and start a new party. That Muslim in Reform will have wasted his money.
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  1468.  @brynleytalbot778  The activist groups are funded by the same people who fund the charities. You are right it is a perpetual state of division we are in of people being provoked into opposing each other. Diversity a word derived from division. Multi - multiples are arrived at by division.
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  1469. Maybe banks should regulated in a similar way to utility companies.
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  1470. Cash in the Coffin - follows the same format as those shows where someone buys an abandoned storage locker, they open it to see if there is any treasure inside, or just some decaying garden furniture. In this variation they are hoping some old granny was buried with her pearls, or grandad had a full set of gold teeth. The risk is there's nothing inside but a dried up bag of bones with hair still stuck to the cranium.
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  1471. He might have scrapped restrictions on junk food, but will he scrap the nanny state when it comes to the NHS? I don't want to be taxed to treat people's bad health when it is due to their own lack of responsibility.
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  1472. I knew already
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  1473. Nigel telling us there are too many people sounds very much like he has sided with the globalists. What's he going to say next? That he is in favour of eugenics?
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  1474. The steel works and climate change: Netanyahu has just confirmed to the world in a recent UN speech what I rasoned sometime now. It's not about climate change, it's about moving industry from the West to the East. Why else does nobody care that China burn more coal than all other countries combined? It is so all the goods produced in the East will have to be transported to the West, and Israel will be in the centre. He has told us exactly this. The map of 'The Blessing' and the map of 'The Curse'. They have been at this all along. Since they returned to Palestine they wanted to build an alternative to the Suez Canal, but so far they have only managed an oil pipelline along the route from Aqaba to Ashkelon. The plan has changed from a canal to road and rail, aka the belt and road. It will go through Israel, and make Israel essential to East-West trade. Indispensible to both superpowers. They will have protection and all the wealth from the trade going through their country.
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  1475. Have you seen Trellick Tower? Awful.
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  1476. Reform are now frequently taking actions that confirm they are just a front.
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  1477. There is good reason for an English parliament, but will the countries diverge so far that the union is under threat? I would like us to be one Britain.
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  1478. Replacement
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  1479. I appreciate your sentiment but I think she should be allowed to continue until everyone has understood what nonsense she is representing. Then people with this view will be ignored and disappear.
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  1480. Perhaps it is rotten from top to bottom, but is this just Britain's Defund the Police on the sly, as I feared Sarah Everard's death might become?
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  1481. The government in the UK have already put out advice to keep 72 hours of supplies ready in case of incidents.
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  1482.  @LeroxYT  I think that is unlikely. Firstly, the stones are massive, weathering will take thousands more years. And secondly, stones do not start covered in litchen, it has to grow on them. Therefore they were once bare, yet they still lasted long enough for litchen to cover them. I'm sure it will grow back long before they crumble.
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  1483.  @aggravatedstrawberry  You assume that everyone holds morals as their foundation. I knew a person who was disgusted by the word, and it's unlikely he was the only person of that ilk. What's to say there aren't such people making laws? I would not go so far as to say there are no laws based on morality, just as I would not say that all laws are based on morality. Universal statements are easily disproven.
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  1484. Didn't Biden get voted in by Zombies?
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  1485. ​ @RichardPhillips1066 They both lived in London.
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  1486. Tuna is full of mercury. It is advised to only eat one of those tins per month. He might come out with some kind of dementia.
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  1487. These don't use Tesla batteries.
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  1488. IMO Bitcoin is attempting to be a virtual gold standard. But I think in doing that we are reinventing the wheel. Things like fractional reserve and interest did not come about because of fiat currency. They came about because physical backed money is finite so the supply cannot always meet demand and something has to be done to prevent price deflation and then an unwillingness to spend money then and stagnant economy. So fractional reserve can be used to multiply the finite currency. You can see this happening already in crypto-currencies. Some currencies are now operating fractional reserve systems. So we are just reinventing the wheel. Another solution is just to invent another currency and run them in parallel. Similar to striking a new coin. While you can just keep inventing new currencies you do not really have tight control of supply. Another issue is that crypto-currencies do not really decentalise money. The mechanics of the currency are dictated by the algorithm and the algorithm is design by people, a few of them and in the case of bitcoin the creator is anonymous. What are their motives? We do need a different system of money but I'm not convinced now that what is on offer is the answer. The problem is really about how to make sure supply of currency is equal to demand. Not more because that leads to inflation, not less because that leads to deflation. Both should be avoided. So the supply has to be equal to demand. The question is how to measure demand and then how to meet it.
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  1489. What to do about Davos. I'd like to say our politicians should not be allowed to go. Certainly everything they witness at Davos should be made public, afterall they are there at the taxpayers' expense.
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  1490. Wasn't it Cameron's government brought in free school meals and Labour moaned about it.
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  1491. The place wasn't even in bad a state before they were put there.
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  1492. He's so right, home improvements are important. So important I feel compelled to start my own protest group - Extension Rebellion!
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  1493. People would have stayed at home even if there were no lockdowns? No, I didn’t even when there was a lockdown. Gove is a liar and a snake. The governments measures have caused economic collapse.
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  1494. Follow the money.
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  1495. We should not stop at leaving the EU. Leave the UN as well. It is the global government.
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  1496. You mean the empire the Normans started?
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  1497.  @jamesmccann355  The Saxons and Danes were still here after the Norman invasion and so those people took part, but I argue the Saxons did not initiate or lead. What I mean is that the Saxons had about 500 years of free rein and where else did they conquer from England? Not even Wales or Scotland. They lost to the Vikings and King Cnut, then finally to the Normans. All Britain's exploits happened after. The Anglo-Saxons had 500 years of opportunity and yet nothing. Within a few generations of Norman rule, we were, for better or worse, crusading around the world.
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  1498.  @jamesmccann355  Yes, there is a marked advancement in those periods. But Britain lost its empire, and America ascended after WWII. The very people who call themselves Anglo-Saxons have the power again, and in barely a generation everything looks rather shaky. I don't know if there is anything to this, but there seems to be a guilt embedded in the colonies. At least some of America exhibit a guilt for taking the country from the Native Americans, although the Australians, New Zealanders and Canadians do not seem to have quite so much. But I reason that the Anglo-Saxon holds dearly the notion of consent being required for lawful rule. This makes their position untenable because the Anglo-Saxon has always invaded and taken lands from the inhabitants without their consent. The Norman monarchs on the other hand saw themselves as the instruments of God. God does not require consent to rule because God is the greatest and has no equal. To require consent would be to deny that God is the greatest. Instead, you either accept God's rule or he kills you. So the psyche of God's instrument is not weakened by guilt.
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  1499. There's a lot of weasle words in this. It gets more convincing as he explains but the use of terms like 'service provider' from IT and sounds too transactional, too sterile to the point of ridiculous. And he misrepresents Ed's argument about the temple whore by trying to turning it into an issue of consent. There is a general theme in woke arguments of minute catagorisation.
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  1500. Klaus Schwab is the prodigy of Rockerfella and Kissenger
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  1501. SEERS incoming 2025
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  1502. Parliament: Ask rhetoric questions, avoid giving an answer by talking yourself and your party up.
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  1503. Can't say much for comedy but during the Blair years pop music certainly turned anodyne. Without Thatcher and the tories to moan about the only people who could rise were the likes of impotent Ed Sheeran.
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  1504. He should go a live in Kenya, or one of the other past British colonies, then he would be surrounded by coloured people. In my eyes, the BBC comes across as the last remains of the British empire. It has the feel and delivery of it. It's as if those people who were lords of overseas territories returned when the empire gave way. But they had gone native, and brought their sentiment back with them. Now their offspring reside in organisations like the BBC and have carried that sentiment on.
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  1505.  @m_k3114  And the modern slave trade started after the House Of Hanover became the monarch.
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  1506. The Nazi's presence in south america is not a theory. Josef Megele ended his days in Brazil after fleeing there and setting up another 'hospital'. There is a whole town in one of the south american countries that was founded by Nazi's and is inhabited by their descendants.
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  1507. @johnmarkrobinson2924 I know what they do.
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  1508. No Simple Simon. When a person does not take the vaccine, they are not expecting other people to take it instead. They are accepting the risk to themselves that they may catch the virus from any other person who is not immune. And, given the vaccine apparently does not prevent a person from passing the virus to another, they risk catching the virus from anyone! Personal responsibility.
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  1509. He's right, lockdown creates localised pockets where the virus mutates. We are just breeding many different strains.
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  1510.  @shaz7132  Rail did not work when it was nationalised.
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  1511. Labour don't need to capitalise on the incompetence of the government. The Conservatives are doing Labours work for them, and Labour know this, and they know that the Conservatives will get the blame. The sensible tactic would be to let them continue.
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  1512.  @fuckfannyfiddlefart  I assume you are referring to George Soros? By his own words he is an atheist. And it's factual. He donated to the remain campaign. And is backing a campaign for a second referendum. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/may/29/george-soros-drastic-action-needed-for-eurozone-to-survive https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/feb/11/george-soros-proud-donating-anti-brexit-campaign
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  1513. Are we owned by the state now?
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  1514. I found a YouTube video a while ago of number 1 selling singles for the last 100 years. What I noticed was the undeniable trend of increasing tempo. As if people know that something is coming to an end and they have to get as much in possible.
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  1515. 5:37 I suppose it depends on what you are trying to achieve with this shot but you might consider a polarising filter for your lens.
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  1516. Wasn't St. Patrick a Romano Britain who the Irish took as a slave? Can they really claim to be the oppressed people of that era? The British were the oppressed, by the Roman and Anglo-Saxon invaders. I don't hold a grudge against them like some Africans do over the transatlantic slave trade.
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  1517. He always was. He never said much, looked uncomfortable, and was talked down to by Konstantin. It’s what put me off Trigonometry.
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  1518. This is going to continue until 2025
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  1519. Who creates property? Is it the goat herder who wanders from pasture to pasture in search of food for his goats? No, it is the farmer who takes up permanent residence on the land and farms it season to season, generation to generation. The farmer creates the village that grows into a town, then a city. And it is the nomad who is afflicted by loss of pasture land.
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  1520.  @johnheilds8116  I voted Brexit Party
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  1521.  harry daw  Because he will never do it
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  1522. What do you think of Googles Privacy Dashboard addition to Android 12? I can immediately question the integrity because it is not made by an independent.
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  1523.  @litontcg7653  Since the end of WWII we have been sold out.
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  1524. I think of the government pretty much as a protection racket, not much more than the mafia. When a bank or a company gets fined, it is because they were operating outside the law. The money they gained from doing so was ill gotten. But where does the money go? To the treasury. And who gets sentenced? No one. So it looks to me that the corporations are the workers who do the stealing and the government is the head of the criminal organisation.
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  1525. If you are going to review this one then how about the i-Pace?
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  1526. The only thing the can do is replace existing votes with fake ones. They will have people in warehouses filling out votes 24 hours a day for the next few days and there will be ballots of votes in dumpsters all round the county.
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  1527. I support all the alternatives. Congratulations.
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  1528. I don't think the battery gives that range in real tests. More like 240 mile range. A 65Kwh battery would probably give 160 mile range. I think they should try something with better aerodynamics.
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  1529. Face it, 90% of the Muslims in the UK need to not be in the UK. That's all there is to it.
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  1530. I thought it was Dr Sinclar who wants to make NMN a drug so only he can sell it.
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  1531.  @chaos3340  The alien story is a psyop. If all else fails they will push a story that aliens are telling us to change our ways or we will perish. Stunts like this, the tictac, rendalsham forest, area 51 they are all seeds planted in peoples minds. At the very least they familiarise people with the idea. If you tell people often enough they will do anything they are told.
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  1532. @James Blooper Tell them they are going to die and if they don't believe you lock them in their houses until they do what you say.
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  1533.  @jacqdanieles  Revenge.
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  1534.  @anyakosta364  Boudica was their leader.
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  1535. James O'Brien's arguments are infantile.
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  1536. The parents are correct.
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  1537. Said the man who wanted people to appear before a panel every year to plead for their existence.
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  1538. That's an epic road. I'm inspired want to go there.
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  1539. Labour don't need to tell us what they are going to do. They can afford to play safe, because the electorate is so sick of Conservatives that Labour are almost guarenteed victory. If they open their mouths, they only risk spoiling their advantage.
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  1540. I wonder why the Normans resurrected King Arthur after they took Britain? They could have made legends out of a Saxon King, Alfred for instance, in an attempt to placate the Saxons. But instead they brought someone back from Celtic history before the Saxons. Did they think, between themselves and the remaining Celts, they could suppress the Saxons? Or did they really have some affinity with the Celts?
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  1541. I read they have restarted trials. A French doctor used it with about 1000 patients. It was very successful but he used it early in the illness.
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  1542. Can't Donald get his own private security?
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  1543. Read up on the pirates the barbary coast. There's a whole episode of eye opening slavery there.
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  1544. I remember commenting that Russell Brand is this generation's Jimmy Saville.
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  1545.  @sdrc92126  It's not enough but it is something. If I had room I would have chickens - animal husbandry. It's not that difficult.
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  1546. Climate change is a hoax. Net zero is designed to move all industry out of the developed world and into the far-east. Nothing more.
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  1547. These two guys make a great team
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  1548. Because the only people with power are in the club as well.
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  1549.  @janehoward1297  They are clearly not the instigators of this. Just the minions. The stature of Goebbels and Mengele then.
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  1550. It's absolutely communism. 'You will own nothing and be happy', the government offering farmers early retirement to give up their farms and land, UBI on the horizon, I only hope it stays there.
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  1551. I really wish Trump had been this hard on Keir Starmer.
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  1552. Biden - no rest for the wicked.
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  1553. Take the audio from where he is responding to the allegation and dub it over the video where he mouthed the words. It will be clear which words match the lip movements.
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  1554. But controlled opposition and thinly veiled desensitisation has run it's course. There is no need for it anymore except as a passing shot to reveal the victors tactic.
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  1555. The spiritual microwave one is hands down the best. One maybe Ed will attempt to beat it.
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  1556.  @MrHarpette  It's not just the energy scam. How about the clean air scam where the EU fines Britain for polluted air that was polluted by German cars. Cars where the manufacturers colluded with each other to purposely avoid using emission reducing technology and then knowingly cheated the emissions tests. Cars that were sold under the lie that they passed emissions test when they in fact did not and would not have otherwise passed type approval and been allowed on public roads. Then another arm of the EU fines Britain for polluted air. So tell me is the EU going to refund Britain the money paid in fines proportional to the emissions released by the cars sold illegally? Are the companies responsible for selling these cars going to be forced to buy them back from the owner?
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  1557. I'd like to hear that Professor from Northumbria and the sun cycles.
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  1558. I thought Ann was naive. Workplace healthcare like workplace pensions??? No. Private pensions, private healthcare. There is nothing to it. You give a bank account and sort code to the employer and they pay employer and employee contributions into that. You can do the same for a private health scheme. The company you work for should have no management of your pension or health. Otherwise, they will pilfer. And if you are self-employed then you will have private schemes anyway. NHS should be reduced to A&E only.
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  1559. That is an utterly shit car.
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  1560. Why have we been mixing in foreigners for the last 60 odd years? Maybe it's because after the two great wars, all the fight had left the British. But our rulers are bloodthirsty war mongers, so we are of no use to them any more. King Charles, he who sides with the outsider, says how special the war generation was; what he means is everyone after is useless.
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  1561. £10,000 is that all they can scrape together? Kaba wasn't worth much to them, was he?
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  1562. The Police themselves use two-way radios in their vehicles. I am assuming this is the root reason for the exemption.
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  1563. You can find Potassium Iodine tablets on ebay.
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  1564. The word discrimination does not require an adjective. Alternatively maybe we should call it positive racism and see how that goes down.
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  1565. How about squid games for politicians?
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  1566. Get him on for an interview at least. You know we all thought a few years ago that the GCN trio were the cycling equivalent of Clarkson, Hammond and May.
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  1567. If we do not help the EU with vaccination it will only stoke hate in future so it's a given that we should help them. It feels wrong to use vaccines as a bargaining chip and I see it also bringing future resentment but I know the EU will not be grateful of unconditional help either, they have this self-entitlement. So I think we should take the opportunity to get our way. I just think its a sorry state that the EU drags everyone down with their childish behaviour.
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  1568. The chemicals they will be putting on the land will poison it. They have been doing this in America and the soil is full of aluminium, which is a neurotoxin. The coal dust of yesteryear is nothing in comparison.
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  1569. So what are you going to do about it? We saw what works with the Palestine marches and the bill that got passed without even a vote. We've seen what the authorities respond to.
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  1570. Man up Boris
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  1571. I'm sure mooring buoys do not pull tethered boats under at high tide. The anchor chain is long enough to allow the buoy to float even at high tide.
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  1572. No TV, No Licence, No BBC
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  1573.  @Alistair  The church goers that I spoke to ask the question where did CoVid come from. You see they don't like evolution because without evolution everything must come directly from the hand of god. Therefore CoVid was sent by god. Religion is a death cult.
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  1574.  @matthew3774  You not just talking amongst yourselves all other channels can be monitored. Nobody can organise a resistance when communication is monitored.
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  1575. The politicians should not be allowed to go to COP. We can’t trust them to abstain because they are no doubt bribed by China, they have to be prevented.
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  1576. 7:40 This is it. It appears to me that maths is only taught in schools because the school has to teach it when really they don't want anyone to learn. So they do the absolute minimum to qualify as having taught the subject,
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  1577. Many people have been given both mRNA and adenovirus vector vaccines, thus making it hard, if not impossible, to tell which vaccine the side effects are attributed to. Covering their tracks.
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  1578. I do remember a few years ago when a 'comedian' joked about throwing battery acid in the faces of people she did not like. But that was just a joke.
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  1579. When prices are dropping the encouragement is to save rather than spend. Why buy something today of you can get it for less tomorrow? If people hoard their money then it is essentially out of circulation and not serving it's purpose as a medium of exchange.
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  1580.  @dylaanowen  The plain reality is that nothing is sustainable. The idea is as stupid as the idea of a perpetual motion machine - because that is what one would be, sustainable indefinitely. Except nothing is indefinitely sustainable and the wind turbines you are so enthralled with produce a decreasing amount of energy until after about 30 years they are so damaged that they no longer produce any. There are thousands of these things made in the 90's that are now coming to the end of their life and nobody knows what to do with the blades so they are all going into landfill. That's no more sustainable than producing any other kind of waste. You are gambling that a renewable energy source will produce more energy during it's lifetime than the energy cost to make it. And as you point out you will have to use some of that energy to make the next generation, so the net gain is even less, if any at all. Then there are the emissions. When making cement it does not matter where the energy comes from. All cement production releases carbon dioxide because to produce cement you must produce lime which comes from baking calcium carbonate rock until it releases carbon dioxide. So it does not matter whether you heat it by burning fossil fuel or by electricity from solar panels. So when you look at the net energy produced from a wind turbine and the C02 produced in manufacture it no longer looks so appealing.
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  1581. Are they vaccinating them?
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  1582. There is a new mine being opened in Whitby, that will extract polyhalite from beneath the north sea. Polyhalite is a fertilizer, and there is 100 years worth under the sea. The mine got private investment from floating on the stockmarket and then investment funds to the tune of £1B. There was a furher £1B ready to be invested if the government would have got on board and loaned £300M. That's about 1 days NHS spend to get a mine started that would have produced for 100 years and covered 7% of Britain's trade deficit. The Conservative government would not even loan 1 days worth of NHS spend. So the company was sold to Anglo-American, who are now completing the prooject. The government are either morons, or they were lent on by the Americans.
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  1583. In the last month: 18/02/2021 - Mount Etna erupts 02/03/2021 - Mount Sinabung erupts 03/03/2021 - 6.2 magnitude earthquake in Greece. 05/03/2021 - 3 earthquakes ranging from magnitude 7.3 to 8.4 off coast of New Zealand 10/03/2021 - Mount Etna still erupting
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  1584. The pilots who claim to have seen the tic-tac say it was hovering above the sea and that there may be been something down there. I want to know why has the area not been investigated with a sub? If he met resistance to investigating things then it could be that the people involved are working on behalf of these UFOs to keep them out of sight out of mind.
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  1585. The only problem with the looks of the S are the front. Too plain and characterless. The GTE was the second attempt and they nailed it. The 400 went to far with the creases. The back is far too busy, the wing is a disaster and the black thing under the front number plate looks like a rubber band. But they seem to have realised their mistakes and the 430 just about hits the sweet spot that they found with the GTE.
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  1586. Where I live the university just built a campus on the beach. You can walk out of the main lecture hall, cross the road and there is sand under your feet. Further down the bay they are building a concert hall on the beach. Big money had to be borrowed to put these buildings up and insurance has to be taken out for them. Borrowing and insurance require risk assessment. So clearly there is no risk that the sea level will rise because otherwise no body would lend or insure the buildings.
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  1587. There are pitfalls to meritocracy, not saying it is wrong, but one vulnerability is that competent people get promoted until they find themselves in a position that is too demanding. They get promoted to their level of incompetence.
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  1588. It should. It is common to both road users that they will try to get through any gap that is just big enough. The difference is that a person on a bicycle is narrower than a car, so the gaps they try to fit through are smaller. Both road users should show some foresight and hang back until there is a safe gap.
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  1589.  @RSOHILLA  And an immune system has to be challenged for it to develop and function correctly.
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  1590. There's an idea
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  1591. It's quite obvious the plan has always been to bankrupt every business. That is the great reset. Once they are all gone countries like China can move in and no one will be able to stop them. We will be under a dictatorship within 5 years.
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  1592. Come on, you have been scared of Muslims all along. The entire establishment is scared of them. That's why the Police run away whenever there are Muslims rioting. That's why the establishment turn a blindeye to their mischief. That's why we bend to accomodate them.
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  1593. We could boycott David Lloyd, there are far less transgenders that real gendered, David Lloyd will not survive. But is this really a technique to bankrupt any company that supports transgenders? Everyone knows - go woke go broke.
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  1594.  @ColonelRoge  When I read William Blake's poem at school that has the 'dark satanic mills' line, the left-wing middle class types looked down on the working class and to them the poem confirmed their sentiment, it was food for them. I know that was not the intent of the poem but I was wondering whether it may have helped demonise the working class through association. I also know it is part of our heritage and literature and I am not trying to undermine the piece but if I'm right then the subject is worth discussing if only to exorcise the myth.
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  1595. How can someone who is right of centre be a Nazi? A Nazi is a national socialist. Fascism is a product of the left.
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  1596. Can you imagine the guilt and despair there is going to be if it is indeed true that the vaccine serializes people. This literally is the Children of Men.
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  1597. It might be that you are not permanently sterilized. The suggestion is that people will have to keep taking the vaccine because immunity is not permanent. Children do not get the virus. So once a person reaches puberty they will be on a course of vaccinations. All that has to be done is to swap the vaccine for placebo and you are able to procreate. Population control.
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  1598. Had to laugh when she said 'we need to have a robust conversation on this'. Perhaps she should have called for the debate, but instead that is exactly what Andrew Bridgen had called for, if only the MPs had attended.
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  1599.  @tastypymp1287  Even people throwing bodies into the incinerators were given a choice, they could leave at any time, but they stayed.
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  1600. There is something called Gresham's law, that says bad money drives out good. It is derived from people's tendency to dispose of inferior items before higher quality ones. In the case of money, it means people will use inferior fiat currency over something like gold. But if people do not use gold, it no longer functions as a medium of exchange and ceases to be money. Thus bad money drives out good. There's a parallel there with other human behaviour. We can see that conservatives are more considerate of others than socialists. Conservatives exhibit higher quality behaviour, but we can see how conservatives are being driven out by the socialists who only think of themselves. Is there any way to swiftly overcome the selfish socialists without adopting their behaviour? If we adopt their behaviour when dealing with them, will we succeed, and can we revert to proper behaviour later?
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  1601.  @DovidM  We've said it before, society is dividing, balkanising.
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  1602. Adam's apple? It's a pun derived from the bible - for gawds sake! Are the woke just robots?
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  1603.  @foroparapente  Where's the evidence to support the claim of this video?
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  1604. Yes impartiality is not possible, people will always have a political leaning. But if I don't like a private broadcaster I don't have to watch them and therefore I don't have to pay for the service. I'm happy for a private broadcaster to have a political leaning that I don't share as long as I don't have to fund them. If their politics is not beneficial to the majority then they will be ignored and get smaller. But the BBC gets a fee even if you don't watch their channel. They have rigged the game so they can never lose. The only option is to stop watching all content as it is transmitted. Only then can you forego the fee.
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  1605. People are collapsing on football pitches. If people can't even play football without a heart attack, then how are the army going to fight if called upon? And where are the army going to get new recruits? From the vaccinated who have heart conditions.
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  1606. All he needs is a pair of dungarees to complete the look.
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  1607. This will absolutely crash the economy. Businesses will be bankrupt, people unemployed and the free money being given away is more debt than we have ever experienced. Another virus could spring up tomorrow, we cannot do this everytime. Once the currency is devalued and we hit hyperinflation, some kind of crypto-currency will be brought in.
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  1608.  @pterodactylx3100  I have started to think that the average intelligence in Britain has now dropped below a key level. That's why people are so compliant. They cannot think for themselves. The problem is welfare.
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  1609. I heard today they are putting out warnings that you could die if you leave the house or something along those lines. Doesn't scare me, I haven't watched the BBC or had a TV in over 20 years. No TV, no licence, no BBC.
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  1610. The civil service are grunts, not there to decide, just to do.
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  1611. Why wouldn't you leave Withnail alone? He was a moron. I knew a Withnail - was quite happy to leave the moron alone.
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  1612. What about Marek's disease?
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  1613. We should definately stop changing the clocks. But the present setting is the one we should keep.
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  1614. Thing is my sound card is currently broken and I only get audio out of the right channel. Had to listen to this on another PC.
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  1615. Godfrey is great. I think he should rethink the Anglo-Saxon thing though. Their time is a fraction of the history of Britain. Their time is a fraction of the history after their defeat.
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  1616. The solution to a lot of problems is to reclaim desert. Plenty more land then to live on, grow food and the weather will be more hospitable and it doesn't require science fiction to become reality to achieve it.
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  1617. This is what decentralised government allows. I know proponents of decentralised government mean well but I'm not convinced. In my eyes it is ceading ground to the opposition and sucuming to divide and conquer. Devolution was the first move in this direction and that's gone badly. We can see from countries like USA, a collection of states with their own governors, that it has allowed left wing fanatics to ruin democrat cities all throughout America. Hunreds of thousands live in tents and deficate in the street!
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  1618.  @Alfred5555  I'll have to give that some thought. But as a quick response, it was not my first interpretation. I first thought it was a story about pride, i.e. Cain spending his limited time here in vain.
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  1619. Is free speech under threat?? Not a month has gone by for the last 5 years when this question has not been asked. It's like a stuck record. Getting quite bored now.
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  1620.  @Luca-bv5ic  It's a scam because it is clearly being used as a power grab.
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  1621. This is completely the wrong way to beat the virus. The only way is through immunity. Isolating people who not have it does nothing because the virus is still there when people come out of isolation so we will have permanent isolation. Did I say isolation I mean prison really and what is your crime?
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  1622. Ha ha, my idea was to put them all on cruise ships anchored offshore. He really wouldn't like that. I guess that puts me at odds with the future king.
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  1623. Just shows that lockdown isn't about the virus it's the environment. They really took Thunberg by her word where she said drastic actions needed to be taken.
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  1624. That also applies to app stores.
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  1625. Other solutions are peer-to-peer technologies that can share data without the need for centralised hosts. That reduces the problem to how to collect fees. So there are at least two prongs of attack here.
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  1626. These days it the person who decides what gender they are, but this person cannot tell us that because they are deceased. So how do we know if it's a women?
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  1627. 6:47 Looks like there's something else that needs attention on your influenzo. The engine cover/boot lid, whatever, doesn't fit. The right side is about an inch higher than the left. Every OCD sufferer watching this is getting fidgety.
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  1628. STD crisis is all over the news this morning
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  1629. And the nazis called people rodents as well
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  1630. If you take the 19% that the polls suggest Reform have and you add to that the 18% that the Conservatives have, then Reform have 37%. If Conservative voters think they can prevent a Labour goverment by voting Conservative, then they are wrong, they will hand Labour a victory. If instead of voting Conservative they vote Reform, then Reform will be neck and neck with Labour, and have a real chance of winning outright. Labour and the globalists know we are onto them. They know this is their final opportunity to destroy this country. This is the last chance saloon, we have to prevent a Labour government, and the only to do so is to defeat them in this election.
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  1631. 1:04 We can see what they think of Macron.
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  1632. Destroying God, family and nation are all ideals of the Frankfurt school.
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  1633. No, it's the unvaccinated who are at risk from the vaccinated. The vaccine does not prevent transmission. Deadlier strains of the virus can evolve, and the vaccinated can host them without getting symptoms. They can spread deadlier strains to the unvaccinated. Marek's disease.
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  1634.  @SammyInnit  Shoot? Your comment was about arrest. Shooting is another matter.
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  1635. No ECHR! Are they still about to capitulate on this?
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  1636. His theory of quantised inertia where a mass has fewer waves on the side that the mass is moving away from sounds like he is describing the vacuum left behind a moving object that creates drag.
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  1637. The same was once true of TV broadcasters and before them newspapers. In the TV world there are companies who's sole business model is to provide broadcast services to channels. As long as the channel is lawful and the company has the capacity they will host a channel that pays the fee. We have just encountered an old problem in a new guise. There are technical solutions such as peer-to-peer technologies that remove the need for a central host. And there are legal methods that can be applied to break up the tech giants.
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  1638. Since New Labour, the two parties in the FPTP system have become very similar. If there are only two parites to choose from, and they are almost identical, then there really is no reason to vote. Which ever party wins, you get the same leadership.
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  1639. They are discussing the comments section of twitter (and you may as well extend that to this very comments section here). The comments section of the internet is not the place to go when looking for fact. The is no doubt that fact is very important and we wish to have a good source of facts. But a place for discussion is also imperative because this is how we begin to discern truth from falsehood. The comments section is the place of discussion. You should not have to prefix everything you say with IMO, it should be an unwritten rule that everything in a comments section is opinion.
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  1640. Joost van de Goor you presume the discussion is with the man haters and the purpose is to convince them otherwise. But it is a discussion to first understand the situation and then to form a tactic to oppose the man haters.
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  1641.  @KathyPrendergast-cu5ci  Yes I believe that. The instinct would be to protect their own.
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  1642. Has there been a rise in autism in Britain in the last few generations?
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  1643.  @manonvernon8646  I ask because I read that cows milk contains a substance similar to opium, that calms the calf. If women's milk has similar properties then perhaps they inadvertantly get their chidren hooked from birth.
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  1644. The way the horizon line through the rear window rolls, and the bouncing of the camera, makes it look like a bit of a barge.
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  1645. The debt is not the peoples debt it is the governments. There is not a single person in this would who can claim I owe them any money.
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  1646. I read about it in October. I know this because I had a conversation about it, and later we spoke about Guy Fawkes because the 5th of November was coming up.
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  1647. It only takes Reform to gain a few more percent from the Conservatives before they have the larger share, then they can accuse Conservatives of splitting the Reform vote.
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  1648. The woke tell us 'but we are all migrants', then they tell us 'migrants can have free transport', so where is my free transport?
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  1649. We have to do more than just open our eyes. We need our own plan and action.
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  1650. Protect the NHS... Thats the problem. They are not even doing their jobs. If people had to pay for their own obesity treatments then perhaps they would take more responsibility for their own health.
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  1651. Countries are not adopted, dog are adopted. The implication is that the adopter holds the controlling role. We need to stop using this phase and use something along the lines of submit to the countries values.
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  1652. The Royals cannot have a political influence so they are bypassing official governments by going to the world government organisations such the UN, WEF etc. It's a Royal coup.
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  1653. These tech companies are no different to any other media outlet. They cannot help but gravitate towards one political side. Just like a newspaper does. Other companies that favour the right will rise.
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  1654.  @kevinmassey7675  Yes, I did see that, and I just watch the Richard Madeley interview. Of course, he does not have his own home insulated. It's all about the will to power for these people. That's why they do not follow their own doctrine, because they do not want to be under power, they want to be the power that everyone else is under.
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  1655. What do you think is going to happen when every small business is bankrupt and we are over our heads in debt? When there is no employment? When the food rots in the fields and in a years time there is nothing to eat?
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  1656.  @forthfarean  He's a product of the left, just about everyone is. He just has to get one thing done. I can't decide which is worse out of breaking the treaty and damaging reputation or accepting the rule of the EU treaty. He really messed there. We need to unhitch ourselves from the EU but I'm fearful of damaging our reputation. And who to elect next, there's a problem as they are all from the same mould. We have to remember that we did not get into this mess in one step, and we cannot get out in one step either. We must use our victories.
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  1657.  @pauls3204  Ha ha that's exactly what I was going to do this morning but I have to check that I had the right phone number for the school.
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  1658.  @powerdavid6235  They only show the news that promotes their politics.
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  1659. I was looking at some cast iron pans that come pre-seasoned with flaxseed oil. It put me off because flaxseed is said to be no good for men and testosterone levels. I guess the question is if flaxseed oil that is heated until it is just a layer of carbon on the pan, will still have the same effect?
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  1660. If politicians didn't have double standards, they would not have any standards.
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  1661. I think the Germans in Britain today are still a threat. The department at the university I attended recently is entirely run by Germans and they bring their Germanic values with them, to the exclusion of the natives. They are presently working at turning all UK law into logic statements so that the administration of law can be done entirely by machine. But I could go further and say that all foreigners are a threat. Best to keep their numbers low and spread them out so they cannot form independent enclaves that live in parallel to us.
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  1662. We pay the French to manage this on their side. Firstly if we were not paying them would they spend their own money on their navy to escort boats here? Second if we are going to pay them anything how about we pay to run the migrant camps in France ourselves. We can deny people entry before they even get to our country. Our only problem then is the ones that just go straight into a dingy and make the crossing. We need an arrangement where we can pick them up and take them straight back to the camp in France that we run. Or maybe we only patrol the channel 2 miles from our coast.
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  1663. You ain't seen nothing yet.
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  1664. I cycle as well, and I really do not understand what is in the minds of some others. Although I am reminded of the time I was waiting in a long traffic queue when a driver leaned out of the window and asked me why I didn't just ride on the pavement to get past the traffic.
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  1665. The country is fukted. It was fukted by the retard Boris when he borrowed an astronomical sum to pay the whole nation not to work. If we raise taxes to service the debt then the companies setup elsewhere. If we don’t raise taxes then we have service the debt by borrowing more, which in turn increases the debt, and so on. We are F U K T.
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  1666.  @eurovision50  You're right, my mistake
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  1667. @Majority of people are sheep Your angst is with America. Don't bring it here.
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  1668. If business is slow, you could always get a few more orders by running your competitors off the track.
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  1669. If renewables are cheaper than coal, then we don't need to subsidise them.
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  1670. The Senedd allowed foreign nationals and 16 yo's to vote.
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  1671. Hasta la vista, Arnies other catchline was I’ll be back.
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  1672. ITV got him on because they thought the show would benefit, but they bit off more than they could chew. So now they are trying to cut him out. Nigel has to box clever, if he is too outspoken he will lose airtime. But he has no idea if he is being given airtime, and cannot receive any advice.
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  1673. Doesn't all this come out of the Frankfurt school?
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  1674. @The Slip And the studies have been done for surgeons and dentists. There is no solid evidence they have any effect on preventing infections. They are really just to stop saliva.
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  1675. @The Slip The research was all done long ago.
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  1676. Conservatives have been captured by woke because they are all about disseminating power out of state and into private enterprise. But the left have an answer to that - fascism. It's really just socialism where power is given to private businesses that are aligned with the socialists, instead of power being overtly centred in the socialist state. And that is exactly what we have. From private companies to NGO's, they are all aligned with socialist policies.
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  1677. Dewbs should know that one of the companies involved in the South Wales facial recognition system is a company from her own city of Hull.
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  1678. 5:48 'if we stopped industrialising it we'd starve'. Don't given them ideas James.
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  1679. Where can you put a rear light?
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  1680. Phone calls have been automatically monitored for decades, specifically in Ireland. There is a listening point there.
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  1681.  @ceannscriteach81  To create portland cement they heat calcium carbonate to release CO2 and turn it to lime. Regardless of how the heat it CO2 is always released.
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  1682. I will boycott BnJ but make no mistake Haagen Daas is shit ice cream.
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  1683. If the police are not taking precautions and wearing protective masks how are they going to arrest anyone without getting CoVid themselves? Are they going to distance themselves by 2 meters from anyone they need to arrest? Good luck with that.
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  1684. £1M threashold for a farm is not targetting the wealthiest farmers. It's small potatoes for any farmer.
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  1685. Benjamin Butthole, well it beats my Benjamin Butterballs.
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  1686. It is for France to deport them before they even get here.
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  1687. They are just executives, no reason to be responsible. No decisions to be made, nothing to debate about so they will descend into name calling because they have nothing better to do.
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  1688. The conservative party has to go. It is no longer what it claims to be. The members who have some guts can form or join a new party.
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  1689. This is making a lot of sense.
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  1690. People lowering their cars, modding this and that. With their expert judgement, they should just work for Ferrari. Maybe then the cars would come out of the factory right in the first place.
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  1691.  @dalorasinum386  The other thing is while Labour are the bogey man (which they are) and there is no alternative other than Conservatives, the Conservatives have every chance of winning. They know this so they really do anything they like. This is why we need a proper alternative to all the big 3 parties. You could say that the voters only have themselves to blame and to no small extent that is true, but even when people are committed to a real alternative the rug gets pulled from under them.
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  1692. It's all in the name - Labour
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  1693. I think this is just a psyop.
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  1694. The enemy is within. They have told us that we are no use anymore, as if we are not determined enough, and they replace migrants where we once were. So what we need to do is show our determination by riding ourselves of the enemy within.
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  1695.  @malicant123  When you say mechanic I guess it's a case of how you define that. If designing parts and fabricating them is within your definition then I would agree, they are similar. And there are other similarities, a combustion engine is a cycle, and most of the software we are in contact with is a cycle, with an exit condition. But on the subject of practice, it's not simply the language. It's how you tackle the problems. I did in fact start tinkering as a child and had already done a lot before I studied it. Computing isn't just a trade, it can take you all the way into maths, and philosophy along with the greatest minds. And I agree college alone won't make you a great developer, but some of the lessons you can learn will help no end, and you won't be completely green when you start work.
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  1696. He will come out with mercury poisoning.
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  1697. It's someones property so I don't think they can destroy it without giving them the opportunity to claim it. If it is not claimed then I think it should be destroyed. I see no reason why this person should be given a place in a museum unless it's privately owned and the museum acquires the statue from the owner. Of course the artist should be questioned as to their involvement in putting the statue up. It was done illegally and the council have had to take it down.
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  1698. Stop giving him money. They won't spend their own money to escort boats into our waters.
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  1699. Is it wrong to discriminate against an immutable property? Well, a leopard can't change its spots so we have to discriminate for immutable properties.
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  1700. This obsession with dystopian futures is a sickness. What a waste of lifetime to write about what you don't want to happen instead of spending equal time and effort on a detailed writing about the future we would like to come about.
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  1701.  @chasleask8533  Either way he hasn't prevented any of it happening.
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  1702.  @chasleask8533  While I hope you are right I don't believe in relying on hope and presently there doesn't appear to be anything that will stop it. But I do think we should keep trying and never give up.
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  1703. 'space age materials and sci-fi production techniques' Hairy blokes beating metal panels with hammers.
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  1704. Meritocracy is not simply about a means to divide up the profits. It's about who gets to make the decisions. That responsibility goes to the most capable. And being the person responsible for other peoples wellbeing is not necessarily anything that a person should crave.
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  1705. Interesting colour. Kind of bland in some lights, quite nice in others.
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  1706. And none of them appear to have indicators.
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  1707. I wonder if the masks is really a pretext for some kind of chemical weapons stunt. You know they always put out what they are going to do in films and the media in a cryptic way. This may be another instance of that. 'We told you to wear a mask'
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  1708. Getting straight to the root of the problem, education of the next generation, might in theory be the quickest way out of this mess but the opposition has the upper hand in the universities and they will not allow dissent. The science fields might still be uncorrupted (except for environmental science) but the universities will never banish the humanities. The approach there might be for the scientists to take it upon themselves to leave and startup elsewhere. But overall the problem is very dense, so much so that it appears impenetrable. While going to the root immediately might appear the best way we might instead have to take victories as we can. Brexit was a massive victory. If Cummings succeeds in dismantling the lefts grip on the civil service then we will have another great victory and a platform to dismantle more. When it comes to the cultural battle I don't think we can expect the current generation of Conservatives to be able to make any significant victories because they are a product of this culture and they have been conditioned not to oppose it. But what they achieve in other areas can be put to good use by the next generation. We also need to cast aside this phrase 'live for the moment' that the opposition has come up with. It essentially means don't attempt anything that will not come to fruition within your own lifetime. It is a means to weaken opposition because of course changing a culture is always going to take longer than a lifetime. They have spanned generations in pursuit of their own ideals while simultaneously dissuading others from opposing them.
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  1709.  @toddr1592  And when you burn hydrogen it makes water vapour which is a massively more powerful green house gas.
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  1710. Do you think it has been accelerated because we voted to leave?
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  1711. The Guardian leaving X just exemplifies their irrelevance. Why do they have to be on the media platform X when they are their own media platform? Because they are pipsqueaks in comparison to X.
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  1712. The saving grace is that the idiots are taking themselves out of the gene pool. The problem is that the national debts still need paying and migrants will fill the gap.
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  1713. I can't shake the idea that these inquiries are just another way to blame ourselves for the crimes of migrants. If we have more inquiries that point the finger at anyone but the culprits, then it just reenforces that the real culprits are not to blame.
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  1714. Pro-palestinians, terrorists, right-wingers, Just Stop Oil... Hold on, where's ANTIFA? Have they disbanded, or just on holiday in Benidorm? Because I would have thought being anti-fscists they might have something to say about the pro-palestine crowd. But maybe they can't go because they are pro-palestine as well, and they will expose themselves as the fascists they really are.
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  1715. At my neice's Church of England primary school, the staff make them watch the BBC for 5 minutes after break time.
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  1716. It really is trolling to the extreme.
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  1717. Get rid of mayors
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  1718. It just seems there is no way out. Should we even bother trying to improve the conditions for most people? You give the lower classes the ability to vote and the politicians will have to improve their lives if they want to get voted in. Now we have unleashed a monster that is bringing us down. If we try to raise the conditions for the lowest then eventually there is collapse and conditions drop, if we don't raise conditions they still do no better.
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  1719. If these 'oligarchs' are the crooks that are accused of being, then why were they ever allowed here? Are we saying will accept crooks until their dirty money is not enough to cover their, or their country of origins, wrongdoing?
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  1720. The WHO and WEF rely on having their people in governments to enact their dictats. If across Europe, America and UK, we have enough people in power who are not puppets, then the WHO/WEF may postpone their next assault. Italy are against them, Holland, soon France, and Germany is turning. There is hope, and we have to make the most of it.
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  1721. VW could never work out how to make an engine that does not gas everyone.
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  1722. America had the Bubonic plague a few years ago. Madagascar has the Pneumonic plague in 2014 and 2017. That's far worse. It pops up frequently.
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  1723. It's all just talk. Nobody is going to stand up to it.
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  1724.  @lmaoroflcopter  But that's the whole point. To lock yourself up for every risk you face is nonsense. And the Police do not take that line. But perhaps you are too afraid so stay in and let everyone else make their own decisions.
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  1725. The old guard of UKIP keep showing their flaw. They may have won a referendum but we are not independent! The real work is still to be done.
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  1726. Disgraceful isn’t it, no one should say anything unless they are an expert.
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  1727. Germany have always burned coal. They burn more coal than any other European country. Takes a lot of energy to make all those fossile fuel cars. And the coal they burn is Lignite, brown coal, such low thermal yield that it cannot be sold on the open market.
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  1728. 15:00 Does nobody ever put heatshrink on automotive cables?
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  1729. If empathy is associated with society and the need for people to form groups to survive is reduced then does that suggest that empathy is lessened as a selection criteria?
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  1730. The thing about using quantum entanglement to tell if someone is listening in to satellite communications is why not just use quantum entanglement as the communication mechanism instead of satellite comms.
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  1731.  @robbraxmantech  I have a phone that I have never logged into Google from. That's how I can watch live streams. What can I do about my PC that has logged into Google?
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  1732.  psingh63  Exactly
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  1733. 'Professionalising the party' there are about 4M people who voted for Reform. They did not vote for a professionalised party, because the party had not professionalised at that time. Now after voting for the party, the leader is saying they are changing the party into something different, and nobody really knows what that is. They are doing exactly what every established party does, get into power on a promise and then break it.
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  1734. Last week I went rollerblading along the promenade. There was no shortage of people out. There always has been.
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  1735. Where are our top graduates? Why did all the top minds after WWII leave Britain for America? Why are all the universities run by migrants and attended by migrants? Why do the foreign lecturers give lectures about Trojan horses to the foreign students?
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  1736. ​ @kitstratfull4606  The root problem you have is that you are a collectivist and not an individualist. For you peoples differences are a problem so you have to segregate people. If you truly accepted that everyone is different and therefore an individual then you would pay not attention to the differences. But you can't because you want to form a collective. Stronger together yes? And all collectivist strategies are authoritarian. They have to been to keep people in the collective and it is done by removing their individual desire and determination. Except some people cannot be broken so easily so you segregate.
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  1737. Why is anyone talking about this trivial amber heard Jonny depp rubbish when ghislaine maxwell is appealing against her sentence? Why is no one asking for all those involved to be exposed?
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  1738. What a lot of mask wearers
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  1739.  @lewisgreenhalgh7546  It's more frightening that you beleive it.
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  1740.  @tangomike15  We definately need the full story.
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  1741.  @Climpus  The news report did not make it clear that the child had been taken into custody. It also has made no mention of the father. But I hear the grapevine that the the father and the grandfather are one and the same. Surely this is vital information that begins to make sense of this story.
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  1742.  @cezar3977  That's my understanding of it. When I said infection, I should have been clear, infection by airborne viruses from the mask wearer.
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  1743. Cash machines at the supermarket were out of order the other day
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  1744. 11:23 I get the feeling while I watch this that Doug is presenting while sitting on the toilet with his pants round his ankles. It's a truly terrible thought.
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  1745.  @paulmarchant9231  I hope that's the case
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  1746. If they ban parler then people wanting to organise such events can only go to twitter, fb etc. So are they going to close those down? If not then what are they going to do? They have to ban individuals.
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  1747. Just a thought: If society is brought down and times get harsh, then the patriarchy will rise again. It seems the male wins in the struggle between the sexes, if only through brute force. Is the rise of the transgender woman (man) an attempt by women to avoid the return of the patriarchy by getting men to fight in their name? I can't see that it can work because all the transwomen (men) are men who cannot succeed against other men.
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  1748. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  1749. State intervention into people’s lives is infantilising people.
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  1750. One of the axioms of the opposition is that it is forbidden to discriminate against an immutable attribute. From this comes racism and a host of similar taboos. But what if that proposition is false? That, in fact, it is because an attribute is immutable that you have to discriminate against it. Being a lion is an immutable attribute, and it is precisely because a lion cannot do anything about being a dangerous wild animal, that we have to treat them with extreme caution. If they were able to change their behaviour, then we could trust wild animals. I know this is a risky line to take, but the subtly on whether to discriminate is all about intent. The intent of what is being discriminated against and the intent of who is discriminating.
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  1751. We're on the same page, the drones are a psyop. Not certain of the motives but it's the usual suspects behind it.
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  1752. Aren't there a lot of commenters with random characters and numbers after their names these days? Looks like they are all bots.
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  1753. SAGE say decisions must take the economy into consideration. Do SAGE run the country now? I thought the Conservatives were elected to do that. Have they just handed the responsibility to some nonames? If that's the case then we don't need the middlemen because whichever party we vote for we will get the same.
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  1754.  @hamwhacker  You know you can stream video using only 3G. I did it years ago when investigating if I could replace my home internet connection with a smart phone operating as a wifi hotspot. It worked perfectly but went through my monthly mobile data allocation at a rapid rate.
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  1755. But to describe him as a 'high achieving prime minister' is going a bit far. Brexit had been mainly prepared before him, he himself described it as oven ready. All he had to do was serve it up, yet even that is flawed. Northern Ireland is a problem and so is the fishing. He has been completely incapable of enforcing the border, despite Britain being an island nation. And the covid response is something from dystopian cinema. Now his chancellor has allowed criminals to steal £4.3B from honest working people. Really, where is the list of achievements?
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  1756. @charles That may be what it serves in your eyes but that is a superficial judgement it also serves to remind people that there were dark times in the past and we should not repeat them. Yet we already have the beginning of the third era of slavery in this country.
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  1757. Some parts of Africa also protect against Malaria with HCQ.
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  1758. And when these hotels are taken over, and they sack all the staff for cheaper staff, the new staff are... migrants!
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  1759. How is it that Keith, the alter ego, got there first?
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  1760. Mr. Fairclough is a nothing like my old primary school headmaster. I bet his school is a hoot.
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  1761. Great idea Keith. If only we could make it happen.
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  1762. In a parrallel universe our counterparts elected Steer Calmer, and everyone lived happily ever after.
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  1763. It's not just the authorities who are to blame. So is anyone who fell for the nonsense. There were plenty of signs that the moronic could have seen if they were looking. I wasn't fooled.
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  1764. Why is this being compared to the Dunblane massacre? Does nobody remember the Manchester Arena bombing? Less than 10 years ago 22 people were killed. I don't know have many were children but it was more recent and under closer circumstances. Seems to me that people are trying to erase the Manchester Arena attack because it reveals the same issue.
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  1765. Can't decide about these. First I kept an open mind and it looked like they had made a serious effort. But then the price was announced and I just thought it was too expensive and a bit of a yuppie mobile. Then it appears to have some offroad chops. Then it looks like other things might be more capable. Plus while the old one was unreliable it was fixable but this is not going to be reliable or easily fixed. But it has broader appeal. I dunno. For me it is as much about the brand image. If Land Rover is not the most capable offroader that can endure anything then what is the Land Rover image? They are not known for reliability, comfort, efficiency, performance. Just that they will go anywhere. Furthermore why is a luxury road going Land Rover necessary? That's what Range Rover is. Overall I think they have missed an opportunity. They could have married modern technology with up to date offroad mechanics to create something really next generation. What they really should have considered is an all electric offroader. That would have been a game changer.
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  1766. I've been saying, process them offshore since the start of this debacle.
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  1767. Maybe he has something on Trump.
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  1768. Well, the theory of dark matter is not falsifiable, is it? So I think he would take a dim view of it.
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  1769. Does picking up street litter mean you are mentally ill? I thought it was about trying to keep the place from turning into a rubbish dump.
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  1770. Nigel's idea of London being a clearing house for crypto exchanges is the antithesis of crypto. Crypto is decentralised in the attempt to prevent it falling victim to the corrupt greed of a few.
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  1771.  @LuiSharPei  That might be where the 10% drop in birth rate has come from. It will be interesting to see future figures.
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  1772. Keir Starmer's collusion with Larry Fink and Bill Gates is so obvious, even Stevie Wonder can see it.
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  1773. The motorcade was travelling away from where LHO is claimed to have shot. LHO would have been shooting at the back of Kennedy's head, but the bullet entered the front of his head and exited the back. This conversation is a distraction if it does not address that fact.
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  1774.  @dofehino5444  Certain things are life choices: Being an athlete, musician, artist, scientist, mathematician, doctor. It's opportunity cost. You have to invest so much effort into some skills that it is a detriment to others. Can the farmer build a tractor or the mechanical engineer grow fields of crops, or the doctor do either? But this is the paradox. Our society is made of specialists who are dependent on each other. Not only do our specialist skills bind us together, but society can achieve more in every dimension than we would be able to if we were all jack-of-all-trades.
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  1775.  @costakeith9048  To say there are no virtues to the individual for specialising is a bit sweeping. I mean, isn't specialising in one field at the expense of others a sacrifice and something of a K strategy? Isn't a doctor who spends years learning to treat illness virtuous? The problem is that we are limited. Only 24 hours an a day and so many days in a lifetime.
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  1776. Aliens, the ultimate invisible adversary. Maybe the effect will be to unite the people of the world, just as Reagan wanted.
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  1777. Man: Do you know how rare this is? Cat: Raarr
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  1778. I always liked these cars. The hatchback looks better.
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  1779.  @john-us4zw But who does the sentence address? Surely not the skydiver.
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  1780. And plenty of sun
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  1781. Did you ask Jordan why he cries so much in his interviews? He appears to be playing to the camera. On the one hand he talks about being strong men, then he starts balling his eyes out like a baby. I'm starting to find it distasteful.
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  1782. I bothered now about the residues that might remain on the produce.
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  1783. London is an impressive city but making money from tourism is basically profiting from the achievements of previous generations. It suggests Britain has become a vacuous nation.
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  1784. We were trapped in it for 40 years. Our politicians have become weak because they have less to do. It will take time to escape because we have to raise better politicians. But along as we never give up, we will succeed.
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  1785. I find this notion being taught to think quite odd. What I would like to find the answer to is how my thoughts come about. But these three clearly don't think much at all.
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  1786. I'm as certain as I need to be that Nigel is a fake, a piped piper, a distraction, and a traitor.
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  1787.  @tangmothan9376  No
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  1788. No. We have local government to take care of day to day running and local issues. It falls to local government to do something about it first. Until they can show they have attempted to solve the issue but failed for reasons out of their control, passing the buck up means they are irresponsible. They had the authority to do something and the means yet nothing has been done.
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  1789. There are some artists who play the same 3 or 4 chords for the whole song, but still manage to make something epic. Tom Waits does it, Lou Reed could do it, Chris Isaac did it on Wicked Game.
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  1790. The effects and editing are pandering to the low IQ.
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  1791. It's a global cult.
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  1792. Rap and hip hop has always been moronic Crap
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  1793. What don't the block the Guardian presses? Don't want to spoil their mates day at the BBC?
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  1794. That's correct but not relevant. A virus does not know what species it infects. They vaccinated with a leaky vaccine and now Marek's disease is 100% fatal to unvaccinated chickens. The CoVid vaccines are leaky vaccines.
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  1795. The question is are they really serious about winning the election and becoming the government of this nation? The 3 main parties are all corrupted. If people keep voting for the same thing then they cannot expect anything to change. So I'm not interested in a pressure group. I'm not interested in parties that field no candidates or stand down their candidates at the last minute. I'm only interested in a party that is committed to taking charge of parliament.
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  1796.  @SimonPJohnson  ^ Anti-socialist alert ^
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  1797. I was just about to write this: If they want to be serious about making a GT they should make it front-engined - Ferrrari are not afraid to do so. Then you said it anyway.
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  1798.  Pickle rick  If Gates has enough money he can do what he wants.
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  1799. So is he telling us that the Soros funded decriminalisation of drugs has lead to an explosion in the drugs problem? It seems to me that is exactly what is happening. Certain influential people are doing everything they can to destroy America and to a similar extent, Britain and Europe, and then ship in people from other countries as replacements.
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  1800.  @ccjelley2390  I suspect they took the cis term because they were looking for an opposite to trans, and it is the counterpart in Chemistry.
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  1801. I always thought these looked great. And the computer game was top class.
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  1802. Haven't they just agreed to chlorinated chicken?
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  1803. A women in Minnesota, Jummai Nache, is said to have contracted CoVid days after receiving the second dose of Pfizer vaccine. She had no symptoms before vaccination and is said to be asymptomatic a few days after vaccination. She has arterial blood coagulation, respiratory disease, cardiomyopathy (cardiomyopathy), anemia, ischemia, and multiple inflammatory syndrome (MIS), a condition in which multiple organs in the body become inflamed. She has already had both legs amputated due to blood clots starving the limbs of blood until they died. She now requires both hands to be amputated because they are rotten. Just think about that. How many people are going to die from the unknown side effects when they are forced to take this experimental vaccine? For a virus from which 99% survive.
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  1804. The storytellers wrote warnings about the technological future but people were only excited by the dangerous future, instead of fearful. Why? Because we are adapted to the challenge of adversity, overcoming nature to survive. So as we devise technology to conquer more of nature, we loose purpose, then we crave more danger and excitement.
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  1805. ​ @jeanhorrocks9022  Just cancel it then. I only ever had one for a year, and that was 20 years ago.
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  1806.  @cgat1955  Exactly. And they do have a duty to be unbiased. It's in the Royal charter. But they are flaunting that. So, cancel the licence, and they won't get any money.
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  1807.  @cgat1955  I think we are. My comment was as much about GB News as the BBC. I have no problem with GB News being biased. They are a commercially funded channel. Newspapers are biased and nobody complains because we are not forced to pay for them. We are forced to pay for the BBC if we watch live TV. They either have to be unbiased or change the funding model. Until then, I suggest people who don't like the bias should forgo live TV and cancel the licence.
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  1808.  @Phoenix-rising  All those currently living under it.
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  1809. Tedros got his position in the WHO through China buying votes from small African countries. Guess what? Those African countries did not get Covid and they are mainly unvaccinated.
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  1810.  @Morning_muzic  thanks
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  1811. Mandleson - Mendelssohn
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  1812. Tommy Robinson and his followers have a blind spot. We talk about cultural marxism, it's post-modernism and it came out of the Frankfurt school. Read up on it. Look into the figures involved and who they were. There is a common thread that runs through all the people involved.
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  1813. Uncontrollable 'acts of God' are exactly what people need to insure against.
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  1814. Reminds me of the time I was hit by a car on the wrong side of the road. As I lay there wondering if I was now a paraplegic, the car drove away. Little did they know, their number plate fell off when they hit me. Guess what - Police did nothing.
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  1815. And they make their women wear Burkas, not to hide them from Muslims, but to hide them from the indigenous people. So that they indigenous will never mix with their women and they will never integrate.
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  1816. Why say Andy Burnham is going to win? We want Nick to win. I'm moving to Manchester just so I can vote for him. Come on, lets have some optimism.
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  1817. It’s better. More factors means more numbers can be divided precisely.
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  1818.  @adamski320  Mechanical engineering I assume. I agree there are nuances. But FYI floating point units in processors represent numbers in standard form, but base 2 rather than base 10 or 12. Base 2 can represent almost nothing precisely. Also, you can have standard form in any base, 10, 2 or 12.
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  1819.  @adamski320  Yes we have an affinity to base 10 - 10 fingers. I wonder if people used to have 12 fingers at one time 😀
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  1820. Milk is racist. Unless it's chocolate or banana flavour milk but not strawberry - that's racist as well.
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  1821. But that was before the China became so powerful
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  1822. When I went to Sweden, I was amazed that people left their bicycles unlocked all over the city.
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  1823.  @ja2688  The range is better than the Mecedes and the Audi.
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  1824. Is that a rhetorical question?
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  1825.  OhMyAwSoMe  Or just turn off your money supply. In the UK they are talking about people not being able to work so we will have universal basic income. Free money while you are not working. But this is just communism and if you don't do as you are told your money will be stopped.
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  1826. No one is investigating the heart conditions because they already know the cause and want to avoid retribution.
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  1827. The ultimate regulation is the consumer. Most newspapers and TV channels have political leanings, people cannot help themselves. But in a free market people do not have to consume what they do not agree with. In the new media domain there are producers with a different political bias to YouTube, Twitter, Facebook but the problem is that they must be hosted by the same companies that own YouTube, Twitter, Facebook so there is a conflict of interest and they will not host platforms with a different political bias to their own. This could be solved by anti-trust legislation. The social media giants have utility status to host a platform but act as a publisher when they censor something with a different political bias. They should be broken up. Hosting services separated from content. Hosting services can continue to enjoy the status of a utility but they are not allowed to refuse platforms that are breaking no laws. All other services will have the status of publishers. Microsoft was stopped from dominating the internet by anti-trust measures, if they had not been stopped then Google etc may not have flourished. I see no reason why the new tech giants should not have anti-trust measure against their monopoly of social media.
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  1828. If a trans women is a women then why are they called trans women?
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  1829. I don’t think much of the idea of trying to profit from the migrants. It will make the Bexhill residents dependent on the migrants for income. They then have a vested interest. Just stick to stopping them come here.
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  1830. This is it.
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  1831. Aww Israel can't get everyone else to fight their battles and forward their hegemony.
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  1832. Tolerance is an unstable state.
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  1833. I have been chronicling the events of the last 2/3 years.
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  1834. I heared people living near here complain about the fumes coming out of the plastic.
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  1835.  @kresovk5  With all due respect, you don't say.
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  1836. So Sadiq Khan tells people to look out for anyone who isn't white, and our response is 'why don't you protect the Jews?'. Why is it that when we see hypocracy in the left, we always have to turn it into defending the Jews? Britain is a Christian country. Not Islamic, not Jewish, Christian. How about we make ourselves the centre of the discussion, because afterall it's the indiginous Britons who are under attack. Nick has just explained it is the oppressor/oppressed narrative. We are using the Jews as the example of the oppressed, therefore we are just playing along with the marxist oppressor/oppressed narrative as well.
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  1837. Production quality on GB News is so bad it is positively fantastic. It’s the only channel where you can hear the producer going out over the air. It’s like watching a star in formation.
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  1838. What about people who breast feed their children for too long? I knew someone who was still suckling the teat when they were 6. I also wonder if there is anything in the thought that smokers are first attracted to the cigarette as a substitute for the teat.
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  1839. 4:25 What a backward statement. Politicians get held to account for lying because we know who they are.
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  1840. The debt is a cornerstone in their stategy. Once people are in debt, they will do as told to keep their job. It's not just at the individual level but at a business and national level as well. Almost all businesses rely on investment (credit) and Blackrock's ESG score directs investment to those businesses who follow the post-modernist doctrine. Governments require a constant supply of credit to pay off the previous debt. If they do not follow the policies of the central bank and the markets then the currency is hammered and the guilt market becomes unfavourable. We saw it with Liz Truss. Who allows the charging of interest? Who invented fractional reserve banking? Who invented central banking. Contrary to belief, it was not the British, we were just home to those that did.
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  1841. I wonder how big London can get before Sadiq Khan loses a mayoral election. Think about it, he only gets in because London is full of migrants who vote for him. But if London expands it will take in more natives who will vote against him. Well whatever, London is their captial and they are spreading out from there.
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  1842. So where were the security guards? It would all have been visible on CCTV.
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  1843.  @se-cb9wh  Just because there is a virus does not mean it is not a scam to push a new agenda. Or at least a convenient juncture to push a new agenda.
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  1844.  @iraceruk  Sorry but I can't take this incredible blindness seriously. A self described aim of the WEF is for people to own nothing, rent everything and they will be happy. Now I am privy to university research groups into block chain and the rental model along with cashless transactions is exactly what is being researched with the firm intention of it being adopted. So it is not really a conspiracy theory.
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  1845.  @iraceruk  UBI is not a conspiracy theory. You just throw the term around to close any discussion so these things can go through without opposition.
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  1846. Avi Hyman told us yesterday on GB News that the IDF will conduct an investigation. The IDF has not done so yet, but it will. He then went on to say that hopefully it would find that it was not the fault of the IDF. So it sounds like they have decided the outcome of the 'independent' investigation, before it has even started. Pull the other one.
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  1847. I had an argument with someone who actually raised reincarnation as a reason why I owed a debt to him for the injustices of the past.
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  1848. Yeah it's an electric car so they make everything in it electric powered because you wouldn't want range to suffer unnecessarily.
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  1849. The last insurance I had would not pay out when I made a claim. Then I noticed even if they had, once the excess was subtracted from the claim, the money I would have got was equal to what I had paid in premiums. I may as well have paid the premiums into a bank account. Banks do not quibble about making a withdrawal.
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  1850. It's not just Gates, its Klaus Schwab, Rockerfella, Soros, the whole gang.
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  1851. It's not just western societies where men and women have children, all humanity does. So it's clearly an attack on us alone because we alone have this forced upon us.
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  1852. I would like all political candidates to have to publish their CV. They are afterall employeed by the tax payer.
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  1853.  @judgedoomentertainmentnetwork  I agree if they have to they will kill her. But she must know that so she may very well still be on the run in USA.
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  1854. They are ashamed of themselves.
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  1855. @John Snow But the question I am trying to answer is if it is true that there are identifiable anatomic differences between male and female brains then it should be possible to give a brain scan to an expert at identifying the characteristics and they should be able to identify the brain as biologically male or female. You then compare their diagnosis with the actual biological sex of the subject. It seems trivial to confirm the argument that transgender's literally have the brain of one and the body of another.
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  1856.  Gio Boy  Yes they have.
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  1857. They just haven't found any yet. Wouldn't the tools and every day items be at what would have been ground level and slightly lower?
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  1858.  Nick Nack  Exactly, all of which could very well decay over a period of 12000 years.
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  1859. I bet she watches Alex Belfield
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  1860. That is a truely awful paint scheme.
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  1861. Raising interest rates only temporarily lowers inflation. Inflation still has to rise to pay that interest.
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  1862. The fact that Tony Blair even bothers to share his opinion shows that he believes there is a likelihood his advice will be followed. I suppose there's always the possibility that there is no better strategy, but I thought we got to decide who the decision makers were.
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  1863. We're not in a parallel universe, the WHO are, one where eveyone accepts the plain lies they come out with.
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  1864. They were always going to integrate tracking into the phones operating system. Next they will declare cash obsolete and dirty. Once they remove cash transactions you will have to use a phone instead. Then you will be tracked and spied upon through your phone which will be essential.
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  1865. To pay off its debts
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  1866. They had to ban Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine in order to get emergency concessions for the vaccines. It's only possibe to rush through a novel treatment if there are no other alternatives.
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  1867. Is that Edward Norton's dad in the passenger seat? Surprised he doesn't have his own McClaren.
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  1868. The seeker, is that a pun involving the WHO?
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  1869. It's like having to pay Sainsbury's a licence to buy food from Tesco. Every company wants a scam like that but it is illegal. So that's where the royal charter comes in. A pardon for what is otherwise a criminal organisation.
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  1870. Letting Muslims into this country was a really stupid idea. There is no way we can live together. I can only see the situation we are in progressing until it turns very ugly.
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  1871. Equality, is it a paradox or a fallacy? If you value equality over inequality then equality is greater, not equal to, therefore you have inequality. If you do not value equality, then you allow inequality, therefore you have inequality.
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  1872. 13:54 I have translated the left page of binary into 8-bit ASCII. I can confirm the first few characters translate into EXPLORATION. The next two character translate into OG rather than OF. That is 79 on the ascii table (O) followed by 71 on the ascii table (G). Given that F on the ascii table is 70 (0100 0110 binary), I am assuming this is a mistake on Penniston's part and he wrote a 1 at the end of the sequence rather than a 0. The next few characters translate into HUMANITY. What I have translated next differs from the what the video tells us. The next characters do not spell 'continuous for planetary advance....'. The sequence that follows is 00110110 which is the digit 6 on the ascii table. The remaining sequence is 011011001101100111000001100010011000000110000. That is 108, 217, 193, 137, 129 on the ascii table followed by 10000, 108 is l and the rest of the characters are not from the alphabet. So that remaining sequence is not translatable. If we assume Penniston has made more mistakes then we can attempt to correct those mistakes by guessing if a 0 or 1 can be inserted into the sequence to give us something we can read when translated. The last translatable sequence was 00110110 - the digit 6. We can see almost the same sequence repeat twice more but it lacks a zero at the start. If we add these zeros (denoted within []) we get: [0]0110110 - 54 - 6 [0]0110110 - 54 - 6 01110000 - 56 - 8 01100010 - 49 - 1 01100000 - 48 - 0 01100000 - 48 - 0 If we add a 1 in those positions we get 10110110 which is 182 and again outside the latin alphabet. It appears by adding zero's in the right place we get EXPLORATIONOGHUMANITY6668100. The last 4 of those characters do match what the video tells us but the 666 does not. The second page translates to: 520942532N13131269WCONTI It appears this is a coordinate followed by the beginning of the sentence 'continuous for planetary advance....'
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  1873. Oh I see, the way to explain the illogical story that aliens write the binary representation of ASCII encoded English on the side of their spaceships, is to tell an even taller story that they are not in fact aliens but instead human beings from the future who have invented time machine so they can travel back in time. But it still does not explain why they write messages on the side of their spaceships that we can read today, while at the same time they do not want us to see them. Are we being asked to believe that English is still the dominant language in the year 8100 and this was written for their own benefit? Do we write the purpose of our Mars landers on the side of them?
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  1874. ​ @alexvidzup9076  They can only be concerned that people they are about to interview could be influenced. All that is required is that the report is published after their investigation. But they are not asking for that. They are asking for the published report to be watered down.
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  1875. @mvubu1234 I think I know where Wales is - I live there. Wales is in Britain but what I read recently is that the Grenadier will not be built in Wales. As far as I know it will not be built anywhere in Britain.
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  1876. The hypocracy, think of the hypocracy.
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  1877. You can't go to Spain but you can go to the edge of space.
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  1878.  @rboydphotography  Yes I agree, many were made for horses and carts, b roads in the country are tractor paths that the farmer handed over to the council. Majorca has a great system, but it does take 6 lanes to implement. The thing is, they are making new housing projects with the very same roads as ever. Brand new streets with cars parked half on the pavement and only one usable lane because they did not make adequate provisions for cars.
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  1879. I worked with a tosser who came from the council. He would roll in at about 10am, cook up a bowl of beans in the kitchen and sit there eating his beans for breakfast. Finally, he would pretend to do some work for about half an hour until it was 12 noon. At which point he would break for lunch. He said he left the council because people were too lazy for his liking. They like a bit of communism, we should do a Pol Pot and put them to work in the fields.
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  1880.  @markb1487  Yes I worked out that was the plan long ago. I think Brexit has probably sped things up because there is now real resistance.
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  1881. Is it any surprise that the vaccine does not prevent you getting or spreading CoVid? How can there be a vaccine when they have not isolated the virus? Have I got that wrong? Has the virus been isolated now or is it not required to produce a vaccine? So what is the vaccine? Factsheet given to health professionals say it is unknown as to whether it affects fertility. Factsheet given to the public makes no mention of it.
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  1882. Has London's super sewer been completed yet?
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  1883. I heard that a large amount of the aid going to Ukraine is being trousered by government personel, who us it to flee the country and set up elsewhere.
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  1884. If the decent and productive people leave these cities the addicts will die within a few years. But I have no doubt Soros will put those millions who are crossing the border into the vacant housing.
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  1885. We should take a moment to acknowledge that through the American system of government, 'the greatest nation in the history of mankind', it has followed that a drug company can produce and untested drug, have it administered by mandate, and incure no liability for the adverse effects of that drug. If their system leads to that, we don't need to follow their system.
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  1886. Salami slicing... It could be called mathematical induction. Induction has a base case that is proven to be true and every other case is derived from that. It starts with a base case. Disprove the base case and all the derived cases are disproved. How about this: We are told that it is forbidden to discriminate against an immutable attribute. From this comes racism and a host of similar taboos. But what if that proposition is false? That, in fact, it is because an attribute is immutable that you have to discriminate against it. Peter gives blood. He has a particular blood type. That is an immutable attribute. If a person requires a blood transfusion and the hospital does not have blood compatible with their blood type then the person is refused a blood transfusion. Otherwise, if blood of an incompatible type were used, then the person would die. If an attribute is immutable then there may be circumstances where you have to discriminate against it.
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  1887. It's playing a character.
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  1888. But if you introduce a vaccine that suppresses symptoms but not transmission then the evolutionary pressure is changed. More virulent strains can evolve and transmit without killing the host.
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  1889. Means you’re a hoot at parties
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  1890. UKIP voters who voted Conservative did so because UKIP didn't field any candidates. UKIP had the prime opportunity after winning the referendum to take seats. If they had the Conservatives may have had to form a government with UKIP rather than the DUP.
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  1891. What stops someone tampering with the ballots before a deep investigation looks at them?
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  1892. The description of the meeting with Hancock, insistence on PPE, and the refusal to shake hands, it starts to sound like they think the public are unclean. Like they have to protect themselves from us.
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  1893. My guess is that companies (big ones) are going to face bankruptcy. The economy is only just surviving now. The debt is massive and the interest rates are almost 0. If we have to bail out all the companies that start to go under then the debt will be even larger than bailing out the banks. This could be the final nail.
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  1894. I hear there are plans to flourinate water in the UK. Despite the cliche of the British having bad teeth, we have very good dental care. Gone are the days when people had their teeth replaced with dentures. There really is no reason to flourinate the water the UK. Could it be that because America are wising up to the adverse effects of flouride, the oil industry by-product is being forced onto us instead?
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  1895. I looked into it a bit more, parts of the UK are already artificially fluoridated , Birmingham in particular.
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  1896. You beat me to it. I'll have to be prime minister instead.
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  1897. They had better be serious this time. Three strikes and you are out.
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  1898. What was it I heard the other day? ONS trying to stop counting the deaths of homeless people. The same ONS that recently changed the calculation of excess deaths. Why? Because since the covid medical intervention, the death rate has carried on climbing. So the excess deaths figure is higher now than before the intervention. So they had to hide the evidence by changing the calculation. But wait. The total number of deaths per week is also reported, and that shows the death rate is significantly higher than before the intervention. So they have to find a way to record less deaths. 'Who should we ignore? Well, we need to record deaths so we don't waste our effort trying to extort tax from dead people. Let's ignore the homeless deaths, they don't pay any tax!' If deaths are not recorded people can be mudered and nobody recognises it. The government have brought us to the end times because the cowards cannot admit their mistake.
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  1899. They are a shit government. Boris ballsed up Brexit with fishing and Ireland, just leave on no deal. It was obvious. Patel has completely failed on the illegal migrants. They are up to their eyeballs in corruption, bribery and sleaze. They are hypocrites and degenerates. The only reason people vote for them is to keep the labour thugs out.
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  1900. Why does everything have to be political?
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  1901. Irresponsible people that cannot use any form of transport safely is not caused by the form of transport being illegal. It derives from them being morons.
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  1902.  @jenniferbate9682  Not what I heard.
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  1903. But they going to be given an A grade for those as well.
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  1904. Elon wants to put microchips in peoples brains. He bought twitter so he can turn it into appX, his equivalent of the Chinese social credit app. People are being played. The Twitter/Biden thing is the villain and Elon is being put forward as the hero. People will accept Elon now to escape the villain, despite Elon’s promise to be worse in future. That’s how the tiptoe works. They put you in a situation you want to escape from, then offer a way out, but that takes you into a worse situation.
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  1905. So they don't want any more fossil fuels used. Ok, so how can they ignore China and India? Because they are about the only nations building more fossil fuel power stations. What do they suggest we do about that?
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  1906. The other way to change this situation would be dissolve the role of mayor. Did anybody ask for these city mayors? It seems to me that it just serves as a means to give real power to a demographic that is still an overall minority. There is a whole raft of new roles that circumvent the established system of government. It's the only way the migrants can gain power.
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  1907. The V6 is absolutely what they needed. Why put a detuned V8 in the lower spec cars over a highly tuned V6 that has a better P/W ratio? The criticism of McLaren is that all their cars are too alike. Carbon tub, V8, with a different body. The GT should have been front mid engine, Ferrari are not shy of doing them.
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  1908. My Dad had a Mark 1 VW Scirocco. He said it was the only car he ever owned where the tyres lasted longer than the body panels. But nobody makes a big song and dance about shit Germans cars do they?
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  1909. Does the risk of side effects reduce after the first vaccination? Because otherwise, it is a roll of the dice every time you are vaccinated. If you play Russian roulette for long enough, there is only one outcome.
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  1910. They did the same thing last year. We have had a year to put a stop to this tyranny.
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  1911. Volodyimyr Zelenskyy was a former TV actor as well. I understand he actually acted the part of Ukrainian President. Not only that but also had a side job as a latex clad tranny popstar. I didn't hear any uproar about Zelenskyy when he became the real prsident of Ukraine, and things have not gone so well for Ukraine under his leadership either. Why the discrepency?
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  1912.  @richardduplessis1090  Nigel was not abscent, he was presenting on LBC. He suggested the country took out 300B of debt to stay at home until the the pandemic was over. He suggested that Tony Blair lead the countries response to covid.
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  1913.  @richardduplessis1090  That's what I just said.
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  1914. I've been studying bitcoin recently and my concern with it is that of deflation. There is a limit to the amount of bitcoin that can exist. Some sources quote the maximum is 23 M bitcoin, others state 21M but either way it is finite. If bitcoin were ever to replace fiat currency then given that the population is rising and the amount of goods and services to be traded is rising, once we reach maximum bitcoin the supply of money will halt and the amount of goods chasing those bitcoin will increase. So prices in terms of bitcoin will decrease. In fact the rate of increase in bitcoin is logarithmic so demand will exceed supply before then. The whole things looks like it has been constructed as a virtual gold standard - complete with miners. I'm aware of the alternative problem of inflation and the devaluing of money and how it encourages people to spend soon rather than save - because the value of money is going down over time. However during deflation surely people are encouraged to save instead of spending. If no one wants to spend any money because the value of money is increasing over time then how are people going to sell anything? Isn't this the problem with deflation? If everyone sits on their money then it is as if the money is not there and it does not function as a medium of exchange. My thoughts are that the problem with fiat currencies is not that they can be supplied infinitely because they have no backing, far from it. A currency with no limit has a boundary removed. It can meet any rate of demand such as when the rate of goods and services is rapidly increasing. The problem is people are irresponsible with the rate of money supply and increase the money supply faster than demand. The optimal is for the rate of money supply to equal the rate of demand and then prices will remain static.
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  1915. Maybe we should go over there and do it ourselves. What grounds is there for complaint?
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  1916. But he threw his party under a bus last time. Who's going to follow him now? The guy with 10 grands worth of campaign flyers in his garage?
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  1917. 26:37 I'm a bit confused here, where Peter appears to be defending the BBC licence fee on the grounds that, sometimes, they make some unbiased content. It's confusing because, one, Peter was advocating boycott of the BBC and licence fee only weeks ago, and two, even if the BBC do occasionally produce some unbiased content, the producers should be able to find another outlet if it is high enough quality. I don't see any reason to release pressure on the BBC. If they were market funded they could be as biased as they like because people would not be forced to pay for them. But, as it is, there is the threat of criminal conviction forcing people to pay for content they disagree with because it undermines our hard fought society. It's plain propaganda.
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  1918. 1 in 3 people with Covid are not being contacted.... 9 in 10 people with Covid don't have Covid.
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  1919. Elon Musk did not invent the electric car. They were invented before the internal combustion engine but battery technology was not advanced enough. If people had put more effort into researching batteries back then, then perhaps we would not have people screaming about the how bad the environment has become now. But instead people took the easy option of burning readily available oil.
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  1920. What I find amazing is that we have to spell this out to the layperson. I mean what is the inevitable outcome if we allow drug companies to force people to take their untested drugs and the drug company has no liability for adverse effects? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to conclude that the drug companies will make a fortune and the people will suffer. Yet still the average joe refuses to admit this.
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  1921. MrStrefano218 Tell that to Paul Walker
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  1922. This guy has allowed himself to be coerced. He has no freedom because the government know how to pull his strings. Did he not think his protests against unlawful coercion were futile?
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  1923.  @peterhitchens4240  When you cite the reason as being prevented from seeing your family unless you are vaccinated then it honestly sounds like you have.
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  1924. By preventing people travelling and working they are coercing people. If you don't take a stand against this coercion then what will you take a stand against? Because now they know it is in every way acceptable to use the coercion and propaganda then there is nothing to stop the politicians going further.
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  1925. Who pays the lawyers who are representing them? It's us isn't it. They have no money, the traffickers have done their part. Who else can pay the lawyer, face it, it's us or Soros.
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  1926. And China wasn't shy to do it for America. Of course, they could do a tame version and when America was found out, it would be the downfall of China's rival.
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  1927. And Ofcom regulate the independent broadcasters but allow the BBC to regulate itself by internal investigations. Yet viewers do not have to pay independent broadcasters if they do not wish to, so the independents are ultimately regulated by the viewer. The only broadcaster that the viewer is not able to regulate is the BBC because the viewer of live transmissions is forced to pay a licence fee regardless of whether they are viewing the BBC or not. The very broadcaster that Ofcom should regulate is the BBC.
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  1928. None of the parties I would have voted for fielded a candidate.
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  1929. I have heard similar claims about voting. The claim is that if you are not on the electoral roll, then you do not consent to be ruled by our democratic system, therefore it is unlawful. I am assuming that if you decide not to vote at an election, or spoil your ballot, then you are accepting the outcome of the election regardless. It is not a withdrawal of consent. Instead, a person consents to the rules of democracy when they join the electoral roll. Eitherway, that presupposes that consent is required. But rulers claim to have a divine right to rule, granted to them by God. And the rule of God overrides a persons demand that they must consent. The religious texts document that those who do not accept God as the supreme ruler are killed by God. Our earthly rulers use this to justify their rule over us by force.
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  1930. Here's a thought: Nigel needs to ditch the Muslim donor and ask Elon to fund Reform. Elon could find enough money down the back of the sofa. It would solve the conflict between Reform and potential voters who want Reform to oppose Islam.
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  1931.  @jamesparry1547  So the first thing the government must do is tell us that. We are paying the salaries.
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  1932. It's interesting that Keir Starmer used the words 'standing army' regarding Policing the civil unrest. Our own British army is now so small that some no longer count it as a standing army. And there is a rumor that the army barracks housing illegal migrants are being used to train Afghan migrants as soldiers. If there was a plan to invade our country from within, then that plan could proceed for some time, but ultimately we would realise and oppose it. The army are the final obstacle to overthrowing the indeginous people. It appears the national army has been weakened and an opposing army is being assembled.
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  1933. She’s resigned!
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  1934. Of courses, they had the Charlie Hebdo attack, so now they take serious action to prevent aanother attack. We had the Manchester Arena attack and do nothing, except try to blame ourselves.
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  1935. I've never been fooled by Elon. I think David is correct about the mind control from Starlink. A side thought though. Look up Rupert Sheldrake and his morphic reasonance theory. Its the real field that we already live in and always have.
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  1936. We have had pestilance, the WEF are busy trying to starve everyone, but it's not hapening fast enough, will war get here first?
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  1937. How long does it take to write Pakistani? Half a second with some to spare.
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  1938. Farmers are not asking for an 800% payrise, they just want to keep what is already theirs.
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  1939. There was a video a few years ago of Police being chased through the streets of London by Muslim protestors.
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  1940. When choosing a VPN server to connect through, are there any countries you recommend over others?
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  1941. Boris is out and about in a high viz jacket and a hard hat, you can tell it's all happening now.
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  1942. Mercedes will never let AM make a car that is superior to an AMG.
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  1943. If we do not uphold our side then I see no reason why the EU would want to uphold theirs. We would not accept the same from the EU. If neither party will uphold their side of the agreement then the agreement is effectively terminated. Now, I heard that signing the withdrawal agreement was stipulated by the opposition parties in parliament for a general election to take place. Is this a ploy by Boris? Did he simply sign the agreement to get a general election with no intention of keeping the agreement, thereby securing a no deal exit?
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  1944. No problem for Tom Cruise because he just cannot do voice acting.
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  1945. It's getting closer
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  1946. Gain of function, otherwise known as bioweapons research. However safe the lab is, they can now use this virus to threaten us.
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  1947. There is the hollow mask illusion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pH9dAbPOR6M Many years ago I used to be able to see this as convex or concave and alternate between the two. But now find it impossible to see it concave when looking straight on at the concave side. Given it is evident the brain changes, it may be possible to change back.
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  1948. Maybe a pheonix will rise from the ashes. Well isn't that the freemason dream?
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  1949. I don't think we need to say 'no liberal democracy should tolerate this', just say no human being or society should allow this.
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  1950. And a another military operation in the making is the alien hoax that the US military have set in motion.
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  1951. And when does etiquette become a way to slap down confrontation? It is so often a precursor to the quagmire of 'offence speech' that we find ourselves in.
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  1952. They should march on Parliament and Downing Street. That's where the cause of the problem lies. The Police should have refused to enforce the Covid rules but are just doing their job.
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  1953. There's nothing you can do, just give up.
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  1954. Whether he is a good candidate or not does not concern me because I don't live in London but if the polling shows he is in the running then the BBC refusing to include him in debates is disgraceful. Just another nail in the coffin of the BBC. They will not be missed.
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  1955. They were reported to have been vaccinated on 9th January
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  1956.  @anthonysullivan2973  But can you answer me this, what makes communism and fascism at opposite ends in most peoples mind?
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  1957. ​@Myth Tree My thoughts are the communism and fascism are both collectivist strategies. I think we can accept communism is collectivist without argument (it's in the name). I argue fascism is because again it's in the name but not so overt. The fascio was a bundle of sticks tied together into a rod. Each stick alone was weak but combined they were strong enough to use as a weapon. It means stronger together. With communism the emphasis is on the division of the products of labour equally amongst workers. My guess is fascism is more about division of the work itself rather than the profits. Both these strategies are authoritarian because they are collectivist. In order to form a collective the individual must give up their individual instincts for the group. Some people will resist and authority will be required. When times are hard authority will be required to maintain the collective. Such as when food is scarce, a producers instinct will be to feed themselves first so authority will be required to share the food amongst all.
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  1958.  @anthonybartlett6924  ok I'll watch that.
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  1959. What we can say without question is that genetically a transgender does not have the genetics of the opposite sex. Men have XY chromosomes and women have XX chromosomes, and every cell, including brain cells, will exhibit this. So are the transgenders claiming that genetics have no bearing on sex, that it is entirely a mental state?
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  1960. @A real bisexual petrol-head Because Germans are the best engineers in the world don't you know and German cars are the pinnacle of human achievement, the finest of the fine. Or so they say. Plus the company has a history related to deadly gases.
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  1961.  @ljo642  Yeah, it's not all French men and women. Governments and so on.
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  1962.  @colinp2238  They would
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  1963.  @danieljames2015  'Trading Bloc' we traded our sovereignty and resources for a small hill of beans.
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  1964.  @astrecks  It went to slave owners but was it called reparations? The wrong doing was not to the slave owners. What they received was more like compensation, was it that the government effectively bought the slaves from the traders and freed them? The traders did not work the slaves. If they had then remuneration would be appropriate but if the traders did not work them then how would remuneration be measured?
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  1965.  @goodlookinouthomie1757  Well that's it. It's essentially begging and anyone who has given money to a beggar know they will ask you for money again 20 minutes later as if they have never met you before. The question here is how do we put the past to rest. These people tearing p the past are their own worst enemies because it is our memory of the bad things that people did in the past that stops us from doing them again. I notice that it is one group of people who have an axe to grind. India on the other hand threw out the British empire and they have not succumbed to the victimhood narrative. Is that because they brought about their own freedom?
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  1966. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  1967. Some people don't care. To get into the 15 minute city called Canary Wharf, you have to pass through check points. Once inside the pen, you cannot move without being on CCTV. All the oligarchs will live in saftey, and run everything down for the rest of us.
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  1968. When I criticised Sky News in the comments section of Sky News, I got banned. When I criticised the Daily Express in the comments section of the Daily Express, I got banned. When I criticised the Jay Walkers in the comments section on YouTube, I got banned. Don't criticise the owners of a platform, on their own platform.
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  1969. This video taught me that my eyes can vomit.
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  1970. The Children of Men
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  1971.  @SteeeveO  The ESG must for the ones that won't otherwise tow the line.
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  1972.  @SteeeveO  The organisations you give as examples are part of the state and can therefore be ordered easily, while I think its safe to say ESG scores are for private sector companies who otherwise operate on profit/loss.
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  1973. Yet Sadiq Khan won the position of Major again. And the contest was between one migrant and another. Looks to me that white males in London have passed the power already.
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  1974. The socialists are not imposing these nonsense restrictions to prevent infections. We know and they know the virus is no worse than seasonal flu. They impose these restrictions to show us they have power over us. That's why the rules are inconsistent. It's the same as the Nazis making people carry bags of coal from one end of a yard to another and then back again. There is no purpose other than to demoralise people and show authority. Evil is upon us. The question we have to answer is what to do about it. How do we get out of this without doing something we will be ashamed of in future that leads to a repetition of the evil we are now living in?
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  1975. It took 4 years before I heard people defaming Jews.
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  1976. Looks are subject. I would not call it pretty, but I do see it as hansom. To my eyes, the rear is particularly distinctive and successful.
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  1977.  @steveb951  Sanctions from what? If everyone leaves then there is nothing to impose any sanctions.
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  1978.  @mariastar8437  Me neither. I would watch them every Christmas when visiting family who still watched. When you only see it once a year you are not subjected to the tiptoe effect, you notice big jumps in the content.
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  1979.  @personalcheeses8073  He is wasting his money then. I guess it's true that they could still continue even without the licence fee but the main thing is if no body watches them then they have no power.
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  1980. That was me when I was doing my best work.
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  1981.  @PetraKann  '95% of US Nobel prize Winners were either born outside the US or their parents migrated to the US.' That's not much of a statement when USA was colonised about 200 years ago by people from overseas thus 95% of all people in the US have forefathers who migrated to the US.
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  1982.  @gommechops  It was better than the earlier interviews, on both sides. But we here Mikes opinion every time. Interviews are done to hear the guest.
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  1983. The doctor who is on the health boards of Europe and Britain. Who would have thought it.
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  1984. I was under the impression they were in favour of level playing fields. It appears they suspend that if the playing field is tilted in their favour.
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  1985.  1BDIonthe666  It can, you night be severely financially penalised by telling the truth.
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  1986. The whole country is full of these people. That's why all our universities are staffed by migrants, and migrants are running eveything.
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  1987.  @antitheist2000  Of course
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  1988. What was it I heared the other day? ONS trying to stop counting the deaths of homeless people. The same ONS that recently changed the calculation of excess deaths. Why? Because since the covid medical intervention, the death rate has carried on climbing. So the excess deaths figure is higher now than before the intervention. So they had to hide the evidence by changing the calculation. But wait. The total number of deaths per week is also reported, and that shows the death rate is significantly higher than before the intervention. So they have to find a way to record less deaths. 'Who should we ignore? Well, we need to record deaths so we don't waste our effort trying to extort tax from dead people. Let's ignore the homeless deaths, they don't pay any tax!' If deaths are not recorded people can be mudered and nobody recognises it. The government have brought us to the end times because the cowards cannot admit their mistake.
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  1989. I think the woke arguments are purposefully inconsistent. When a theory, i.e. critical race theory, is shown to be contrary to observation, it is said to be incomplete. This means something has to be added to the theory to explain the contrary observation. The theory has to grow. If that larger theory is again incomplete, then it must grow further. The woke purposefully make their arguments inconsistent so that they can grow their demands ever larger, until their authority encompasses everything.
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  1990. So after poisoning half the nation, they are fucking off elsewhere with the loot.
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  1991. Doctors don't want to do their job, teachers don't want to do their job, police don't want to do their job. What a failure.
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  1992. WHO doesn’t want drugs that work they want to vaccinate you.
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  1993. Reminds me of the accountant in the film 'The Filth' when his drink was spiked.
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  1994.  @mariarosolemos7468  The system is a big hurdle for anything other than the two main parties. For an independent, almost insurmountable.
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  1995. Politicians should be put through some kind of squid games, to weed out and dispose of the frauds, greedy, and psychopathic.
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  1996. But how do we no she is sincere and not telling us what we want to hear. It’s always the same, we have no option but to trust them.
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  1997. They were always going to bottle it. The BBC is a propaganda machine for the government. But you don't need to rely on the government to do anything. The TV has an off switch. No TV = No Licence = No BBC.
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  1998. To add to that if more people had been exposed to the virus in the summer when they were more likely to survive then there would not be as many cases now. We just saved up the problem for the worst time of the year.
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  1999. Meet the new boss, same as the last.
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  2000. Should he step down after being charged, and before possible conviction? Why has the woman who was aiding and abetting, not been named?
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  2001. Asthma and skin conditions are not morbidities. They would never be counted as co-morbidities.
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  2002. I'm going to give up this conspiracy theory malarky, you've out done me.
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  2003. Defenders of faiths (plural), diveristy in strength, ecomania. They are already appeasing the woke mob and selling us out. They are up to their necks in it.
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  2004. Does Zodiac Maritime pay any tax?
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  2005. It's not certain that oil is even a fossil fuel. It has been observed that depleted oil wells refill leading to the theory that oil is actually produced in the earths crust where there is massive pressure and heat, enough to combine water with carbon to produce hydrocarbons.
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  2006. Why do we have Reform and Reclaim? Surely they should merge and not split the vote.
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  2007. Freedom is taken not given
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  2008.  @wacozacko89  More people are dead because they have not been treating existing illness, more people are dead because doctors wilfully released covid patients into care homes so they could infect more people. More people will die as a result of unemployment and economic collapse. People are going to start dying through food shortages shortly.
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  2009. I agree, MPs should be independent, only then can they represent their constituents. Besides, being conservative, or socialist for that matter, is a state of mind, not a party.
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  2010. I think what the spokeman is saying is that rain run-off that goes down roadside drains, enters the same pipes as sewage water from the household. The two are not separated. So when there is heavy rain, the sewage treatment cannot process the drainage quick enough, and it gets diverted into the lake. The solution most likely to work is to have a separate drainage system for run-off. Such a system could be used to fill reservoirs with clean water, while the sewage system would flow into the sewage treatment plants. The sewage flow would stay constant and predictable regardless of rainfall.
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  2011. Employers employ the number of people the company requires who have the skills the company requires. That is discrimination. Nobody expects a company to open its doors to anyone and everyone. Discrimination is accepted as essential. And the argument that we should not discriminate against immutable characteristics, while noble, is not that simple. I'll give you an example: Blood type is immutable. If you go to the hospital and are given blood that is not your blood type, you may die. Therefore the hospital must discriminate on blood type because blood type cannot be changed. Another example: We do not let lions roam the streets because they are dangerous wild animals and cannot change their behaviour, therefore we must discriminate against them. A leopard cannot change its spots.
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  2012. Jeep started the graphics on the windscreen. Nobody called that tacky.
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  2013.  @richardgribbin9641  The irony is that a lot (but not all) of the material they teach is the work of British computer scientists, mathematicians and philosophers. But I am being taught it by Germans.
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  2014. Since Covid, I have noticed the price of honey has risen by 60%. The supermarkets are not shy to raise the price of some goods. So why not pay the egg producers a viable price even if the price to the customer rises? Seems they are happy to allow some prices to inflate and not others.
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  2015. The first album had quite a prophetic song on it - Monkey House. Wonder if there is anything in that.
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  2016. The crusades happened after the start of Islam and 1000 years after Christ.
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  2017. They need a farmer spec version where they take away all the gimmicks that will brake so they can sell it for less.
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  2018. I am confident I have a technique to detect Pegasus.
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  2019.  @cardscook7721  Not half as gross as what Epstein and the people he was blackmailing were up to and that's what this is all about. If Trump is not president then the Epstein case will not be investigated. So they want to get rid of Trump otherwise all the puppets Epstein was controlling will be for the chop and the puppet masters will have no power. You won't find a person in power in America who does not have some dirt on them because anyone really clean gets shot. You have to pick the ones who will reduce the corruption.
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  2020. That family lost the empire, lost the Americas, and now they are losing the faith. Have you heard they celebrate Ramadan but not Lent?
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  2021. I think this is a bit of a drama queen video. I have encountered these problems many times. I last encountered this when someone had written a confused timeout mechanism and stored their timeout value in local time. When the clocks changed their timeout was triggered when it should not have been. Just about all these problems are solved simply by converting all dates and times to UTC and storing them in UTC. UTC is not subject to daylight savings and times from different timezones become comparable once transposed into UTC. Only use local time in user interactions, i.e. the GUI.
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  2022.  @22Purplemist  But you will appear to have survived it
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  2023. @Jack Kalergi That's it though, through him a lot of legitimate stuff is associated with the alien lizards and that immediately delegitimises it. So anyone that brings it up can immediately be discredited through association.
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  2024.  @tractorhead971  Or to expose them and simultaneously discredit them by association. That is even more powerful because the conspirators no longer have to hide their activities.
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  2025. Dr Martens have a similar cartoon. Their boots are rubbish and always have been.
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  2026. If it were not for CoVid the hotels would be booked. The scamdemic is the only way they can achieve this.
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  2027. Humanity has shrugged off worse pathogens than this. No vaccines for the plague back then.
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  2028.  @coloneljackmustard  Every chess game I've seen is half black and half white
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  2029. The death throes of the BBC is the best drama they have ever produced.
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  2030.  @Anon1gh3  Wasn't he a fictional villiante hero whos name means judge?
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  2031.  @ggamos9831  Exactly
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  2032. There are claims that under UV light some lateral flow tests indicate a positive result before the test has been performed. CoVid came from China, the lateral flow tests were manufactured in China. How do we know China did not make a percentage of lateral flow tests to indicate a positive result regardless of if a person was infected? Government policy was to keep as many people in the country out of work, thus wrecking the economy.
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  2033. The law is a shield, not something to beat people with... From that statement I get to the tolerance paradox, or maybe it should be the tolerance fallacy. Our tolerance is one sided, we tolerate the intolerant, therefore there is intolerance. And if we don’t tolerate the intolerant, then we have intolerance. Our law, our freedom of speech, has been so tolerant that it allowed the malicious to turn the law on us. A lasting strategy is so much more nuanced than naive tolerance.
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  2034. I read about it on a web site in late October. I know this because I had a conversation about it with someone, we then talked about Guy Fawkes night which was approaching. I read about Chinese students or researchers in Wuhan who had contracted it.
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  2035. If you take the 19% that the polls suggest Reform have and you add to that the 18% that the Conservatives have, then Reform have 37%. If Conservative voters think they can prevent a Labour goverment by voting Conservative, then they are wrong, they will hand Labour a victory. If instead of voting Conservative they vote Reform, then Reform will be neck and neck with Labour, and have a real chance of winning outright. Labour and the globalists know we are onto them. They know this is their final opportunity to destroy this country. This is the last chance saloon, we have to prevent a Labour government, and the only to do so is to defeat them in this election.
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  2036.  @chriskost7291  I know that anyway. But my comment was not regarding single markets or immigration, It was specifically about their currency. And what you omitted was that Iceland is not in the Euro, which means they are able to control their own money supply to closely suit their circumstance. Something that is not possible the one size fits none enviroment of the Euro.
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  2037. Where I live the university has just built a campus literally on the beach. you can walk out of the lecture theatre, cross a path and there is sand under your feet. Further down they are building a concert hall on the beach. In order to put these buildings up there was great borrowing. And where there are buildings there is insurance. Borrowing and insurance both require risk assessment. So either they didn't do any risk assessment of sea level rise or they concluded the risk was not high enough to prevent the lender lending and the insurer insuring. Maybe they think the sea level will not rise any further because they worked off the computer models that said the ice caps would melt by 2014 and they believe they have gone already.
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  2038. They are sneaking their BS in by doing something argreeable but for the wrong reason.
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  2039. Does having a longer advert deprive the other parties of airtime?
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  2040. It's a fee to watch live transmissions regardless of the channel. Even if a person watches material that was not produced or delivered by the BBC, the BBC still profits from it. Where is the legitimacy? When people stop watching live transmissions because they have no licence, all the independent broadcasters suffer through a drop in advertising revenue. So why are they not calling out the illegitimacy of the licence fee?
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  2041.  @vegasjace9774  Yeah, they would have as much interest in us as we have in ants.
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  2042. @deezel jeck That was my first thoughts on the subject long ago. It's a plausible theory. But if we are hypothesising about aliens then I wouldn't make assumptions that they would think like us or even be restricted to the same dimensions were are.
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  2043.  @BlackOneSaturni  The idea that aliens can get here and behave malevolently implies they both far more advanced and as crude as we are at the same time.
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  2044.  @clutchuwu1355  My guess is the videos about the tic tac etc are grooming for exactly such an admission. The question is whether it is real or a psyop.
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  2045.  @RENZEENO  I didn't say ants were not of interest to us I just said I think aliens would have only a passing interest to us and would have no need for malevolence.
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  2046.  @lenardgamez3154  No he confirmed my thinking.
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  2047.  Captain Hands  Well I never said hypothetical aliens would not be interested in us. But I don't accept they would see us as a threat and need to be hostile.
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  2048.  @Fectivan  All dogs are the same species. Interbreeding between species results in males that are sterile so the hybrid line cannot continue.
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  2049.  @theinternet206  It's a better theory. Rendlesham Forest incident next to Bentwaters where they housed nuclear warheads during the cold war. But I still think it is a psyop.
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  2050. You are a master of deadpan humour. If you need to make a few extra quid, I suggest standup.
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  2051. That shifter looks like the Terminators arm.
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  2052. What is worse, well not really but almost, is that the courts of our land did not see fit to punish him for an incredibly serious offence. BTW, Patrick Minford is at Cardiff University, and he is quite clever.
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  2053. To be equal to another is to be interchangeable with another. But people are not interchangeable. We all have specialist skills and properties that make us better at some activities that others and worse at other activities. This is self-evident but to give an example, we are not all surgeons or musicians etc. We develop specific skills because we invest time in them. But there is always an opportunity cost, we might be highly developed at one skill but lacking in others. We can only survive in this highly specialised way because we live in societies. Societies are collections of individuals who are not interchangeable with each other. The ultimate specialisation is man and women. Women have an ability that is unique to them - giving birth. Men cannot so they are developed in other ways. This is not wrong. Humans are the top species on the planet. We have achieved more than any other because of individual specialisation. But that is only possible through society because society enables a person to specialise in one skill at the expense of another. People value being an individual because they want to be accepted by the group and succeed in competition with others. If those talents are valued by society then that person enjoys the benefits of being highly regarded by society. The problem is where people have no exceptional talents. They fear being left out of society. For some, the answer to this is either to promote a perverse version of individualism that raises the status of a person for no real reason other than being in some minority group. The smaller the minority group the better because it means greater uniqueness which to them equates to higher status therefore those in the intersection of all minority groups have the highest status. Either that, or they want to dumb everything down. Reduce everyone to equality by preventing the talented people in society from benefitting from their talents. This can be seen throughout communist history where anyone who was talented was said to be succeeding due to oppressing others.
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  2054. We have to be tempered in our free market ideals. Free markets have great benefits, but do leave us open to being enslaved.
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  2055. The southern slave owners were democrats were they not? Would not vote for Abe Lincoln the republican because he wanted to free the slaves. Don't they have a lot to hate themselves for?
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  2056.  @IncoherentClam  Things we cast into the shadow do not have to be our own actions though, they can be the actions of others. How would you integrate the practice of slavery? I mean I see what you are getting at but some things belong in the shadow.
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  2057. 'We could get power if we had the intelligence and ability to do so, and then we could operate other people like us in our own interests. It's just that we don't.' Intelligence aside, I find it difficult to be motivated to behave in that way. Surely, some people believe that it is not just about them, and that there is some good reason to try and keep those around them going, instead of screwing them out of everything. But it is ironic that such a strategy is subservient. Gaining power with good intention is like walking a tightrope with corruption on either side. How long can you keep going before you succumb to using power just to stay in power?
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  2058. The department of the university I have been studying at is entirely run by Germans. Every year they take students on another stream off to a venue in the middle of nowhere for the weekend.
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  2059. Democrats say he did not steal the election. So are they saying they actually voted for this guy? Who is the fool, Biden or the people who voted for him?
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  2060. Every note and every coin bears the Queen's head. When she dies, they will all be recalled. Cash will disappear when the Queen dies.
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  2061. The Israelis want the Palestinians out because they want explore for gas and build the Chinese belt and road through there. Now the have coned and blackmailed industry from the west and into China, all the goods must flow through them. Not only are they going to coin it in, but more importantly it will make them indispensible to both world superpowers, they are made.
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  2062. Of course there is more to come out. All the people he was no doubt blackmailing. The names in the book were revealed but so far the only name that has been reported is the late Stephen Hawking.
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  2063. This accusation by France that we are financially blackmailing them is like a shop that has no stock complaining that people do not buy anything. We pay for the service. If there is no service, then we no pay.
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  2064. If we have so many doctors and surgeons from Afghanistan doesn't that rob their country of necessary skills? Who needs doctors and surgeons more, a nation at peace or a nation that is waring? Enver's motivation is so transparently selfish. Let's benefit from their misfortune.
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  2065. It's always the same problem - don't vote conservative get Labour. That's the only reason the Conservatives ever get in.
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  2066. I used to vote UKIP, but often they don't field candidates. There are a few alternative parties now trying to occupy the space. We need to regroup under one banner.
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  2067. 'we urgently need to a thorough transparent investigation into what has happened.' And yesterday I watched the Israeli government spokesman, Avi Hyman, on GBNews Farage, saying they would have an investigation and would hopefully find that it was not the fault of the IDF [it was your fault]. What do these people take the rest of the world for?
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  2068.  @imello1137  I get a letter every once in a while and I confirm online that I don't need a licence. I don't think I should have to do so - innocent until proven guilty means they have to show evidence that I need one rather than me proving that I don't. Despite that, I confirm that I don't need one to avoid hassle. They get away with a lot that I don't believe is just. It appears to me the royal charter is a pardon for what would otherwise be a criminal enterprise. Where a more organised opposition might be necessary is in challenging the legalities of their operation. But regardless the surest and most accessible way to oppose them is to not pay a for a licence through legal means.
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  2069. That is how the left work. If you see everyone who has more that yourself as an oppressor who’s property you can take, then you will end up with more than they. By the same reasoning, they are justified to take from you. It’s a downward spiral.
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  2070. If only we could ring fence London and wait until they have all stabbed each other.
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  2071. They didn't impose lockdowns on us so why should they pay for them? If you take that view will you accept paying the sick pay for people you infect with a cold or the flu?
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  2072. I'm not convinced the left are bad strategists. The reason being, they appear to be winning, they have all the organisations and the power, I don't believe that came about by chance. I believe they chose a direction and diligently worked at it to arrive at where we are now. They are undoubtably good at taking control from the right.
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  2073. So if it is ok for Greece, Malta and Italy to refuse to let this boat to dock then why don't we do the same with the channel migrants? Put them on a cruise ship and then prevent it from docking. That way they never set foot in Britain, because we all know once they are here it is almost impossible to deport them so don't let them get here. If necessary use a cruise ship that is so big it is too big for any port in this country then it is physically impossible to dock and they never set foot on our shores. Such ships do exist.
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  2074. It looks like a good basic design that has been lightly sprinkled with chintz. The gill behind the front wheels is so pretentious. It's a remnant from previous editions that they just don't know what to do with anymore. It's like a residual tail. They should have been bold, done something revolutionary, and ditched it rather than producing a lazy evolutionary design. Two tone lettering on the Range Rover badge is chintz turned up to 11. Two tone wheel spokes, chintz supreme.
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  2075.  @bmxaf  Personally, I like the slab sided, brick nature of it. It exudes strength and bold simplicity. But I agree, it does look a touch too tall for the width. The angle that gives it away to me, is the rear. I think that's for two reasons: It is the angle that combines the entire height and width of the vehicle, and the vertical lights enhance the impression. Tall and narrow is not a good look for a vehicle. Makes it look unstable.
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  2076. The track and trace system, if it ever works, will only work if you take your phone out with you. So leave it at home.
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  2077. @Robin Sherwood Any other suggestions? Or if enough people move there maybe we can shift their demographic.
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  2078. Beelzebub has a devil put aside for he
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  2079.  @douglas_gemini  That's not my point. He was compromised and was afraid to speak out. They all had something, how else could Saville go unchallenged?
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  2080.  @douglas_gemini  It was not hidden, but not talked about either. I don't think it is something that many people would want talked about if in his position. Furthermore if it was brought up, then it would weaken accusations against Saville, because the accusers character would be brought into question.
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  2081. Aesthetics is a clear win for the Aston. The Maserati looks a bit like a salon from the back. The Aston melds elegance with sporty looks.
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  2082. The first ever vegan interior?? Is cloth upholstery not vegan? Or was it made out of vegans?
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  2083. No TV = no licence = no BBC
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  2084. Any word from Sadist Khant?
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  2085. ROFL - jabs are not mandatory as long as you get jabbed. But if you don't get jabbed, then you will be jabbed. So they are mandatory.
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  2086. Welfare has spoilt this nation. Spoilt like a spoilt child.
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  2087. We need alternative platforms, a whole parallel stack.
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  2088. The judge said earlier that while Virginia Giuffre agreed not to prosecute anyone else, the agreement was between her and Epstein. Nobody else was named. As Epstein is dead, no one else can enact the settlement contract.
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  2089. In the world at present, yes. The legislation should follow the model of a utility. The only people who could be disallowed a bank account is a criminal. But frankly how could even that be implemented? Until a person is convicted, it is only speculation that they might be a criminal. Their bank account cannot be closed on speculation that they are a criminal, because that takes us to almost exactly the situation we have now. And once they have served their punishment, they are no longer a criminal.
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  2090.    I've seen a few posters over the last couple of months advocating that people wait and all cancel at the same time as if this will somehow have greater effect. I suspect they are BBC employees who have set out to confuse people. The date to cancel keeps getting pushed further back and every day you pay the licence is a days more money for the BBC. I say calling them out otherwise ignore them and cancel the licence immediately.
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  2091. It will get worse when it’s revealed that it’s the west that instigated it because our leaders have turned against us.
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  2092. Could Reform find themselves in coalition?
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  2093. They’re not just greedy people, hoarding wealth. They are committing genocide.
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  2094. That car looks quite nice inside and out.
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  2095.  @sbor2020  The qualification is nothing more than being first-in-line to the previous monarch.
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  2096. Is Israel going to sell him weapons? Or are we?
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  2097. Sterilisation
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  2098. They should have sent their women to a poor country, then they would be happy to return.
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  2099. ***** The 3 series is terrible in the back, regardless of leg room. The back seat is sloped towards the centre of the car so you have to constantly brace yourself or slide down it.
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  2100. +danfcbr8 The facelift 3 series coming out will have lower powered engines that produce more C02 than the Ingeniums.
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  2101. The Porsche is uuuuugly. Dumpy ugly outside and chinzy tarty ugly inside. It's like a fat girl in heals and suspenders.
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  2102. This should be worth watching.
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  2103. I wonder how many of those emission figures are true and not just a software hack.
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  2104. You spell that R E V E N G E
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  2105. Where are all the pops and crackles?
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  2106. The interior looks like a plastic clock radio from the 90's.
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  2107. +Al8minium Chrysler don't own Mitsubishi they own Mercedes.
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  2108. It's not a joke. It's true.
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  2109. GT3RS vs 570S .
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  2110. 1:09 The headlight design bugs me.  The light in the bottom corner of the headlight cuts into the grille and disturbs the line instead of the edge of the grille being straight.  It also disturbs the line of the headlight and does not really add anything. The Range Rover design is all about strong square shapes and straight lines.  It gives the appearance of a car that is chiselled out of granite rather than molded by the air.  And as you rightly point out, the grille says it is the boss.  But it cannot be the boss and yield space to a chinzy light.
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  2111. When's Matt going to drive a McLaren?
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  2112. Napier Green.  Isn't Napier the Jocker's real name from Batman?  Named after him due to his green hair perhaps.  Also a reference to the P1 being known as the Batmobile.
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  2113. I like McLaren. But if the race had been 100 meters shorter we would be celebrating a different car. Of course if the race was even longer all but one would have run out of fuel. Given the right test everyone's a winner :)
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  2114. My parents always bought BMWs. Although they were never left by the roadside, they did apparently require a lot of expensive attention. The dealership would sell them a car then it would be back for repairs within a short while and the mechanics would fleece them by changing all the brake discs along with the pads etc. Then after spending a load of money on them, my parents would trade them in to the dealer ship for less than they paid in the first place even after they have repaired the shitbox. They would come away with another shitbox and less money and the cycle would start again. IMO BMW are lying spiv thieves. Their cars might be reliable but they are so expensive to fix. Oh and VW....
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  2115. This game really is dumb. All this destroying ships worth mega millions for a bounty worth a couple a hundred K. When sailors went into naval battles they didn't do it for the wages, they did it for the ships they were fighting against. They didn't sink them, just crippled them and towed them back to port to sell for scrap. That's where the money was made. What this game needs is a tractor beam so you can take out the power coupling and tow the ship back to dock and sell it. Even at a quarter the list price would make far more than the bounty for the commander.
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  2116. Laura Croft was created to open the market for games to girls as well as boys.  She could be either a female version of James Bond or Indiana Jones.  Those involved choose Indy.  But she also had to appeal to boys.  To do that is easy - just give her big t*ts.
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  2117. What if the new Elise had the flat 4 from the Subaru BRZ? Lower CoG.
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  2118. Alfa managed to do the 4c with a carbon chassis. If they could take the gearbox from the F1 and manufacture it cheaper.
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  2119. The car looks nice but that shirt looks like a dish cloth.
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  2120. When cars came about it must have made a million blacksmiths and saddle makers out of business when nobody used horses and carts to get about.  The difference is those people were individuals who were not sitting on massive capitalist empires that the car makers have.  The auto makers have been swimming in profits for decades yet they cannot design a electric cars to compete with Tesla? The answer to Detroit's problems are either make a competing car or for Elon to make a giga factory in Detroit and employ them all to make his cars instead of some old fossils from the ICE age.
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  2121. If a McLaren featured in a Transformers film, what kind of character would they be?
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  2122. How about a Tesla video?
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  2123. Yes
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  2124. European immigration has only worked because it made invading other peoples countries legal.
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  2125. 2:42 Does anyone else see a dent there?
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  2126. It's good when we really put everything into doing something as best we can. We should do it more.
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  2127. It looks well put together and McLaren are famous for their OCD so it's sad to hear they are not all together reliable. It will be interesting to know how later models hold up. I also like the 12C styling. When I first saw it in metallic red I thought it looked gorgeous. The 650S is growing on me but it's mainly due to familiarity. To start will I thought it looked like a cut and shut.
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  2128. So these manufacturers that do 'torque vectoring via braking' instead of torque vectoring diffs must use open diffs? If they use LSD or a locked diff and brake the inside wheel when cornering then that would create more resistance on the inside wheel and the LSD would send more torque there. But that is the opposite of what is required. With the open diff it does not matter if the inside wheel has more resistance because it will get the same amount of torque as the outside wheel. The brake will reduce the force and induce yaw.
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  2129. Yeah those headlight washers look cool at first except they missed.
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  2130. 458 Speciale is more a rival to the 650S, both were revisions of the original. It's just the 650S looks different to the 12C. 675LT came about at a similar time to the 488.
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  2131. How did it come to be badly aligned first? From the factory?? One rear wheel toe-in different to the other is extraordinary.
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  2132. Until you get an iPad then you wish you had got the Android instead because they are just better.
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  2133. What heap of shit
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  2134. Ferrari and McLaren both have a drift feature that allows a slip angle. Did they both manage to develop these technologies independently or did they just use the same third party system? The most credible answer is that another organisation developed the technology and they are both badging it as their own.
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  2135. ***** Not all his followers have such strong personalities.  It's a common thing in life.
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  2136. Why has Chris never reviewed the XE?
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  2137. MrMrMrCaf  You need to remember US gallons are smaller than imperial gallons but US miles are the same distance. So you get less miles per american gallon.
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  2138. Russell is right that the city bankers have never suffered from the collapse in 2008. But the collapse was cause by the housing market.  With an influx of millions of people there is massive demand for housing.  They have to live somewhere.  But they were from poorer nations and had no savings and no credit history.  So they were not able to borrow and buy. The solution to this problem was Buy-To-Let.  People here with jobs and credit ratings were able to buy the houses and rent them out to the newcomers. Buy-to-let increased massively and landlords rented out houses to the new people who were not able to borrow and buy for themselves.  Everyone else who were able to borrow were able to pay for new houses to be built.  But the rate of house building never kept up with demand so the direction for the market was up.  Interest rates were low for the circumstances and inflation was measured by the CPI - the only omission from the RPI is house price inflation.  So the market went up and up and up due to massive lending and there was nothing to keep a lid on it. But the point is the influx of people requiring houses and other infrastructure could only be paid for by massive lending and thats what the banks profit from.
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  2139. Kaisuke971 They are not patriotic. The big british reviewers have not even reviewed the XE. If they are sponsored, it is by German car manufacturers.
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  2140. bezor Ta And you can book your sessions with the chiropractor at the same time.
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  2141. +john marsh Not to mention that farce cooked up by 5th gear where they spun the 12C off the track then said it didn't suit their drift car expectations. Like Mclaren make drift cars.
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  2142. This smells of bullshit propaganda
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  2143. milo Looks are subject but to my eyes I have to agree, this looks ugly. But further more MB look brash at best and plain ugly at worst. BMWs look a mess. Porsche make elegant looking cars but they can be a bit plain. That 918 is instantly forgettable.
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  2144. They are sharpening all the curves and putting in 'crease lines'. It's what they do with an old design to make it look fresh without a big redesign.
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  2145. +biohazardwormbubu Jeep drivers. Jeeps have always had sans roof versions.
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  2146. No front number plate on the P1. How does he get away with that?
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  2147. I agree with a lot of the sentiment here but I would argue against some of the points made.
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  2148. +Riiiisc In the BMW you will have to sit bolt upright and sideways.
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  2149. The interior looks like a plastic clock radio from the 90s. Shit.
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  2150. That thing with the mirrors is not a fault. It's there in case your indicator bulbs fail. And that beeping you hear which you have mistaken as the parking sensor going off is again not a fault. It's spelling out Range Rover in morse code.
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  2151. What nobody got the joke?
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  2152. 18:50   When I had a look a the interior of an XE on show it did feel a bit under par compared with BMW.  There was more plastic, I think the door bins for instance and of course the binnacle.  I wonder why they didn't integrate the binnacle with the dash as one solid piece then cover the whole item in leather/pleather?  The guy demonstrating it said it was a preproduction version and the finish would improve for production. The hatch on the centre console cubby did feel like it could be stronger.  But I recently tried a 3 series and I was surprised that the button was not really any better.  There was no night and day difference at all.  When opening the cubby in the 3 series it felt like there was slightly more resistance in the movement which can give the impression of something heavier and stronger but it was only a very slight and still underwhelming.  It still felt like a plastic hatch on plastic hinges.
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  2153. If Nigel will do HIGNFY then when are we going to see him on Top Gear?  He must have some views in common with Jeremy Clarkson.
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  2154. Lionel Martin, the founder, was a cycle racer.  Wonder what he would have thought of this.
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  2155. Google DentWorx Stowmarket that guy can help you out.
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  2156. The interior looks like a plastic clock radio from the 90s. Shit.
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  2157. +Bay M A local vintage car garage had an old Vantage from 70s - 80s. That was still $100,000.
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  2158. 4:00 Good to see they kept the separate power and handling controls.  For a while they were suggesting they would have one combined control.  It's always better to have 2 degrees of freedom rather than 1.
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  2159. This thing has many quirks/flaws and on paper it is out performed by many of its rivals. It does have its looks though and despite the performance most people say it is a good package that is more than the sum of its parts. But the new DB11 looks like a cartoon. The looks are gone so if thats all this car had then Aston better have got the mechanicals sorted because otherwise it doesn't have much anymore.
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  2160. 2:59 See that 11 going right off the track and straight into the tyre wall?
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  2161. Headlight problems seem reasonable but finding fault with the downforce doesn't sit well considering McLaren purposely stated they made the car to have less downforce. If you didn't want that why get this car?
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  2162. Don't you want to hear the sound as well?
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  2163. Peace comes from economic prosperity. When people have honest work that provides them with food and shelter for themselves and their families and when they have some left over to enjoy their lives then they do not dream of committing the acts involved in war. Only when people are poor enough to be on the edge of death are they willing to risk their lives and take the lives of others.
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  2164. Lol, I thought the title "'007 Lived Here' with Esso..." was a reference to the Aston's fuel consumption.
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  2165. Duarte Fonseca And they can only lower wages if people will accept that.  When there are more people than jobs people have to accept a lower wage or go unemployed.
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  2166. +George Lurye The warranty insurers are the place to look. They base their business on knowing which cars are reliable and which are not.
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  2167. Cycling is the new golf. Now show me how to fit a road racing bike in there.
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  2168. Nothing odd about that. There have always been Jeeps without roofs. The Land Rover brand began because the founder had a Jeep and couldn't get spares for it.
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  2169. McLaren should never have ousted Ron Denis
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  2170. I bought a CD player from Seven Oaks many years ago. It was faulty so I went back for a refund but fell for accepting a credit note. Apparently I forfeited my rights when I accepted the credit note.
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  2171. I think that constitutes falling on ones own sword.
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  2172. Their food is a bit hit and miss though. Some of it is quite bad. Just sugar, fat and bulk but missing nutrition.
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  2173.  @llamudos9809  Yeah EU food is bad as well I don't disagree.
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  2174. France has twice a much land per person than Britain and it's a similar story in most other countries in Europe. What we should be doing now is coercing them into signing an agreement where we send our farmers over to the continent to farm their land. Then we ship all the produce back to Britain. If Europe goes hungry then they can buy the produce back off us! We make them agree to a system of tariffs on produce from outside Britain that make it impossible for an other nation to undercut Britain. By doing this there is no economic advantage to buying from anyone but Britain so we are assured a market for our produce. And the best bit is they have to send tariffs they collect to us as well! Do you think they will agree to it? Because it's a fantastic deal for us and who cares about fairness?
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  2175.  @chucklynch6523  That what they did - crusade.
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  2176. Anglo-Saxon guilt
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  2177.  @pete707  Point taken
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  2178.  @dannychurch7223  If you look careful that's exactly what we are doing. Replacing a natural substance that does have adverse effects when used irresponsibly, with an artificial substance that people are now discovering has different adverse effects. Ever heard of vape lung?
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  2179. Insurance is a scam.
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  2180.  Karen Dilday  They want all the pure bred seeds locked up in seed banks because only those seeds produce the same plant as the parent. Hybrid seeds produce offspring that diverge to different plants. If you use hybrid seeds you have to go back to the seed supplier every year. With pure breed seeds you can keep some seed stock for germinating next years crop.
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  2181.  Karen Dilday  You know they put the seeds in a seed bank in I think Norway or Finland inside the arctic circle so it remains cold without having to run refrigerators. They say they have to do this to preserve the seeds so that they never go extinct. But the easiest way to make sure the plant never goes extinct is just to keep growing them every year. So their argument is bullshit.
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  2182.  Karen Dilday  Farmers in the less developed countries, except the ones behind GMO are spreading their tentacles everywhere.
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  2183.  Karen Dilday  The EU also banned the sale of heritage seeds. These are again pure breed seeds of varieties of plants that grow well in this country. That forces people to by hybrid seeds every year. I mean where is the just reason to ban a natural seed? Gardeners got round it by having seed swaps. You grow stuff and give some seeds to someone else - no sale.
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  2184. Labour can put their money where their mouth is and enact the Jay report now they are in power.
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  2185. And if you can't go out and have to social distance how are going to organise any resistance? Over the internet where a video can be taken down at a whim? And your communication is watched? Divide and conquer.
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  2186.  @GL-ys8je  America was peaceful until WWII. They took the opportunity to depose Britain as the largest power. I'm sure there is an element of greed but it also attracted people who wish America to do their bidding.
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  2187. They need to start the day with a group hug.
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  2188. Overpriced, overrated, inferior quality
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  2189. What are they going to do with all the used turbine blades?
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  2190.  @martinrasmussen6634  They are not recyclable. That's why they are being put into land fill. CO2 is easily recyclable, there is a natural process that does it already, with no human intervention.
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  2191.  @martinrasmussen6634  They can commit to recycling them, but it's a hollow promise if there is no means to do so.
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  2192.  @martinrasmussen6634  To be fair, there is a little more information needed in your comment. Let me propose some guesses as to what you might mean: a) They have discovered a means to recycle existing blades. The logical conclusion is that their blades are made from recycled old blades. b) Existing blades are still not recyclable, but they have found a new means of production, that produces blades that are recyclable, and so they will recycle them when necessary. Note, when I say recycle, I do not mean use the old blades for a new purpose, I reserve recycling as remaking the old to perform as new. If the blade cannot perform the original role, then it is being down cycled. But I have to admit that I am not aware either of the two propositions is possible. If they are then there must be some evidence to prove it. Without evidence, it's just hearsay. It could be that there is no way to recycle existing blades, and no new production technique that results in blades that can be recycled. If this is the case then the Danes are merely boasting that they will be able to recycle in future. If we are going to accept boasts as fact then we may as well keep producing nuclear waste until sometime in the future when it is possible to recycle that as well.
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  2193.  @martinrasmussen6634  I agree that it should be the manufacturer's responsibility to manage their products once they reach the end of life. Then they will have a reason to make things that can be recycled or disposed of easily.
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  2194. You don’t have to pay any money to the BBC. Stop spreading lies.
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  2195. All forms of government, be they parliament or monarchy, are protection rackets. Except this government is no longer able to protect, so it just takes the money and uses it to suppress instead.
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  2196. I'm asking seriously here. I mean, are people's perceived excesses being justifiably reigned in, because that's what it really is? Or are we justified in resisting?
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  2197. It’s fertile ground.
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  2198. I'm not convinced that longer sentances do NOT deter criminals. I watched a presentation of government crime figured that showed the exact opposite, that as sentences increase reoffending drops. After 4 years imprisonment the deterrent is very high. In California they were so fed up with the crime rate that they told the governor to increase sentences. They were told if they did then there would have to be more prisons built to house the prisoners for longer but they went ahead an increased sentences anyway. It transpired that it was not necessary to build more prisons because the crime rate dropped.
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  2199. Porsche get away with doing this.
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  2200. I doubt the land will be used for solar farms, they are just a drain on the economy, and the government knows it. They will sell it to property developers to house all the migrants.
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  2201. I have a plan though. Hold them offshore on a ship so big there is no port in Britain capable of docking it. Process all claims from there. Then they never set foot in Britain because it's clear to see once they are here it's almost impossible to deport them. Banksy's ship wasn't even allowed to dock in the EU.
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  2202.  @anncook1331  I can only see this getting really bad unless something very big is done soon.
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  2203. There is the airfield in Knowle West area, is it used?
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  2204. Being taken to court over the exist bill is not such a bad thing. If the EU takes us to court then the proper legal figure will be calculated. Once that is paid the EU has no legal basis ask for anymore and the courts will no enforce any further payments. If the EU expects anything above the agreed amount then they are operating outside the law and we are not obliged to pay criminals.
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  2205.  @Walterp60  Germany doesn't make parts for electric cars. We won't need their ZF gear boxes, Bosch fuel pumps etc.
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  2206. I'm reminded of The Fifth movie with James McAvoy.
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  2207. He works for Black Lives Matter.
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  2208. We are only interested in technology that involves us. If we are in no way involved, communicated to, affected by, then it could not exist and we would not notice.
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  2209.  @fluxington  You're in fantasy land if you think he will be PM. He has no desire for it and frankly no plan either. He is at best an opposition leader.
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  2210. Well I have no confidence in these people anymore. They have pulled this once too many times. They are a bunch back seat drivers. They think they are going to pressure other parties into doing what the BP wants by challenging them but 1. its a hollow threat because they have no plan or ability to govern and 2. when they back down the party they are trying to pressure has no obligation to do anything they want. There is only one way to get things done and that is to do it yourself. But they don't want to or can't.
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  2211.  @fluxington  Yeah he did get us Brexit, well done. But he quit with the job half finished thinking another party wanted to finish it. Then we faffed around under May who was lying all the time. Why would anyone trust another party to do the job? If UKIP/BP had committed then with some hard work they could have been the opposition party then they would have real power. Now think about it, what are they going to do now to challenge the government? We already have a tory government with a majority, removing that majority will go backwards. Replacing them with Labour will be a disaster so there are no options left but to get in power. Otherwise we are just going round in circles.
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  2212.  @fluxington  To be fair I still agree with most of his sentiment - except for the CoVid response. But I feel I am being taken for a ride now and I don't think they really have much of a plan. And really you can't issue the same threat over and over before your bluff is called. The other thing that disappoints me is the voting public in general because people just keeping voting or the same failed parties instead of showing some backbone. Now I feel I am in the same situation because my confidence in BP/UKIP is gone.
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  2213. Putin should send them a hypersonic missile.
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  2214.  @T5Zplayer  I did not claim it was a cover-up. It is an exercise in passing blame until nobody can be held to account. The government said they were following the science, we were all told to follow the science. Anyone who objected was said to be promoting misinformation. Now the scientists are claiming that the government were ordering them. A points the finger at B, B points the finger at A. And where was the opposition party in all of this? Voting for the measures laid out by the government. They all had a hand in this, they are all guilty.
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  2215. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  2216. The plural for lotus is ... lotus
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  2217. So they rescued him from a circus but what stops the circus acquiring another?
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  2218. The Trump transition team have side-lined Stephanie Spear and Arron Siri, picked by RFK Jnr for the vaccine safety board.
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  2219. I did notice the explosions at the top of the bridge. But alo notice that the one at the middle of the bridge is where there is a light. All bridges have lights to show aircraft there is a bridge below. Those lights need electricity, so there must be a cable run along there. It could be a short when the cable breaks. Or it could be a charge placed there, with the electrical cable as a cover.
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  2220. Also, the bridge is a 1.6 mile span and those lights are unlikely to be very high voltage. That means the cable has to be large diameter to carry relatively low voltage over a 1.6 mile span.
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  2221. Christmas markets - German toss.
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  2222. You see what has happened? They have devolved powers to city mayors, those cities are majority migrant, the migrants vote for a migrant mayor, and we get migrant rules for the cities. Then they expand the city boundaries and the migrants rule everything.
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  2223. How about this for a lesson - don't listen to Tony Blair.
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  2224. Gas boilers to be banned from new house builds. So how are people going to heat their homes?? My experience is electricity is too expensive for central heating systems.
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  2225. Own nothing is plain communism.
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  2226. The ousted Trump because he would not start any wars.
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  2227. Hull
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  2228. People living in many University towns are having to move out because the students are taking all the rental properties, and the landlords are buying up all the properties. The universities are attended and staffed mainly by migrants.
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  2229.  @coffeebreakfiction1765  I noticed if I log out and view a video I commented on, they put the comment right at the bottom.
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  2230.  @coffeebreakfiction1765  I'll search for Matt Gaetz
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  2231. It’s the son of Soros we must have knowledge of now.
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  2232. If identity words are the most sacrosanct in the present culture, and are therefore the most effective swear words, then that indicates there could be an end to identity politics one day. Presently that language is outlawed, but will become normalised in the future. The force that wants to make identity sacrosanct is the same force that wants to bring down everything that was sacrosanct before identity. It just has to find the next sacrosanct subject. The left will eat itself.
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  2233. Not sure I even agree that the members should be able to remove the leader. If the members don't like the leader, they can always leave the party. Sounds like a means to infiltrate the party with the same establishment cronies that every other party is full of.
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  2234. You need to improve the sound in this. I can see the mic is attached to your sweater or the seat belt but it sounds like it is under your woolly hat.
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  2235. Wearing masks in the supermarket. Well the only place people have been going to for the last 3 months is the supermarket. People are not been wearing masks yet, one-way aisles have stopped and now the number of new cases now very low with almost single digit deaths. So not wearing a mask in the supermarket has never stopped the decline of the virus. So why start now when the virus is almost gone?
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  2236.  @zEnocYber  All the climate change policies have done is relocate industry to China. Why does nobody care that they burn more coal than any other country by far, and emit more than any other by far? Netanyahu got up infront of the UN a few weeks ago and said exactly what I saying here when he showed the 'map of the blessed' and the 'map of the cursed'. Since the formation of Israel they have wanted to provide an alternative to the Suez Canal. Presently they only have an oil pipeline from Ashkelon to Aqaba but China want to replace the Suez canal with the belt and road and it will go through Israel, the 'map of the blessed'. If Israel achieves that they will be indispensible to the worlds two largests powers. All this has been in the making for decades, the Clinton admistration forwarded the relocation of industry to China, and his best friends were Epstein and Ghislane Maxwell, whos father was a Mosad agent. It's all quite clear and can be backed up.
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  2237. If Labour want to dig in and stick to 'hard left' principles then fine. They will never hold power so all the better.
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  2238. The road to hell is paved with good intention.
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  2239. I wonder if that guy with the A6 is watching.
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  2240. What if you only have 1 panel? Does it need a fuse?
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  2241. I posted a comment after watching this, that I later removed because I thought it was just a crude thought. But it’s on my mind again. So here goes: Richard talks about apes taking out the bullies in their society and then observes that humans appear to be like domesticated animals. I take this as meaning we are somewhat pacified by a process of selecting out aggressive personalities. My initial thought was that we are presently experiencing a resurgence of the aggressive bully. WHO, WEF, lockdowns, digital ids, etc. So should we do as the ape does and take out these bullies? That’s a provocative question and it lead me to this: The aggressive personality might have been beneficial before humans became the dominant species. But now that the are no other species that threaten our survival, the aggressive personality is the threat. If it is a genetic trait, then it might be beneficial to remove that gene. But who would do that? Surely it requires a degree of psychopathy to do such a thing. This is a paradox because the species would be attempting to modify itself, but to do so, it must employ the very personality type it is trying to remove. The task never completes. It’s an example of humanity reaching a limit for self-actuated change and the reason why some changes can only come from an external source.
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  2242. If the House of Lords were an elected body of people from all walks of life, then it would be a duplicate of the House of Commons but without the power to propose legislation. We have a HoC already, we don’t need a weaker duplicate.
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  2243. There must be an island they could live on. Allah could look after them.
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  2244. She did a great piece on John Peel, you won’t find it on the Grundian anymore because they have hidden it.
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  2245.  @MushMushMuscovaMush  Can you rephrase that?
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  2246.  @MushMushMuscovaMush  Sorry, it's still too cryptic for me. I'll mull over it, and see what surfaces. It sounds like a euphemism though.
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  2247.  @MushMushMuscovaMush  Hold on, you mean she was the mistress of a soviet?
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  2248.  @MushMushMuscovaMush  I see.
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  2249. Get a Sherp
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  2250. Is there anyway to step back from this in America? If the sensible people leave these states and leave the idiots to destroy themselves would that work? Because if there is no way to reconcile this then there appears to be only one future. The problem is that while America is fighting itself the really bad parts of the world will go unchallenged.
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  2251. Why are there no pregnant Barbie dolls? Because Ken came in a different box.
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  2252. Why would Leicester have to raise the issue with central government? Enforcing the law is a local responsibility. Does the major of a city ask the PM if a bank-robber should be arrested? Local government is there to do the everyday tasks.
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  2253. But it'snot just Jaguar who are moving to online sales. There are many brands that are letting the dealerships go.
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  2254. Seems odd that Toyota would engineer the first gen car to be easily modded by tuners. No need to do that if you are going to develop it further in future. Just make the necessary changes in the next gen car. Unless they are letting tuners do the market research for them. The tuners get to work and those with the most popular offerings are used as a guide when Toyota decide to make the next gen car.
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  2255. It's obvious what has happened; Reform are the only party who would oppose Islam, so Musims made it their targets to infiltrate, and Nigel is so naive he feel for it. Nigel has had his day.
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  2256. You missed tidal. Also what is the energy cost of producing solar panels and wind turbines? Will they convert more energy in their lifetime than it takes to create them?
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  2257. 'Born into the right body', implies that there is a body and something else that exists before the body. I thought the people who believe this shit were atheists. But the very words imply there is a 'you' that is not a 'body' and that 'you' goes into a body. Therefore, you exist before the body, thus there is a before life.
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  2258. Something I noticed: If you listen to the top hits from every year going back 100 years, the trend is for the tempo to increase. How far can it go?
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  2259. Why don't ANTIFA defend Churchills statue? He was the only person to stand up to real fascism, he must be their mascot. You can see how these people are just tools being used. You can't use ANTIFA to take down Churchill - it would give the game away. You have to create another victim group and use them instead.
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  2260. Who needs a debate? If you don't like it cancel your licence. You have the power. No TV No Licence No BBC
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  2261.  @Alan59-n9d They are often, if not mainly, first recruited to take a country, and then to hold it from the inhabitants.
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  2262. Wasn’t Michael Gove filmed in a similar situation, more than once, during the pandemic?
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  2263. Why are banks still investing (lending) to each other? Follow the logic, if A invests in B then A takes a share of B’s profit via interest. But B’s profit comes from lending to C. So why doesn’t A lend to C directly? Then A is able to decide if C is a good borrower and thus control their exposure to risk. If A lends to B then A has to trust B’s competency.
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  2264. Mercedes will never let Aston Martin build a better car than Mercedes.
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  2265. Nothing is sustainable, nothing is renewable. If it were, it would be a perpetual motion machine and they are not possible.
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  2266. Oi Sun, stop fusing all that hydrogen into helium. You'll use all the hydrogen, it's not sustainable!
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  2267. It's diffferent now, the game is up. We all know the WEF runs the show, and they know that we know. This is a critical moment for them so they will do everything they can to make irreversable changes and keep control forever. And at the same time, the American currency will probably collapse in the next few years when the petrodollar ends, reserve currency status ends, and they have hyperinflation.
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  2268. The 750LT is the one.
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  2269. The commercial arm of the BBC (BBC Worldwide) is a private company. It is owned by a small number of private shareholders. They get their product (programmes) from the licence funded royal charter BBC and they sell it then divide the money up amongst themselves. So the licence payer pays for the product to be made and then it is given to a private company who sell it and take all the proceeds for themselves.
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  2270. This women must be so conflicted. Black face and cultural appropriation are heresy in her circles yet here she is pretending to be black. How does she keep it together when she look at herself the mirror?
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  2271. Why be so ready to accept the centre-left onto a new platform when it should be the corrupt platforms that need to accept the centre-right? The corrupt left exploit our openness, that’s how they have marched through and taken over the institutions.
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  2272. He knows he is about to croak. He's throwing everything at it now.
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  2273. Only a few years ago there were things like the South Park movie which claimed to offend anyone and everyone equally. The only people that have made comedy for the last 30 years have been the left. Were things like South Park put out to take free speech and comedy to such an extreme as to promote a backlash?
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  2274. Funny thing about is that they were anti Brexit through the referendum yet the comments section was large majority pro Brexit. Is anyone able to comment on sky news videos now? Comments disappeared for me.
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  2275. I wonder if they will do another Diana
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  2276. Have to boot out the socialists first.
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  2277. What a shit car. No wonder they keep going out of business. It's just an overpriced Mercedes. It is even styled like a Mercedes. Did they have no imagination?
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  2278. Before covid we were looking at a future of prosperity above that of the years within the EU. Now the government has capitulated to the global mafioso, we are saddled with a generation of debt. The prosperity we worked hard for has disappeared in the blink of an eye because Boris caved in to a fake pandemic.
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  2279. Was he just trolling her? For a start, I don't think it is true that 90 odd per cent of animal mass is humans. And secondly, the oceans and seas are already wild. Unless they mean taking down the wind turbines they are littering the sea with.
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  2280. Populations of any organism will increase until their environment will not support any greater numbers. Once that happens the population will fluctuate below that level. Before Europeans colonised North America the place was full of Bison. They did not care about the green house effect, they just ate grass and farted methane as much as they liked. The environment did not collapse, the population did not collapse. Even if the population declines rapidly what's the problem? It's not it's the solution. Would you rather god is responsible for a decline or would you rather take it upon yourself to do the dirty deed?
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  2281. Are we not the peoples army already? And it is the enemy within who we fight.
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  2282. Guess what? No Jaguar i-Pace.
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  2283. Solar panels are the new double glazing. Run by spivs.
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  2284. If people drink, smoke or eat to excess then it's up to them, but should everyone else have to pay to put them right? Or should they take real responsibility for their actions?
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  2285. As I understand it has let the deal expire already. It did so a few weeks ago. It's mammoth, like America, giant and extinct.
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  2286. That timing chain fault is typical of a BMW engine. Range Rovers have that fault because they used BMW engines. Is this a BMW engine as well?
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  2287. So who ever thought MPs would vote against their own interest? MPs should not be able to vote on issues that directly affect themselves. Parliament making its own rules is self-referential, and self referencing processes, run the risk of never finishing what they attempt to achieve. We need another means to decide on the rules for parliament.
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  2288. I really wish Trump had been this hard on Keir Starmer.
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  2289.  @forza223bowe5  I think it was swine flu not SARS, my mistake.
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  2290. And those fakes on GBNews have been talking up Matt Hancock. Telling us that his few weeks in the jungle absolve him of guilt. But is he not admitting guilt by appearing on the show? Is being paid 400K a fitting retribution for facilitating the deaths of thousands?
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  2291. A car is more than just parts. It is a metal body inhabited by a mechanical soul. If that body changes the soul will no longer feel comfortable and it will vacate. So it's got to be factory original but just enough to work. If you change it you will loose Oliver's soul and it will never return. If you want to do souped-up you can always another for that - Oliver's cousin Ace.
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  2292. All the electric cars will come from China, because they are the only people still burning fossile fuel, and therefore the only people with cheap enough energy, and they are not bound by the restrictive laws that the first world is bound by. The NWO is not for the dominance of the first world, it is for the rise of the far East and the subjugation of the old first world.
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  2293. The Guardian started as The Manchester Guardian, where the owner used it to put out stories about how he disliked Abraham Lincoln. They were in favour of slavery.
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  2294. 90% saving from insulation? Plain lies. Maybe if we lived in Thermos flasks. What insulation are they talking about that people don't have?
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  2295. Socialists dislike the NAZIs because they were nationalists, and Conservatives dislike the NAZIs because they were socialists.
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  2296. I don't see where the legal basis for the TV licence is. talkRadio have live transmissions of their content that is transmitted over the internet. The description of the licence is that it is to view any live transmission. It omits to say who produced the content or the channel that is being viewed. If it does not say which content and channel then it is only possible to assume it means ALL content and channels. But how can the BBC receive revenue from people who only watch talkRadio for which the BBC has no claim to or even the rights to transmit themselves? How can they receive revenue for the viewing of content that is not their property?
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  2297. It's not pretty is it.
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  2298. People pretty much domesticated animals now.
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  2299. I'd like to know how all these conversations were recorded.
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  2300.  @howardramsey7243  And Labour are not doing that. The parties are aligned so 1. as you point out there is nothing to prevent extreme policies (which we have) and 2. the opposition party serves no purpose if it is aligned with the party in power. Parliament is not functioning.
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  2301. The ploy is they make the first gen production model a toned down prototype and the each successive generation they bring it closer to the original prototype.
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  2302. The idea that if some catastrophe like 9/11 was planned and caused by a government then it is less likely to happen again compared to chance is ridiculous.
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  2303. They don't ordinarily do their job, but they will on this because the Marxists can bring down a once right-wing government.
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  2304. Keep thinking they must have sunk a lot of money into this. They will have to sell it for quite some time just when electric vehicles are on the march. For most situations I reckon electric will be better for offroading. Not for expeditions or military use but for everything else.
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  2305. America looks to be in civil war.
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  2306. He's just exercising the argument. That's the line they will take.
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  2307. Sonar can boil water, that is the limit of the energy that can be put out. Too much and the water boils, then the signal does not travel. People can be killed at a distance by sonar, from whales or man-made sources.
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  2308. I think your brain is inverted. But I'll indulge you, who did he fill the swamp with?
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  2309. @闘将ダイモス Can you give any examples of your accusations or do you just throw around words without knowing the meaning?
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  2310. The Conservative Party has not even conserved itself. An insight I heard recently is that the left argue on promises of the future. They can offer any grand vision as the future, but as we know, it never comes about as promised. While Conservatives, if the name is taken literally, argue on the merits of preserving what we already have. So for how long does a socialist creation, like the NHS, have to be in existence, before the Conservatives argue for its preservation?
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  2311. That was a pathetic off-road challenge. As for an electric Defender: It's a no brainer. They should do away with tradition completely and put the cab as far forward as possible, do away with diffs and have an electric motor for each wheel. Do everything that can to give it big wheel articulation, and then fit mahoosive tyres.
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  2312. Why does the Independent put beautiful in quotes?
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  2313.  @BluSpykz  Well, I always think beauty is in the eye of the beholder - subjective. But in this case, the obsession with fact has gone to the point of lacking humanity at the worst time. You have to ask who is the victim if the boy was not beautiful? Is the Independent afraid someone could be offended by artistic licence?
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  2314. In town today, all the banks have rainbow flags in their windows. This is how they will force us to comply - in a cashless society with no access to your digital currency, you are destitute.
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  2315. No surprise they don't like Christians, Jesus threw the money changers out.
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  2316. IQ is declining, and medical science is the cause.
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  2317. Yeah right, you think those people clinging to side of the aeroplane when it was taking off would turn down a place in the hold?
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  2318. And they are never held to account.
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  2319. We have been put into massive debt for nothing. To service the debt, the government will seek to increase GDP. The quickest way to do that is to increase the population. Migration will not be reduced anytime soon.
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  2320. They have enough victim groups that anything can be taken down. And once everything is taken down how can the victim groups livewith each other? How can ANTIFA coexist with people who want to take down Churchills statue? Churchill was the only ANTIFA of his day.
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  2321. White flight into Essex, are you joking? The London disease has spread so far that white people are moving out of Essex and into East Anglia. You are about 20 years behind.
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  2322.  @captainiceberg8637  I think this be it. I wanted to have a higher goal once, but I didn't really find one. In midlife now and it all seems superficial. I don't feel like I have any spirituality either. It's something people talk about, but I don't feel anything in that regard.
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  2323.  @paulandreotti1639  Yes it could be that as well. I see what you mean, assumptions and beliefs that may be false, rather than actually discovering truth. If you are guided by truth then you experience real life.
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  2324. Doug has the order of the cars all wrong. 12C, P1 (pole position), 650S, 675LT (long tail), 570S. And what is an injun?
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  2325.  @junienet  Get your order in quick
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  2326. ​ catchfish205  Racist is your word for anything you don't like, correct? Standard response. Thing is, it's plain that the reason they have to instil this into people at such an early age is because it is a failing ideology. How about nurturing variety of thought instead of sinister grooming.
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  2327. ​ catchfish205  Do you even know just how racist you are? What racism really is, is generalisation. Where you try to attribute some property to a whole group just because you have seen a minority of members who have that property. Look at your words. You think all English people are responsible for slavery despite it being made illegal over 200 years ago. There is nobody alive today who bought or sold slaves or was a slave. Yet you attribute that to the whole white British today. You claim we all think the empire was great. 'White people' this and that. What is most laughable is that you don't realise I am an English born living in Wales. I experience no racism.
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  2328.  catchfish205  @catchfish205 Here you go again. You know nothing about me. You don't even know if I am black or white, green or blue. Yet you believe you know how I think. You've got this idea that you know about everyone despite not knowing them at all. It's all in your head. You are generalising.
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  2329. Everywhere we can see those who proclaimed themselves alternative liberals, are now mainstream conservatives. A new alternative is born.
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  2330. If this guy won the election then what does that say about the 80 million people who voted for him? I guess he will be soon joining them at the cemetery.
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  2331. Doesn't it just put an additional layer between the citizen and the rulers?
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  2332. Newsmax showing it's good character.
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  2333. 'These ideas used to be on the very fringes of political life'. And that's exactly it, these issues were on the fringes of life and now they are within the lives of so many people because some people have made themselves within everyone's lives. And for every force there is an equal and opposite force.
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  2334. If the reports of 100 potential riots was a psyop then isn't the media culpable? Heir Starmer and the left are drumming into us the crime of misinformation, yet we had the main stream media predicting riots that never happened.
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  2335. Will Farage come back? Happier to sit on the sidelines and snipe I think. If he ever got a position of direct influence, then we would see what he is really capable of, and I think he knows we would be disappointed and that would be his legacy.
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  2336. Interesting that he cites Karl Marx as Jewish when his parents converted to Christianity. Most say he was Christian, but I suppose Judaism is both a race and religion.
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  2337. Charles used COP27 and other supranational organisations to circumvent the restrictions on his influence of politics.
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  2338. The word curry is racist: There is no subtly to the argument. These people immediately go nuclear and say racist.
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  2339. Gödel's incompleteness theorem, as I understand, shows that there are always truths that cannot be derived from an axiomatic system, despite being true. Because they are true but cannot be derived (proven) they must be accepted as axioms in a larger axiomatic system. That larger system will have further truths that cannot be proven, and the reason is because of the halting problem.
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  2340. The argument seems to be whether to be proud of Britain or ashamed of Britain. Personally I would rather say that 1) I was born and live here and 2) it has been up until recently a good place to live and 3) I would like it to stay that way. Why do we have to be drawn into a war over the past?
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  2341. Why don't the Palestinians leave? They live under constant threat from the war between Israel and Hamas, and nobody anywhere else wants to live in a war zone, yet the Palestinians stay, its an anomoly. I've seen now that Hamas will not let them go, I have heard if they leave, then Israel will not let them return. So why don't the Israelis pay them handsomely for their land? They can take the money and live safely and comfortably in the neighbouring countries. Or does Israel keep them there as a human sheild? Hostages to prevent the Muslim nations from invading. Or is it more insidious? What exactly did Hamas think they would achieve with that attack? They can hardly believe they would take Israel, they could hardly believe they wold gain international support, they could hardly believe they would win a war. By kicking the hornets nest they have just got Palestinians killed. Just after Israel sold rights to explore Gaza for gas.
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  2342. It's not the human race that is dying out, it is the developed world. People get richer and they have less children. Medical science discovers ways to keep people alive that would otherwise die early, and then there is a moral obligation to keep them alive. Then we breed more and more sick people who need attention. The strong get fed up of working to keep dead-beats alive. It might sort itself out when developed civilisation collapses and all the self-entitled loafers can no longer be supported. But we do not live in isolation. All those developing countries are progressing, while we are regressing, and they will look at our green lands with temporate climates and see there are no people there who can defend themselves. The question is not if the population will sort itself out, the question is if we the European tribe will survive the collapse and subsequent invasion.
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  2343. 2:19 Supercars don't have coat hooks on the seat backs.
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  2344. I'm getting sick of these politicians. Blair and Campbell took us into this on a lie. Soldiers died, Afghans died, and now more will die. The people who have benefited from this are politicians and defence contractors, and it is at the expense of everyone else. There are people cheering the return of the Taliban.
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  2345. I'm afraid my question is: can we vote or talk our way out of this?
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  2346.  @XeroBritt  That's how software is developed now. Its called Agile and Minimum Viable Product. And the testing is done by the user.
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  2347. Are banks so quick to close the accounts of people who are overdrawn?
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  2348. Good cop bad cop?
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  2349. The question is really should people report law-breakers? And the answer is obviously yes because otherwise no one will report crimes. The Police don't have to prosecute every one, they can make a decision. The Van Erpe guy is going a bit further than that when he puts a video of it on YouTube. He has gone beyond reporting a crime to naming and shaming which is verging on a punishment.
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  2350. You've also got to wonder why this particular incident is being discussed if Erpe has already reported hundreds on incidents? He's been doing it for years. Is it perhaps because this involves Guy Richie and he has put the word out to his mates in the media?
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  2351. Taking preemptive action sounds reasonable but if they shut schools now they will have to shut them for months. Even the growth rate goes down in this country we are still open to a second wave if other countries have it.
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  2352. Nigel cannot keep 5 MPs together. If Reform wins the general election, how will they ever form an effective government when they have 400+ MPs?
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  2353. I talk to myself because it’s the only way to get an intelligent conversation.
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  2354.  @michaelgoulding6609  My parents fed me with potatoe pie in the 80's when inflation caused interest rates to go to 15%. Except we did have enough for some mince in it. It was ok if I put enough brown sauce on.
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  2355. The chances of picking 19 base pairs in a row is, I think, 274,877,906,944 to 1. Or the equivalent of picking the correct combination on an 12 barrel combination lock, first time.
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  2356.  @grabsomebeer2425  Even a flat plane has two sides. Or do you think it extends infinitely in all directions?
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  2357. In my line of work there is a phrase that has become popular recently - minimum viable product. It is literally do the minimum possible. I think it’s moronic. I asked my French colleague why don’t Citroen still make the 2CV? Or Ford the Model T? Surely these are both examples of the minimum viable car. It only works if a business has no competitors. Furthermore it is the antithesis of innovation. So there it is, evidence that there has been a shift away from innovation.
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  2358. Here's a thought: Nigel needs to ditch the Muslim donor and ask Elon to fund Reform. Elon could find enough money down the back of the sofa. It would solve a conflict between Reform and potential voters.
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  2359. There might be many more million pound hyper cars to choose from, but since a certain event in 2019, there are even more billionaires to buy them.
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  2360. I can see the mole on his right cheek from the rear three-quarter shot and something of a bald patch. From the front shot I cannot see the mole on his cheek. His skin appear much smoother than in other appearances. But the front shot is blurred. I suggest it is because the camera taking the front shot is the one in the laptop which is low quality and the rear three-quarter shot is a broadcast camera with higher definition.
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  2361. Surprised the BMW did not catch fire half way through, or the engine cut out before the end of the lap.
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  2362. The BBC is like a cell infected with the CoVid virus except in this case the virus is an idea. The idea made its way into the BBC and has spread to every person within it. The cell is so infected it no longer functions correctly has been identified by us, the antibodies, as being dangerous to the host so we have set about eliminating the infected cell. But before it dies this infected cell will burst and the viruses within will spill out. They will make their way into other cells and go about infecting them. The BBC personnel will require new jobs and they will spread their ideas. So if one comes looking for a job at your company - just turn them away.
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  2363. The communists always go after the food, because when everyone is starving, they will accept anything.
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  2364. It's probably true that slavery doesn't happen in this country, just as this country does not contribute much to carbon dioxide emissions.
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  2365. Gates has told us there will be another pandemic next year. By then the government will have ceded control to the WHO and they will have the power to lockdown, or lockup. What are we going to do? The clock is ticking.
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  2366. SEERS incoming 2025.
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  2367. I think the sound would get tiresom pretty quickly.
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  2368. But it only has a 2% chance of colliding, so why all the fear mongering?
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  2369. You might describe fear-mongering as invoking terror, in which case it is surely terrorism.
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  2370. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  2371. Off topic here: Ed might find Dr. Shanna Swan interesting. She has done a lot of research on the effects of chemicals on the sexual development of the foetus. I have heard Ed say there is no good evidence to support gender disphoria and related matters being caused by chemicals, but this woman has done a lot of relevant studies and has a lot to say on the subject. I think she would make a fine guest. I watched her on the Danny Jones podcast but I won't post the link because the comment will probably be blocked.
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  2372. This is why I am so glad we don't allow guns in the UK. These ANTIFA kids are carrying assault rifles, shotguns pistols as if they are toys.
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  2373. You have to wonder how it is that CoVid has found it's way from Wuhan to every corner of the planet, yet it has failed to infect anywhere else in China. As if it just leapfrogged the rest of China.
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  2374. Who would want to live in a city like that? Are they trying to empty the cities of the present inhabitants, so other people can move in?
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  2375. Here we go, little tip toe steps into Britain. What will happen next is that the government will say they are working and we want the economic boost. Then the government will be reluctant to deport them.
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  2376. I think the evidence shows that if a person goes to prison for 4+ years, they are very unlikely to reoffend. Californians told their governor to put more people in prison. The governor had to do this, but claimed more prisons would be required to house more felons. The crime rate fell, and no more prisons were required.
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  2377. Jeremy can try and ban Keir Starmer from his pub, but Keir will just send his goons round to duff up Jeremy. Although, I'm sure Jeremy could handle himself.
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  2378. When I listen to all what's happening I keep thinking about this little fat kid at primary school who used to eat nothing but Heinz tomato soup for lunch, was really stupid, and anti-social. It's those kinds of people who have risen to power.
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  2379. 2:52 'Come on man here's what well do' Do they all say the same lines now? Come on man, are you a junky? Come on man. Here's the deal. Come on man......
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  2380. It really is the outside chance that it didn't come from the lab.
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  2381.  @ritanoddings9782  I'm going to delete that. I think I have been giving them ideas.
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  2382. The frequencies being used in 5G are in the microwave spectrum. Only a liar or an idiot would suggest that there is no possible health impact of radiowaves. All matter absorbs radiowaves of certain frequencies and microwaves are absorbed by water. That is how a microwave over works and is why there is a metallic screen in the door of a microwave oven. Microwave links have been used in compter networking for decades. I witnessed an installation between two buildings of a TV broadcaster in London. They had used a point-to-point microwave link rather than digging up the road to install cable. The microwave link was mounted high off the ground so as to go above peoples heads. But birds that flew through the directed beam would get microwaved.
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  2383. Honestly if you want mind vomit read The Silmarilion, pure mind vomit. If you can get through the whole book then you are part of a select few.
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  2384. @David Ffrench Agreed, freedom and equality (particularly of outcome) are mutually exclusive because to get equal outcomes peoples choice must be removed. And this describes why socialists are not liberals. There has to be some degree of equality within a group but to gain equality you must forgo your individual desires. If there is no equality within the group then authority must be ramped up to stop the group breaking up. Either way freedom suffers.
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  2385.  @SoyAmericano  Yeah they are loafers. But this has sparked many thoughts. I recognise I have become fixated on individuality recently. Then there is a thought that Marxists believe freedom is being in a strong group. I can see some truth in that, at it's most basic you don't need to do every job yourself. But I am warry of the socialist ideas so it may just be that the group currently on offer is not to my taste. I also recognise a desire to form something that is.
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  2386.  @SoyAmericano  But it's not just as simple as forming any group. Over time humanity has improved but it's self evident that groups fail eventually. The group has to have a successful strategy. And there should be many groups rather than one overarching strategy for all because then all fail together eventually. So there's the truth in the phrase strength in diversity.
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  2387. Here's a thought: Nigel needs to ditch the Muslim donor and ask Elon to fund Reform. Elon could find enough money down the back of the sofa. It would solve the conflict between Reform and potential voters who want Reform to oppose Islam.
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  2388. This time of the year it's only a persons face that receives sunlight. And the government wants us to cover half our face with a mask - people are even wearing them in the street.
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  2389. Really doesn't matter what the government do. If you don't like the BBC you don't have to watch it. You can cancel the TV licence if you don't watch live TV and then two things happen. 1. The BBC stop receiving funding and will have to address the loss in revenue. 2. You are no longer sensitive to the BBC. If a tree falls over in a forest and you are not there does it make any sound?
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  2390. Wear a t-shirt if you feel you have to use your body as slogan
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  2391. Eamon says he never heard anything, but I knew a very long serving Radio 1 DJ who was active during the Saville years, and he knew rumours at least. But of course he had his own history, so said nothing.
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  2392.  @milels6917  Do you think it is because people had first hand experience of WWII, and I guess WWI?
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  2393. Hopefully, when Starmer visits Trump in America, someone will do to Starmer what someone tried to do to Trump.
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  2394. We could have a civil war though.
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  2395. Problem is those fuckers are so fat they weigh two normal people. If the airline doesn't kick other people off then the plane will never take off.
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  2396. You know why Keir Starmer failed to pursue Jimmy Savile? Same reason he will not work after 6pm on a Friday. He is married to a Jew and attends synagoues. Under Talmudic law Savile had done nothing wrong.
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  2397. Ok, we can clearly see a double standard here. How has this been achieved? By the likes of the Jewish lobby group ADL? Exactly how do they operate, how does a lobby group influence government? Where are their teeth? We need to know this.
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  2398. When talking about trans people, we should stop saying that they identify with the other sex. Do not say x is a man who identifies as a worman, Say x is a man who poses as a woman. A trans gender is fake, someone pretending to be something they are not.
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  2399. It's quite a plausible claim. Islam could never become the most popular religion in this country if the Muslims had not been purposefully admitted.
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  2400. But Henry didn't tell us what the clothes peg in the Austin 7 was for. Was it an addition to attract the sales reps of the day?
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  2401. A bit of a faux pas
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  2402. Not surprising, his masters promoted him for doing their bidding.
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  2403. With such a divided party, it is impossible to tell what you will get from them, how can anyone vote for an unknown quantity?
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  2404. The biggest source of plastic must be food packaging. There's not much you can buy from the supermarket that is not packaged in plastic. If the supermarkets were responsible, they could do something about it.
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  2405. I thought the Dumocrats would cheat but Donald won, I glad about that.
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  2406. And just like climate change, they won't be able to do anything about it.
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  2407. The video fails to explain that the Zionists proposed the deal as a condition to bring the USA into WWI because Germany had all but defeated Britain.
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  2408. People who put the em-phasis on a different syl-able are really irritating. This guy seems to go further and meld syllables together. It comes across as deception. An act designed to infer that his brain is different and superior to other peoples. He also destroys the structure of the word Megalodon when he says Meg-alodon instead of Mega-lodon. It is a portmanteau of Mega and Lodon. Mega meaning big. But that is lost when he shifts the syllables. You see it is deceitful. The earth is not flat I have formulated a proof. I'll have to take his word on dinosaurs. I would feel more comfortable if I had seen real bones but the only remains I have seen were replicas of bones.
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  2409.  @esm7708  It's rotten. 1) It's full of talentless parasite managers. 2) Now even the workers will not work. If they don't want to work then we don't need to pay them. It does nothing but take money from people and leave them unable to fund an alternative while simultaneously refusing to provide any service. It's getting dangerously close to extortion.
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  2410.  @esm7708  I would prefer a system that promotes personal responsibility. The NHS does not, while the American system does. The controversy of the American system is that is it not free at the point of use, and medical treatment may be too expensive for many. Most of the money spent on healthcare in America is spent in the last two weeks of a person's life. But again, this just promotes personal responsibility. Don't wait until you are on your deathbed before you address an ailment. And if a person cannot afford frequent visits to the doctor, then they need to pay more attention to prevention. So I would reduce the NHS to A&E only and release people from the tax burden, so they can fund their own healthcare. I do recognise that such a system is prone to spivery. But what we have now is an expensive system that apparently did not work well before CoVid and has now decided it isn't going to perform the service we are taxed for. If the NHS going to blackmail us, then it's time for it to go.
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  2411.  @esm7708  'the assumption you're making is that all ailments are self inflicted.' No, maybe you did not read what I wrote. The NHS should be reduced to A&E. It will still treat ailments that are not self-inflicted. The contentious issue is ailments that people are born with. Other ailments do not have to go untreated, but the person has the responsibility for their own health. That is a hybrid system.
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  2412.  @esm7708  Your example is working in favour my argument - it's plainly obvious that if a person slips on ice it is an accident. Furthermore, the self-inflicted ailments are the very ailments that the NHS claim will sink it. Voices in the NHS are quite right to claim that type 2 diabetes is going to be a massive problem. But it is a self-inflicted ailment. People should be made aware of the risks and if they decide to take that risk then fine, but they pay the consequences. You would be better off arguing on people mislead into bad health. Like bad diets being promoted as healthy. My brother's mother-in-law died of cancer a few years ago. She smoked like a chimney and was practically an alcoholic. But it has been known forever that alcoholism kills the liver etc.. Smoking was proven to give you cancer some years ago, and anyone who ignored the warning signs before then were wilfully ignorant. When her cancer was discovered, it was already terminal. So why was she given treatment? To top it off, she continued to drink and smoke. Well, I guess you could say that by then why not? But you see where is the personal responsibility?
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  2413.  @esm7708  You've got better than that haven't you?
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  2414.  @esm7708  I get posts removed sometimes, but those are a bit edgier than this conversation. I can't imagine what we could talk about in this thread that would cause a comment to be removed. It's a pretty safe conversation.
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  2415.  @esm7708  Overall, it seems to me that all types of organisation have failure modes of one kind or another. There are plenty of people saying how they are unable to see a GP. You can't deny that GP's closed surgeries. About 26,000 people have died before they received NHS care for such things as heart attacks, diabetes and cancer. Peoples money is taken from them to pay for a service that they are not receiving. They cannot even pay for an alternative. The NHS gets receives more funding if it does worse. Private companies receive more revenue if they provide a better service.
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  2416.  @esm7708  We still need healthcare for all the normal reasons during a pandemic. To say that we cannot judge their performance now is like saying we cannot judge the performance of the fire brigade when there is a fire. It is exactly now that they show their worth. And the have shut up shop.
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  2417. That southpark episode is the only one I remember.
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  2418. I listened to him speak recently and on the face of it he seemed good. But I don't know anything more about him. Background and character is just as important.
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  2419. I thought Thomas Clarkson was the abolitionist who influenced Wilberforce.
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  2420. An ashtray in the back so the backseat passengers can smoke. But the backseats are so small only children could sit in them, so the ashtray is there in case your kids want to smoke. Nice one Jag...
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  2421. It was given to the FBI about a year ago.
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  2422. What a surprise.
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  2423. Whats coming is that you don't own anything. Instead you just rent it and there is a service contract that the manufacturer honours. Every part has a unique id that is put onto the block chain. Usage of the part is tracked so that parts that have life left in them can be recycled instead of scraping the whole item.
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  2424. Looks like it came out of Tron.
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  2425. Trump cutting the donations to Ukraine will go a long way to halting this war. But the consequence will probably be that Keir Starmer pledges support instead.
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  2426.  @littleboots9800  Humans just can't absorb iron, or protein, from vegetable sources. We don't have six stomachs to digest cellulose.
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  2427. If the police don't do anything about these non-crime hates crimes then we need to be careful how we tackle the problem. We don't want to provoke them.
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  2428. You may as well breathe through a tennis racket.
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  2429. The BBC should be funded on a subscription basis. They can have any political view they like when they are in the private sector but I refuse to be taxed to pay for an organisation that produces propaganda and actively seeks to oppose the government and undermine the country I live in.
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  2430.  @cujimmi  Money is nothing. Besides Blackrock have started buying all the properties on the market in America and turning them into rental properties. You will own nothing and you will be happy. How do you think they will bring that about?
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  2431.  @cujimmi  It really doesn't matter. Money has no backing. Would you rather have something that is essentially nothing or physical property?
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  2432.  @ColtenVmusic  That would be an improvement.
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  2433. The problem is that Reform is going to be a disappointment. Probably the third cheek of the arse.
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  2434. Tom Waits is a legend.
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  2435. You use a hammer to knock in a nail, you don't use a hammer to put in a screw. Choose the right tool for the job.
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  2436. In Britain the government is trying to make people register their chicken they keep at home
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  2437. A cyber attack to take out crypto, it's been warned about by the usual suspects, WEF etc, so we know it's planned. But what we need to know is when will it happen.
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  2438. And when the Saxons landed, that was an invasion as well. You think the Britons invited them over to take the country? Apart from that I agree with him. He sounds like he's been listening to me.
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  2439. The old testament said Cain would build cities. Cain was a farmer. Farmers take up permanent residence on the land. They start villages for the workers, that grow into towns, and then cities. Abel was the nomad. Nomads don't like the land being occupied permanently.
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  2440. You can all cancel your licences. You don't have to wait for government action or the BBC to change. You already have the power. No TV, No Licence, No BBC.
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  2441. With regard tot he ritual sacrafices talked about at the end of this video. Does The Histocrat not think a blow to the head, garroting and having the throat cut before being thrown into a bog is simply murder? That does not sound like a ritual sacrifice.
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  2442. Coward
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  2443. We can know some people but not all of them. So somebody is going to let out the names of people they want to take down and protect others.
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  2444. The catch all clause 'any opinion' at the end of the definition of hate speech is the weakness. Because if I have the opinion that they are wrong then by their own definition they cannot restrict me. Their definition is a paradox.
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  2445. Exposure to at least 2 hours of daylight per day in formative years of life is required to avoid myopia.
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  2446.  @alanstrawn732  I read recent research about 6 months ago and then I was told the same by my optician. According to this research once the eye starts developing in a dingy environment it is irreversible. But when I say myopia I really mean you will need correction. Don't spectacles block UVA and UVB?
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  2447. They are kind of mincing about in this interview. Just come out with it. We are in the formative stages of a authoritative totalitarian regime. They have to coerce people because they are following a collectivist strategy. Call it socialism or communism or fascism they are all collectivist. Individuals must forfeit their free will for the rules of the collective. All collectives are authoritarian because a collective can only come about and be maintained by constant authority. The ultimate aim is for the collective to police itself hence the CoVid wardens. The politicians love is because many of them are sociopaths. They think it's great that they can be nasty little dictators and get away with it.
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  2448. Put them on boats anchored 12 miles offshore with no fuel in the tanks. They will soon want to go home once the weather turns bad.
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  2449. It's quite obviously a take down of America by malicious actors within. America is where the blame lies and this will mean nobody can trust them. We knew all this research was funded by Fauci right from the beginning of the pandemic.
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  2450. The climate change hoax is about moving industry from the West to the East. That's all it has achieve because nobody cares that China burn more coal every year than any other country ever. Industry moved from America to China in the 90's under Clinton, he was blackmailed/bribed by Epstein and Maxwell, who's father was a Mossad agent, into transferring industry to China. The aim is to transport the goods coming from China to the West via Israel. China call it the belt-and-road. Bibi Netanyahu told us exactly this at a recent UN conference, he told us they mean to do precisely what I have just described. 'The map of the cursed' and 'The map of the blessed'. But instead of a canal it will be rail and road. So what does that mean? Israel will be essential for trade between the two superpowers of the world. They will have both sides defending them and all the money from trade going through their country.
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  2451. Some people are worried about the Muslim parties that are starting up. There is little that can be done about that, our democracy allows it. So rather than complain about it, instead we should use the forthcoming Muslim parties to our advantage. The reason why Labour are making gains is not because people like them. It is because the Conservatives should have done better, and Reform are taking votes from them. The problem is that the rightwing vote is split, and that allows Labour to outnumber all rightwing parties. The phrase 'united we stand, divided we fall', is just as true when applied to the leftwing voting base as it is the right. The rise of Muslim parties will divide the Labour vote just as Reform have divided the Conservative vote. Reform must cease the opportunity to outnumber all other parties.
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  2452. Independent broadcasters are all regulated by the viewers, public broadcasters who are funded by taxation are unregulated an will always descend into the state the BBC are currently in.
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  2453. It's not just you ISP via IP address that tracks your activty online. When you log into Google, or a Google service, your device gets a Google ID and Google tracks every URL you go to on that device.
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  2454. What's wrong with that? My contacts list is full of 'Dave plumber' and 'Bob electrics'
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  2455. I still believe all the mental disease comes from America, because the Frankfurt School academics fled there before WWII. They convinced government departments to only recruit people with a left-wing mindset by using a questionnaire designed to expose the right-wing mindset. America became economically dominant, and from that followed social influence, an influence already poisoned by the Frankfurt School.
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  2456. Nigel could have done better with this interview. So it is technically possible to recycle batteries but, even now, the cost of making a new one is less than the cost of recycling. And if batteries do become cheaper, then the cost difference will be even greater. So it is irrelevant that they can technically be recycled because nobody ever will recycle them. He should have pushed the point or at least rephrased the question to ask if it was feasible to recycle them. Because that is the relevant question.
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  2457.  @jonkernow5529  If the cost of batteries reduces, as he suggests, then it will be even further from being cost effective. However, I don't think the price of batteries can reduce as he describes anyway. Supply of materials is unlikely to keep up with demand. That may be the only way recycling is viable.
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  2458. Does it matter?
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  2459. So why has the Head of State not done anything?
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  2460. I remember things like the South Park movie a few years ago, that claimed to be offensive to everyone. Then you have the BBC pushing the boundaries of taste. I wonder if the constant testing and pushing was just to give comedy enough rope to hang itself. A ploy to bring in censorship.
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  2461. Starmer is promoting speaking lessons because he can't bear listening to Angela Rayner. Notice they are speaking lessons for free, that's a world of difference to free speech.
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  2462. 1. Ditch the mobile phone. 2. Ditch social media.
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  2463.  alan boardman  It's democracy. Once they gain a majority it's finished. You might go so far as to say it's no long out country when we are a minority. Of course we won't be granted the minority privilege of positive discrimination because the native population is always the enemy. What we have is an autoimmune disease. The body has been coned into attacking itself and it is open to foreign pathogens.
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  2464. 'I've got nothing against women, I've got a wife...' 'I've got three wives, and two of them are my cousins.'
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  2465. It appears just as I claimed. Call it salami slicing, call it the totalitarian tip toe, call it induction. The holocaust is used as the base case in an inductive process, and every other case is claimed to be equal to the holocaust and therefore deserves equal defence.
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  2466. Tolerance is an unstable state.
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  2467. It's called 'The Great Reset'.
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  2468. I tend to agree. Let's assume there was a real inquiry, we know what it would reveal and a criminal investigation would reveal the same. So the question is, what would we do with the result? If it is not to act, then there is no reason for an inquiry. If it is to act, then just act now.
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  2469. There's not enough copper
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  2470. I'm not so convinced of the brain drain of tech companies because of high taxes that go nowhere. The IT is industry is drinking tax payer money by the gallon. All the money for Covid apps went to IT, there are projects started to monitor attendence at schools, CCTV infrastructure going up everywhere. Government IT spending is big and all the IT companies are into big data gathering and processing, they are completely on board with the great reset. So the tax they pay is comming straight back to them.
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  2471. Apart from that, it was a solid show.
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  2472. Peter Mendelssohn
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  2473. All the lies that plague the English speaking world, woke, transgender, CO2 emissions, multiculturalism, all come from America. And this is just another in a long series of increasingly ridiculous lies. A lie that comes out of the American military so that they can con us into giving them money to defend against a non-existant threat. Just watch Ronald Reagan's speeches on extraterrestrials, how he advised to unite the world against a common enemy, one that does not exist.
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  2474. 35:30 'One plus one equals three'. Remember in the Orwellian world 2 + 2 = 5
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  2475. Regarding these deaths that have been recorded as CoVid when they are not, isn't faking a death certificate a criminal offence?
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  2476. The front 3/4 view has more than a bit of Audi R8.
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  2477. The war against Eurasia is over
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  2478. Here's a thought: Nigel needs to ditch the Muslim donor and ask Elon to fund Reform. Elon could find enough money down the back of the sofa. It would solve the conflict between Reform and potential voters who want Reform to oppose Islam.
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  2479. I make the same arguments as Nick, think the along the same lines.
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  2480. The reason why Keir Starmer finishes a 6pm on a Friday is because he adheres to Talmudic law. It also why Jimmy Saville got off, because under the Talmud Saville had done nothing wrong.
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  2481. The benefit of tree planting is mainly for countries with deserts. The middle east, China, north Africa, even Australia. The deserts in those countries are expanding. They have to do something to stop that otherwise there is nowhere to live. If we can reclaim the desert then we have 50% more habitable land to live, on grow food on, wildlife reserves. We can do some here but the big gains are elsewhere.
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  2482. Every shade is possible. So why is it they are all metallic grey with a black interior? 45:36 - see?
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  2483. An intuitionist - now I know what I am.
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  2484. Boris is the prime minister in perhaps the most demanding time in recent history and he is completely out of his depth. The only thing he and his cronies have going for them is the stern unwavering stance on Brexit and EU negotiations. The only other reason to back the Tories is so we don't get a nutcase Labour government. And there is another facet to this problem. Conservatives don't need to up their game because the opposition are so bad.
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  2485. My mum is old, she has no memories.
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  2486. The two wars must have paved the way for mass employment of women. I'm surprised they were not fed up with it after working in factores making ammunition. But I suppose after the men were dead, they needed to take their place, as well as their left over clothes.
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  2487. Prince Harry really is a figure of the times. One of those who draw attention to themselves through prostitution or controversy. All to gain wealth and celebrity. One of the trash people. He will not last long on this path.
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  2488. 1:30 'The UK shares, with a lot of European countries, a very dark history. Is 'dark' a synonym for bad?
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  2489.  @DFandV  It just politicises the position. Same with crime commissioners.
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  2490. Surely to be pardoned, Fauci must be convicted of a crime. Maybe they will have him plead guilty to covid crimes and then pardon him of them. I can't see any other way. A person is pardoned for a crime, no?
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  2491. @Eggy Bread Who is going to vote for Matt Hancock now?
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  2492. Homeless migrants is the last thing we want.
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  2493. For the last few years (in northern Europe) we have been having cold snaps in spring while the winter is mild. It not so much the climate is getting warmer, it's more that the seasons are shifting. The magnetic north pole has also been moving increasingly rapidly for the last 70 years.
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  2494.  @pepeteriyaki3779  redefinition is one of their tactics, so use it against them.
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  2495. Daylight hours always increase in summer. The crime rate has risen recently because we have let impulsive people and psychopaths into the country who cannot control their behaviour.
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  2496. It does make me wonder, with all the establishment collapsing in unison, and being replaced with right-wing parties, if this is just another hoax. Afterall, the globalist controlled nations have up until now, managed to all move in lockstep.
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  2497. The same scam bot is all over the place. I've seen it on the Tim Cast channel and Dominic Frisby's channel. Beware, Zero click malware can infect your phone if the scammer gets your number.
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  2498. Not giving the space of two meters? Even the snake Hancock's tongue can't reach that far.
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  2499. Those cars sound like hairdryers.
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  2500. Woke and critical race theory, vengeance, jealousy, hypocrisy, deceit, megalomania - all the weak parts of human character.
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  2501. What is interesting is the speaker who tried to coverup the MP's expenses scandal lost the confidence of the house. Evidently the corrupt MP's were in the minority, otherwise the house would be in favour of a coverup.
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  2502. 19 people per 100,000 contracted CoVid where I live but the population is no more than 10,000. Out of those 19 people 3% die of CoVid so that's 0.57 people per 100,000 from a population of 10,000.
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  2503. Of course they were. Look into the Frankfurt School, all their aims are in line with what is going on now and they fled to USA prior to WWII. The Frankfurt School created a questionnaire to discover who was conservative thinking and then used it to block conservatives from being employed in government organisations - the long march. Their ideas got a foothold and the social economic dominance of USA spread the ideas to the rest of the English-speaking countries.
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  2504.  @RightDenied  I don't deny they will come after everything I have but I did not run up the debt and no body has any claim on me. The government governs on behalf of the Queen.
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  2505. Communism and fascism are really the same thing, two cheeks of the same arse. I'm thinking right now that we cannot beat them in this life. When I say that, it sounds hopeless, and I don't mean to sound defeated. But I mean life is only temporary, and if it is not preparation for what comes next, then what is it for?
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  2506. They were not just emptying CoVid patients into OAP homes, they were euthanising them with Midazolam.
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  2507. Scarface
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  2508. India was ruled for about 900 years by Islam. They killed millions. Eventually the Indian's rose up and kicked them all out. Spain was rule by Islam for about 700 years. The only part that was not ruled was the Basque country. Eventually they kicked them all out.
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  2509. The problem for the Conservatives is that if Labour are not opposing them, then they have turned into Labour. That won't work for long.
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  2510. The left wants to be everybodies hero. But every hero needs a victim. And if you follow the left then you certainly are a victim.
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  2511. So why doesn’t the university kick him out?
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  2512. Don't forget the rioting when Trump won 4 years ago. America need to make sure people trust the administration of the election.
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  2513. So they were performing gain-of-function experiments to get one step ahead of nature. Well firstly they failed. Secondly why hasn't this research yielded a vaccine? It appears at best the research was completely useless so what is the benefit that outweighs the risk of releasing a virus accidentally? And why has the virus spread from one part of China to the the rest of the world while leaving the rest of China free from infection? It looks almost as if they may have vaccinated the rest of China before the spread of the virus.
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  2514.  @Pacdoc-Oz  I did not know that. You said it's a crap vaccine but if the figures are to be believed, China beat the virus in the first quarter of 2020. How is that? And why did we not have access to their vaccine?
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  2515.  @Pacdoc-Oz  Have you got any evidence that they have a vaccine of their own?
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  2516. All this music is dross.
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  2517. Muzak. Oh-way-oh.
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  2518. Did the I-Pace have the recent software update applied? Jaguar claim you can get an extra 12 miles of range.
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  2519. Well if transgender milk induced from drugs is just a nutritional as women's breast milk, then I guess men will have to do almost everything, and fat entitled women can be even lazier than ever. Not long before they are not needed at all.
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  2520. I agree with Dominic on government debt and taxation. They tax us to pay interest on the debt they took out that we never asked for. Expand their own powers and have us pay for it. Before long the government controls everything and anything we earn is taken from us for the privilege. It is outrageous. But I think when we start discussing such a fundamental issue of how are monetary system is going to work then we have to have a balanced discussion. Fair money is a foundation stone of civilisation. So far Dominic has aired his view many times and there has been no critical examination of it. We have had a deflationary currency before - gold. It lead to fractional reserve and interest. Cryptocurrencies are a kind of virtual gold. So from that perspective they are regressive. I don't see any need to repeat the previous system. We need a truly new system.
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  2521. We also need to remember when it comes to debt, unless you have personally taken out a loan where you signed a loan agreement - a mortgage, car loan, credit card etc. Unless you have do that you have no debt. I personally have _zero_ debt. The government acts on behalf of the monarchy.
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  2522.  @mjjveritas  And why socialism is feminine politics.
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  2523.  @mjjveritas  It's also why the socialists have this sense of entitlement. Because they cannot take what they require they know they must be given it instead.
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  2524. China started buying all of Australias natural resources, and the Australian dollar went up in value. No other Australian industries could export because the cost was too high to other countries. Australia was then depended on China for all it's exports. China has Australia by the balls and now they tell you to sever ties with anyone else and become a 'partner'.
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  2525. That guy is a disaster. Can you impeach someone for being mentally unfit to be president?
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  2526. I think I actually agree with the Democrats that he should not have the power to launch nuclear weapons. He is so easily manipulated.
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  2527.  @bellyisis  that's the dems strategy isn't it?
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  2528. It's the same everywhere, people think as long as you make the same noises of the tribe then you are of that tribe. But a tribe is a lineage, that's why you have to be an nth generation immigrant before you are of the tribe. After n generations of integrated breeding, your offspring's DNA will be indistingusishable from anyone else of the tribe.
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  2529. Flakey software, they only test the ‘happy path’, an imbecilic phrase. They don’t understand that you cannot derive a universal statement, that the software will work correctly in all situations, from an individual statement, that it worked in one situation.
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  2530. The happy path: The scenario where the system is always given valid parameters. They don’t verify that the outcomes that should not happen, do not happen.
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  2531. I always used to ride on the road until I moved somewhere with a dedicated cycle path. Once you start using them you loose the nerve required for traffic, especially in heavy traffic. On the few occasions I ride through London I last about 30 minutes before my nerves are shot and I walk with the bike along the pavement. Takes an hour to go 5 miles.
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  2532. Hasn't their always been division of labour? Isn't man and women evidence of that? Man cannot give birth or feed n infant. Women does that and man can specialise in hunting.
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  2533. I think I spot the flaw in David's suggestion. If we intercept the migrant boats at the British/French border in the channel, give the migrants a vessel with just enough fuel to make it back to France, then they also have just enough fuel to make it to Britain. They will have a vessel that is deemed seaworthy by the British border force and enough fuel to get here. There is then nothing to prevent them from continuing and landing on our shores. Or they continue into our waters, run out of fuel and still require rescuing. At which point they claim asylum. Either way, it doesn't work.
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  2534. Good on Suella for actually doing something.
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  2535. What about parliament sessions transmitted live? There is a YouTube UK Parliament channel.
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  2536.  @davidpnewton  There are many organisations that transmit proceedings live, The Sun for example, but there is also a dedicated channel called UK Parliament that appears to be a government organisation.
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  2537. The blades are made from fibre glass with a balsa wood core.
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  2538. I don't think phones will work in a blackout, regardless of battery life. The cell sites require a lot of power.
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  2539. He said something quite different in the Westmonster interview
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  2540.  @verystripeyzebra  So he is not a conservative.
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  2541. It's the Met Police that allowed the pro-Palestine march on Saturday. They could have delayed the protest. A few weekends ago the Police we being injured by the pro-Palestine supporters. It's a far cry from what happend on Saturday.
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  2542. Americans are blaming themselves (Democrat governments) and Europeans are blaming themselves (EU) for Ukraine. I think they are both in on it.
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  2543. If I watched TV, I could name a contemporary channel that matches this presentation. Instead, I'll just have to say it's gone all MTV. And the lip sync is off.
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  2544. The government has dug a hole for the country, hole, maybe a grave. We have massive debt because of the moronic response to covid. If they do not raise taxes, they will have to borrow or cut spending. If they indicate they will borrow, the pound declines and gilt yields rise because nobody wants to lend to us. Interest rates will rise and the debt is serviced through tax. If they are not going to raise taxes, they need to cut spending. Given the NHS have stopped working, would we miss it?
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  2545. I'd be depressed if earned almost £500K. I'd be thinking 'When do I get the rest?' 'Why does Gary Linkaker gets more than me?'.
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  2546. Problem reaction solution. The police in Bristol, Marvin Rees and the council are all in favour of ANTIFA.
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  2547.  @dfordiligence2398  I absolutely understand that. Said it myself on many occasions but I don't think that is the plan. 500K people died in India as a result of the Gates vaccines. Thousands of children left disabled in Africa.
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  2548. Men's items in shops are not cheaper than Womens. Blue bicycle helmets are not cheaper than pink. Mens clothes are not cheaper than Womens. The idea is ridiculous. Men are competitive and will pay for something that gives them the edge. The market knows this.
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  2549. Checking peoples baskets for 'unnecessary' items? Can you catch coronavirus from an easter egg? If the shops have them for sale then you can buy the item. I think the shops would have something to say about somebody restricting what people can buy.
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  2550. Conversations like this make me think: Who would win if Superman and Batman had a fight?
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  2551. To answer the question posed in the title, there is no limit to how much a nation of cowards and brainwashed morons will take.
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  2552. If you want to known what’s going on ask an eggspert.
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  2553. As far as I understand, the virus has still not been isolated. So it's no surprise the vaccine is not 100% effective and natural immunity is better.
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  2554.  @rob338  Have you got published evidence? Because it was widely published when they had not isolated it. How do you explain why it is not 100% effective?
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  2555.  @rob338  Canadian Patrick King won a court case in Alberta when he asked for evidence that proved the virus had been isolated, and the prosecution had to admit that they had no evidence and thus could not provide any evidence. Can you provide any?
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  2556. CO2 is essential for life. Without it plants will not grow and there will be nothing to eat. Now CO2 reduction has been monetised these people are going to profit from starving everyone. There is no need for this when a third of the landmass is desert. We just need to do what the Chinese have pioneered and regreen the desert. Then we have more land and more food.
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  2557.  @Les_S537  The plant requires CO2 for photosynthesis. Water and sunlight are the other components. It's also where all fossil fuels came from in the first instance.
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  2558.  @Les_S537  Bought into it? I came to the conclusion that CO2 is essential myself. I don't need to be lead by others on this subject. The fossil fuels are evidence that there was both higher concentrations of CO2 in the atmosphere and plenty of life. CO2 is a resource like any other. When an organism consumes that resource and does not return it then eventually it will be depleted. 170ppm in the 1970s was not at the level that plants will not grow but there is not much scope for it to drop further.
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  2559. The front does look slimmer and the original looks a bit flabby now. But the first design was very successful and still looks appealing. I don't go for this idea that it is good practise for a manufacturer to make all their cars look the same. You may as well call them Jaguar small, medium and large. Why not have some individuality in the models? Does a person buy a sports car because it looks like a squashed SUV? No they want something that stands out from the crowd and says something about themselves.
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  2560.  @EvoraGT430  Ah, they were taking liberties with the numbers.
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  2561. It’s always the military. And that comedian you hoodwinked into going to Swansea with you was wrong when he said they never come to Britain. In 1980, the head of Bentwaters airbase in Suffolk claimed they were visited by aliens on two occasions. Rendlesham forest. But Bentwaters was a US airbase during the Cold War. The common link is the American military.
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  2562. FYI, the hill climbs in the Tour de France are categorised according to which gear a Citroën 2CV must be in to get up without breaking down. A cat 4 climb can be done in 4th gear, a cat 1 climb must be done in 1st gear. Uncategorised climbs, that little 2CV just couldn't do it.
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  2563. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  2564. Crims drive Tesla's
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  2565. IDS is there to placate people. He's always the one balling his eyes out at injustices that he doesn't have the power to put right. You can here people crying 'if only...' at their screens across the land. 'at least he is trying... there's always hope... if we put up with it a bit longer we are sure to prevail'. This is just pantomime.
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  2566. And where should we all go when we have had enough? How about that newest of Middle East nations, whose name starts with I and ends with L.
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  2567. Is it starting to unfold? The arabs won't go along with net zero, and the muslims won't accept the alphabet people and the nonsense they preach. Nobody is going to argue with Islam for fear of decapitation. So it appears Islam will be offering a way out of this tyranny, but that will come on the condition that we accept Islam.
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  2568. All the lateral flow tests were manufctured in China. All they have to do is make a percentage that always test positive and our government will close the economy and get us further into irreversible debt. I have seen a demonstrations of lateral flow tests under a UV lamp. Some show two lines even before they are used, some only one line. You can buy a UV light for a couple of pounds on eBay.
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  2569.  @terrytaylor1394  But they were still doing the table service well after the Covid restrictions were lifted. I really cannot understand it. They couldn't possibly make enough money if they have to take people's drinks to their tables. If they have a small number of staff, they cannot serve quickly enough. If they hire enough staff to serve they will increase their overheads. Doomed to fail. But they did it to themselves.
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  2570. Morris dancing - prancing around spanking each other arses with bells on, that will definately show them.
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  2571. We shouldn't stop with Brexit. After leaving the EU we should push for leaving the UN or at least as much of it as we don't like.
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  2572. I recognised fascist as a branch socialism a while ago. My guess is that the left hate fascim because it is nationalist, and the right hate fascism because it is a branch of socialism. Eitherway fascists are the far-left. So if fascists and communists are far-left, then it begs the question of what is an exmple of far-right?
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  2573. The next Jeremy Corbyn.
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  2574. On the subject of reporting cases, anyone can go to the court gallery and watch the proceedings of a case. Therefore in theory everyone has access to all the evidence presented. The problem is that we cannot all fit in the gallery at once. But we can have the press attend a case and disseminate the information to those not able to get into the gallery themselves. The jury will already have been told to make there decision based only on the evidence presented to them in court, but there is of course always a risk that the judge and jury could be influenced by discussions outside of the court. So we have to be careful of two things: Firstly, the press should accurately present the proceedings of the case and refrain from making their own judgements or conjecture. Secondly, the public should refrain from making judgements or influencing the jury. Watching the proceedings of a court case is a right we have, but we have to excercise our right responsibly and not let a minority spoil things for everyone.
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  2575. I like his point about individuals having to take responsibility for their actions while collectivists distribute responsibility. I started to think about the collectivist vs. individualist when I was trying to see the distinction between communism and fascism. They look very similar to me because they are both collectivists. So the antonym to that is individualist. I hear a lot of people blaming individualism for the problems we are facing today. Firstly I believe this individualism that the left apparently promote is just a ploy, a facade. They are not interested in individuals, all they really talk about is equality and they all share the same views on every subject. They are collectivists. But I've developed this thinking further now. I am not arguing the merits of individualism being freedom and so forth because for me it's too for difficult to make a solid argument. The insight I made is this: People are not equal. If every person were equal then we would all be interchangeable with each other. But we are not interchangeable because there is an opportunity cost to developing skills. A farmer has spent time developing the skill of farming until not only can he feed himself but he can produce enough food to feed others. To develop that skill the farmer has foregone the skill to build a house or even to build the tractor he uses to plough the field. The architect has foregone the skill to make the clothes he wears. The ultimate expression of this is man and women. Women posses an ability that men simply do not have and that is the ability to give birth. We are all specialists and therefore not interchangeable and therefore not equal. The problem is that specialists cannot survive independently. The farmer cannot clothe himself or build a house, the architect cannot feed or clothe himself and the taylor cannot feed or house himself. We must form groups of interdependent specialists to survive. That is society. However, this is an advantage to the members of society because together we can achieve far more in every different field than we would if developed every skill equally. This is how we have become the dominant species on the planet.
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  2576. The problem with the bbc has nothing to do with the studio or the intro music. It is the content and political bias. We are sick of paying for extreme left propaganda. But the extreme left, in their myopia, will never see this. They are welcome to keep fooling themselves, it won’t be for much longer.
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  2577. Are we not told that business needs more women to counter toxic masculinity, as if more women in boardrooms will be an improvement? Well, the people at the highest positions in the Post Office were women and they appear to have done no better than men.
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  2578. The design looks better than the previous generation but it still looks like a elegant, stylish car hidden beneath cartoon exageration. Too many creases, and that rear, what is it supposed to be, a pair of lips? A good strong colour goes a long way to camoflaging the ugly nonsense, silver just makes it worse.
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  2579. Maybe he should say forgive me three times.
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  2580. There is a certain flaw in the theory that the tools used to build the pyramids are underneath the pyramids.
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  2581.  @korenmoscovich4681  A computer model is just a human construct. It's the product of a mathematician just as a painting is the product of an artist. In this case the painting has no clouds because the mathematicians don't know how they influence the climate.
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  2582. The thing about our abolition of slavery is that while being very noble it is an admission of guilt. Now anyone with guilt to avoid or an axe to grind can point the finger at us, and they do.
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  2583. Isn't the area called the Beacons because signal fires would be lit up there?
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  2584. What a bodge.
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  2585. When I was at school, the machvelian teacher said they are going to see the weather to gain control over people. The magnetic north pole has been moving for the last 70 years, it is irrefutable, and the rate is increasing. If the magnetosphere around this planet weakens, then we receive more solar radiation. Solar radiation heats the atmosphere. Recently a solar flare raise the temperature far enough to expand the atmosphere until the gravitational pull brought down 40 of Elon Musk's satellites. Now, nothing can be done about the shifting of the poles. Nothing. But if you know the shifting of the poles will increase the temperature, and you keep it to yourself, then you can blame it on something else that humans can influence. Therefore you can use a false cause to explain an observable occurrence, and use that cause to control people. Did you know the magnetic north pole started to move about 70 years ago?
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  2586. Of course there should be a legal right to a bank account. If you have no account and there is no cash, then there will be slavery.
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  2587. When a nation has already accepted people from another ethnic group and the people of that nation then decide to only have offspring with those who are genetically similar then surely that will only strengthen the differences between the ethnic subgroups within that nation. Will it not drive greater division? I'm not suggesting that the principle of having offspring with those who are genetically close, but not too close to risk double mutations, is a bad strategy. I'm just aware that in the game of life that we are playing, although the rules remain the same as ever, the pieces have moved about on the board.
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  2588. Quite politically loaded that text on banking fraud. Are you seriously suggesting people put their name to something written by an algorithm? Who designed the algorithm and what is their agenda? It's as naive as people who believe cryptocurrency decentralises money.
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  2589. Migrants are being shipped into London and paid to live there simply because otherwise the barista class would not be able to work in London and the suits would have no one to serve their lattes. Seriously, there is a low paid working class that keep the city running and it is too expensive for them to live there or commute in. The city will implode if it is not subsidised.
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  2590. Starmer sending his goons in when someone disagrees with him again.
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  2591. Revoking the invite is a really stupid idea and I'm sure even Charles would not do so. I'm in favour of Trump's stance on Ukraine and while being a spectacle, his argument with Zelenskyy was not very diplomatic. I doubt Charles is happy with what happened, so he will surely have even more reason to talk with Donald.
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  2592. The McLaren double pepperoni. Goes with the BigMac collaboration they have with MaccyD.
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  2593. 3% NOx reduction is small.
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  2594. I think he has made a mistake. He should from the outset have looked closely at which constituencies were leave and held by remainer MPs from which ever party and run for those constituencies only. What he has done is shown that he will bow down to the Conservatives. Not running himself has shown some weakness as well. Even if he is unlikely to win he would not been seen to be defeated until after the election. By not running he has shown defeat before the competition began.
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  2595. And who is Larry Fink?
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  2596. What is it people do not understand about being immune? If you have gained immunity, be it through vaccination or infection, you cannot be reinfected or infect anyone else. That's what being immune is. There's no point in being vaccinated if you are not immune after. I went through this in A-Level Biology and the hard-left people did not understand this then, including the teacher. Either they do not understand or they choose to lie in order to gain from the situation.
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  2597. If the BBC disappeared tomorrow I really wouldn't notice. That's how much I love the BBC. No TV, No Licence, No BBC.
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  2598. Is she worth it? That's a question for those who pay the TV licence. Not me. No TV, No Licence, No BBC!
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  2599. 😛😛😛🤣🤣
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  2600. Ironic that plantations in Northern Ireland began as a way to prevent Ireland being used as a staging ground for an invasion into Britain by catholic Europe.
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  2601. Nomads hate boarders and private property. You will own nothing and be happy.
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  2602. Just as I thought, whistle blowers don't go to their MP because they do nothing. So they went outside their constituency to get action. There is only one way that MP's allow this to continue and that's if they are paid to buy the slave masters.
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  2603. They did it for 5G coverage. Because 5G uses MICROWAVES, they are absorbed by just about everything including tree or water on the leaves of trees. So they cut down all the trees. No I'm not joking about any of it. Hello cancer!
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  2604. Of course knowing the origins is not directly the solution.
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  2605. Their Magic models don't model cloud cover.
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  2606. No TV, no licence, no BBC
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  2607. Exports are going to be harder???? What is that guy on? With a weaker pound our products are cheaper in other countries, making them easier to sell.
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  2608. If the Scottish are adamant about another referendum then they should sensibly wait until Britain has left the EU, done the deals etc. Because up until we have left nobody really knows what the situation will be.
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  2609.  @martinhogg5337  Exactly, let Brexit take place and the trade deal get done, then give it another 5 years on top of that so we all know where we are. That will be the best part of 10 years.
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  2610.  @conlaiarla  If it's wrong for the British to do that to Ireland, then it is wrong for France to do the same to Britain.
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  2611.  @harrymills9818  And how does it work then? Because what I propose is perfectly reasonable. The French can even keep fishing. They just have to limit fishing to their own waters. The fish don't know where the dividing line is.
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  2612.  @gordonbradley3241  Until the union changes, the statement is correct. Besides, what makes you think I am in England?
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  2613. If tomorrow the government rolled back all the CoVid/GreatReset nonsense, who would complain? The voters? The people who up to their eyeballs in debt with bankrupt businesses? Who?? So if the government are not making policies to for the voters, then who are they trying to please? It can only be the minority who would complain if all the restrictions were gone tomorrow. But if they don't work for the voters, then they will not be the government for much longer.
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  2614. @R A Do you think they will sell that many?
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  2615. He's got more life in him than grandpa Biden. That guy doesn't even know who he's running against. He thinks it's one of the Bush's.
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  2616. You can't use up helium. It's inert. It never reacts, it never changes, it never disappears. The worst that can happen is that it leaks back into the atmosphere, which is where we get it from first.
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  2617. There has been little resistance to the loss of liberty so to that extent it has been surrendered and you could say those who do not fight for their freedom do not deserve it but there is firm coercion.
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  2618. Nigel wasn't really asking if it was men who act against women, he was asking is are the incidents increasing in specific areas, and if so, does it correlate with migrants from specific areas or with specific codes of conduct. And all the woman is doing is dismissing the question by proposing that all men commit these crimes against women, therefore there is no reason to be concerned about people of foreign backgrounds. She is avoiding the hard question, and her argument is falacious anyway.
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  2619. Transgender sport is asymetric. A male who is not competitive against other males can become a transwoman and win against women. A woman who is not competitve against other women is not competitive as a transmale against males.
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  2620.  @mrror8933  There are a few good ones in there.
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  2621.  @mrror8933  The best insight I heard recently is that the left base their argument on the future they wish to bring about. We know this is true. While the right argue that what we have already is worth preserving. There is a stark difference between the two. The left can propose any fanciful idea they like and people really do not know if it is desirable or even possible. While the right only offer what people have already, and we do know if that is desirable. The question is: how long does a left-wing creation have to be in existence, before the right decide to preserve it? Are the right ever going to do away with the NHS?
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  2622. All the recent women have been difficult for the monarchy. I liked Diana, but there's no doubt there was aggro. Fergy was a disaster and so is Meghan. Kate has a good head on her, I'm sure she will keep it.
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  2623. 11:40 - Synchronicity. John Demartini describes thinking about paintents that have not interacted with healthcare, and 20% of them then contact healthcare within 1 week. This is exactly what Rupert Sheldrake talks about with his morphic resonance theory. The two should meet.
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  2624.  @dylaanowen  You don't need to recycle it. Radioactive isotopes come from rock. So you just put the new isotopes under ground again. If it is acceptable to have rock with uranium isotopes in it then whats wrong with putting plutonium isotopes 2km down in a disused mine? With 2km of rock above it there is no radiation and its too hot down there for there to be any liquid water so no chance of it polluting the water table.
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  2625.  Moon shiner  The earths core is molten because it is full of radioactive material. And the uranium we mine comes from the ground. We live with uranium in the ground now, so we can live with other isotopes buried even deeper in a controlled manner. Bury them deep enough and the rock above shields the radiation. Encase them in glass and nothing escapes. Material will not get into the water table because you would bury it below the water table. The further you go down the hotter it gets until water does not seep down any further because it evaporates first.
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  2626.  @MrZoomah  So isn't it better for us to take the uranium off the top and put the plutonium it turns into further down? I don't see why we cannot store it deep underground.
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  2627. They were called Klaus Schwabe.
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  2628. It's about time the BBC faded to black and silence.
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  2629. If anything CoVid is an opportunity to formulate a solid plan for how to cure the real ailments that Britain has. These discussions are alright but where is the action? Instead we just have pundits chewing the fat.
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  2630. The thing I like about this car is just how much of it is designed an manufactured in Britain. We are such fantastic inventors and mechanical engineers.
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  2631. Read the Talmud, specifically Sanhedrin, and it's rules on sexual conduct.
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  2632. Klaus Schwab boasted that Trudeau and Macron are both aligned with the WEF and that those countries are now captured by the WEF agenda.
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  2633. Didn't they take the knee and beg for mercy? Or maybe they ran away instead.
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  2634. It's solid wing and rain all July where I live, and it doesn't look like it will stop anytime soon. Must be the coldest July on record.
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  2635. Just an idea I have been cultivating. The films we see from Hollywood present dysfunctional versions of the future. The producers of these films see our appreciation of them as acceptance of that future. Once we have confirmed our acceptance those with the ability to bring that future about do so. Fight Club. A film about men's disappointment with their lives. Features a women who pretends to be a man who has had testicular cancer and a man who has grown breasts as a result of testicular cancer. Men becoming women, women becoming men. This is the present day.
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  2636. We don't have to wait for the licence fee to be scrapped. You can cancel your licence and deny them your money, just as long as you don't watch live TV (even other channels😵‍💫). Or as I like to put it: No TV = No Licence = No BBC
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  2637. If comparing the XKR to a Carrera was unfair because of the hp advantage, then it is unfair to compare the XKR to the 911 turbo, for the same reason. Why does it only work one way? Perhaps they should not have done any comparison.
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  2638. If we tolerate anything then we tolerate the intolerant. How do we make that work when the intolerant can seize power? It's a one-way street. Or should we only tolerate the tolerant?
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  2639. I went to Tommy's rally in Trafalga Square, London, days before the stabbing. In no way did he instigate the riots, how could he when it was before the stabbings? There was a church minister at the rally, we said The Lords Prayer, and I can away feeling profoundly peaceful and optimistic.
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  2640. Is the BBC in favour of a level playing field or not?
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  2641. If we have a cashless society then hackers (China) have the ability to block transactions and stop the economy.
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  2642. She can't really be leader twice. Maybe they are saving the best until last.
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  2643. Where I used to live, we had fighter jets flying low over the rooftops, using the area to train for dogfights. Now the Cold War is over, they fly Apache helicopters over the rooftops.
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  2644. The alternatives to centre left/right are not so extreme.
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  2645. Why doesn't JRE post links to the pages they find?
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  2646. In a parallel universe somewhere billions of people call themselves Ickeians.
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  2647. Only today I read the CO2 level has reached a new high - highest for 2 million years (if you believe that). Yet emissions have been down significantly for the last 2 months. Thing is there is 45 times as much CO2 dissolved in the sea than in the air. As the sea temperature increase CO2 comes out of solution. Any reduction in emissions will be replaced by CO2 coming out of the sea.
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  2648. Well Starman should learn not to duff up publicans in their own pub. Is it OK for politicians to have their goons physically assault citizens?
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  2649. 5:00 If a person can walk away when they see a person in a Burka or avert their eyes so as not to be offended then they could just as easily not read Boris's article in the Telegraph and not be offended. The Burka is worn because those who wear them distrust non believers.
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  2650. Take the audio from when he responds to the allegation and dub it over the video where he mouths the words. We will see which words fit the lip movements.
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  2651. There should be a context image, from which the make and model of the vehicle can be identified.
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  2652. Gain-of-function is performed so that we can spot pathogens before they occur naturally, and then defend against them. But the research is obviously risky. The risk is supposed to be worth it if we can find and stop pathogens in the lab before they happen in the wild. So where was the vaccine when covid struck? There was none. So we took the risk and there was no benefit. Quite the opposite, the very lab that did the research may have actually released a pathogen they were trying to apprehend. I don't see any benefit for the risk. Just stop gain-of-function!
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  2653. If, as the woke spokeswomen conveys, systems of oppressive power permeate everything, then those systems must permeate woke as well. And what is more oppressive than authoritarian system? It's just a troll by a bad comedian, they argue to end oppression, they have to be oppressive. Even Stevie Wonder can see the argument defeats itself.
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  2654.  @phYT01  If you start with brutalist architecture as your pinnacle then it’s not surprising that everything around it is terrible.
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  2655.  @JacksonNomad  The construction industry also has a financial gain to make from mass immigration.
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  2656. But what happens when it is generally understood that USA funded the research at the Wuhan lab? Many of us knew this right from the start of CoVid.
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  2657. 7 for styling is a bit stingy. Something as unique, minimal and futuristic deserves nothing less than 8. If that gets a 7 then I hope you never give any 911 derivative more than a 6 because they all look the same and have looked the same for 50 years.
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  2658. I really like Gordon Murray's holistic approach to design and engineering.
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  2659. It took 40 years to turn the EU into what it is now. How naive to think it can be reversed in a couple of years.
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  2660. If this policy is followed, not eating meat, then we will not be able to support the current population. That is how billions of people will die. Through starvation, not climate change. If all we eat is vegetables, then there is not enough arable land to grow it all. Firstly, nutrients from plants are not as bioavailable to us as from meat, so you have to grow and eat more. Secondly, you can't grow crops on the side of a hill. So if we do not use that land for grazing cattle, then we will have to use the arable land even more intensively and ramp up the amount of pesticides and fertiliser used. More land is taken up by monocultures, killing all the bees and other insects. Killing mice, rabbits, starving owls of their diet, swallows of their insect diet. More fertiliser leaching into the waterways and causing algae blooms that take all the oxygen out of the water and kill the fish. Pasture land does not require pesticides or fertiliser for cattle to graze on it. Meadows can grow a multitude of wild plants, insects can thrive, then birds and bats that feed on them. Birds of prey can feed on the rodents. The cattle naturally fertilise the soil and bring biodiversity. It's a beautiful way of using the land that works with nature rather than against it. But if we do follow the advice of the UN we will have to intensively farm the arable land otherwise there will not be enough food and people will starve.
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  2661. My bro had one of these, in black. It was an ex-show car, only had a few miles on the clock when he bought it for a fraction of the original price. He should never have sold it.
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  2662. I generally agree that we need to boycott this but at the same time I think the life we knew before is unlikely to return simply because to fight the movement is to be a dissident. We will have to be happy with being a dissident.
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  2663. How do we know the vaccines were identical between studies?
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  2664. You can expect more of this. When the state runs everything it always fails. That's why everyone starves under communism and once we have UBI that's effectively what we are living under.
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  2665. Up until recently businesses were motivated by profit and loss. Then the left got their ideas on ethical business through so businesses are no longer pursuing objective profit. Instead they are guided by subjective socio-political criteria. That’s the root of the problem here.
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  2666. It appears hating men being united is the order of the day.
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  2667. How can we share data with the world when the NHS are ignoring the people who have had vaccination side effects?
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  2668. Ever looked into the Great Fire of London 1666?
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  2669. CO and CO^2 in, O^2 out. I would have been asking where did the C go?
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  2670. 12:10 Could not believe what I was hearing until he said Humberside.
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  2671. @Sam Black The Saxons like to think nothing existed here before them.
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  2672. @Mr Spoon I am happy to have been corrected on that.
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  2673. Looks like a knock-off Range Rover. An old one, that has be stretched.
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  2674. Tedros was China's candidate for WHO director general. To sign overriding health policy over to the WHO is to put China in control of policies that will cripple all China's adversaries. It is to surrender to China.
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  2675. During the first round of house arrest, it was apparent that everyone in a community goes to the supermarket. It follows that the staff are at the greatest risk of contracting CoVid. So I asked a Tesco worker if they knew anyone who worked at the supermarket who had contracted CoVid, and they said no one. If they cannot wreck businesses because people are not contracting CoVid, then they have to find a new way of doing it. The NHS app is that way. Public sector is fine and the largest private businesses will be fine because they are in bed with the government who make sure the competition disappears. They allow Costa Coffee and McDonalds to stay open while the little man goes to the wall. Klaus Schwab has said the Chinese model is the way forward. This is how they want it, total state control.
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  2676. People don't have time for their kids because they are too busy working.
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  2677. 100% agree. How far have we sunk that a government would even propose such a thing?
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  2678. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  2679. And because the battery is a significant portion of the price, a smaller battery equals a cheaper vehicle. Ironic that Lotus went completely against their credo, and produced a heavy SUV.
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  2680. Isn't Russian and Putin a bit of a distraction? Surely it's all about China.
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  2681. It's no surprise they are worried about letting Californians in. If they vote Democrat then another state will fall. Maybe that's the Democrat plan. Run a state down so far that everyone leaves and takes their voting habits with them so that the next state falls and they fuck that up as well. Like a wave of shit rolling across the country.
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  2682. @_Richard_F___ Yes
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  2683. I am more concered about the hundreads of people jumping up and down on them every solstice and equinox.
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  2684.  @LeroxYT  Those stones are still solid. They are not going to fall apart in the near future through some power paint being thrown on them.
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  2685. Just publish all the names.
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  2686. Are there two opposing forces at play here? Rockerfella wants to depopulate, remove undesirable genes, and he has programs to sterilise Africa but not nations of European descent. Yet the nations of European origin are now opening their doors to migrants from the nations that Rockerfella deems undesirable. Seems contradictory. Furthermore the depopulation program has spread to European nations, is that because of the migration of undesirables? It will only serve to extinguish the European people because as they fail to reproduce, the numbers are replaced by migrants.
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  2687. I'm sure broadcasters around the world are envious of the BBC. Envious that they can charge people money regardless of whether they watch the channel or not. That's a scam even the mafia are envious of.
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  2688. This must be the price for the comment about Putin.
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  2689. Once the pubs go the breweries will be the next hit. Supermarket sales will be the only thing that keeps them going. With no breweries will pubs ever return?
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  2690.  @jamesl5149  I have read about iron batteries, but they are for large-scale storage, not mobile storage.
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  2691.  @jamesl5149  There are many types of batteries and the technology is advancing. Some automotive batteries do not even use Lithium, but regardless they all contain elements at different ends of the galvanic scale. Lithium, cobalt, nickel, iron. Copper is currently skyrocketing, and I don't think there is really enough copper to give everyone an electric vehicle.
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  2692. The suspension must be firm if it is worse than an M series BMW because they are abysmal.
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  2693. They need to loose do they? So that Labour can get in and do even worse? Who's side is Nigel on now?
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  2694. 16:40 'Populism of the worst kind' 10 years in prison for desecrating a war memorial is exactly what we doing. It is a deterrent. If that's longer than a rapist gets then the penalty for rape should be longer!
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  2695. Would seem very sensible for LF to be head of WTO given that Britain is now 100% dedicated to free trade. Exactly what a trade organisation should be looking for.
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  2696. If the inquiry is conducted properly, then I think we know what the verdict will be. So if we assume that inquiry has already been done and the verdict has been published, what would the next step be? That should be the question. What do we do about it?
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  2697. I think they have soiled themselves with storming capitol hill. Could very well be a false flag to impeach Trump so he can never run for a second term.
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  2698. Come on the biggest quirk of the 911 is that they insist on putting the engine in the wrong place. No one puts the engine at the back. Even the second gen VW Beetle put the engine in the front. And there is a reason for this - quirky handling. Slow down at the wrong moment and the rear wheels will overtake the front wheels. Then there is the lift caused by shaping the vehicle like a wing. So they add a spoiler but then the front wheels come off the ground at higher speeds so they used to put weights in the front to keep the wheels on the ground. Now they have this trick 4 wheel steering - trick is it needs it because the front wheels are no on the ground. That door doesn't sound too good either. Has a tinny ring to it.
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  2699. Pathogens can be transmitted directly into the body through the eyes.
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  2700. The magnetic North Pole is moving at an increasing rate
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  2701. Why should Reform stand down their candidates? It is ultimately for the voters to judge the candidate, and the voter should not be denied the voter that choice.
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  2702. Wear a mask and display your submission. If facial recognition cameras can identify you then you are not a submissive.
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  2703. They are doing nothing wrong. The criminals are the authorities. ULEZ is not about clean air, it’s not about tax, it’s about destroying the economy and people’s businesses. It’s about bringing this country down.
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  2704. I think this at least partly accounts for why the BAME category have apparently higher CoVid rates. Lower vitamin D levels.
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  2705. My very old acquaintance from way back told me how he forgot his mask when going to the supermarket so he blagged one that an attractive women was wearing who was leaving (he has all the luck with the women). How about that? Wearing someone else used mask! What times we live in 😂🤣🤪
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  2706. I struggle to call him friend these days because he was indoctrinated into the school of climate change. The narrative is that the population is too high so naturally he is all in favour of CoVid all the paraphernalia that goes with it like vaccines because he is all in favour of depopulation. He's so naive he thinks when they start sending people to gulags he will be one of the chosen few who remain to live in the lap of luxury rather than be classified as a useless eater.
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  2707. People like you happened.
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  2708. This must have happened before in some civilisation. Can we learn something from history by which we can prevail? Or do societies only fail once this leadership take hold?
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  2709. They really need to stand firm. The government cannot afford to lose 60K health staff if we are in a pandemic.
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  2710. The tv world has companies that just offer a transmission service for any channel who pays and is within the law. Again the IT world will go the same way. The market is there. The final pinch point is the ISP. Can always block sites from the ISP.
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  2711. If head gaskets fail that consistently and then work reliably once fixed, then why did they not just fit them twice in the factory? 🤪😄
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  2712. If you take the 19% that the polls suggest Reform have and you add to that the 18% that the Conservatives have, then Reform have 37%. If Conservative voters think they can prevent a Labour goverment by voting Conservative, then they are wrong, they will hand Labour a victory. If instead of voting Conservative they vote Reform, then Reform will be neck and neck with Labour, and have a real chance of winning outright. Labour and the globalists know we are onto them. They know this is their final opportunity to destroy this country. This is the last chance saloon, we have to prevent a Labour government, and the only to do so is to defeat them in this election. The time is now.
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  2713. I think I have always had it to some degree. We lived near a Cold War air force base, and the jets used to fly over the house so low I could see the pilots. They were loud. But that lead to only slight hissing. For about the last 15 years or so, it has been worse. I made it worse by learning to play electric guitar (still learning) and listening to music too loud. I remember when it started. I woke up in the night to the sound of someone tearing up a newspaper. Well, there was no one there, it was the tinnitus. I read it does come from hearing damage, but the brain tries to fill in what is missing from the hearing range. It's like a phantom limb. I try this and that, a vitamin, or listening to noise at just the right pitch. But nothing has worked. Luckily, it is not too bad. The other thing I noticed is that it is louder when I wake up in the morning. I think it is that there is increased blood flow to the brain when you are dreaming. I also get something called exploding head syndrome, an imaginary loud noise while dreaming that wakes you up. I wonder if the two are related.
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  2714. If we have no cash and banks have the ability to close accounts arbitrarily, then we will have slavery. It will not be possible to pay people who have no account.
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  2715. The Bristol hum
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  2716. Who is stupider, Von Der Leyen, or the person who believes her? She thinks if Germany stops buying oil and gas from Russia then Russia will sell it for more to someone else??? If Germany stops buying, then demand goes down, prices go down when there is less demand, not up. If Russia could get more from another country, they would be selling it to them now, and Germany would have to pay even more to secure some.
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  2717. People really need to use their own brain a bit more. If a person was released from hospital with CoVid the then first person who needs to ask themselves a question is the person culpable for releasing the patient. What do they expect? Is everyone supposed to ask Boris what decision to make on every occasion? Expecting other people to make everything ok, not going to work is it.
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  2718. Sadiq won because he is Muslim and his brethren will vote only for him, along with alot of idiots. It's not racist to ask why, but it would be better to stop using the language of the woke. Instead say ehtnocentric. The migrants will only vote for their own ethenticity. If you want to tranlate that back to woke, it means the immigrants are racist.
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  2719. Seems obvious to me that the post-modernist obsession with oppression is internally contradictory. They are the oppressors. To draw out this internal contradiction we must excercise our right under the law of Starmer to cause him distress, and then demand that he defends that right, and pay us redress. If he really is commited to this post-modernist nonsense, then he has to show it. Reducto ad absurdum.
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  2720. Of they have been given immunity, they have the same protection in America. How long before they decide not to test any products before selling them. In IT it's called beta testing, i.e. ship it and let the customers find the faults. But if they are going to behave that way then they will lose trust.
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  2721. If we had built up that immunity instead of locking down then we would be better prepared for the winter. The government have just stored up the problem for the worst part of the year.
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  2722. Labour haven't liked their northern voters for 30 years. They just don't hide it anymore.
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  2723. What’s the odds on sajid javids brother being Dick’s replacement? A likely outcome I think considering he is second in command.
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  2724. Who's king rat? Who's the last trans standing?
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  2725.  @GodsOwnPrototype  They are an army of people with BS jobs.
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  2726. So the farmers have 10 years to pay the tax do they? Well the media did not tell us that until now yet it musthave been known all along. Is this an excercise in drip feeding us the relevant information so that we come around to accepting this tax? I'm still with the farmers.
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  2727. You can't tail gate and call this a proper test. Most of the energy used is overcoming wind resistance. When you tail gate the car in front is overcoming that resistance and the car behind is getting a free ride.
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  2728.  @georgiaraynes1421  Yes I know, I received free school meals when I was at school as well. I mean the recent policy.
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  2729.  @georgiaraynes1421  I just think Labour make a mockery of parliament. They opposed free school meals when Cameron brought them back. Why would they oppose that? They appear to blindly oppose anything.
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  2730. If Tony Blair wants to continue governing Britain, then he should not have stepped down.
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  2731. If the definition of British is diluted to mean nothing, it makes it easier to assimilate, because there is nothing to object to. But the meaning of assimilation is equally diluted.
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  2732. I commented on this very channel only 6 days ago that Elon should donate to Reform. Then Reform can ditch the Muslim donor. Ask a ye shall receive.
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  2733. No TV = No Licence = No BBC
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  2734. He has more chance of catching it here than in India. As of today 326 cases per million UK. India 0.9
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  2735. The door doesn't fit or maybe it's not closed properly. 7:15, 8:18. The other side is ok 8:40.
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  2736.  @JeffVader  My local B&Q
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  2737. I spoke to a new Policeman who said they wouldn't give him a job until he got a degree. He did a sports science related subject.
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  2738. What they didn't tell you is that the blades are a sandwich of glass fibre and a core material - they are not hollow. That core material is in early cases at least, balsa wood. Furthermore the turbines made in the 90s are coming to the end of their lives and have to be taken down. But the blades are not recyclable so they are putting them in landfill.
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  2739. The car might be up-to-date but that sweater.. Leather elbow pads..
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  2740. Football gets a lot of flack from the left. Accusations of systemic racism etc. Its a victim of it's own success in that so many people from both sides of the social and political spectrum follow football, including the woke. But what just occurred to me is tha the woke football supporters still favour their team over others, they do still have a sense of in group loyality. Maybe we can try to extend their loyality, or at least repect our loyality to our wider group, the nation.
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  2741.  @jamesmason8436  Yes ok, but I use them as an example because they succeeded the Saxons. The Saxons did very little IMO. But doesn't our monarch descend from William?
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  2742.  @jamesmason8436  And Anglo-Saxon rule ended in 1066. So why are we still calling ourselves Anglo-Saxon? They had about 600 years of rule, and it ended almost 1000 years ago. They contributed somewhat to our history, but they left very little in the way of artefacts, they did very little outside England. Common law must be their biggest contribution. Law by consent, well I think that is weak anyway. They gained England by a combination of force and deceit, so by their own code it is unlawful. So do they follow the law of might is right? Well, they lost fair and square in 1066.
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  2743.  @xotan  And the Anglo-Saxons did not speak English. Look at the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles. Written during the reign of Alfred The Great, but not in English. If you want to read it in English, then you will have to read a translation - to English.
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  2744. The account I heard said the first fire was not put out. The wind picked up and spread it.
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  2745. The left put the well being of people genetically different to themselves first, because their own genes are no good.
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  2746. @Liam 1  you wear the second one inside out
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  2747. I don't yet see any way out of the dystopian nightmare that is creeping into being.
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  2748. All the lies that plague the English speaking world, woke, transgender, CO2 emissions, multiculturalism, all come from America. And this is just another in a long series of increasingly ridiculous lies. A lie that comes out of the American military so that they can con us into giving them money to defend against a non-existant threat. Just watch Ronald Reagan's speeches on extraterrestrials, how he advised to unite the world against a common enemy, one that does not exist.
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  2749. Is he talking in code to agents in the field?
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  2750. @ Who are you addressing this comment to?
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  2751. I wonder if Klutin is worried about this. Is a senile old man less of a threat because he cannot organise a country any more than he can control his bladder, or more of a threat because he is unpredictable?
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  2752. He is the great great great .... great grandson of Jonah
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  2753. What do these migrants expect to do if they manage to force their way into Poland? Or to put it another way, how can you claim to seek refuge in a country if you have to fight your way into it? Surely you are in danger, not refuge.
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  2754. The switch and bait tactic that Sabrine criticises, and rightly so, is exactly the criticism you could levy against any theory that is shown to contradict observation. Instead of being discarded, it is said to be incomplete and amended. Lambda, dark matter.
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  2755. How much does property development contribute to Chinas GDP?
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  2756. And there goes the great Steve Bray.
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  2757. The only thing governments are guaranteed to be successful at, is ballsing things up.
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  2758. If you take the 19% that the polls suggest Reform have and you add to that the 18% that the Conservatives have, then Reform have 37%. If Conservative voters think they can prevent a Labour goverment by voting Conservative, then they are wrong, they will hand Labour a victory. If instead of voting Conservative they vote Reform, then Reform will be neck and neck with Labour, and have a real chance of winning outright. Labour and the globalists know we are onto them. They know this is their final opportunity to destroy this country. This is the last chance saloon, we have to prevent a Labour government, and the only to do so is to defeat them in this election.
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  2759.  @m_k3114  That's partly my point, the whole city of Bristol started as a Saxon slave market where they sold the Britons. So yes I guess you are right that the Britons I refer to here are no doubt decedents of Anglo-Saxons and also Normans. But the point I'm trying to make is that people in this country have been exploited as well.
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  2760. @Sofie Dunbar I think I will.
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  2761.  samia elmi  Well if you let it happen to your neighbour then it will happen to you next.
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  2762.  @amgeneralbuilding  When it is open there are plenty of black musicians playing in Colston Hall a few steps from the statue. It was built on the proceeds of slavery. Ironically the statue was not!
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  2763.  samia elmi  And this subjugation that is still going on now, do you know people who are enslaved or subjugated? Zero hour contracts?
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  2764.  @BillBiggs1  Lol, that's an unforeseen consquence.
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  2765.  @BillBiggs1  The plaque is in a museum. Museums do not celebrate the past they just preserve it. I don't think we should forget our past however bad we might think it is now. And it's not to celebrate that part of history either. It's more that we should remember not to do that again.
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  2766.  samia elmi  In favour of segregation as well? Because you do see it as your group and other groups.
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  2767.  @m_k3114  You know it's not really true that English are all Anglo-Saxons. First the Anglo-Saxons did not entirely replace the Britons, it's something they like people to think so they can claim dominance. And what are they talking about anyway? The Normans invaded 900 years ago and sorted them out. DNA research shows there are people in Cheddar with the same DNA as the Cheddar man who is about 9000 years old - long before the Saxons. Do you think this Anglo-Saxon propaganda prevailed before Saxe-Coburg and Gotha or the House of Hanover? I know who the Stuarts descended from and they were not Anglo-Saxons.
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  2768.  @ebojfmdboojoh4023  I can't verify they were British other than their names are British. If you can only find evidence of one child slave brought here then that would support the theory but on the other hand it is well known that slaves were brought here and kept in the basements of those house to be used as servants.
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  2769.  samia elmi  Do you see the contradiction in your position? You ask people to accept that black lives matter but have no care for anyone else. If I took the same stand as you I would have to say that black lives matter nothing to me.
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  2770.  MD  Yeah, I'm Bristol is very interested in hiding its past.
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  2771. @MD  Of the indigenous Briton by the Anglo-Saxon
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  2772. With end of the Convservative party run, surely this is the best moment for Reform.
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  2773. I always used to like the name Datsun, even though it sounds like a manufacturer of rust buckets. It's got a kind of working class charm to the name.
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  2774. Ironic that the Saxons used the word for 'foreigner' to describe the indigenous Britains.
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  2775. Texas is a big place, you can hide a lot of bodies there.
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  2776. 5:40 The nit picking is now off the scale. The things you are finding are soooo trivial it only serves to indicate what a fantastic car this must be.
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  2777. Didn't SBC recently pull an Epstein?
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  2778. When asked why the southeast gets the lions share of investment he cites Somerset as an area in need of investment, but Somerset is in the southwest. So again, why is the southeast getting the most investment?
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  2779. What did I say only a couple of days ago? Ask and ye shall receive. Now Nigel and Reform can say goodbye to that Muslim donor and do what he should do and oppose Islam.
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  2780. Later on he responds to the allegation and speaks the two possible phrases. Not difficult to take those two audio clips and dub them onto the video of where he mouths the words. One will fit, the other will not.
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  2781. No TV = No Licence = No BBC
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  2782. The kids are not responsible for the mess they are in. Their brainwashing started at infants school, and was perpetrated by the generation before them, and theirs by the generation before them.
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  2783. They are people with no talents. As I see it individualism is basically a result of opportunity cost. If we specialise in something we can produce more in that field than we consume. We can produce a surplus for others and that makes us valuable to society. Society can achieve more in every field if we have specialists. People with no talent want to be unique to attain a higher position in society. That's it. But the people pushing this perversion of the individual are communists who want equality. Communists don't like people who can achieve more than others due to greater skill. It makes others envious until they demand that the state honours the promise that people will be equal under communism. The state cannot give everyone more, so instead they prevent talented people achieving more than others. This is the failure of communism. If you prevent the talented from reaching their full potential then they cannot supply a surplus and people starve.
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  2784. We are more than computers.
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  2785. Why is an MP being judged by other MPs at all? The judges are either in the same party as the accused, and therefore in favour of finding the accused not guilty, or in a different party, and therefore have an interest in finding them guilty. I believe impartiality to be firstly, impossible to prove, and secondly, impossible. Do I need to reason why we cannot rely on the integrity of MP's? Surely the judge of MPs behaviour should be the people.
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  2786. After 1066, William the Conqueror invited some people over who would had no reservations about charging interest to people not of their lineage, the Church on the other hand, would not allow the charging of interest. The money lenders did well but after a few hundred years the people were up to their eyeballs in debt and could not afford to raise families. Edward I expelled the money lenders, and they did not like it. One of them paid for Cromwell's revolution on the proviso that Cromwell let them back into England. He won and they set up the BoE.
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  2787. So why isn't the IPace in the lineup?
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  2788. Oh what a good idea, blame yourselves. Then the real culprits have a scapegoat and it turns the next generation against their parents. Two birds, one stone.
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  2789. But this was all known right from the start. Obama moved the research over to China.
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  2790. It's not just America they want to remake, it's the whole world. That's why the same policies are across all countries that fall under UN WEF WTO WHO IMF BIS These are the organs of world government.
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  2791. Problem is that science has become politicised and some fields are practically a religion. Power brings corruption.
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  2792. Britain used to be mainly forest, even up to WWII. I met a veteran who told me after WWII people just started cutting down the forests. The reason is that we did not have enough arable land to produce food and we had to rely on food from the continents. 2 years into WWI and the German u-boats had sunk every vessel. We had no ammunition and no food. We had lost. The Americans turned everything around. But following that people must have decided we needed to be self sufficient. If we go back to being dependent on the continent, we are done for.
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  2793. Islam still socially conservative. Woke will never go against Islam. Therefore only followers of Islam will be exempt from woke. Woke is a ploy to push people to Islam or be a ridiculous freak.
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  2794. Have you seen the gold plated ones?
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  2795. It does appear thatEuropeans have a well developed sense of guilt. I wonder if that stems from Christianity.
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  2796. The new logo and channel name is better than West Monster. That old logo looked like the square and compass logo of the freemasons.
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  2797. The guy is a thug. Just look at how he has operated. Staged a coup to oust the elected leader , and now he goes around whacking his opponents. He’s behaves like the ruler of a banana republic.
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  2798.  @davebritton7648  I don't mind.
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  2799. Why don't the Israelis buy all the land from the Palestinians? Then the Palestinians could set up in a different country. We might have some peace.
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  2800. But the people developing this technology do believe that memories are stored in the brain. If they are doing this to achieve immortality, i.e. a new body whenever required, then I can see four options. They either copy their memories into a robot, or they implant their memories into another human body. Or they copy their memories to a computer and from that computer they remotely control another human body or a robot. Implants into peoples brains that can read and write to the body and have a StarLink connection would give them the ability to essentially posses any of those people.
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  2801. This story about aliens has been ramping up for years. America accussing China, China accussing America. Sounds like a third party is stirring up a conflict. Who could that be, who would stir up a war between two rivals?
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  2802. So 'white flight' is adaptive.
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  2803. You've caught on, good
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  2804. Black voice
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  2805. https://themostdangerousmen.wordpress.com/2018/12/16/how-to-ensure-a-brexit/?blogsub=confirming#blog_subscription-3
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  2806. The women is basically upset that she is a tax payer and receives not benefits. Instead she pays the benefits of the drop outs and drug addicts. All tax payers can sympathise with that but her solution is wrong. She wants some benefits as well. The solution is cut the benefits of those who won't pay in.
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  2807. They had a policy of unmeans tested benefits in the last years of Rome.
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  2808. How about this for an idea: Before raising taxes to pay for the covid mistake, how about they go after the £4B that fraudsters have stolen.
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  2809.  @1957hackie  I'm referring to the £4.3B in CoVid bounce back loans that Rishi Sunak has written off.
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  2810.  @aubreystreeter9641  It's true, they are not Conservatives and I don't see any credible alternative. I also don't think Nigel has any bullets left to fire unless he is serious about winning a general election, that's why BP is not a credible alternative unless they are seriously aiming at seats in parliament.
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  2811.  @aubreystreeter9641  Maybe so.
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  2812.  @aubreystreeter9641  I could hardly do that, I used to be a member.
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  2813.  @aubreystreeter9641  I was saying on another post that I think we are over represented now with BP, UKIP, Regain Party and English Democrats. No doubt there are differences in policy and aim of these parties but we need to stand together or split the vote and defeat ourselves.
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  2814.  @aubreystreeter9641  Someone on another thread did point out that PR leads to indecisive government. Theresa May's government in coalition with the DUP was the perfect example of this and I remember I recognised the problem at the time. It got to the point where there didn't appear to be anyway forward. Complete stalemate. I'm just saying all these systems have their own inherent problems.
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  2815.  @aubreystreeter9641  We should look at every alternative but we don't have to follow.
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  2816. Why are the American authorities drugging children and bringing them across the boarder, then putting them in mass detention camps? Is this where the missing children of Lahaina are?
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  2817. Deep Fakes, talking into the mirror methinks.
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  2818. Doesn't look like Truss can prop up the Conservative party after all. Hasta La Vista.
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  2819. Taking GBNews head-on. At least she shaves her pits.
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  2820.  @robertdurham7480  Everyone was talking about the 77th Brigade
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  2821. Sorry, but who else thinks this is a load of boring shit now? I've been thinking it for a while but not said. Let's face it, we have seen this happening for the last 10-15 years. All we have is corruption and whiny talking heads with their outrage. But nothing happens. Nothing was happening last year, the year before, the year before... Nothing will happen next year, or the next year...
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  2822.  @anthonywilliams9852  Could very well have been exaggerating, but that is particuarly bad judgement in an interview about a conspiracy.
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  2823. I wonder if someone could do a captain crunch style hack on the cloud servers via their echo?
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  2824. I think this division between left and right is useless. It does not explain what I see in society now. The behaviours detailed here are being acted out by those who claim to be anti-facist, or ecologists. Climate change is an existential threat, they say. This speech is just a lot of old rhetoric, unless the speaker can recognise that the aforementioned are the fascists. What occurs to me is that yesteryears fascists and today’s both try to draw people into a single group against an enemy, in this case the enemy is the developed world.
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  2825. That is a good idea.
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  2826. The Ferrari looks quite retro.
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  2827. Have understood this correctly? The met police cannot find the chemical attacker, and when they search the river for his body, they instead find two others that are not related and they were not looking for. Exactly what have the police been doing reacently for bodied to go into the river unnoticed?
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  2828. Are we shortly going to read about a certain doctor looking for new employment?
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  2829. The magnetosphere is weakening because the magnetic poles are moving. They have been moving at an increasing rate for the last 70 years. They are now moving at a rate of 30 miles per year. When the magnetosphere weakens, we receive more solar radiation and the atmosphere warms. When we were recently hit by a solar flare, the expansion of the warmed atmosphere was so great that the gravitational pull was enough to bring down 40 of Elon Musk's low earth orbit satellites.
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  2830. I appreciate the videos, but when on a sinking ship, debating how it happened should be left until you are on dry land. Right now we need to talk about how to stay alive.
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  2831.  @ezicarus8216  ride a bike
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  2832. A top criminal defence lawyer says almost all of my clients who have been politicians have been Democrats. What does that tell you about Democrat politicians? Priceless.
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  2833.  @mvmallinson  'defended the appalling Volvo Sat Nav in my DBS as being perfectly good enough'. Good enough is not better or even equal to the products from his brethren. Can never be competitive, always less than.
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  2834. I worked in Bristol doing pension management, insurance. Couldn't stand it, and I work in an office. People have varied personalities, interests, skills and intelligence, so there will always be people to support a range of industries. We need to be energy independent and rebuild manufacturing and engineering. It's not the only thing we need, but it is one of the things we need.
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  2835. Maybe this is really between Zia Yusuf and Ben Habib. They are both of Muslim descent, maybe Zia wants to remove Ben due to an Islamic difference. I can't see it is really anything else. Nobody seemed to have an issue with Ben until now and they removed him when Zia came forward with money.
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  2836.  @christinarichie6171  Don't do that then. I have panniers for that kind of thing.
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  2837.  @missplainjane3905  I assume you mean how to get internet in the possible dystopian future, isn't starlink your best option? But even that I don't see lasting long. Going to have to live without it eventually.
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  2838.  @missplainjane3905  How I get internet now is irrelevant. If you want to know how to get internet in your country, then there are a few options: Internet service provider via telecoms cables, mobile phone, public wifi, starlink, but I don't know which ones will be possible in your country.
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  2839. Have you not seen Clarkson Island?
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  2840. @Simon Templar Films I assume that by 'returning fire' you mean that Ukrainian forces are returning fire. But again we don't see any, and if they were at ground level then they would be firing through the crowd. Whoever is firing is not hitting anyone. And if there are Ukrainian forces returning fire then why are the Russian forces so casual? Where does the dog barking sound towards the end come from? Because there is no dog in the video, so is it owned by whoever is videoing this?
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  2841. Did Starmer have to lick the road clean with is tongue?
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  2842. 12:39 If I press this button here... The whole panel moves because it's held in place by jelly. No song and dance about how it's not screwed together very well? But of course, it's not British, so let's just ignore that and talk about Teutonic build quality.
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  2843. I wonder if this will be used to promote CBDC? You could argue that if the transactions can be scrutinised by the CB, then where deposits come from can be verified. You could also argue that the CB does not operate commercially, they not have to think about their reputation because they have no competitors. Of course it would be out of the frying pan and into the fire, because the CB has even more power, and operates on its own terms.
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  2844. The reason why Porsche buck the trend is the same reason why people will buy a dog turd as long as it has a BMW badge on it. As for the future I am in the same camp as the guy who said it will become difficult to get fuel in future. People will move to electrification. Demand for fuel will drop, producers will pull out of the market. Fuel will become a niche product and will go up in price - very high. The all fossil fuel cars will become museum pieces. Sad but I think that is what will happen.
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  2845.  @Number27  There's a good 10 years left easily.
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  2846.  @david______9500  Diesel might last longer for agricultural use, HGVs and yachts. But the comparison with leaded fuel is stop on. I would give it about the same time frame. When most of the cars on the road are in the scrapyard and there are only electric cars left then there's no turning back. I suppose it really depends on how long before the electric infrastructure is adequate.
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  2847. What was the benefit of gain-of-function research? It's a massive risk that a virus will escape, but surely that risk is supposed to be greatly offset by getting a head start on such viruses? So why did a vaccine not come sooner? Did China have a vaccine and that's why they were apparently not badly affected? Why am I the only person asking this?
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  2848. When cycling, the position in the road is important, too far in to the left and cars tend to overtake when there is barely enough room to do so. This squeezes the cyclist into the gutter, where there are potholes, sunken drain covers, debris etc. Too far to the right (as the changes suggest) and you risk being hit from behind by faster traffic, quiet roads, around bends in the road. I think about the right place is where the left wheel of a car would be. The change seems to defeat itself. It proposes a cyclist rides in the middle of the lane, so they are more visible, until traffic is about, then they should move in to the left. If there is no traffic about, then you don't need to ride in the centre of the lane because there is nobody to see you.
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  2849.  @nighttrain1236  I think cycling in the middle around blind corners is as sure a way to get run over as taking the left-hand lane on a roundabout when you want to take the second exit.
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  2850.  @nighttrain1236  I take your point. I'm not sure if there is a best option. The speed of the approaching vehicle is a large factor. If you are to the left, then they have more ability to go around you, but are less able to slow down because they will see you later. In the middle of the lane and they have no ability to go around, so you are at the mercy of their reaction time and brakes.
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  2851. I know Ed likes Iron Maiden, maybe this will be a tonic for his ailment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9H0RQLfkGMM
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  2852. Good idea to have a segment like this.
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  2853. But what was Trump's deal with the Taliban?
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  2854. Have you ever done a video about the Porsche Taycan that caught fire while charging and burned the owner garage down?
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  2855. All of the western world is squeezed. We were forced to spend beyond our means during covid on thing we did not need, and now we cannot spend on what we do need.
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  2856. These conversations are revolving around behaviour being hardwired Ora social construct. I dare say there are elements of both. But the social construct argument is that of the left, and it has been used to take us to the present mess we are in. I argue there is as much reason to end the life of a hardwired criminal as the socially influenced. We don’t want the the defective procreating.
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  2857.  @Robert-j6r8c  It's better by about every measure than the Audi.
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  2858. And can bet his brother will get the top job at the met.
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  2859. There is an argument that Britain’s motivation behind the abolition of slavery was economic. But the argument is that other European nations were making big profits from slavery, and if we abolished slavery around the world, then we would be depriving our competitors of their income.
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  2860. They've been driving around in cars for the last 10 years! You never see them siphon gas out of a tank and all the gas would have evaporated anyway in the first 3 months. The plot is the same over and over again. They take over some settlement, kill all the inhabitants then they are victims of a larger group. They have a war, rinse repeat.
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  2861.  Andrew Balletto  I agree it is far from perfect but it could be worse. We have to keep on making it better.
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  2862. All the lies that plague the English speaking world, woke, transgender, CO2 emissions, multiculturalism, all come from America. And this is just another in a long series of increasingly ridiculous lies. A lie that comes out of the American military so that they can con us into giving them money to defend against a non-existant threat. Just watch Ronald Reagan's speeches on extraterrestrials, how he advised to unite the world against a common enemy, one that does not exist.
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  2863. Using racial tensions to get support for a government. Isn't that page 1 of the Labour play book? Isn't that exactly what BLM is being used for? Just as America goes into campaign season and at the same time they can sew division here.
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  2864. What I want to know if where is the transgender representation in the Mona Lisa?
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  2865. Henry Kissenger was culpable (not responsible) for Cambodia. He ordered covert bombing of Cambodia for 5 years. Bombing a country that you have not declared war on is a war crime. Covert bombing by Kissenger pushed the Cambodians to support the Khmer Rouge and bring in the communist mass murderer, Pol Pot. Nixon was just his lacky and fall guy.
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  2866. Iain Callum talked about the rear haunch bulge recently to Bamford Rose. He seemed to regard it as a defining feature. But it does look a bit unresolved to me.
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  2867. 'If another Donald Trump comes back in the United States.' This person is delusional. Donald Trump did not start any wars, he was the most restrained president in recent years. Where do these people get this crap?
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  2868. Farage is a fake, and a traitor. He has sold his party out to a Muslim.
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  2869. Amazing that Jaguar quoted 4.5K to replace the headlamps when all it took was polishing. Don't they think their cars might sell better if they charged the proper amount for repairs?
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  2870. Sack that women who runs the Met.
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  2871.  Ioulum  They are really just two sides of the same mask.
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  2872.  @chaos3340  Come on man, that's the plot to E.T.
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  2873. If I was one of the people Biden abandoned, I would be coming after Biden.
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  2874. Not Just Bikes. The name of the local bike shop where I grew up. As for why the Finns can cycle in the winter? Studded tires maybe. They are compulsory on their car tyres.
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  2875. With the economies of scale argument, you are putting the onus on the purchasers to buy expensive cars until the sales have increased enough to warrant manufacturing enough to bring the price down. If all it takes to bring the price down is to produce more cars, then the manufacturer should simply make more. Then they will be cheap and people will buy them. Why should the purchaser drive momentum?
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  2876. @YesSir-ms3uk And what is your claim that it is Anglo-Saxon based on?
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  2877. @YesSir-ms3uk But what is your claim that England belongs to Anglo-Saxons?
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  2878. Dad had one of these. I liked it at the time. He said it was the only car he had ever had where the tyres lasted longer than the body.
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  2879. I had one early on, it didn't ring when people called me. The battery ran out after one call. Use an old Samsung XCover now with a standby life of a month.
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  2880. Who cares what Dorries does? Cancelling your TV licence requires no government intervention. Once you do that the BBC has no influence over you.
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  2881. What makes you think this isn't as good as a BMW or Mercedes?
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  2882. The WEF has published in one of their documents that they do not want anyone to use any more energy than the average Indian, or Ethiopian.
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  2883. Maybe those at the top have done all the war scenarios and see that we lose every one of them so they decided they have to bow down to survive.
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  2884. His assertion that there is nothing in democracy to pull out of a skid is false. Democracy is the process by which we avoid disaster. People can only rule for a length of time before an election happens and the people vote for what will benefit them the most. This brings rule by majority because if the majority do not benefit then we are in a disaster. The problem is where people try to prevent the mechanism from working. When Michael talks about democracy not working he is really talking about circumventing it so a minority can get their way. This really exemplifies the idiocy of people with this idea. His proposed solution is the very problem.
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  2885. I want to know what is it about more than 1500kgs of downforce that an amature driver could not handle?
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  2886. I heard San Fran Sicko.
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  2887. Two allies. A spies on B, and B spies on A, then they swap notes. Just like UK and US.
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  2888. I know what you mean
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  2889. What's she got against the battle of hastings? I think it's great we learn how Anglo-Saxon con artists got their dues.
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  2890. I said this narrative would be pushed. They have been ramping it up with the tic tac story. It's just another control mechanism. If aliens exist and they are superior to us then we have to follow their rules or fear the consequences. The problem is that science has made it difficult to follow the last control mechanism which is religion because a supernatural deity is not consistent with science. But aliens are consistent with science so it can be accepted.
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  2891. In some states they have more mail-in ballots than ballots that were sent out and more ballots sent out than ballots requested. What ore evidence do you need when there are more votes than registered voters?
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  2892. Its simple, democracy is a means to effect change peacefully. If the peaceful way is removed then there is in every way, no [peaceful] alternative for germany.
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  2893. Is Hunt the PM? How about Truss, the actual PM, sacks Hunt!
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  2894. Cut off their money. Loafers get back to work!
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  2895. If only you knew how difficult it is to read those license plates with a license plate recognition camera. Sunsets and palm trees... And that font that the state is written in. Not to mention its in red... Thing is the plate is only guaranteed unique in the state it is issued in (that's why the cameras have to be able to read the state as well). So if you have a plate issued in Montana for your car you drive in California then there may be someone else in California with the same plate. In this case you're unlikely to be mistaken for them but if they are involved in something illegal you might be mistaken for them.
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  2896. Where is ANTIFA recently? Noticably silent. If they come out in support of Palestine, then they they expose themselves as the fascists they really are.
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  2897. The people who don't like to lie have been saying that renewables are nonsense from their conception. What does renewable mean? You have to make new wind turbines every 30 years?
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  2898. All manufacturers are moving to direct sales, not just JLR. And Jaguar only sell about 60K cars per year. This is BS.
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  2899. And who came up with this 'doomsday clock'? How are they so certain that we are '90 seconds from midnight'? To be so certain they must have exact criteria. Whoever sets the criteria has the agenda. I can guess who it is, they are always there when you find the veil and pull it back.
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  2900. Looks just what I would expect a Rolls Royce SUV to look like. A vertically stretched RR. They all look like oversized slab sided fortresses to me with gun slits for headlights, surprised they even have windows.
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  2901. Kids must be growing up like plants that receive very little light. Twisted and awkward.
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  2902. Seems obvious to me that the left actively seek out this kind of person to do their bidding. Because they have something over them.
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  2903. Epstein's investment fund was obviously how he received blackmail money and other nefarious payments without attracting attention from the IRS.
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  2904. So Branson fuelled an airliner on coconut oil and it didn't work economically. So that's why people are being pushed high saturated fat coconut oil as a foodstuff, because so much was invested in coconut production and now there is no market for it.
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  2905. Australia has made a bold and great move with this. Well done. Europe is a bunch of snakes. They wanted to sell you 60 year out-of-date tech to waste your money while simultaneously rendering you to China.
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  2906. The woman doesn’t like the idea of there being a body and a you that is separate from the body, because it contradicts the idea that consciousness is just an illusion explained by chemicals in the brain. Is there any evidence that it’s all brain chemistry? Her view is actually left wing dogma. The idea that it’s all chemistry and society.
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  2907. Before the election, a pollster said that Trump had not won any wars and that would bring his chance of being reelected down. Trump didn't start any wars to lose. Biden on the other hand hasn't started any wars, yet still, he has lost one.
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  2908. If AI became self-sustaining then it would not need us. So it will still not save civilisation.
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  2909. IMO the division between people is between individualists and collectivists and it has its roots in hunter gathers. Men cannot give birth or rear an infant. Only women can do this. Therefore men have naturally specialised to hunt while women specialise to look after those too young, too old or too weak. Men go out an hunt. While doing so they live mostly by their own rules, some cooperation is required to take down large prey but they are more individualist. Those at a settlement rely on the hunters for food. Once the food is brought back it is divided up, the settlement operates as a collective and in order to maintain that collective there must be authority to enforce the division of food. Furthermore the people in the settlement know they must be given food because otherwise the settlement will fail so they have an intrinsic sense of entitlement. Fascism, socialism and communism are all collectivist.
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  2910. I was bought some. It's so expensive I don't know what to do with it.
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  2911. I can grow vegetables
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  2912. The GPGP is nonsense. A floating island of plastic the size of Texas? Why can't you see it in satellite photos? You can see a house in sateliite photos, but not a pile of waste the size of Texas? And when confronted with this anomaly the proponents changed their story to 'its micro plastic floating under the surface'. YEah, right. Like plastic turns into microplastic on contact with water. It does not. There should be an example of every state of decay. So where are the photos of it? There are none, All the photos we see are have land in them. They are the mouths of rivers or ports. I saw through this lie years ago and posted as above.
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  2913. What happens to the RIB they come across in? Confiscate them.
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  2914.  @KristofskiKabuki  That does make a difference then
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  2915.  @milkoansah-johnson8768  Everyone here knows that money made from crime is seized. That's what happens when banks pay fines. The money they gained illegally is taken. All stolen property is taken from thieves and returned to the owners where possible. Ad what about money gained while the activity was legal as in the case of slavery? How can you trust the law if you know the lawmakers will renege on their promise? As for those occidental societies, there were 4 parties involved in the slavery being discussed (again). Slaves, those who first took them as slaves and first sold them, traders who bought transported and sold, final owners who gained from their labour. The first owners were people of their neighbouring countries in Africa. The made hansom gains from capturing their fellow African and selling them. They sold them to anyone. The Arabs used to castrate them. Have they repaid their dues? The traders bought, transported and sold but did not work them. It feels like there is dues for the period between but it needs to be quantified. And more importantly all those directly involved are long dead. So who can be said to owe and who can claim they should receive? The final owners put the slaves to work and gained from their labour. But again all parties are dead. You can say those societies were in part built from slavery but today there is none and the descendants benefit from that society. And there is nobody in this country descended from slaves brought here. Everyone is here though their free will.
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  2916.  @milkoansah-johnson8768  1. I don't think this is entirely true. As I have said already countries such as Burkina Faso and Benin captured slaves and sold them, it's not controversial it is well documented. And slavery still goes on today. Africa has a history of it. Africans also captured Europeans and sold them as slaves. The Barbery coast trade. 3. Using reincarnation as an argument is laughable.
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  2917.  nedchil66  Can't argue with that.
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  2918. David Kurten is very possibly a better candidate than Laurence Fox. His last argument about taking skills from poorer countries is exactly the argument I was pushing about three years ago.
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  2919. I agree with Nigel on this stuff but his opinion on the CoVid 'crisis' I do not. Just look at how willing the government is to spend billions, no doubt borrowed money, to stop the country working! It's so easy for them to find the money for us to do nothing but destroy our economy and our own future. We are literally borrowing billions to destroy our own nation. Yet they won't spend a penny on the armed forces that protect us. They won't spend a penny on fixing the roads, policing, schools, hospitals, prisons. Nothing. They could have lend a mere 300M to the company in Whitby mining for fertiliser and it would have unlocked a 2B further loan to finish the mine. It would have reduced our trade deficit by 7% alone. Where is the value for money when we spend billions on doing nothing? Not only do we need answers we need to stop this here and now!
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  2920. Stephen Wolfram has ideas that the universe is a processor as well, and time is processor cycles to compute something irreducable.
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  2921. What so they can replace it with tax directly from government?
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  2922. This is the problem with decentralised government. In principle, it is has benefits, no doubt. But in the present political climate, it is easily exploited by the left to divide the country and capture parts in dictatorships.
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  2923. I have to ask, what was the deal Trump made with the Taliban before he lost office? The one where the Afghanistan government were not present.
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  2924. I understand that limited companies that subcontract can provide subitiute workers as well. Are Deliveroo couriers sole traders? Because it sounds like substitution has been extended.
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  2925. Just started a new job. In the organisation structure I am a ‘stakeholder’.
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  2926.  @ian5415  A house I owned was build from coal ash from the Drax plant. You take the ash, compress it into blocks and build structural walls from it. America calls is cinderblock.
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  2927.  @SashaNaronin  Yes, probably does have isotopes in it. I'm just saying there are uses for it.
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  2928. I read about it in late October 2019. I know this because I had a conversation about it with someone, and later we talked about Guy Fawkes night that is on November 4th and was approaching.
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  2929. No TV = No Licence = No BBC
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  2930. Tides can be predicted 100 years in advance. Tidal lagoons are both reliable and green. Greener than wind turbines. No concrete bases and no chopping up of birds. No waste blades, just some turbines that need servicing. Essentially just like a dam but feed by the tide rather than a river. And they provide a haven for fish to breed.
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  2931. 'I've got the horn for it' What an opening. That's a one liner worthy of an award.
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  2932.  @alexlake1243  This election is different. There is a watermark on the legitimate ballots that has an entry on a blockchain.
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  2933. And why were the Israelites scattered?
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  2934. Given they have a limited time to interview people, typically 20 minutes, you might think they would like the guess to get the majority of airtime. If they just want to use a program as a platform for their own agenda then why not stand as a politician?
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  2935. Cancelling you TV licence was my idea, about10 years ago now. It is working, but we need more now. My other comment may give you ideas.
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  2936. It wasn't just Aphex Twin.
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  2937. They will come round to your house knock on your door, tell you that you have CoVid and put you in quarantine. Disappearing people. How naive must you be to believe this shit? Even with the bungling Shipmans of the NHS you still have a 96% chance of surviving CoVid if you get it. Twice as many people die of smoking a year.
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  2938. The Biden Bot is malfunctioning again.
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  2939. Got to remember that woke has infected the courts now. Any attempt to fire people for imposing critical race theory will be met with resistance from the courts. We might have to start there.
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  2940. I saw him on stage supporting Elvis.
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  2941. Child spies - there's another reason not to have children. All about the depopulation by any means they can.
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  2942. The great fire of London? What a ridiculous argument.
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  2943. It's a twat town
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  2944. Two-face votes Democrat
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  2945. Why was Joe so slow at calling Boris? He was just Biden his time.
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  2946. Good that they have done this. All the best to them. Looks wise I'm a bit meh. It's not bad but it doesn't have much of it's own. In it I see a front that kind of borrows from the new Aston Martins and the rest looks like a 720S. They have gone for a doors like the 720, the rear wing is very similar to the 720 but it does not appear to change the angle of attack. The gaping holes at the back are just the eye sockets from the 720 but at the back. I like the short overhangs and the short overall length. It's not bad at all just doesn't have anything of its own.
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  2947. The iPace wasn’t a lemon. It was a ground up new car that arrived before all the German rivals, and was better in every measurable way. The Audi E Tron leaked. Water would enter the cabin when it was raining. Since when has that happened? 50 years? It is simply that people will buy German or Japanese, what ever.
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  2948. ChatGPT has the intelligence of a parrot. It is a very elaborate predictive text algorithm that looks at existing text to predict the probability of the next word. It is just repeating what it has seen most often.
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  2949. They still inbreed in this country as well. They breed with first cousins and have the highest rate of genetic illness. Think about it, if they are inbred in their own country, where they can choose a partner from a larger gene pool of culturally identical people, why would they suddenly start breeding with people who are culturally different?
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  2950. Who's a coincidence theorist?
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  2951. Imagine what you could cover up with a whopping lie like this to distract people.
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  2952.  Aaron Roaring Twenties  And what does it look like if you take stupid women?
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  2953. When I was waiting in a queue to enter a clothes shop, a member of staff came out and told us all to have a minutes silence at noon to reflect upon the CoVid situation. I didn't stay silent, I asked the people around me whether CoVid was now a religion? We have to wear special clothes, perform rituals before we can go into a shop, clapping for the doctors, etc. Yes it is a religion.
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  2954. I also noticed the security guards in shops now dress like Police except they have things like 'Ranger' on their backs. Ranger!? WTF is that? Lord Of The Rings?
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  2955. Exterior styling looks great and so does the interior.
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  2956. They look small and potent but at the same time a bit plain Jane. It doesn't really have the same presence as a real supercar. It only just qualifies.
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  2957. So where are our human rights lawyers? They are trying to starve him to death because of his political persuasion. It's completely illegal.
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  2958. Recently I was blocked from watching YouTube live streams. I tried turning off the VPN, no difference. Then I tried from a different device that had never logged into Google and found it worked. So I tried the blocked device again after logging out of YouTube, still didn't work. It's evidence that once you log into Google then you have a Google Id associated with that device. Incidentally, a few weeks later, I can watch live streams from the blocked device while logged in - block removed.
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  2959. The coal mines and the industry were closed down so we could not compete with Germany and France. Replacing them with universities for foreign students and leisure centres really doesn't make up for the loss. Doesn't really add up that Germany should get 50% of it's energy from burning lignite while the EU calls for the closure of coal mines everywhere else to be replaced by wind turbines from Siemens. Seems quite clear to me what the scam is.
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  2960. Of course if London was not fined so much for air polluted by cars sold after cheating emissions tests then perhaps London would have money to tackle knife crime. Is that fake news as well?
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  2961.  @MrHarpette  I find it impossible to sympathise when the EU is dominated by them.
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  2962. Hillarious
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  2963. It must be terrible to have made a car so successful that you cannot afford to insure it anymore. The only way to keep it would be to not insure it which would mean you wouldn't be able to drive it on a public road and you would risk losing everything if it were stolen.
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  2964. Why no I-Pace?
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  2965. Clearing the shop owners out. They know if shoplifting goes unchallenged then the shop will either be bankrupted through loss of stock or shutting up. Then the communities will suffer and people will leave. They are emptying London.
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  2966. But homosexuality is not sustainable, is it? They can't procreate.
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  2967. The thing that America did recently to cause all the dislike for itself and the western world was 9/11. It really appears to be the biggest fraud in recent history. The BBC were reporting that building 7 had collapsed while it could be seen in the background behind the reporter. And that took place under a republican government. What followed was then easily seen by all as an illegitimate war. And to the slavery and racism in America, it's easy to argue that the democrats are the guilty party there. Abraham Lincoln the republican freed the slaves, the southern slave owners all voted democrat. The democrat president that followed Lincolns assassination was a former slave owner. The Jim Crow laws were democrat legislation. But the republicans soiled themselves with 9/11. Now there is anger and a degree of culpability for both parties. If there is an entity behind this they have been very successful.
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  2968.  @kaydenjones3183  But that is an issue for America to fix. America's problems, culture and mistakes spread far too easily to this country.
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  2969. It wasn't George Galloway who said it, it was I. George just paraphrased.
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  2970. I do worry about what a lot of people will do when technology makes them redundant. We are moving to a Brave New World because there is nothing for people to do but indulge themselves or become artists looking for meaning. Technology might remove a lot of mundane and dirty jobs, but how are people going to buy products when they are unemployed? Following technology and unemployment, we need another way to distribute resources. That's why were are moving to UBI. It won't be long before leaders tire of taking care of redundant people. I dare say we are at the beginning of that phase already.
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  2971. You know eventually an equivalent will be built directly into the O/S. Then there will be no escape other than to get rid of the smartphone. I don't have one, just a feature phone. But the days of feature phones are numbered when the early GSM and 2G networks are turned off.
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  2972. I got the speedout one. If only I had known how to use it!
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  2973. And we have high prices in supermarkets because of inflation - food was half the price in 2019 before the viddy.
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  2974. Nitric Oxide, not Nitrous Oxide. Nitric Oxide is NO (ntrogen monoxide) and it turns to Nitrogen Dioxide is NO2, hence NOx, Nitrouse Oxide is N2O.
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  2975. No TV No Licence No BBC
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  2976. Chris Martin has done some good work, not only was he my boss for a time, but he also fronted a popular musical ensemble, now it turns out he is a wizz at cars as well. Is there no end to this man's talent?
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  2977. I suppose it makes sense, they would hardly sit around with their thumbs up their arses.
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  2978. Film and theatre has always found a way to include dwarves, now those full of neurosis have excluded them.
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  2979. Children wearing masks and having invasive tests is going to rear a generation of psychopaths.
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  2980. 'black people have no chance against the police'. Exactly how it should be. No criminal should have any chance against the police, no matter what race they are. They need to learn this.
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  2981. I don't think it's even fair to call them right wing. The socialists think they are the centre and the two extremes to the left and right are the two extremes of socialism - communism and fascism.
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  2982.  @kat7777  But presently I don't see any serious alternative.
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  2983.  @kat7777  I've know how the system works for a lg time now. My present thinking is that money is a human construct, not an unbreakable law of physics. Sounds obvious, but what it means is that if someone powerful enough has the will and means to change money into something else, then they can. We have had finite currencies before - gold, until the leader at the time decided we must leave the gold standard. I just think there is more to this problem than we are considering.
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  2984. It's not just disobedience and refusal that we need. Why don't you take this to the natural conclusion? What are the Kurds doing now in France after someone killed two of them? They will get their way.
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  2985. It appears that Rishi is rather dangerous. Not only did he oust the candidate chosen over him, now he has ousted the former prime minister, and he is still going after him. Quite the gangsta.
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  2986. It’s interesting how we have recently failed to keep technologists from dominating. Back when the developed world was electrified, there was opportunity there for electricity suppliers to become the ruling class, after all, we are very dependent on electricity. But you don’t find electricity suppliers banning American presidents from using the electricity network. So how is it we have allowed the purveyors of less essential technology to have such power over us?
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  2987. The people who killed pensioners in care homes were those who discharged the pensioners from hospital and sent them back to care homes when they still had CoVid symptoms and did not tell anyone. Now they are trying to blame the staff who were not told.
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  2988. The idea is, if they know they will end up in Rwanda, then they will stop trying to get here.
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  2989. Faust
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  2990. So that’s why the era of Charles is Carolingian. But if he will not be known as Carolus, will the era of Charles be ... idk, Charwellian?
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  2991. Are they actually Police? Because they look for like 6th formers dressed up in high vis pretending to be Police.
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  2992.  @24694104  They also have exemption from MOTs. And no, they don't amend laws, but those that do must make allowances.
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  2993. Did the designer come from Disney? Because that car looks like a cartoon.
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  2994. Previous generations have had to deal with pandemics and humanity survived. No body has ever done responded this way before so I think we can write this off as a learning experience that teaches us why a pandemic should not be addressed this way.
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  2995. It's going to take more than just words
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  2996. Nigel needs to clear up this issue with mass deportation. It could be that the question was not clear enough in the interview and his answer did not explain his full position, if that's the case then he should state his position more clearly.
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  2997. Limited by who? Because whoever it is then has the power instead. Presently it appears the courts have a good deal of the power. It's easy to say it should be us but the same problem quickly reemerges.
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  2998. If something can happen by chance then it is a certainty it can happen through intervention.
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  2999. What about the use of italics to emphasise a word instead of CAPS? I like to use italics sometimes.
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  3000. People not knowing they have the virus until it's detected by the test... that's because the test is not really for the virus, it tests for fragments of DNA that many people have in their lungs for preexisting reasons. They don't have symptoms because they don't have it and the test gave a false positive.
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  3001.  @Kimberly-rw1mj  Can you prove there is unconscious anti-black bias? Besides positive discrimination stokes tension.
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  3002.  @wjf0ne  Maybe it happened that way around.
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  3003.  @TheJollyHeretic  I wasn't being serious you know.
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  3004. When the Romans conquered a country, they didn’t enforce their rule with centurions sourced from the native population because they could not be trusted to take arms against their brethren. Instead, they used fighting men from other countries because they had no allegiance with the people they were suppressing, and a country to gain.
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  3005. Nice Tice. A bit too Nice.
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  3006. If the uniparty wants to reduce the burden on the NHS caused by smoking, then instead of banning smoking where ever possible, just stop treating people for illnesses that are caused by their smoking. That preserves peoples liberties, reduces the NHS cost, and promotes responibility for ones own activities. It's all good
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  3007. Ever noticed how when you go to an Indian resteraunt, all the curries now tastes the same? Homogenised baby food. Or how all chinese food is just sugar and watered down tomato?
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  3008. Didn't Hitler ban smoking?
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  3009. Germans do not understand that the suit is our national dress, the ones I have met at least. In some countries the suit is called 'The Savile Row'. H.G. Wells would have been more accurate if he said England doesn't have a national food.
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  3010. This guy doesn't have a leg to stand on. Spitting poison? What about injecting Midazolam? He wants to stop journalists reporting on how MPs vote? We need to know so that we stop voting for MPs who do not represent us.
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  3011.  @Syscrush  A ray of sunshine in the most dismal year in history.
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  3012. I think Cleese is a bit of a dick himself. He poked fun at the foundations of his own culture, and now it has come back to bite him.
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  3013.  @Hoax-bp5pq  undermining yourself?
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  3014. The guy is fictional. No need to give him any time.
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  3015. Has Nigel tried banking with HSBC? I'm not suggesting Nigel is anything less than honest, but HSBC don't seem to care anyway.
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  3016. Saxe-Coburg-Gotha are not French and the Saxons did nothing squared while they ruled the roost. Britain's rise all happened after the Norman invasion. Doesn't mean I want to be part of the EU though, why would it? I agree with you on the holocaust being the foundation of woke (post-modernism), and it all came out of the Frankfurt school.
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  3017. I reckon those fivers are what Yanni uses to ingest fizzy beverage, probably rolls them up first, like a straw.
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  3018. There must be a reason why Aston Martin was absent.
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  3019. It's just forever war isn't it? Of course the 'good guys' of the next war are the villians of the last war, otherwise there would be no opportunity for another war,. The sides have to be reveresed because the 'good guys' apparently won last time and became dominant, they have to play the villian now. And Boris, well he plays the Churchill figure.
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  3020. I thought the interview was odd in a number of places. He was interviewed by his daughter but he behaved in a lot of it as if he were interviewed by a stranger who he had no parental relationship with. There was a moment where he was talking about his son and he referred to him as 'my son'. But he was talking to his daughter. A person would normally say 'your brother' or at least use his sons name. He finished the interview by saying 'thanks for the opportunity' in response to the interview by his daughter. It was as if he wanted to do an interview with a professional but could not so he substituted one for his daughter and then proceeded to act as if she was a professional and not his daughter. I would expect a person to be more familiar with a member of their family. I cannot really see why a person would have difficulty with the circumstances. If he wanted a professional interview but could not get one then a simple explanation was all that was required because the circumstances are entirely understandable.
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  3021.  @Frankdabean  I would expect him to treat his daughter with the same respect as anyone else. But if he choose to speak as if he were talking to a stranger when that is simply not true then I wonder why he would do that. There really doesn't seem to be a good reason to do so. The alternative is that he talks to his daughter as his daughter, whats' so bad about that? We all know she is his daughter. When referring to his son, if he didn't want to confuse the viewer by using his sons name (which the view may not know) then he could always say 'your brother' and then use his name. It just seems awkward and contrived otherwise and for no good reason.
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  3022. Furthermore for someone who is vocal about how precisely he chooses his words it appears out of character.
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  3023.  @paulneville7154  Which company and vaccines would that be because AstraZeneca is a company that came from ICI and a Swedish company, its registered in Britain, with its headquarters in Cambridge.
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  3024. Those 16yo that are speculated to vote Reform, will still vote Reform 2 years later when they are 18. No need to lower to voting age. I suggest raising it to at least 21.
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  3025. They need to change the name and go to a subscription service. No TV, No Licence, No BBC.
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  3026. Tiananmen Square.
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  3027.  @joyceb8407  My Dad died because the GP misdiagnosed his cancer for about a year. Spread around the body. Then he had chemotherapy. Problem was he was a type 1 diabetes sufferer and his kidneys were damaged. Chemo killed his kidneys. They put him on dialysis for a day then said it filtered out the chemo drug. If they kept him on dialysis he would die of cancer, if they took him off he would die of kidney failure. They decided to do no for him and he died. But he had done everything right with the cancer. Said about it early but the doctor kept treating it with antibiotics. Still, no more diabetes treatment required.
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  3028. Fools gold
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  3029. How can Reform ever oppose Islam when their biggest donor and chairman is a Muslim? Nigel has let it slip many times now that he has already submitted.
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  3030. We did not produce most of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. In two years China produces as much steel as we produced in 150 years and they use the same technique.
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  3031. A reasoned argument for the short to medium term. But those countries like China and India that you mention have plenty of people in them to soak up the increased numbers of future classics. They are the growth areas of the world so all they have to do is acquire a taste for classics and the market will go up again. The other thing on the horizon is electric vehicles. One day ICE will no longer be produced so the supply reaches zero. The question is how long demand will last for cars that one day people will not be able drive.
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  3032. Well I'm wondering why is it that all the video evidence that is emerging is from the same source. The US military. Why is it that other nations are not publishing similar footage? Are we being asked to believe that the same vehicles that do not obey the laws of physics do obey the boundaries of US airspace and only conduct their operations within those boundaries? Doesn't seem to add up.
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  3033. Get another one, hotrod it and call it something like Flash, Olivers American cousin.
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  3034.    There's nothing positive to what he is saying. Fair enough the country is a mess we can see that but just saying that is not good enough. He needs to have an alternative. Instead he tells people to leave the country.
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  3035. Given that we are such bad and hated people why would anyone want us to care about them anyway? Would you want Harrold Shipman to care for granny? Seems odd that westerners are so despised yet everyone wants us to help them.
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  3036. It's called a treaty now yet before it was signed it was just a deal. Why did he have us sign it in the first place if he next wants to ignore parts of it? Should never have signed it. Replacing one set of treaties with another is not leaving EU jurisdiction. Leaving with no deal/treaty is the only clean exit.
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  3037. Could it be, the reason JRM has been out of the limelight recently, is because one day the Conservative party is going to need a leader that is not soiled with their involvement in this CoVid tyranny? JRM is being held back for that role.
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  3038. People having to keep their doors locked at all times for fear of intruders walking in. Sounds like Hull.
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  3039. The tree planting isn't something for us to do in large scale. It's for the desert countries. 1/3 of the worlds land is desert. If we can reclaim that then we have 50% as much space again, to live on, farm etc.. It stops deserts increasing, stops the soil being washed away. We can do some in Britain, there are projects in Scotland which used to be forested and on moors. But the amount of land we can reforest nothing compared to other countries and those countries need to more for their own benefit. North Africa, China, Australia, the Middle East. All these countries have projects because they all have very much to gain. Labour are just jumping on the band wagon.
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  3040. Why don't our politicians have shoulders like Michael's?
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  3041. That my first though as well
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  3042. The key looks like a golf club.
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  3043. You should only really put up statues of people after they have died and their who life can be assessed. The only people who put up statues of themselves during their own lifetime are dictators.
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  3044. How are the army going to fight when people can’t even play football without collapsing? Now the majority of the population are vaccinated, new recruits will have been vaccinated.
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  3045. When I wore them 25 years ago they were bad, all the same faults. They will never change.
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  3046. You have broken their grip already. What you have to do now is convince two other people to ignore the MSM and for each of those to convince two more of the same.
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  3047. Simon West is Penny Chew defender. They are at the root of this, everything confirms it.
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  3048. I watched a baseball game when I went to America. Some say Pluto isn't a planet, but it's still big. Baseball may not go on as long as cricket, but it still goes on and on.
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  3049. Male lion/tiger hybrids are sterile. The difference between male lion parent/male tiger parent dictates if the offspring are larger or smaller than their parents. Male lion + female tiger are much larger, male tiger + female lion are much smaller. Lions are pride animals, tigers are solitary.
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  3050. I'd like to know the evidence behind the claim that Hilter was trying to kill the Germans in WWII. I am currently researching a claim that Hilter killed the Jews because they were trying to starve the Germans to death following the German defeat in WWI.
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  3051. Who is he? What do we know about him? It's a shot in the dark as usual.
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  3052.  @David-ej1ps  And if an asteroid comes our way we are screwed. If yellow stone erupts we are screwed. There are many things that are entirely out of our control that threaten our existence but we don't purposefully inflict damage to ourselves in the attempt to avoid them.
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  3053. As I understand people used to measure the speed of light frequently but they could never agree on the same value. Not only that, they also found that sometimes it was faster than other times. So they changed the unit of distance to be derived from the theoretical speed. Thereby making the speed constant.
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  3054. There's nothing to be guilty about when it comes to gear. Sure, you don't want to be 'all the gear no idea', but you are a man, and men like gear. Why? Because we are the hunters, we are the ones who go out into the wild and bring back food, or defend the settlement. And a man with a tool is better at hunting than a man with nothing. That's why we like things so much and find it easy to shun people. And we know that it can be taken too far. And we know that it is healthy to know it can be taken too far.
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  3055. That was my idea. Given that Elon is a NWO agent, with his 'thousand points of light' satellites and brain implants, I think I made a mistake. Sorry.
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  3056. This is the Gulags isn't it?
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  3057. If you take the 19% that the polls suggest Reform have and you add to that the 18% that the Conservatives have, then Reform have 37%. If Conservative voters think they can prevent a Labour goverment by voting Conservative, then they are wrong, they will hand Labour a victory. If instead of voting Conservative they vote Reform, then Reform will be neck and neck with Labour, and have a real chance of winning outright. Labour and the globalists know we are onto them. They know this is their final opportunity to destroy this country. This is the last chance saloon, we have to prevent a Labour government, and the only to do so is to defeat them in this election.
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  3058.  @Alistair  Yes I agree with both your points. 'Religion is a death cult' is a bit of a sweeping statement but I think you got my meaning. On the encryption point you could encrypt messaging but it's not guaranteed to be secure. There were a bunch of county lines crims that got caught because they were using 'secure' phones that had a back door. And if you start using encrypted channels you immediately bring suspicion onto yourself. I'm not saying it will not work but it's not necessarily that simple. And communication such as this is unencrypted. But I guess the message there is don't plot any resistance movements in YouTube comments 🤣
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  3059.  @matthew3774  Yeah sure where there is a will there is a way. I'm just saying they are closing down options. Constructing an open prison.
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  3060.  @matthew3774  People who just watch the news and believe what they are told.. You just described the conversation I had with a friend today and mother and brother and I think everyone I know. And I agree they are the enablers because they just want to keep their heads down and hope they make it through. I did have a momentary lapse of spirit earlier, all I can say is it's difficult. Plus I am starting to wonder who will make it through unscathed. Those that resist are going to be targets and those that do not may be in for a drawn out possible irreversible outcome, One thing I like is that there are now protest groups I am in favour of.
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  3061.  @matthew3774  I think there are some who have been programmed from such an early age that they really don't have anything inside them at all. They are literally drones. They are the really worrysome ones because they can probably be programmed to do anything. It's not often that I meet anyone like that but sometimes I think I have.
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  3062. Facebook terrible innovators. Just like Microsoft always were. Their operating system was always flakey and they main bought other companies for their products and rebranded them. Thats how MS-DOS began.
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  3063. This smart key thing. It's obvious were that is going to lead. An app on your phone to lock and unlock the car. There are already app for controlling other things in the car.
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  3064. I thought it was old wisdom that the best thing you can do for your immune system is to eat a small amount of mud, as long as you don’t catch something too bad.
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  3065. Maybe those wealthy people in the past supported and were willing to invest in America because they could see their was profit to be made. Now America is established and it costs many dollars to make 1 dollar, the profit margin has sunk. The investors are moving on.
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  3066.  @danspeed7039  I think they must be the same length otherwise gases from early firing cylinders that travel through longer pipes will arrive at the junction at the same time as gases from later firing cylinders that travel through shorter pipes. The aim is to reduce the gases passing through the junction at any given moment.
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  3067. 20 years ago there so few muslims that they did not make any demands. Now that their numbers have grown, they can throw their weight around. It's the same pattern everywhere they go, and that may be true of all groups, but the muslim majority countries that I see in the world do not tolerate anything but their ethnic group.
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  3068. Dominic Raab should join Reclaim or Reform.
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  3069. Who would want to fight for their nation when they are being forced to go along with transgender nonsense, green nonsense, financial pirates, vaccine mandates, state domination? The people in favour of those policies do not enter into physical conflict and those that might will not fight for that.
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  3070. In the wonderful world of the left, things exists and yet don't exist. Never a dull moment in woke-world, always some logic defying challenge to overcome.
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  3071. Just don’t have the nhs app.
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  3072. The socialists think there is nothing but socialism. Therefore the division of right and left for them is not between free markets or state control - it's all state control. The only difference is the flavour of state control.
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  3073. What if the sun does not want us to know that it is conscious? It might have pressing concerns and no time for communicating with us. Or it may simply not understand. It operates on a far greater timescale than us, perhaps it cannot react so quickly. A mayfly spends half its life while I am asleep, by the time I am washed, dressed and fed, it is an OAP and there is nothing I can do for it.
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  3074. Did anyone else see Eric Weinstein’s video when BLM started up, where he said Jews are really black?
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  3075. And another lot who want 1984
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  3076. The umbrella is useful in the UK, maybe in the middle east as a sunshade.
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  3077. Tony Blair's government gave us the minimum wage and mass immigration.
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  3078. Well done Dominic.
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  3079. This is just a pantomime. One that's rapidly getting boring.
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  3080. If anyone has not twigged yet, climate change is all about Israel. All the climate alarmists have achieved is to relocate industry to the far east where they burn more coal in two years than Britain over the enitre industrial revolution. Now that industry has relocated, the goods must be shipped to the west, and they go via the Suez Canal. The Canal that gets blocked, has pirates, and is disliked by China, the biggest user. So China want to replace it with the belt and road, and the belt and road will go through Israel. It has always been their plan to replace the Suez Canal. Netanyahu told the world a few weeks ago exactly what I am saying. He showed the UN two maps, 'the map of the blessed' and 'the map of the cursed'. And the belt and road will go through Israel. Meaning they can skim off some of the trade wealth, but more importantly they will be essential to trade between the two most powerful nations China and America. They will be indispensible.
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  3081. What makes the scientists think that a naturally occurring virus would be even close to one made via gain-of-function? Because a vaccine for a gain-of-function virus would only work on a naturally occurring virus if they were almost identical. I don't see the value of gain-of-function. Yet research into these viruses was performed and a pandemic came about with no immediate vaccine available. So again, what really was the benefit of doing this research?
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  3082. It takes 10 years to become proficient in software development and that is after you learn a language. And even after 10 years you will have to learn a great deal about the domain you are developing software for.
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  3083.  @bisiriyutajudeen5728  Of course not but the only things you are encouraged to buy are essentials. If you're not selling essentials you are going to find it harder. And people are encouraged to merely exist. There is also a problem for people trying to sell. If you don't sell quick enough your profit margins are getting squeezed. Is the bank going to lend mortgages when the value of the house is dropping due to deflation? The way I see it is we had a finite currency in gold and that lead us to where we are now. People losing gold lead to the charging of interest and the limited supply lead to fractional reserve banking. Returning to a finite currency is regressive. The aim is that the supply of money must equal demand. Not more and not less otherwise it does not function properly as a medium of exchange.
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  3084.  @bisiriyutajudeen5728  You've just dismissed your iPhone over a feature phone argument.
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  3085.  @bisiriyutajudeen5728  That's the challenge. I can only guess it requires a measurement of demand, the supply side is easier but only possible with an infinite currency. But I don't think swapping between inflationary and deflationary is achieving much.
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  3086. ​ @bisiriyutajudeen5728  It might be difficult but worthwhile. We didn't achieve the present civilisation by shrinking from challenges. But I'm quite sure that some people argue that economic activity and therefore demand for currency rises as the supply of currency rises. That just makes it an even bigger challenge.
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  3087. They had the naked bike ride in Bristol. It was held on the same day as two other events, a Tommy Robinson march and an ANTIFA counter march. Monty Python couldn't have created a sketch more absurd than so called fascists and real fascist marching against each other to the backdrop of naked people riding around on bicycles. Only in Bristol? Sadly not.
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  3088. Sitting in that thing, you must feel like a baby cow in the womb.
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  3089. They go hand in hand. That's why the old testament said Cain would build cities. Cain was a farmer. Farmers take up permanent residence on the land. They start villages for the workers, that grow into towns, and then cities. Abel was the nomad. Nomads don't like the land being occupied permanently.
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  3090.  @JRRodriguez-nu7po  Farms have always been dependent on residences for workers.
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  3091. Now she has resigned, she will not be privi to any information. All she can do is answer questions about the day, and she can say she doesn't know anything. Someone else from the department will take the lead and they will give the run around for a while. You won't get anything out of them now.
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  3092. Hopeium, like opium
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  3093.  @leesaunders1930  It just looks like there is a lot of seismic activity at the moment
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  3094. Just watch Noam Chomsky, you can see where all this originates.
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  3095. What use is WHO investigation into the lab in China when the head of WHO, Tedros Adhanom, was put there by Chinese lobbying?
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  3096. There is an hour difference between Biden's tweets because that's how long it took him to remember what he wanted to say.
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  3097. What's going to happen is they are going to start employing the migrants that Priti Patel is paying France to ship in.
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  3098. Maybe he doesn’t have to sue Twitter now that they are owned by Elon. Maybe he can just have a word with Elon.
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  3099. Masonry I think but in any case they nailed the front and everything else was right from the beginning. Now I know you have a 400 so my comment might not go down too well but I still think the creases were a poor aesthetic. It is typical for later generations to become more angular. It just looks like lazy design to me born from a lack of confidence in the original design.
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  3100. Butterballs is using the immutable characteristic argument often used by 'the far right' to deplore racisism. But this is a flawed argument no matter who employs it. We don't let dangerous wild animals roam the streets. Lions and Tigers, or Polar bears are not allowed among people who live in their vacinity. Why? Because they have dangerous behaviour that they cannot change. If they cannot change their dangerous behaviour then we have no option but to discriinate against them. A Leopard cannot change it's spots.
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  3101. Here's another example, closer to home: We discriminate against men entering womens private spaces such as toilets, or at least we used to, because being a man is a immutable characteristic, therefore we have to discriminate. Another: People who require blood in surgery are not given anyones blood, they must be given blood of a compatible type, otherwise they will not survive. We have to discriminate for immutable characteristicts.
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  3102. Churchill’s grandson is bringing them into the country. I assume he dislikes his grandfather as much as they do.
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  3103. We see through their lies and they know we see through their lies. But we are about to get a Labour government and they will accelerate the control. No doubt they will use legal means to take out the opposition parties and figures. We have already seen them attempting to stop Reform campaigners in this election. That's just the start, all opposition will be outlawed. So is the game up? The current rules are for sure. Now we are entering the end game.
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  3104.  @crazywolf5150 Yes, no other alternative works. Just saying, even the right solution can be scuppered.
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  3105. Is recruiting the Conservative party MP's really going to work? Is Reform not just opening itself to infiltration by agents of the NWO, the very same people who have destroyed the Conservatives?
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  3106. Group test! EQC, E-Tron, I-Pace, Model X.
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  3107. With a Goodyear welt the stitch that joins the inner and upper to the sole goes into the welt but not through it. The stitch you see around the boot (yellow in this case) would join the welt to the outer sole. The welt on DMs is bonded to the outer sole. If it were Goodyear welted you would not see the stitch that joins the inner and the upper to the welt. DMs pretend to be Goodyear welted when they are not.
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  3108.  @sharonramsey715  I think of them as around abut the same. Either way if the media ignore us, as we do the media, then we go unchallenged. Got to look for the benefits.
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  3109. Jeremy Clarkson is a caricature conservative, much as I find him entertaining.
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  3110. I assume appoint means that the Home Secretary is just a figurehead, like the role of the monarch is merely ceremonial, and that the authority has been devolved to the Mayor. What else explains Cressida Dick being told to resign (sacked) by Sadiq Khan, while the Home Secretary has the duty of appointing a new one?
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  3111. @kanenas tsankaris I do remember she went off to Israel to have a secret meeting. Didn't she lose her position for that?
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  3112. I read some studies on aspartame and it seemed to me that it blocks serotonin production. You never get the feeling of satisfaction.
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  3113. It's not far-left/far-right. Political space is curved.
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  3114. Looks wheely good :) Great ideas and stuff. There is an all new Land Rover soon. Wonder if there is a bit of competition between these two old cousins?
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  3115. This guy at 7:12. You can see him in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3N6CV2owsY. You can see the white logo on his red shirt, he is wearing a green hat. He was not next to the man who was shot. And most important at 3:08, you can see a white cable going to his ear. How do we know these witnesses are not plants?
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  3116. Garbage in, garbage out. A term from IT. Actually, it's a problem of garbage between. The modelling will take accurate, factually correct inputs and through a process dictated by bad science, produce a garbage output. This is an even more insidious wrong than garbage in, garbage out because if the input is correct then the output produced is more believable. Think of it like this: They have changed the definition of + so that when given 2 and 2 it will produce 5. Accurate inputs put through a garbage process will produce a garbage output.
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  3117. 4:30 The ideal is to have the VIN on every part of the car. That way you know what is original and what has been replaced.
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  3118. The magnetic North Pole is moving, anyone with a compass can see it.
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  3119. The concept looked better. The front headlights were intersected at the top by the bonnet which gave it some attitude. The C pillar and roof were continuous and body colour which made it appear that the roof grew out of the body to enclose the passengers with the A pillar being there for support. In the production version it is the opposite. The roof is an extension of the A pillar and not body coloured. The concept car looked stronger. The wheels were bigger as well. Smaller wheels look disproportionate.
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  3120. That glue is nothing new. That's what superglue was made for.
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  3121. Google Southport Visiter Alphonse Rudakubana. Why were the media so interested in this family?
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  3122.  Rory Forbes  By then they will have all the money and the power.
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  3123. Boris is a fool. He is digging his own grave, that's why Labour won't oppose anything except as rhetoric, because they know they are assured victory in the next election following this mess.
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  3124. I had an iMac for about 7 years until the display hardware failed. I looked at a replacement iMac but there just didn't seem to be any difference to the one I had except the specs had improved. Still no screen bigger than 27", no optical drive, no VR capability. So instead I got a good spec PC, a 32" monitor and a VR headset. I still spent a fair amount on it but I got a game changing new technology. Apple are not really doing that now.
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  3125. Disc brakes, especially cable actuated are more trouble than they are worth. But those third-hand tools are worth every penny.
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  3126.  @daevaskye  I'm sure that is the intention but and the conditions might not have been good but I bet you would find many people there who were happy to have a job. For instance mining is hard work in dangerous conditions but the irony is that miners do take pride in their work. It's macho to do a tough job. So to those with a dislike of the working class they can easily associate the people with the place and the work. When the industry stopped and the people in the industrial towns had no jobs there was little sympathy for them.
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  3127. I don't have the liquidity for a bunker on a private island, so I have bought a boat.
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  3128. You have a spelling mistake. It should be 'incinerate'.
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  3129.  @tommydshelby5311  But the Ravenscroft tart has a deli there, so it won't be for long.
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  3130. He looks quite different in his films. Off the scree he looks a bit wrinkled an grey, like a wispy old man. Almost unrecognisable.
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  3131. There is a section of the population that have always been ready for this. Since they were told, as children, about the bubonic plague, they have been prepared to take these actions at the first opportunity. The false science regarding epidemics was taught in schools. First they groomed people into an appreciation for wildlife, once established the narrative moved on to how the environment was being destroyed by global warming. This established CO2 and humans as the problem. That is used to justify this redirection of society, and it all comes from Malthusian thinking.
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  3132. The proponents of the great reset see people as useless eaters. Why would they spend their lifetimes keeping people alive?
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  3133.  @Galerak1  Thats all good and reasoned but the information presented by the media does answer the questions you imply. There has been no word of who the father is or anyting about them, yet the media has jumped to abduction. I suppose this is where they know all the information and just haven't told us, because it is an excercise in telling us what to think.
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  3134.  @personalaccount8569  The report only states that the grandfather was with the boy and the mother. Is this a case of incest?
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  3135.  @Chichi-bh9wo  They should report the whole truth. If there is a converation to be had about child trafficking, then it is better to have all the facts on the table first.
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  3136. I think you have answered this before, but just to recap, if a person watches live streams on YouTube, of yourself for instance, does that require a licence?
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  3137. General election
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  3138. Stained glass must have been the Roman equivalent of colour television.
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  3139. How did such a withered, etiolated person become a leader?
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  3140. Farmers are K type, they think ahead, rather than R type who 'live for the moment'.
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  3141. Magnetic north pole is moving
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  3142.  matty kelly  It's been moving increasingly rapidly for most of the last century. It is now moving at a rate of 30 miles per year. Periodically the pole reverse, it can be seen in rock formation. Geologically speaking it's right about time for a reversal.
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  3143. Islam submissive? That's what the word means!
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  3144. 13:44 Police radios have a feature whereby a call can be made to the radio from the control room and the radio will answer the call automatically, without showing it is in a call, open the mic, and transmit the audio to the control room. It enables the control room staff to eavesdrop on officers.
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  3145. Last time I wanted to make a claim on insurance, I worked out that even if the insurance had paid out, after I subtracted the excess, the payment would only be equal to what I paid to them in premiums. I was asking for my owned premiums back. But they would not pay out. I may as well have put the premiums in the bank, it's less likely, but not a certainty, that the bank would have refused a withdrawal. Anyway, I cancelled the insurance.
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  3146. The i3 devalues by 30% a year. They are overpriced and have no range.
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  3147. I'm not vegan, I'm human
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  3148.  @Musicienne-DAB1995  Yet nobody bothers about winter flu. This whole thing smacks of a scam.
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  3149.  @viper_fan  I don't you have really thought very far ahead with that.
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  3150. You cannot and do not need to rely on the government to sort out the BBC. Just stop watching and cancel the TV licence, then they don't get any funding.
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  3151. Redacted, the channel that tells us that the discussion is settled on aliens, they are infact among us, and it can no longer be denied. I came to the conclusion that collective dictatorship comes about through crisis long ago. I don't need Redacted to repeat back to me what I said long ago.
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  3152. Putting up girls with pig tales is what Stalin, Pol Pot and Adolf Hitler used to do.
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  3153. If Donald Trump was really as bad as the Dems made out, then how did they manage to find someone worse?
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  3154. Don't you find it a bit coincidental that shortly before CoVid kicked off Jordan disappeared to Russian with an apparent illness. And since then no one has heard from him.
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  3155. 'The state should help those that cannot help themselves'. But the welfare state breeds people who cannot help themselves, until the state demands so much from the productive, to keep the unproductive alive, that the state collapses. That's where we are now.
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  3156. So the number plate B007 SPC was a reference to James Bond. There was I thinking it was an attempt at BOOT SPACE.
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  3157. Muslims make women wear the burka not to hide themselves from muslims, but to hide them from non-muslims. It is so we do not find them attractive and the two tribes do not mix. It keeps muslims separate.
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  3158. That image of the Sutton Hoo helmet is a fake. The actual Sutton Hoo helmet is fragments of rust no bigger than postage stamps.
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  3159.  @durhamfox5271  When else does a fake artefact get palmed off as genuine? Seems rather desperate.
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  3160. I made the point about transgender soul. If you examine the phrase ‘born into the wrong body’, then there is a body, there is something that exists independently of and before the body, and that thing enters the body at birth. I am also informed by learned people that there are physiological differences between male and female brains that can identify them as male or female. It should be entirely possible to perform a brain scan of someone with gender dysphoria and identify the brain as either male or female, and thus resolve the claim.
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  3161. I can just as easily say that Judeism is a religion of feminine ideals. The weak overcoming the strong - David and Goliath, the younger son always trumping the elder. In fact how could Jacob have stolen his brothers identiy and birthright if his mother had not taken part in the deception?
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  3162. If the car is a Bismerc, maybe the shade of grey is battleship grey.
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  3163. Marek’s disease, 100% fatal to unvaccinated chickens since vaccination with a leaky vaccine. Suppressing symptoms and not transmission alters the evolutionary pressure on the virus, allowing more deadly strains to evolve and be transmitted without killing the host.
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  3164. Baarak Obaama
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  3165. I have a copy of the Fire And Fury book, the one that was published by Amazon on August 10th. It claims 6 people died.
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  3166. Where do they get these BS polls from? We all know polls are easily wrong.
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  3167.  @flybystu69  I mean C02, viruses, great pacific garbage patch... What next aliens? I spoke too soon.
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  3168. The wheels are magnesium alloy. I think that counts a special even if they don't look crazy design.
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  3169. No TV, No Licence, No BBC
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  3170. Katie is dead right about Jordan, he preaches about being a man, then he starts balling his eyes out at every opportunity. The recent interview with Peirce Morgan looked like he was acting for the camera. He kept looking to his side until they finally cut to a side on shot so you could see him crying, then he stopped.
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  3171. How about getting Dr Shanna Swan on to talk about fertility and chemicals we are exposed to. She has a lot of research on taint length.
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  3172. Why aren't the rear indicators amber?? The front are bad enough, being almost white. But the rears are just flashing brake lights. I can't believe that is even allowed.
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  3173. Those who wish to can choose to defund the BBC now by cancelling your licence. If you don't like it you don't have to watch it or pay for it. Those who like it can pay for it themselves.
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  3174. Well it's not clear whether they caused it so much as the WHO funded a lab in China to make it.
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  3175. Until Reform ditch the Muslim chairman and donor, they can never remove Islam from Britain. They should go to Elon Musk for finances.
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  3176. We all require air to breathe, water to drink, and food to eat. That is where equality starts and finishes.
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  3177. So many its okay, does a good enough job. Sounds like the iPace is better.
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  3178.  @jasondegaris1504  Keep plugging away. Every so often you look around and see that your actions have had a positive effect. Before long it's going your way again. Never give up.
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  3179. The government have us up to our eyeballs in debt. They want raise GDP sharpish to service the debt. The quickest way to do that is by increasing the population. It doesn’t help that so many indigenous Britons are on welfare.
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  3180. I knew someone would suggest an internet tax. No don't want that and I don't think the BBC should be given money regardless of what they put out. The current official regulator is evidence that the customer is ultimately the best regulator.
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  3181. Should not class plants as unconscious. Plants can hear and they know when they are being damaged and communicate that to other parts of the plant and in the case of trees they communicate it to other trees. The idea that there are degrees of consciousness seems appropriate and plants are on that scale.
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  3182.  @shirleyashton3597  Homebrew kits are made by the suppliers of breweries. Muntons. But they large majority of their revenue is from the breweries.
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  3183.  @gxhall  The ruin? All of Britain's great achievements happened after 1066. I can't think of much that the Saxons did.
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  3184.  @carolarmer1204  The country became what it is after the Norman invasion. England did not extend itself while the Saxons ruled, they were too busy fighting themselves, that's why they were overrun by Vikings and then Normans.
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  3185.  @carolarmer1204  I think you are confusing Anglo-Saxon England with Britain before the Romans. Britain was already on the world map for its trade of tin, copper, and silver. They had the biggest copper mine in its day. That’s how the Romans knew about Britain, because it was a source of goods.
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  3186. You won't find seat belts made from zip ties in a British car. Look to VW for that. And we don't have to cheat emissions tests or fake the emissions documents. Look to VW and Porsche and Audi for that. The headlights don't turn off while you are driving along and the car does not burst into flames and damage every other car around it while parked, look to BMW for that.
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  3187. The problem with this helicopter money solution is that it will bankrupt the country and tomorrow another virus might appear. It really isn’t a viable solution.
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  3188. Apparently the new F-Type has no 6 cylinder engines. Maybe they have stopped making them.
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  3189. 1.30 - meat that doesn't moo.
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  3190. Well done Aston for being so thoughtful with the interior door handles. Every manufacturer should do this.
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  3191. Dark chocolate (75%+ cocoa) is about 40% fat, is dissolving resveratrol in melted dark chocolate effective?
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  3192. I have to say a lot of discussion over what is quite obvious. Socialism is about centralised control. The left want all independently employed people to work for the state instead because independence is diametrically opposed to central control. Once people are dependent on the state for employment they can be controlled to the nth degree. The question they have no answer for is why the socialists think they will make any greater success of their centralised power than decentralised. They are just people and no better at governing than anyone else. So why raise the stakes and gamble that they can do better? In the end it will go the way of all attempts at communism. The controllers will make the wrong decisions, people will die and the controllers will blame the people for not being good enough. Then they see the people as the problem and leave them to die or worse. The left already have nothing but contempt for those they once claimed to champion.
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  3193. I don't know why people have this thing against David Icke. He has been talking about this for decades. He just came to it through a different means and if he had foreseen this decades ago while everyone else is surprised then he has a superior source.
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  3194. Is this where the children who survived the Lahaina fires are?
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  3195. The war with Eurasia is over!
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  3196. These people are in big trouble. How many deaths would have been prevented if a vaccine had been made from the real virus?
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  3197. The chances of getting 19 base pairs in a row correct first time is, I think, 274,877,906,944 to 1. Or the equivalent of correctly picking the correct combination on an 11 barrel combination lock, first time.
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  3198. Isn't it just astoundingly stupid that the power to Police London has been given to one single individual? Conservatives are all for small state but devolving power to mayors and NGOs has just enabled minorities and unaccountables to take over. There really is so much more nuance to the argument than 'big state bad, small state good'.
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  3199.  @zivkovicable That may be the case on paper, but what is to stop the home office just allowing him to do what he wants? What exactly does a supervisory role mean? He either has power or the role is unnecessary.
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  3200. @Ishkaran Brar Clearly. You can't expect to maximise performance in one design dimension without detracting from another. When people complain about the aesthetics they are not denying that it may exceed in some other area but so far we have not seen it in motion so we cannot comment on anything else.
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  3201. @Sharjeel Khan German cars have greater technical constraints? That argument doesn't wash or those constraints do not include emissions targets and integrity of electrical systems. South Korea are putting people across the German car industry in prison and banning their cars for catching fire while parked.
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  3202. It appears German cars and emissions are mutually exclusive
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  3203. @Sharjeel Khan Perhaps you should do some reading of your own. Executives from Porsche have been imprisoned for faking emissions documents. Not cheating by devices in the cars, faking the documents due to the tests failing.
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  3204. He didn’t mind putting his hand in our pockets for a generations worth of money to furlough everyone unnecessarily. But when it comes to spending money on something of value, he and all previous governments say there is none to spend. All they do is waste our money and get us further in debt for nothing.
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  3205. ​ @aquilatempestate9527  And how did Anglo-Saxons come to be in Britain?
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  3206.  @fainitesbarley2245  I haven't really kept up with it.
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  3207.  @shelley6477  I know I didn't like the way she treated her father. Race has no bearing on that.
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  3208. The is the question of how to decide if a recent migrant is British. Is it simply that they hold British passport? Is it that they speak the language, like football, have white skin, were born here, they can trace their lineage back x number of generations? Is it some combination of the former? None of these criteria seem satisfying. So maybe instead of looking for a certain property in the person, we should take a radically different approach. Maybe we should turn the question on its head and ask: Do the people that the migrant in question lives around accept the migrant into this society? That puts the indigenous in charge rather than some arbitrary set of values. The migrant can live here for period on probation. After the probabition period there can be a court case where the people the migrant comes into contact with give evidence on the character of the migrant and whether they are accepted.
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  3209. The Normans??? How about the Saxons? They are the people who sold the native Britons as slaves.
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  3210. The more people ignore the BBC, and cancel the licence, the less influence the BBC has.
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  3211. If someone asked me in a poll I would very likely lie thus giving the opposition a false sense of security. Polls have been getting it wrong over and over again, Labour thought they would win previouls elections and the real poll showed the opposite. Polls gave Trump a resounding loose and he won.
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  3212.  A Nicol  Are you proud of rioting at the result of a democratic election or shooting dead your opposition at sports events or torturing disabled people? But the left can do nothing wrong can they?
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  3213.  A Nicol  I think you betray your own debating skills when you make hasty assumptions. Where in the above have I supported racism? I suspect you are referring to Trump but if you have the ability to read the original comment I make no judgement of Trump. His election supports the assertion that polls are not representative of final results.
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  3214. 3 options? A middle ground? What they both did it? 😂
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  3215. In the queue at the suppermarket the other day, and elderly gent infront started telling me how he had several major illnesses in his life, which he had recovered from with the help from the NHS. Then he told me how when at school, the headmaster asked him what he wanted to do for work, he said a carpenter, the headmaster told him his was too stupid. Thenn he told me how the local authority gave him a job and he rose to some managerial position. Says it all I thought. Too stupid to be a carpenter but you can be a manager at the council. And his illnesses just indicate that he is weak in body and therefore weak in mind. Didn't say that though. Maybe in future I will.
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  3216.  @RicktheRecorder  I don't base my world view on it, but it is supporting evidence that the council is full of idiots.
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  3217.  @RicktheRecorder  I am jmaking a leap I suppose. I should have grilled him a bit instead of being polite. He came across as having a bit of a chip. 'They said I would amount to nothing' kind of thing.
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  3218.  @RicktheRecorder  I've worked with people from council you see. They are the laziest slackers I have ever witnessed. Really off the scale enititled riffraff.
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  3219.  @RicktheRecorder  Point taken, I could even class myself as somewhat unfairly dismissed at school, and then bloomed in further education. But I don't go on about it to strangers without provocation.
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  3220. I just think the skills required to win an election, are not the same skills required to govern a country. And that may be as much a fault with today's electorate as today's politician.
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  3221. Insurance is legalised theft.
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  3222. I am not owned by the government.
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  3223. I started looking at the ONS figures a year ago. I worked out they can’t fiddle the total number of deaths, unlike covid deaths.
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  3224. I ask Hume, if I flip a coin and it lands heads, is there a greater chance it will land heads when I next flip the coin?
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  3225. Just open the door and shoo them out instead of mincing about filming it for youtube pretending to be scared.
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  3226. Listening to this reminds me that I don't oppose government doing what it should to improve people lives but Labour always talks about the same people and has the same prescription as if state spending is all that can change anything and the only people who are going to get anything are those working for the state. Turn the record over.
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  3227.  @Alfred5555  I don't dismiss your theories at all. I am quite open to ideas, indeed you allude to that yourself when you notice that my first thoughts on the story are an ocean apart from the second thoughts. But your interpretation of my pride argument is not quite how I characterise my take on pride. I am not so critical of people who feel pride, I am more sympathetic, because I have often felt sorry that I spent my time in vain, especially if really did try hard. But I do identify a certain resentment at the centre of pride and a degree of that resentment is for ones self for failing. Furthermore I have not read anywhere in Geneis that Cain slacked off instead of putting all his will into farming. I think your point on Jacob and Esau has weight. Esau being the hunter-gather, rather than the farmer. I have not made it out of Leviticus yet, but I'll tell you what is consistent throughout Genesis, and Exodus, and that is that the villain is always the first born. Cain and Abel, Esau and Jacob, Ishmael and Isaac. Joseph and his coat of many colours is the youngest. Now we have heard from Ed the theory that a male is more likely to be feminised in the womb than the previous male born to that same mother. Is the old testament a testament to that theory? The first born being a bit too masculin to be social, and the subsequent males being more balanced. Don't you sense a hint that Judaism and Christianity are feminine? Sarah pushed out Ishmael in favour of Isaac. Rachael conspired with Jacob.
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  3228.  @Alfred5555  I wrote a lengthy reply to your comment but the reply has disappeared. I can't write it all out again so I will try and summarise. I don't dismiss your theory off-hand, I'm open to ideas. The story of Esau (hunter) and Jacob does fly in the face of an innate disapproval of the hunter-gather lifestyle, and I accept that working the land is hard work. But it's the K-type strategy, and we have an abundance now that leaves us time to develop in other ways. The Bible isn't trying to tell us that is bad, is it? Furthermore the chronology of the two stories, with Esau and Jacob coming after, indicates that the farming lifestyle was accepted regardless. But what is consistent throught the Old Testament is that the villain is always the elder sibling. Cain and Abel, Ishmael and Isaac, Esau and Jacob, even Joseph was the youngest. Now our host Ed told us about the theory that a male offspring is more femanine that the previous male offspring born to the same mother. I know that Esau and Jacob were twins, but is it recognising that the firstborn is too masculine? Notice also that the mother is often involved in the story, Sarah and Ishmael, Rebbeca and Esau. Is the mother influencing the selection of the arguably more balanced personality of the younger brother?
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  3229. The air pollution they are talking about here is nitric oxide and particulate matter not CO2 (which is not a pollutant). Maybe what you are getting at is that diesel vehicles were promoted to reduce CO2 unnecessarily but they create air pollution instead.
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  3230. Boris is a leaf in the wind.
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  3231. Ironic that the Albanians who dislike Churchill are being shipped in by the grandson of Churchill. Presumably his grandson dislikes him as much as the Albanians.
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  3232. It's not just ULEZ, what about Oyster cards? They no longer have debt card readers in the automatic ticket machines. So if you are not a Londoner, and don't have an Oyster card, you have to find a special machine, or you can't use the underground. What really is the benefit of the Oyster card? To the customer it's just a different card you put in the machine. There is really no need for them.
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  3233. No, don’t vote labour. Have some intelligence. Swinging between the two main parties achieves nothing.
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  3234. It's so they don't have to take a vaccine.
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  3235.  @teethgrinder83  It sounds rather different if you say 96-97% survival rate.
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  3236.  @teethgrinder83  Yet we don't lock people up for fear of catching malaria or any other transmittable disease or even stop people smoking which kills more people than both put together. My life is my own and it is for me to asses the risk. If you are more risk averse then you can wear your mask and stay in you house if you wish, I'm sure you will be fine. You do not need to impose your fear onto me.
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  3237.  @teethgrinder83  There's no argument that if you think you have CoVid then you should quarantine yourself as people do for any transmittable disease already. But we have already had a episode where everyone including those who do not have any symptoms were not allowed to leave their house except for 1 hour or exercise or the to buy essentials and we are approaching another such period. Your argument that a person not wearing a mask is encroaching on the lives of others is unfounded because every person has the ability to wear a mask or isolate themselves if they are in fear of catching this illness from someone who is not. I propose it is the individuals decision to do so if they wish. While your solution is force people to do just that.
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  3238.  @teethgrinder83  Pardon me I should have said 'locked down', that is the common phrase. A phrase borrowed from the American prison system.
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  3239.  @Luca-bv5ic  The government likes to grab any power they can. It's not just about what can be gained now but what future power grabs it enables. You do know there is an agenda for the 21st century?
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  3240. Britain is becoming ungovernable because of the shift to rule by minority. Look at the signs: We can't get a government that has been voted for by the majority. We can't even get people to vote for anyone because nobody likes any government. We have had more prime ministers in the last 10 years than I can remember. We have minorities attacking each other in the streets. But what else can we expect when minorites surplant the majority? There are so many minorities, and they don't get along with each other.
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  3241. Doesn't this just mean that after destroying California they are now about to destroy Texas?
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  3242.  @mrsillywalk  Not sure of the precise details but being a member of the Royal family.
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  3243.  @mrsillywalk  I think it is called sovereign immunity.
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  3244. Sadiq Khan cannot prevent Donald Trump, or anyone for that matter, from coming to Britain.
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  3245. The design is very good, the vertical tail lights are inspired. But that name, R-Sport. Just can't say it without it blending into arse-port.
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  3246. We had a whole history semester on the history of Russian. Went from the royal family, through the Bolshevik revolution, through Lenin, Trotsky and Stalin. It managed to include little bits of related events as well. Our history teacher was very commendable in that respect. I enjoyed it despite it being difficult at the time and only wish I could remember more of it.
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  3247. You guys only have more respect for the English accent because it is almost foreign. The English have the same wonder for people who speak English in a French or even better a German accent. They think it is for some reason superior. It's just a confidence trick that spivs (salesmen in cheap suites that sell fake watches) do. They look smart and talk in a fancy accent to con you into thinking their items are desirable.
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  3248. His war success key first demands there is a war before it can be true.
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  3249. When talking about the solution I remember another game theorist, John Nash. What I understand of his work is that if everyone attempts to maximise their own position at the expense of others then each party has the ability to block another and nobody succeeds. You have to do what benefits both yourself AND the group.
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  3250. I studied natural language processing to decide if a sentence is grammatically correct, I think that is an example of the word problem. I used a logic approach, and was able to correctly accept valid sentences, and reject many invalid sentences. But some invalid sentences were incorrectly accepted. In the short time that I studied this, I was unable to find a finite collection of rules that was complete for the English language. Given that it is a human language, and rightly or wrongly, we do not always adhere to logic, I wonder if it is possible.
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  3251. Based on her Brexit and vaccination passport stance, I thought she was the only candidates that ticked the boxes. But I’m not choosing the leader anyway.
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  3252. Whoopi Goldberg has a selective memory. When Trump won 4 years ago the Democrat went on the rampage rioting.
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  3253. No more wrong than it is to illegitimately block someones passage.
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  3254. What was it I heared the other day? ONS trying to stop counting the deaths of homeless people. The same ONS that recently changed the calculation of excess deaths. Why? Because since the covid medical intervention, the death rate has carried on climbing. So the excess deaths figure is higher now than before the intervention. So they had to hide the evidence by changing the calculation. But wait. The total number of deaths per week is also reported, and that shows the death rate is significantly higher than before the intervention. So they have to find a way to record less deaths. 'Who should we ignore? Well, we need to record deaths so we don't waste our effort trying to extort tax from dead people. Let's ignore the homeless deaths, they don't pay any tax!' If deaths are not recorded people can be mudered and nobody recognises it. The government have brought us to the end times because the cowards cannot admit their mistake.
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  3255. Interesting the conversation about if an Englishman thinks of himself as English or British. I wouldn't expect Anglo-Saxons to think of themselves as British any more than I would expect illegal immigrants to think of themselves as a Britons. If you invade a country you don't have to integrate. The problem for the Anglo-Saxon is that by following the rule of whatever you take is yours then you have no moral position to defend from. How can a thief claim they have been wronged if another thief steals from them? It's just the law of the jungle.
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  3256. I'm sure they are just as bad, but I don't think this line of attack is going to work. It's Boris and the Conservatives who are in the crosshairs.
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  3257. It's not patriarchy that is the problem with Britain's indigenous, it's matriarchy. It's all about hurty words because we are increasingly matriarchal and women don't traditionally fight physically, words are their only weapons. Men on the other hand know what real fighting is and know that words are nothing in comparison. In fact it's better to fight with words, otherwise you have real fighting. And heads of the Post Office during the Horizon scandal were women as well. I cannot see how any man could have done worse. The more matriarchal we get, the worse it gets.
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  3258.  @placeofgaming  Hydraulics?
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  3259.  @martijnkosters9024  Rim brakes use the rim as a very large diameter and wide rotor. I adjust my pads to be 1-2 mm from the rim. I don't get brake rub.
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  3260.  @najaneda  Horses for courses. I'm a roadie.
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  3261. @Thic Jon Jones I adjusted them myself as James showed (but before) and I also got them adjusted by a shop. The rotors a very thin. They could do with doubling the thickness to prevent warping.
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  3262.  @Fanaleds-software  That's my experience so far
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  3263.  @hiroprotagonist1587  Perhaps you are referring to MTB brakes with flatbar levers. In my case I was using BB5 road callipers with road levers on a cyclo-cross bike. I found brake run unless the pads were moved far from the rotor. That resulted in 75% dead lever travel, adjusting the pads closer to the rotor reduced dead lever travel but the brakes dragged in proportion to the reduction in lever travel. Close inspection of the rotors showed at least one was slightly warped. A problem made worse by the design of the BB5 brakes where only one pad moves and pushes the rotor onto the second. If the pads had greater movement then clearance could be greater, wider rotors would also help but with the compromise of a weight increase.
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  3264. I know McLaren have to recoupe a lot of investment from their mid-engine V8 carbon chassis design so they keep making cars on that platform but they are starting to look all the same now. If they wanted to get more serious about a GT than the 570GT then they could have made their first front mid-engine car. Ferrari have them and nobody thinks less of Ferrari. Front-mid-engine rear wheel drive arguably makes for a better GT.
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  3265. Sounds like the driver is only necessary to tell the car when to go and when to stop with a bit of steering in between. The human is almost redundant. Before long the 'driver' will be just an ornament.
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  3266. With doors like that it is not going to be popular with getaway drivers.
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  3267. They do all actually exist.
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  3268. The guy talks crap. He just argued that people are shoplifting more now to make up for the drop during lockdown.
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  3269. Just a thought: Nigel informs us that cigarrettes are taxed so heavily in Melbourn Austrailia that would-be drugs gangs deal in cigarettes instead of hard drugs. I can see the logic, why deal in class A drugs when you can make more money from cigarettes, for which the penalty is surely less? So maybe that is the way to tackle hard drugs, make soft drugs like cigarettes so expensive that drug dealers forget hard drugs and deal cigarettes instead.
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  3270. Sadists love the left-wing because they can exert their sadistic impulses in the name of the 'greater good'. That's all this guy is doing. All over insulating your house? It's just a sadists joke.
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  3271. No TV, No Licence, No BBC
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  3272. What about nincompoop? That's a great one if you can find the right circumstances.
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  3273. When it comes to the Windrush scandal I cannot believe that someone could be so stupid to have though they could get away with it. Remember, for people who are mentally altogether there is only stupidity and conspiracy. Thus it leads me to believe the attempt to deport Windrush people was done knowing it would fail and be used as a weapon against all deportation.
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  3274. Agreed that we are becoming more of a dictatorship. But isn't this a result of multiculturalism? If we let people live here from many cultures and let them bring those cultures here, then we can expect disagreement and conflict between the cultures. The heavy-handed dictatorial shift is an attempt to preserve law and order in an increasingly difficult environment.
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  3275.  Ford Prefect  Resign
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  3276.  Dean Duller  Ditto
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  3277. Would a reasonable test be to present the AI with a paradox, such as the liar paradox (everything I say is a lie), and ask it to say if the statement is true or false? My reasoning is that there are no general means to detect the halting problem, and the liar paradox is a paradox because it is self-referential. Therefore, a machine will suffer the halting problem when evaluating the statement. Of course, we will not be able to tell if it will eventually return or never return, but we can say it is taking too long to come to a conclusion for us to be interested in it.
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  3278.  @llamatronian101  I meant it as much as a general test for intelligence, really. I agree that there will no doubt be programmed responses for common paradoxes. So the test would require a novel paradox or one phrased in a novel way.
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  3279. Incompetence or corruption, neither are qualities we need in a politician. So, some of them need to go, and some of them need to go to prison.
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  3280. I read about corona virus in China back in October 2019. I had a conversation with someone about it, we later talked about Guy Fawkes because it was almost 5th November.
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  3281. That's the out of place Top Gear reference.
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  3282.  @EMJAYYTK  Oh really?
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  3283. They were all stabbing each other last year. Everyday a pile of bodies. Didn't see any protests over that. And now they protest over something that didn't even happen here. How can anyone take these people seriously when they act like clowns?
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  3284. The holocaust is the base case that they derive every one of their arguments from. I don't think we can talk or vote our way out of this.
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  3285. Dr Donald Hoffman is a good speaker on this subject. And Rupert Sheldrake covers this.
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  3286. The Supreme Court judgement will provoke the transgender activists to have the law changed.
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  3287. Operation Save Big Dog in action.
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  3288.  @cdrone4066  You're right overall. So why were pubs not allowed to sell beer at half price instead of pouring it down the drain?
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  3289.  @jameshannigan5275  Amen
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  3290. King Charles, I hope you live forever.
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  3291. The Indians I have worked with who claim to be programmers were not even close.
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  3292. We are all well versed in what is going on. The only way I see to avert these people from getting their way is to eradicate all the people from the WEF, all the people at Davos. That should be our aim, and we have to shift the conversation onto how to achieve that, instead of just narrating our downfall.
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  3293. Sack them.
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  3294. It is a bit stupid, but 23K for a house that she has kept for 24 years is not bad value. Rent would have cost multiples of £1000 a year. I don't think she has anything to complain about though.
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  3295. All you have to do in the end is stop watching, discard the TV and then you don't need to buy a licence. We don't need government intervention or endless discussion. You have all the power in your finger to switch them off.
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  3296. You sure? I think I saw it in an episode of the Jetsons from the 1960's
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  3297. Whatever Liz Truss does, she will be out of favour. The damage has been done already by Boris and the covid measures. I don’t know why we are avoiding the subject.
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  3298. Nothing wrong with Oldham that a good ethnic cleansing wouldn't fix.
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  3299. 1:25:55 - 'There's no feedback from the screen to the computer'. The human between the screen and the computer is part of the system. The human completes the feedback loop.
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  3300. Is this the arrest where she posed with Police for press photos before the police led her away? All looked staged. Are they arresting her so that she can be tried, acquitted, and then immune from further trial?
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  3301. I've got 99 problems but the bit ain't 1
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  3302. that will make up for the 1000 additional deaths per week since the Rona. I suppose it’s not true to say we are being replace, the migrants are, we are dying out.
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  3303. False arrest? You mean arresting people when there is no suspicion of a crime? Because people are arrested on suspicion, trial has to follow where evidence is presented or culpability is admitted.
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  3304.  @SammyInnit  'Under PACE the police cannot stop or arrest anyone for the purpose of looking for suspicion.' Double speak. If you look suspicious to someone then they are suspicious of you. They have to show credible reason for being suspicious.
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  3305. This is the death of education. There is no impetus to teach because the grades are made up. If everyone gets the same grade, then it's not really necessary to bother with grades at all. There has to be an objective test to get a qualification. Teachers giving students grades according to what the teacher thinks is so open to corruption that even Joe Biden would blush. Universities will have to run entrance exams to make up for the inadequate A-Level qualification.
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  3306. If UKIP were set to win Carswell's seat, why did they throw their candidate under the bus and pursuade Carswell to defect. No sonner did he join than Nigel started criticising him. It really is unfathomable in my opinion and an example of bad politics and leadership. All I can imagine is that the polling was fake and they conned Carswell.
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  3307. Evolutionary design has a place in utility vehicles but supercars have to be revolutionary sometimes.
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  3308.  @ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣΠΑΙΡΑΣ  Yes, UK.
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  3309. Toyota should have ask Lotus to design their sports car. Vauxhall did.
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  3310. This is only because we let them into the country; nobody except high society wanted them here. Those at the top are disgraceful godless traitors and need to go.
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  3311. We are in a situation where people money is taken off them to give to an organisation that is refusing to do it's job. People cannot seek an alternative because they do not have the funds. I think the NHS should be reduced the A&E only. People can have massive tax cuts when we are not giving the NHS excess of £120B a year. With the tax cuts they can use private health care.
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  3312. Have you ever considered number systems that are not based on integers or rational numbers?
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  3313. I heard this dubious idea that you can have a female brain develop in a male body or visa versa. First this implies that there are recognisable differences between male and female brains. If that is true then it should be possible to anonymously categorise a brain accurately from brain scans. It should then be possible to take the anonymous brain scan of a person identifying as the opposite sex and when analysed it will be categorised as the opposite sex. Doesn't seem difficult to put this dubious notion to the test.
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  3314. Do you know anything about Kangaroo leather?
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  3315. Wimp. Well, nobody needs the government to do it anyway. You can do it all yourself.
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  3316. If BMWs kidney grilles get any bigger their X cars will end up looking like one of these.
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  3317. I think the division is not left or right, socialist or capitalist, communist or fascist. It's collectivist and individualist. Socialism, communism, fascism, these are all collectivist strategies. Libertarian is individualist. The only rule is that your actions must not prevent another's ability to act on their individual instinct. All collectivist strategies are authoritarian because to form a collective the individual must forfeit their individual instinct for the common purpose and if they resist then they must be forced. The collective can only be maintained by suppressing those instincts when they arise. If you suppose that challenges face humanity that we must overcome then collectivism is a weak strategy because all those people could be trying their own methods for solving the challenge instead of all following the same method and with 7 billion people in the world we have massive parallel activity.
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  3318. So the statues and place names of people who have some association with slavery are mainly English people?
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  3319. When the new year began, I did sense a change in, for want of a better word, the covid narrative. Now we are at the end of the first month, the change is quite apparent. Is it really that people marching through London at the weekend has swayed the government's opinion? Is it that Omicron is not very virulent? Is it that the government's hypocrisy has bitten them? Interesting that the government parties happened almost 2 years ago, and they have only just been exposed. So is it that enough has been achieved for now?
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  3320. When I had scaffolding for some roof work, the scaffolding company left it up for weeks after the job was done. They only took it down when they had another job.
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  3321.  @richardshortall5987  If the native men feel rejected, then maybe they won't be o interested.
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  3322.  @richardshortall5987  I frequently think there is no other option.
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  3323.  @richardshortall5987  You know the enemy is within. The councils, the politicians, I dare say the monarch, all traitors, cowards, thieves and megalomaniacs. While they are still breathing, we are not safe.
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  3324. The NHS should be A&E only.
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  3325. I wrote software for Dubai airport. We were not allowed to install anything until it had been vetted by staff at the airport.
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  3326. I wish these shows would just say what this really is. The WEF has said the future model is the Chinese model (communism). All the slogans, Great Reset, Build Back Better, it all comes from Klaus Schwab. This is why they are bankrupting the nation, so they can bring in UBI, they want vaccine passports so they can implement social credit scores and they want everyone wearing a mask to show they have submitted. If people keep wearing the mask after July 19th then the government knows the will of those people has been subverted.
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  3327. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  3328. The climate change hoax is about moving industry from the west to the east. That's all it has achieved because nobody cares that China burns more coal every year than any other country. Industry moved from America to China in the 90's under Clinton, he was deeply involved with Epstein and Maxwell, who's father was a Mossad agent. He was blackmailed into transferring industry to China. The aim is build industry in China, and then transport all the goods from China to the West. That transportation will go through Israel. China call it the belt-and-road. Netanyahu told us exactly this at a recent UN conference. Told us they mean to do precisely what I have just described. But instead of a canal it will be rail and road. So what does that mean? Israel will be essential for trade between the two superpowers of the world. They will have both sides defending them and all the money from trade going through their country.
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  3329. I'm told that Jews are also leaving Israel. 2 million in recent years. Yet the Palestinian population is increasing.
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  3330. Of course she has failed, but Nigel put these people in their position. The ultimate back seat driver. But the car only goes where you want when you are in the driving seat.
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  3331. I thought women in business was supposed to be an improvement. All I can see is that all the people who caused this are women. They appear to have completely ignored reality.
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  3332. BLM supporters are fond of saying how they are exploited and oppressed, they're not wrong, are they?
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  3333. The polls are useless. Anyone with any sense will say they intend to vote for the opposition, and thereby stoke complacency within the opposition, while simultaneously hardening resolve against the opposition.
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  3334. He's right about the Conservatives handing a ticking bomb to Labour, but Labour did not oppose any of the Covid measures, they wanted to go further with lockdowns because they knew it would bring down the Conservatives. Neither of the parties are operating in the nation's interest, they are operating in the interests of the party.
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  3335. This is the kind of thing Land Rover need to do.
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  3336. The government was very interested in vaccinating everyone, presumably that was to prevent deaths, wasn’t it? Yet the same government shows no interest in an extra 2500 people dying every week. Doesn’t add up.
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  3337. They need to put their farms into a trust.
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  3338. A voice coach for Keir Starmer, what a waste of money that was. Should have had a nasal bypass instead.
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  3339. The only way a white person can be woke is to do black face.
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  3340. When we think of extinction events, we might think of floods or asteroid strikes, things we are not in control of. But the science and the advancement of technology is throwing extinction events our way as well and we are not in control of those events either. Nuclear science gave us mutually assured destruction, AI is going to make us redundent, and chemical science has given us reproduction inhibiting chemicals everywhere. We are blindly led by science into creating things that have never existed before, and we are unaware of their effects on us. Sceince presents us with a never ending series of hurdles we must overcome to continue to survive.
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  3341. Kellogg’s cornflakes, invented to stop people masterbating before breakfast, how a cornflake can stand in the way of a morning wank is a mystery. Streaky bacon promoted in America because the thin strips of meat between fat looks like the red and white stripes of the American flag. 😅
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  3342.  @nojabhere  They were not made for Quakers then, they have oats!
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  3343. That about sums it up. I guess America’s involvement in the Wuhan lab is an example of subversion. It’s worth noting that China has increasing social unrest due to the real estate collapse.
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  3344. I hope people like Mahyar Tousi and Tommy Robinson have watched this, well Tommy probably not.
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  3345. I don't know if Trump did this but I would have built the wall sections in Democrat states first and made sure they were done because the Republican states could be relied on to finish their sections in his absence.
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  3346. If voting becomes an activity done over the internet then people will require internet access and Jeremy can justify giving everyone free broadband. The technology behind bitcoin could be used for voting but I'm of the opinion that forcing society to become digital is not in societies interests. We will become slaves to whoever runs the technology.
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  3347.  @joycejnn  I agree in principle, but they just keep piling on the debt. Keep putting their hands in our pockets and squandering the money. I just don't think it can go on for much longer.
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  3348. 'What am I doing here?' - The question of the century.
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  3349. Can’t wait for the Sax coburn and gotha program
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  3350.  @kevinmassey7675  The will to power is also why they are pushing such a crass agenda. It's to ridicule people who are subject to it.
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  3351. ​ @kevinmassey7675  Useful idiots are ten to the penny these days.
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  3352. Is one reason for sex education of children at increasingly young ages to remove a pillar from the argument that children cannot consent? Once they are educated, it can no longer be argued that they cannot consent because they do not understand.
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  3353. 2021 Slogan of the year - White Lives Don't Matter (WLDM). Get your T-shirts on pre-order today. Order early and get a free dose of cyanide or a refundable ticket to Digitas, your choice.
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  3354. Resign? Court Marshalled for treason, more like.
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  3355. Of course the gallery are in favour, they are marxist art types as well. I suggest a law is enforced that makes it manditory for charities to name donors of substantial value in the accounts they submit to HMRC and/or Companies House, so the public are aware.
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  3356.  @christopheausruff  It's a power grab not an asset grab.
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  3357.  @CowboyKentRollins  Any reason why you don't use grapeseed/avocado for all coats?
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  3358. I can't quite take this conversation seriously. Two people railing against being coerced to take the vaccine, both of whom took the vaccine so they could travel and lead a semi-normal life. If people had stood up to the documented coercion, as they did vaccine passports, then the government would have backed down on that as well. But instead, people complied. And the vaccines work so well that some countries are telling people to have a third one. Is the risk of side effects the same every time you are vaccinated? If you play Russian roulette often enough, there is only one outcome.
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  3359. The thing about coercion is that it is a one shot deal. Once people realise they were coerced, they will never trust the government again.
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  3360. Surveillance, closing schools, locking yourself up. This is an Orwellian wet dream. It kills about 2% of people that catch it.
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  3361. An investment boom, is that what you call it? We are selling our country to pay the debt we have taken on by following China's strategy to overcome the virus that originated in ... China. And you know who is going to be buying our country.
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  3362. If you take the 19% that the polls suggest Reform have and you add to that the 18% that the Conservatives have, then Reform have 37%. If Conservative voters think they can prevent a Labour goverment by voting Conservative, then they are wrong, they will hand Labour a victory. If instead of voting Conservative they vote Reform, then Reform will be neck and neck with Labour, and have a real chance of winning outright. Labour and the globalists know we are onto them. They know this is their final opportunity to destroy this country. This is the last chance saloon, we have to prevent a Labour government, and the only to do so is to defeat them in this election.
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  3363. It's his route to power.
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  3364. Seems good value for 60K. The first Evoras were a bit heavy with modest power. They only got better.
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  3365.  @boldford  I can say with 100% certainty they got at least one vote.
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  3366.  @boldford  It is well known that many do not vote, and the FPTP winner is normally the largest minority. So the largest group is actually the group that do not want any of the candidates on offer.
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  3367.  @boldford  If none of the candidates stand for your values, then there is no one to vote for.
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  3368. I don't think I believe in disempowering women but I have this notion that women tackle issues in a way that comes naturally to them and that it is only half of the necessary measures for successful society. There are both men and women in society and for the influence to be largely feminine is not healthy. Men need guidance from other men.
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  3369. If the uniparty wants to reduce the burden on the NHS caused by smoking, then instead of banning smoking where ever possible, just stop treating people for illnesses that are caused by their smoking. That preserves peoples liberties, reduces the NHS cost, and promotes responibility for ones own activities. It's all good.
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  3370. The problem is that the two traditional parties are both fronts for the NWO. Our first-past-the-post system ensures there is only ever one viable party that poses any real opposition. In this case, it is Reform. But FPTP also ensures there is only one party that the NWO need to knobble, and Nigel is well on the way to being subsumed into the NWO.
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  3371. If you are unvaccinated you know when you have covid. Vaccination only suppresses symptoms, you can have it and transmit it without even knowing. If anything, vaccination is more likely to promote more virulent strains.
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  3372. The fascio, a bundle of sticks, each on their own is weak, but tied together they are strong.
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  3373. Referring people as trans-X is not so bad, it's like saying my watch is a Bolex. It's not a Rolex its a fake Rolex. trans = fake.
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  3374. These people are in big trouble. How many deaths would have been prevented if a vaccine had been made from the real virus?
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  3375. How can Reform oppose Islam when their chairman and biggest donor is a Muslim?
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  3376. It's obvious though, Reform are the only party that has not submitted to Islam, Reform is the party they hav targeted and infiltrated.
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  3377. That looks like a beast in black.
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  3378. Who would it be paid to? The black descendants in America? The African nations who sold the slaves have been paid already.
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  3379.  Madeleine deleine  I believe the correct response is charming. When I went to America, everyone liked the accent, it was quickly evident that an English accent would open all sorts of doors for a person. It was like a rebirth, I felt more appreciated in America than in England. Many world leaders were educated at Oxford or Cambridge, the previous Kind of Thailand, for instance. He looked after his people and was well-loved by them. I can see the English education as our 'soft power' influence in the world, but on balance I think it is beneficial. Now it appears China is using education to influence - they are buying up English private schools.
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  3380.  Madeleine deleine  I'm not convinced they are buying schools because they admire the English, but it's a noble thought. What makes me weary, is that 1) we did get 20M of them hooked on opium, and 2) they are communists. I think Uri Bezmenov said the majority of subversive effort goes into education. That's how they play the long game.
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  3381. Maybe I'm arguing over the meaning of submission here. I'm thinking you do not yield to the truth. In my mind, there is a difference between accepting truth and submitting. The difference is one of will, a person willingly accepts truth but falsehood requires a person to yield against their will. I think this is consistent with the fear some people have that religion will take away their free will.
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  3382.  @hermesten1000  If falsehood is truth, then anything is truth.
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  3383.  @hermesten1000  Yes, I was supporting your argument. If you can get people to accept falsehood as truth, then anything can be truth. Therefore, you can get a person to do anything.
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  3384. Gene editing is on the horizon..
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  3385. I don't have much confidence in Reform, but you have to start somewhere.
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  3386.  @marcokite  I won't vote for any of them.
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  3387. James O'Brain Dead Deceiver. The CoVid effect on Britain has been delayed in comparison to other nations. Not surprising when we are an island. While the virus was spreading here in single digits France and Germany's cases were sky rocketing. Those nations also passed the peak before we did therefore their death rate and new case rate is low while ours is still declining. But if you care to look at the figures the death rate and rate of new infections is dropping because we have also passed the peak. The death rate in particular follows a clear pattern of decline and within that trend there are periodic spikes for up to 4 days followed by large drops in death rate. The deceiver has simply picked a day during the spike period.
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  3388. What a bunch of cretins
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  3389. Looks like a lot of German engineering - everything the wrong way around.
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  3390. @Sarah Bukhara Indeed.
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  3391. Maybe the dick would like to tell Jummai Nache, a woman in Minnesota who has had both hands and legs amputated days after receiving the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine that it has passed clinical trials? I mean if the vaccines are tested then did they know they would give people fatal blood clots?
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  3392. So it's not legitimate for the BBC to charge a licence fee for watching live transmissions of programmes they did not produce and have no rights to transmit that are streamed over the internet that they did not create or build and viewed on screen they did not manufacture. Yet they do.
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  3393. I'm not convinced it was a bomb. If it were it must have been a large device, obviously not dropped so how did it get there? The official explanation is credible. You can see fireworks going off in the burning factory. All it would have taken is flames or fireworks to set off the explosives in the silo. The question is who's big idea was it to store 3000 tonnes of explosives next to a fireworks factory?
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  3394. We used to use Skype everyday for meetings with home workers before CoVid. I had never heard of Zoom then it just appeared at exactly the same time as CoVid. Micro$oft to the rescue.
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  3395. Not only does a digitally administered monetary system allow transactions to be blocked, it allows transactions to be blocked by malicious actors, such as foreign adversarial governments like China. They could block the transactions of the whole country and bring the economy to a halt.
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  3396. All that paper. Dust and paper.
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  3397. BLM have stirred up resentment. That is the motive of the people pulling the strings. To divide and weaken.
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  3398. When they do an LT version of a car they would do best if they just took unsold cars off the forecourts serviced and refitted them as LT's before putting them out again. Use up the unsold stock and parts that are swapped out become spares.
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  3399. How can the BBC receive revenue from content they have not made and not distributed? They want to be paid for the efforts of other companies. If they are allowed to do that they will never have to produce any content that anyone wants to watch. They cannot sell what they don't own.
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  3400. Wind turbines built in the 90's no long work. Many of the blades are made from a balsawood/fibreglass sandwich. They don't know how to recycle them so they are putting them in landfill.
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  3401. It looks so ugly. But apart from that, very good.
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  3402.  @scottekoontz  Do you know him personally?
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  3403. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  3404. I did hear about Toyota throttle-by-wire faults, and I have heard of the first Porsche Taycan sold in America catching fire, the Audi E-Tron that lets rain into the cabin, just not from this channel. But this is the only case I have heard of regarding this car.
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  3405. So Julia is an atheist, yet she appreciates that our culture is founded on, as she puts, it Judeao/Christian values, and she quit likes that. I mean this in the nicest possible way Julia, but the word grifter springs to mind. She likes the benefits of the religious structure, but she does not take part in maintaining the structure. No wonder society is collapsing when people take, but do not give back.
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  3406.  @sanniepstein4835  No doubt, can't have grifters not doing anything and then eating the spoils. But that's the difference isn't it. Those who hunt have to put in the effort to take a fare share. Those in the camp demand from those who hunt.
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  3407.  @sanniepstein4835  And if you look at modern society, we have the private secotr and the public sector. The public sector demand taxes, and run things like health services, emergyency services, maintain roads, housing. While the private sector generate the income and prefer deregulation. It's a projection of the hunter gatherer society into the modern world.
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  3408. These people know how to get what they want. You think they would tolerate racist immigrants rapping their children and just allow the authorities to aid it? Do people know what they have to do yet?
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  3409. Google and Apple - even worse. At least our one didn't work.
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  3410. How is it cheap labour when we have minimum wage?
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  3411. Doctors are not the pilots of nations, they are repair men. Politicians are the leaders.
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  3412. What about the people who are not afraid of the virus and not willing to take the vaccine? There are more than 2 circumstances.
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  3413. I watched the first video.
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  3414. Why don't you come back to Swansea? I know you got scared off last time, but sometimes what you fear the most brings the greatest reward.
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  3415. I heard a rumour on the Alex Bellfield show that the army is recruiting some of them.
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  3416. 2200 Spanish celebrities, sportspersons, business leaders, and doctors!, are being investigated for paying a nurse to register them as vaccinated without being vaccinated. Why were they willing to risk contracting CoVid over taking the vaccine?
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  3417. Farmers are being sacrificed for the NHS because the NHS is the biggest employer in the land and have the most voters. By comparison, there are a handful of farmers spread across the country. Farmers votes are a drop in the ocean.
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  3418. Rioters burn down peoples neighbourhoods in America while people are locked up under house arrest so they never see it happen. All they see is what they are fed from the TV which is under control of the same Marxists who tell people it's mostly peaceful. It's a perfect tactic to divide people and prevent them standing up to what it going on. They con people (a set that is must be getting smaller ever day) into thinking nothing is wrong and even if they see through the lies they are still locked up in their homes waiting to be burned down. And to top it the Marxists have removed the Police who would stand in their way. Now people are leaving cities on mass so the Marxists can buy up all the properties that are devalued. I wonder if society can become too civilised. So civilised it cringes at what must be done to defend itself.
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  3419. Donald Hoffman and David Icke overlap on their subjects. David talks more from a moral viewpoint claiming that people are controlled by the headset by others who are essentially like the loafers that Donald talks about in the beginning. Donald is merely trying to explain that there is a headset without making a judgement about if it is right or wrong. It would be very interesting to have them talk to each other. I wonder if David Icke could suspend the judgement for a moment so that they can discuss the theory. My own thought is that perhaps from here we can learn to function beyond these dimensions. The problem is the longer we are here the more accustomed to these dimensions we become. But also while we are here if we look hard enough we have the opportunity to see that what is unexplainable within the headset.
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  3420. Let’s assume there will be an investigation, what stops the investigators faking the findings? If pharma can guarantee the outcome will absolve them, then you can expect an investigation.
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  3421. Those primary pipes, is the aim to have them the same length? Because the cylinders fire at different times the exhaust gases will begin their journey at different times. If the pipes are the same length then the gases from each cylinder will take the same amount of time to arrive at the junction and remain out of sync with each other thereby reducing the gas passing through the junction at any one moment.
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  3422. Only a few years ago, a relative who works for NATO was telling me we don't need a big army because Russia are no longer a threat and the world is relatively peaceful. Do any of the military know anything they say?
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  3423. Reform took votes from Labour in the last election, and they put Conservatives in power, now they are predicted to take votes from Conservatives and put Labour in power. When are they going to take votes from both at the same time, and put themselves in power?
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  3424. I won't support the downfall of Kier Starmer and Labour if it is to pressure from Muslims. I put Britons first, even if they are Labour. Kier, don't give in to the pressure.
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  3425. Stop the NHS from treating people who have brought their illness upon themselves, or in this case their parents.
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  3426. We don't have to entirely stop the protest, that's too simplistic. It can be contained in an area.
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  3427. They have gone too far with this, and we might have won a monumentally important battle.
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  3428.  @ofb1583  Islam ruled Spain for hundreds of years and India. Both nations got rid of it. But it won't be in our lifetimes.
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  3429. Conservatives splitting the Reform vote in Rochdale.
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  3430. They couldn't do this if it were not for CoVid. The hotels would be booked. It's all planned.
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  3431. The lawyers are funded, at least in part, by charities. Charities can receive donations from anyone around the world, and do not have to disclose the donors.
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  3432. If your vote didn't count, they would not feel the need to tell you it all the time.
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  3433. A company I worked for paid 4% tax on a £1M profit. 40K. It was my idea and I did the work, but I didn't see much of a share in the profit. That was one of the reasons why I left.
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  3434. 3 or 4% at a high street bank?? I'd like to open an account where he banks.
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  3435. Popper’s argument is that a statement cannot be proven true, it can only be falsified. This implies that a statement has to be testable, infinite regress is avoided because the statement does not have to be tested, only that it can be tested.
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  3436. What is the benefit of GoF? It didn't stop CoVid or bring us a vaccine before the first infection. CoVid - a zero-day attack.
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  3437.  @CHUTNEX  Well it has the mason logo
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  3438. Wales is full of litter. It looks like it always has been. Talking of litter on the floor next to the bin, thats Wales as well. Except the bin will be empty, get it?
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  3439.  @Petal4822  Yes, definitely
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  3440. Why can they charge a licence fee to watch content produced and delivered by other organisations just because you are watching it while it is transmitted. Do I need a licence to watch talkRadio live? Anyway, it really doesn't matter what the authorities do. We can just stop paying the licence fee. You presently have to forgo live TV.
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  3441.  @pmp1665  How do you know you are correct? It's a live transmission.
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  3442.  @pmp1665  Yes I heard that CCTV story on the Alex Belfield show. But if you read the licencing web site they state live transmission.
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  3443.  @pmp1665  Can you show me the definitive ruling? My own slogan is No TV = No Licence = No BBC. While it is a simple message I have always though it is not quite precisely correct. But by your definition I think it would be. But the reason why I think you are mistaken is that it is possible to record content transmitted live by one channel and retransmit instantly on another. The legislation has to be devised to prevent that. But in my opinion they need to be clear that is it BBC/channel 4 content theat is being legislated for. Otherwise they are demanding a fee for content produced and delivered by other organisations which I don't believe they have any just reason to profit from.
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  3444.  @pmp1665  Thanks, I'll pick through that
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  3445.  @joehouston2833  Is tolerance a value held exclusively by secular atheists or religion believers? I don't see the connection.
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  3446. Now we have the internet, you can dispense with all the riders. You can self-publish. Kick the parasites in the balls and just carry on doing your own channel to you own standards. That is the beneficial side of being an individual. It's not to be selfish and anti-social, it's just not to be a slave to a proper anti-social individual.
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  3447. Apart from the claim about Epstein being killed by his cellmate, this sounds like bullshit. This woman thinks she has all this irrefutable information and evidence yet the courts did not? And she happens to have it all after the trial. This person who took the real photo did not come forward to defend the Prince? Frankly, if the photographer did not come forward to give evidence, it is almost perverting justice.
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  3448.  @fgsaramago  It's irrelevant if the analogy is not exact. The diameter of base still equals that of the blades. But I'm assuming now that you're an authority on trees so give me an example of where the roots of a tree do not extend as far below ground as the branches do above.
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  3449.  @ceannscriteach81  I was supporting you.
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  3450. I heard Searchlight was run by intelligence services.
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  3451. It's not just BRICs that are on the belt and road, so is Israel. Sold America down the river.
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  3452. The transfer of brain activity is what the transhumanists are promoting and gender ratio is the feminist agenda. The whole thing is promoting a transhumanist hive mind like the Borg.
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  3453. A virus cannot spread exponentially forever. The spread is always logistic because the population is finite. As more people get a virus it become harder to find someone who does not already have it.
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  3454. He should never have apologised, he should have done what the left do and doubled down.
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  3455. I heard someone make this distinction between Conservatives and Socialists: Socialists make arguments based on the virtues of a future they would like to bring about, Conservatives argue on the virtues of the past and present. That seems broadly correct. We have experienced the past and present so we are able to judge the Conservatives argument. But the Socialist has the advantage that there is no experience of the future they propose, so they can tell us how wonderful it will be if we only accept their policies. All we can judge them on is their past performance. We know that their promises are often never made good, or turn out to be far from the utopia they claimed, yet they will never repeat past promises anyway. So they always have the ability to tempt us with another utopia. But I would like to know, of the things that the Socialists do achieve, for how long do those achievements have to be in existence before the Conservative wants to preserve them?
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  3456. America should give all these people a reservation to live on and leave them to it. Until then send the Army in.
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  3457. We knew they were doing this. They had SAGE to tell them to do exactly this. But it was just a conspiracy theory, right?
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  3458. Maybe Wayne Couzens will come out with a book about how he murdered Sarah Everard. Would that be appropriate?
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  3459. It's about time we stopped seeing everything in terms of politics. It has a place but it's a high level way of seeing the world.
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  3460. CoVid is a disease of the mind, not of the body.
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  3461. Bitcoin is finite. When something is finite, it is possible for one person to gain all of it. Clearly that is impossible if something is infinite, because there is no all. Mining is the process of validating the integrity of new blocks on the chain, and the reward is new bitcoin. But once the limit of 21M is reached, the mining reward becomes the aggregate transaction fee of all transactions in the block, I.e. it is taken from the existing bitcoin. If a miner were to always keep the reward, they would eventually gain all the bitcoin. To mine requires electrical energy. I think it is essential to denominate energy price in bitcoin, because only then can you force the miner to give up some of their bitcoin, and ensure a circular economy.
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  3462. Taxing by the distance travelled does not take efficiency of the vehicle into account. It is not equivalent to fuel duty. Even if there was a tax on electricity it would still not be equivalent because electricity is not used entirely for vehicles so it would result in taxing people who do not have an electric car. The only solution I can see so far would be to enforce people charge their cars via a charging system that puts a duty on the electricity supplied by that charger. It would have to be impossible to charge the vehicle from a household mains supply.
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  3463. I think the argument for black people building Stonehenge is really that Britain is only inhabited during interglacial warm periods. When it is covered in ice then people migrate to the equator, and return when the ice melts. People returned to Britain from Spain and had a darker skin tone. Some Welsh have a darker skin tone. But so what, it’s just an adaptation to the environment, and white skin is an adaptation to weaker sun further from the equator. Besides colour is not supposed to matter.
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  3464. If just one of the extinction rebellion policies is followed, not eating meat, then we will not be able to support the current population. That is how billions of people will die. Through starvation, not climate change. If all we eat is vegetables, then there is not enough arable land to grow it all. Firstly, nutrients from plants are not as bioavailable to us as from meat, so you have to grow and eat more. Secondly, you can't grow crops on the side of a hill or the northern reaches. So if we do not use that land for grazing cattle, then we will have to use the arable land even more intensively and ramp up the amount of pesticides and fertiliser used. More land is taken up by monocultures, killing all the bees and other insects. Killing mice, rabbits, starving owls of their diet, swallows of their insect diet. More fertiliser leaching into the waterways and causing algae blooms that take all the oxygen out of the water and kill the fish. Pasture land does not require pesticides or fertiliser for cattle to graze on it. Meadows can grow a multitude of wild plants, insects can thrive, then birds and bats that feed on them. Birds of prey can feed on the rodents. The cattle naturally fertilise the soil and bring biodiversity. It's a beautiful way of using the land that works with nature rather than against it. But if we do follow the advice of ER, we will have to intensively farm the arable land otherwise there will not be enough food and people will starve.
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  3465. They are probably holding out for a room in Buckingham Palace. But are these not the people who were have been educating to expect a western way of life for 20 years? And rather than fight to defend their country from the Taliban, they instead threw down their weapons and ran away. But why not, when you can have a western life in the west by claiming asylum?
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  3466. Parliament will never agree to PR. Never.
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  3467. Seems very irresponsible to allow these underdeveloped people into our sophisticated society. I wonder if the left-wing creeps who have let them in are seeking to normalise paedophilia so that they can get away with it themselves.
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  3468. There are far better videos on this subject. They spent half the video doom mongering. Far too much of that shit. The Chinese are reducing the Gobi desert.
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  3469. I had this idea for a channel. I buy old VW's like Beetles, Campers, Golfs, etc. and film them being driven over by a tank. With the proceeds from the channel, I work my way up through more expensive VW's until I get to a Veyron and then I drive a tank over that. Any interest in such a channel?
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  3470. Bill Gates is planning for a worse pandemic by 2025.
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  3471. Kaiser Wilhelm began the demise of the Gold Standard.
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  3472. Government is really a protection racket already. Just a very well established one, that has now lost it's sense of purpose.
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  3473. Reform are mostly free-market libralists, they naively think everything can be solved by competition between businesses. Have they never heard of cartels? Incidentally, the party system, and the inevitable coalescing into the uniparty, is the political equivalent of a cartel. Reform lack the grit to reverse the cultural assault on our nation.
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  3474. The people like Bill Gates and James Dyson, who have bought large amounts of farm land for what ever reason, are not going to be hit by this inheritance tax because the farm land will be owned by their company or in a trust. Those people will not be effected, the average farmer will be and they will have to sell their farms, to the Bill Gates' and the James Dyson's. Why else did Keir Starmer have a private meeting with Bill Gates recently?
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  3475.  @rockerjim8045  My reasoning is this: the Conservatives, and no doubt Labour, want Andrew out of Parliament. Lord Frost also opposed lockdown and is an attractive candidate, for many reasons, to those would would vote for Andrew. By putting Frost up as a candidate is a massive dilemma for those who would vote for Andrew on the Reclaim ticket.
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  3476. I know someone who just got quoted £1300 pa to insure a Jaguar XKR that he had for 9 years with no claims. Instead of reinsurring, he sold it.
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  3477. Who do think is going to buying up all the businesses and properties?
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  3478. Nobody expects the government to control the culture. We don't want government control. What we want from the government is that they enact our wishes. And those wishes are not to let in anyone from outside the country and replace us.
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  3479. If the government were using psychological techniques to terrify people, does that not make them terrorists?
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  3480. Google southport visiter alphonse rudakubana. Why did this man have an article written about him in the local press? Why was his son in a TV advert for children in need? Why did this family receive all this attention?
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  3481. 5:15 Ask, and it shall be given you
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  3482. The Lambo looks kind of conservative to me, they could have gone a bit more bling, maybe thrown in a few angles or something.
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  3483. It's not just China that doesn't need America.
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  3484. Even a cave man would know better. But about those bothies, if you have the items required to replace the items you find then you would not need the items left there anyway, Not much use if you are really in need.
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  3485.  @Number27  Yeah, I knew I was being sarcy. The thing is, my bro is all into this kind of thing. He put pneumatic suspension in a VW camper van. When I went for a ride in it, we parked up, and he lowered the suspension. I opened to the door to get out, it was so low the door scrapped on the kerb and I got an ear bashing. It just narks me a bit when people say it looks right when they lower the suspension. It's not right if the tyre fouls the wheel arch.
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  3486.  @dalorasinum386  Being electorally viable is part of what I mean by credible. It's a catch 22 I suppose. But when people campaign then stand down their candidates they lose their credibility in my eyes. Political parties should be committed to getting in power, pressure groups are just not effective. I hope once Brexit is done something begins to change.
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  3487.  @devlinX  I hope so.
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  3488. American cars were bad because if you were a good engineer you went to NASA or the military to build aeroplanes and space shuttles. The America car industry got the left overs. Don't beat yourselves up about it.
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  3489. The government were doing fine. But they seem to have caved in to the lunatic fringes. The real problem is all the pundits and armchair idiots scaremongering. The supermarket shelves are empty because morons have whipped up a panic. We had SARS and that killed 55K but we didn't have the kind of lunacy that is going on now. It's clearly just an excuse to force through total control of the population.
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  3490. Brian Gable I watched the whole 2007 credit crunch unfolding with great interest after I bought a house in 2005. Until I had that responsibility I paid no attention to economics or politics. After buying the house, those subjects became my main interests. I listened to the fiat currency, fractional reserve, interest argument and took it onboard. I still have ears for it. But I have gone almost full circle now just as people seem to be waking up to it. As I see it now the problem is not that the currency is infinite but that the supply is irresponsible. The population is increasing and those who are economically active are increasing. If the money supply is finite the you end up with more goods and services chasing the same amount of currency. That leads to price deflation and people are encouraged not to spend. Then people can’t sell anything. Fiat (infinite) currency can meet any demand for money but the supply has to be equal to demand otherwise currency inflation and devaluation of the currency.
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  3491. 'As one computer said'... Does he mean commuter? Commuters use trains, right? Does he mean when you missed your stop? I can't make sense of his gibberish.
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  3492. What do we do? Well it is clear that there is a very large number of immigrants, legal or illegal, who should not be here and they must not be here. So ask yourself how do we remove them? If we ask them kindly to leave, do you think they will do so? Let's look at what happens when they are arrested. We have seen now that their brethren gang together and demand the release of those arrested. We see they carry weapons and attack people. I do not see any peaceful way to remove these people from our country.
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  3493.  @abrahamblankfein5042  Thanks
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  3494. Taiwanese jets a century old?? If jet engines had been invesnted in the 1920's then WWII might have taken a different course.
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  3495. If mega sharks existed then why not giant squid or octopus? Mega sharks didn't get that big eating tiddlers.
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  3496. Now the puppet is president the funding for these useful idiots will dry up and they will find the authorities are no longer in their favour. They are dead already, they just don't know it.
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  3497. It's this woman who is the patsy. You think it was just the SS that were to blame, when in fact all 3 authorities have a hand in this. They are sacrificing one of their own to save the rest.
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  3498. Cancer charities are the same a heart health charities. They take funding from the bodies that cause the illness, and spend it on research that attempts to prove the cause is anything but the real cause.
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  3499. Have they all gone beardy? James has done better with the beard than Jeremy. James looks a bit like Damon Hill whereas Jeremy looks like a vagrant.
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  3500. Put them on ships offshore.
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  3501. The Swiss supplied the NAZIs with weapons and soldiers at the start of WWII.
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  3502. The people pushing this follow it up with the claim that there is advanced technology that we are not ready for. The implication is that we must change to gain this advance technology. This is just another control mechanism.
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  3503. Totalitarians steal all the property and take control of the food supply.
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  3504.  Kim Bird  He might have gained popularity over CV handling.
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  3505.  Adz B  Where I live the university just built a new campus on the beach. Further down the beach they are building a concert hall. All with borrowed money. Where there is debt there is risk assessment and where there are buildings there is insurance and further risk assessment. So are you telling me they forgot to assess the risk of sea levels rising or did they just not care about their investment?
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  3506. Britain is like Europes appendix.
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  3507. @Sheerluck Holmes We are pretty much in Orwells future.
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  3508. @Sheerluck Holmes You don't really understand. The people presenting these tales are not prophets. They are presenting you with a possible future and your consumption of that tale is taken as your acceptance of that future.
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  3509. Engine noise being picked up on an audio system is such a basic problem that it affects consumer motorised vehicles. the alternator is the source of electrical power and it runs off the motor.
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  3510. Got to wonder why they have not had so many deaths in China? I don't believe their lockdown would have stopped the spread. Either they have hidden the cases or they have a vaccine of their own.
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  3511. India got CoVid. China's long-term rival.
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  3512. To be fair the hair was a bit of a state to start with.
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  3513. There are stone circles all over Europe. Where I live, just about every village and town has a stone circle somewhere.
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  3514. I don't have any care for Anglo-Saxons.
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  3515. Buses and labour are joined at the hip. A worked with a guy who got the bus to and from work. It regularly took the bus over an hour to move less than a mile because the roads were jammed. Jammed full of buses.
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  3516. Higher interest rates are only a temporary problem, in the longer term it will result in more houses on the market, because people will not be able to afford the mortgage and sell up. People will not be able to borrow so much so house prices will drop. Then you can get in with less debt. If interest rates drop later, then you are quids in. The real problem is when you get in during a period of low interest rates, because you have to borrow more, and thus over extend during a period when interest rates can only rise. Then you are fuktd when they do, a la today’s recent mortgage slaves.
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  3517. Possibly created to promote Islam.
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  3518. Sounds to me that Miriam is just as motivated by her dislike of America as her like for Europe. I think that's it with remainers, they don't like America and they cannot see Britain as an independent entity. So in the mind of the remainer if we are not in the EU and we cannot be independent then we will be dependent on America and that is the remainers worst nightmare. Personally I am not a big fan of America but I take the view that we can and should be independent and make our own decisions to support our own interests.
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  3519. It doesn't matter how good or bad Andy Burnham is. If he is to be PM, he will have to tow the globalist line.
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  3520.  @tonysheerness2427  It's called doing the job.
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  3521. I’d like to know his thoughts on comic books and superhero’s in general. I suppose there is a big archetypal play.
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  3522. Soros has a tool for every job doesn't he. Couldn't very well use Antifa to attack Churchills statue, they would expose themselves for what they are so he can use BLM instead. And if he wants to start a bush fire he can send in extinction rebellion. These organisations have different names but they are all Marxists.
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  3523. War Horse, all makes sense now.
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  3524. And when all the food producers in this country are out of business, we will be dependent on other countries for our most basic need. 1) We can be held to ransom. 2) How will we control the quality? Beggars cannot be choosers.
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  3525. Dividing the sexes so they do not trust each other and therefore do not procreate is the plan. It's all about depopulation by any and every means.
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  3526. @john dala I'm not sure if we live in the same country but when I read the ingredients on a loaf of bread I almost always find soy flour in there.
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  3527. It looks so tidy and well kept. For a 15yo car, it looks like new.
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  3528. Crisis actors. Did this guy actually say what his organisation is all about? All because our houses are not well insulated? Horseshit.
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  3529.  Terry Tibbs  Engage your brain. Is this a scene from Life Of Brian?
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  3530. 1 child stabs and kills another then goes to prison. 2 people who will not procreate. These 'communities' will disappear if they carry on as they are.
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  3531.  @axle.student  Similar to Chernobyl. Personally I would use the word burn or combust rather than detonate. Because that's all it is. You ignite hydrogen and it burns in the presence of oxygen like any other combustible. Nuclear hydrogen bombs work entirely differently.
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  3532.  @zog97xy  Overall I mean.
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  3533. I've read other people saying they cancelled theirs and got a refund.
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  3534. The police must be particuarly interested in the publics view of them following the murder of Sarah Everad. People go missing all the time, A missing woman over Christmas is very memorable. I have not forgotten Nicola Bulley, the missing woman from last year.
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  3535.  @evan14vev  Still close enough to Christmas, barely the new year.
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  3536. Channel 4, who are they?
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  3537. The war with Eurasia is over!
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  3538. I' thinking they should take the four cylinder boxer engine from this car and put it in an Elise.
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  3539. Look into the Frankfurt school, it's all there.
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  3540. It is the vaccinated who can be infected and pass it on to other people without even knowing. An unvaccinated person knows when they have it.
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  3541. Where did they get the idea that it's their place to remove sunlight from the whole world?
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  3542. We are leaving the era of the west being dominant. China will overtake the USA as the largest economy and military force within a few years. That's why democracy is dying, that's why we are seeing this change. The people plotting operate like bitches. They seek to live just under the strongest power because the strongest power can protect them against anyone else. They will not themselves be the strongest power because it is always the top dog who gets taken out. Instead, they live under their protection and whisper in their ear. But these people have wagered that China is just too big for America to defeat. They have been whispering in the ear of presidents, telling Clinton to sell out to China. If Clinton didn't comply then they had a certain deceased agent to blackmail him. That's why all the industries moved to China under Clinton. Now China has the power because they make everything and America borrows to buy China's stuff. Soon China will overtake the USA and those people will live under a new power. In return for their services to China they hope to keep their religion, just like under the Romans, they will be the only people under communism to be allowed to follow their religion. The belt and road will go straight through their nation.
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  3543. If we get rid of welfare people will go to work. Welfare is the root problem.
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  3544. But helium is inert. It does not react with anything, therefore it never disappears. Where do you get non-renewable? It is completely renewable.
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  3545. Something you should know about Police cars is that they are exempt from MOT and regular servicing.
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  3546.  @shabba890  A number of officers have died in their cars due to lack of servicing.
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  3547. If the majority want change, then why vote Labour? That's all wrong, a vote for Labour is a vote for more of what you don't like. If you cannot vote Conservative, vote for one of the new right alternatives.
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  3548. Yugoslavia had different fiscal policies between Serbia and Croatia while have only one central bank. It didn't end well.
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  3549.  @honiideslysses12  The narrative that genocide is beneficial is here already. Climate change! The population is too high. And the people who believe this narrative are so naive they think they will be in the 500,000 chosen to live.
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  3550. They did well at keeping the deaths down but the number of cases rose very rapidly at the start, far quicker than here. Here our deaths seem to be reported as people dying 'with' CV.
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  3551. Two years after the start of WWI, the German U-boats had sunk all of Britains ships. We had no ammunition, no food , and were being offered surrender terms. Then the Balfour Declaration was agreed.
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  3552. CERN build some of the earth moving equipment they need underground. Underground they have rock above to shield from radiation, geothermal heat for warmth, ground water, and minerals in the ground. All they really need is a power source to grow food. But that is exactly what the LHC was built to research - fusion.
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  3553. Hunger Games
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  3554. Crap
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  3555. This is the future generation. The path is clear now.
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  3556. Justin Trudeau - a class A twat. Says he stands against authoritarianism ... all people free to choose their own future. While he mandates medical intervention, orders the Police to beat his own citizens, and prevents them accessing their money.
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  3557. I hope she is watching this glowing assessment.
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  3558. James is half right about this. The papers come out will all sorts of outrage stories that are aimed at conservative readers. Yet as James points out nobody you meet is really outraged. So what does that tell us? The papers are making it up and the conservative people are not falling for it. But there are plenty of people who are very vocal about their vegan diets, the mistreatment of animals, environmental issues. Plenty of very forceful attitudes on politics. Why is there a guy who is still shouting through a mega phone on college green every day? Why is it a bunch of people decided to protest against the Conservatives winning the election fair and square? These are the extreme people and the media does not even have to print a word to provoke them.
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  3559. I read the megaphone idiot has finally fcuked off. David Bowie had a song for these people - Changes, turn and face the strain. Otherwise the remainers are going to be consumed by their loss.
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  3560. I know it is impossible to completely isolate policing from politics because everyone has a vote but their crime commissioner is member of the house of lords for labour, hasn't policing become too politicised?
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  3561. Yeah we really went downhill after WWII. Right when America ascended to the dominant power. Now we just follow USA cvulturally, mostly politically, militarily. Multiculturalism, America is, that nation is founded by multiple cultures. But Britain was much more homogenous, yet we played along. Look at BLM, an American organisation, George Flloyd, American, yet we had took the knee to BLM for something that didn't even happen here. Eco nonsense, started in America by people like Al Gore, we just follow along. Transgender crappola, another American import. And how has America done as the new superpower. Well after about 70 years, the wheels are falling off.
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  3562. I think investigated is a bit too reasonable.
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  3563. 🤣 @vale-y1i 
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  3564.  @personalaccount8569  So it's incest then. But is the grandfather also the blood father of the mother or father-in-law?
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  3565.  @personalaccount8569  That is a vital piece of information that the media have left out, although I dare say it must be reported somewhere for you to know.
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  3566. What's his motive?
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  3567. I had a mantis from it's first shed. Every time I came into the room it would look at me and come over. Crawl up my arm and walk over my face and just stare at me. It would watch when I played guitar and dance to the music. I had another that I fed a worm because I had nothing else to feed it that day. From then on whenever it saw me it would strike with its arms and start trying to eat me.
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  3568. But does it beat China?
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  3569. I bet the Germans put them up to it.
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  3570. The first wave - there will be others. First phase of the plan.
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  3571.  @annoyingbstard9407  Not many when you have social credit scoring where people are rewarded for informing on their neighbours.
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  3572.  @tommywozza4626  Zap them with directed microwaves!
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  3573. Great news
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  3574. BoE have cut interest rates from 4.75% to 4.5%. Haven't we had enough inflation? Isn't 100% increase in food prices enough?
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  3575. British people who have heritage going 1000's of years have accumulated all sorts of 'wealth'. That wealth is not just material assets like money, houses etc it's knowledge of how to live here, work ethic, planning for the future, reputation, networks of supporting people even the colour of the skin is an adaptation to living in a place where the sun is weak for 6 months of the year. Do people think they are just going to skip all that? Nothing comes for free and the price of moving to a different country that is culturally very different is that the offspring of those initial migrants might very well find it difficult. They do not see the benefit over their parents country, and they do not have the same place on the social ladder as the native population. But frankly it's a bit of an insult to think they would have the same place in society without generations of working at it.
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  3576. Every year they tell us it will be the last. These idiot no hopers have tied their rise to power to a false belief that the environment is going to die. But it never does, so they never gain power.
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  3577.  @01Ricken  I would not trust it to be off.
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  3578. Zelenski has been asking for multiple nations to stand against Russia, trying to invoke the spirit of the allies vs the nazis
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  3579. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  3580. I spotted the Truss name reference a while ago when I commented, ‘For how long can Liz Truss prop up the Conservative party?’.
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  3581. 39:47 The leather they used came from the great great great great grandson of the cow that gave it's skin for the original seat. Is that a true story? It's true that it's a story.
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  3582. The government and media have done nothing to solve the issues people have. If nothing is done when people are reasonable, then what other option do people have?
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  3583. A country surrounded by sea and Boris wants to use wind as a 'renewable'. It's all about those German manufacturers.
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  3584. Has Elon Musk had surgery? Because his face appears to be stretched over his skull, and his top lip doesn't move.
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  3585. Tony Blair, the turd that cannot be flushed? They do say he is a toilet lurker.
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  3586.  @danielshagman  Exactly, the NHS is there to save us.
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  3587. When Trump wouldn't retaliate for the downing of that drone by Syria who was it that kicked off? Then straight after, Epstein gets pulled in.
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  3588. I've downloaded and saved the web page
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  3589. The war against Eurasia is over!
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  3590. I agree with Rupert on most of what he says here, but he is missing out some details about Cromwell. The reason Jews came to Britain after Cromwell was that he had a wealthy Jewish backer. Edward I had expelled them prior because the cost of living was so high that people could not afford a family. They funded Cromwell on the condition that he allowed them to return if he won. He won, they returned and started central banking.
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  3591. Is the black sea going to renamed?
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  3592. America started the policy of indemnifying pharmaceutical companies for untested drugs.
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  3593. Has China been vaccinating it populous? If so, with what? If not, why not?
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  3594. Talking about ‘science’ that cannot be independently replicated, none of the findings from the large hadron collider can be independently replicated because there is only one LHC.
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  3595. Not allowed to exclude members of the world government.
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  3596. I think this guy knows what he is talking about with regards to boarders and security and clearly has the experience of implementing them.
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  3597. Event 201
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  3598. Sadly this death wish is the dream of many people, high and low.
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  3599. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  3600. Did James not see Gerald's limp neck as a challenge for his engineering skills? Maybe some kind of inflatable bladder with a pump could fix the droop.
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  3601.  @YerrrrrMaw  No doubt if you are a gay muslim man, then you wear a burka and nobody knows what you are.
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  3602. That opening music - a slightly disguised version of Chris Isaak Wicked Game. Amazing, exactly what I was playing on the guitar while watching.
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  3603. Mandelson/Mendelssohn
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  3604. Here's a thought: Nigel needs to ditch the Muslim donor and ask Elon to fund Reform. Elon could find enough money down the back of the sofa. It would solve the conflict between Reform and potential voters who want Reform to oppose Islam.
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  3605. Theories explain and predict but are unproven. A theorem is a proven theory. So by definition all theories are unproven. There will be observations that contradict a theory, but rather than throwing the theory out, it is said to be incomplete if for the most part the theory is consistent with observation.
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  3606. Is that Doug DeMuro's Defender?
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  3607. Are we not told that women in business are an antidote to masculine management? Seems that the women on the Post Office board were no better than any man.
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  3608. A missile to shoot down a balloon? Surely a missile has to hit a solid target before it will detonate. If one were fired at a balloon isn’t there a risk it would go through the balloon and detonate somewhere else?
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  3609. If they had nothing to hide they would not have prevented observers watching them count the votes.
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  3610.  @RichSpirit00  You have to look for evidence. They have started with some indisputable cases and eyewitness accounts. This has been enough convince people that there is good reason for a deeper investigation. If the Democrats have nothing to hide then they should welcome an investigation because it will put to rest the idea that they cheated and bring people together.
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  3611. I recall Rishi Sunak's wife claimed non-dom status on massive earnings, and that didn't go down too well. Feels more than a bit duplicitous. But if raising taxes on non-doms causes tax revenue to drop, then we have to suck it up and let it go untaxed.
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  3612. Try it against a similar G Wagon. G Wagon can told the Defender up a hill, Defender cannot tow the same G Wagon up the same hill.
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  3613.  @joelcoool  I'm referring more to some of his other calls.
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  3614. Is it Kier or Keir?
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  3615. Thing is Bobulinski has written a testimony that confirms the allegations. Once a person does that they cross a line. If he were lying there would be serious penalties.
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  3616. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  3617. Why are we putting up with this when they make it so clear that they are creating disease and using it to control us?
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  3618. These people are in big trouble. How many deaths would have been prevented if a vaccine had been made from the real virus?
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  3619. JLR don't call it an SUV.
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  3620. What does the Talmud say about sex with minors? Use contraception.
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  3621. If real conservatives will not join the party, then the liberals and socialists infiltrators go unopposed. Get enough real conservatives and tip the balance.
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  3622. Agenda 21 is all about stuffing everyone into cities. What they have started with this is just going to do the opposite. People will start to bug-out.
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  3623. Ref was looking the other way. See no evil hear no evil. Order. Order. Ordeeerr.
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  3624. Could have burned the movie companies marque down.
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  3625. Sadiq Khant for shadow leader and Diana Abacus for shadow chancellor. Best combination Conservatives could wish for. The only problem now is what to do about the Conservatives.
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  3626.  @grahamparkhouse8467  Every time I talk to religious people I get stuck on the evolution argument. I just could not work out exactly what their beef is with it. Then I asked one recently what they thought of CoVid and the governments response. Their reply was that they thought it was somewhere between a gentle and firm message from god that we are wrecking the environment. Then it became clear that the problem they have with evolution is that it means god does not directly create everything. Without it every thing from species to viruses are a created by god. The religious person seemed somewhat excited by the virus. Some are talking about the rapture and the second coming. I found it quite distasteful.
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  3627.  @grahamparkhouse8467  Evolution is certainly a theory that is popular amongst atheist's and they do use it to deny god but it was not theorised by an atheist. In my opinion you do not have to deny god to accept that evolution could take place. That is a false argument used by atheists. Do oak tree's appear fully grown? No they grow from an acorn and an acorn bears no more resemblance to an oak tree than a butterfly does to a caterpillar yet to a religious person these are all products of god. The point I am making is that god has already shown us how he can allow his creations to change into something quite different so what is the obstacle to accepting that god may have created the process of evolution? The only difference I can see is that if you accept evolution can take place then you accept that species do not have to be created directly by the hand of god. I really have no issue with that.
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  3628. Why does nobody bring up the Barbary coast slave trade?
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  3629. What has it come to when China claim they are more restrained against protestors than the west? Protests either by subversives they likely support, or protests against the kind of civil rights abuse they get up to. They really are playing us now.
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  3630. Why is it that this is being pushed now?? Because the CoVid response is so far from normality that people's sensibility has been reduced to tatters. People have been prepared to believe anything.
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  3631. If they sell all of them there is about 200M to be had. My guess is Geely are offering to put up the money for this on the promise that Lotus use the proceeds to self fund from then on.
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  3632. I think I have been targeted by Google. I cannot watch live streams, they cut out after a few minutes. This only happens on a device that I have logged into Google from. I don't have the problem on my phone, that has never logged into Google. Is there anything I can do to delete my Google Id?
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  3633. The only thing I can fault with Liz so far is the energy price cap. The problem is we are essentially subsidising energy prices. 1) that will have to be paid for through taxation, 2) the energy providers can keep their prices high. A government that taxes to pay for what people should be paying for instead, especially a basic need, is basically communism.
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  3634. The Anglo-Saxons could not defend England. They did not extend England's influence beyond its shores during their time. Britain and it's empire began after the Normans. I do wonder if this obsession with the Anglo-Saxon past is why the 'Anglo-sphere' is failing, or is it because the Anglo-Saxons who buggered off to America are in charge?
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  3635.  @Horizon344  Half a millennium after the Norman conquest is a millennium after the Saxon invasion. During their time, the Saxons had every opportunity but did almost nothing. Almost immediately after the Norman conquest, Britain was extending outwards.
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  3636. Will it be reliable? Will Lotus be around in the future? It's the same question for decades. Don't people know the answer by now?
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  3637. Shouldn't you spread the pension liabilities over 25 years rather than 50? The reason being that some pensions will be due in 50 years and others almost immediately. Without having the precise figures, it is reasonable to assume the distribution is roughly equal accross the spectrum so you should take the average of 25 years.
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  3638. The developed world is regressing to tinpot dictatorships. Democracy is about using reasonable means to effect change. If the politicians do not react to the reasonable, then it leaves only the unreasonable and the politicians have to defend themselves. But they have brought this upon themselves.
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  3639. Where are palets of bricks? Does Soros not support this one?
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  3640. How is the army going to fight?
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  3641. I doubt we will get anything from the next either.
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  3642.  @warmybear437  I'm not an expert but I think stop and search, no doubt an amnesty on knives and some social work with the community. Do you think stop and search is going too far? Some days there were about 5 stabbings. I think they needed to take immediate action.
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  3643.  @Skare147  I don't expect any part the animal is wasted. There is always dog food.
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  3644. We know Labour would be no better. They are compulsive liars as well. The reason the government has sank to this level is that they are socialists.
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  3645. I can see the unlawful attempts to stop canvassers. If Labour get in, I would not be surprised if they change the laws and this is effectively the last election we have.
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  3646. That thing is vicious.
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  3647. @PrestonSartorius Well yes, it's tales and myths. Is it simply that records were not kept or lost, or is it by design that the victors wanted to erase the previous peoples history? Hengist, Horsa and Vortigern are mentioned in the Anglo-Saxon Chronical (I just read the passage A.D. 449). But Nennius and Geoffrey of Monmouth are said to be less reliable.
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  3648. @PrestonSartorius So what of the claim made in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle? It is the story according to one of their own. That does not mean it is true, but it is the explanation that they themselves put forward.
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  3649. @PrestonSartorius And Bede spent his entire life in a monastery. His knowledge must have been somewhat distant. But regarding the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, what I am getting at is that is their statement. If not what actually happened, it is what they stand by. I think that says something in itself, because the account they wrote is what they knew they would be judged by, and they were happy to be so.
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  3650. We should not have ended capital punishment. But now those who would not have made it, have control. If we bring back capital punishment now, then we might be in the situation where the wrong people put the right people to death.
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  3651.  @leehenry5764  A patsy
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  3652. 23:35 Regarding the property of bitcoin that involved in illegal transactions. When I studied crypto currency at a university, one of the areas of research was exactly that question. Every transaction is recorded on the block chain, the wallets that tokens move from and to are known, and new transactions can be put onto the block chain that return the illgotten tokens to the rightful owner. But the professors had this idea that they would discover all the fraudulent transactions and enter new transactions that would put the tokens into a 3rd account, similar to the government fining buisnesses for 'irregular' practises. But the money does not belong to the treasury and the illgotten tokens do not belong in a 3rd party wallet. Who knows where the professors thought the tokens should go from there. Although I had thought of a way to reverse fraudulent transactions, I declined researching ti because I felt the professors were not being honest.
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  3653. Come on, this is just the BBC trying to absolve itself. If the people at the BBC who covered it up had paid for their involvement, then perhaps it would be more appropriate. I know at least one other DJ at Radio 1 who knew all about Saville but said nothing because he had his own history. This is one of the reasons Saville got away with it.
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  3654. Zero trust is a new buzzword in cybersecurity.
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  3655. If the conservatives pick Hunt then they really are finished.
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  3656. Just one small point, that was 300kph not mph.
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  3657. There are a lot of things here that everyone else did long ago. It's hardly genius to follow way behind everyone else.
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  3658. I thought those PJ's were golf trousers. Corona virus is really taking it's toll when grown men are wearing their PJ's in pubic in broad daylight.
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  3659.  @gerrythompson1721  They look to me that they are going a bit soft. How can they oppose Islamification when their biggest donor and chairman is a muslim?
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  3660. No TV = no licence = no BBC
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  3661. Should do superheros and vampires as well
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  3662. Why has the EU not developed their own vaccine instead of trying to benefit from everyone else's effort? Nothing is good enough for them anyway. To make it worse they don't want anyone else to gain an advantage. This is exactly what to expect from the protectionist parasitic EU.
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  3663. Here we go with the golden years of the Anglo-Saxon again. If they had it so sorted out then why did they do nothing but fight amongst themselves? Alfred was an interlude, when he died they went back to fighting themselves again. That’s why they were weak and lost.
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  3664. In his own words 5 crooks are controlling 70% of the media. It's hardly a monopoly. Earlier today they were telling us it was owned by 3. By next week well all own some of it.
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  3665.  @kitstratfull4606  Yes fair enough. But I think my assertion that the division is collectivism and individualism stands.
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  3666. Those boxes to block your key's signal are called faraday cages. Putting the keys in the microwave would work just as well, but you do risk causing an explosion.
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  3667. A flat battery on the start line does smack of amateure. McLarens days of being a tightly focused racing organisation are clearly behind them for now.
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  3668.  @JS55505  Well there was no word of that. But if so then it does make a difference.
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  3669. 5G is well into the microwave end of the spectrum.
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  3670. The Balfour Declaration was made because after 2 years of WWI, Germany had sunk all the British supply vessels. We had no ammunition and no food. The Germans were offering surrender terms. The zionists said they could bring America into WWI if Britain agreed to give them Paletsine. And now it is America who want to buy up all Britain's farmland so that Britain is again dependent on other nations for the most basic need. The climate change hoax is about moving industry from the West to the East. That's all it has achieve because nobody cares that China burns more coal every year than any other country. Industry moved from America to China in the 90's under Clinton, he was deeply involved with Epstein and Maxwell, who's father was a Mossad agent. He was blackmailed into transferring industry to China. The aim is build industry in China, and then transport the goods from China to the West. That transportation will go through Israel. China call it the belt-and-road. Netanyahu told us exactly this at a recent UN conference. Told us they mean to do precisely what I have just described. But instead of a canal it will be rail and road. So what does that mean? Israel will be essential for trade between the two superpowers of the world. They will have both sides defending them and all the money from trade going through their country.
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  3671. If it costs the NHS so much then cut back on the NHS. Reduce it to A&E only. You can eat as many pies as you like, juist don't expect everyone else to pay for your liposuction.
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  3672. If Labour is set to win a decisive victory, then I see no reason why Reform needs to hold back on campaigning. It's not as if they are taking votes from the Conservatives who might otherwise win.
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  3673. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  3674. There you go. Is it just coincidence that our own police are being made impotent by woke dictates? Undermine our own governance so that people will accept their governance.
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  3675. The trans movement and the other minority rights movements are products of the Frankfurt school. The acamedics fled to America before WWII, because they were all Jews, and their teachings were successfully adopted. The devised a numeric scale used by state organisations when hiring staff so they could rate the candidates right or left leaning. That allowed the state organisations to hire only left leaning candidates.
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  3676. When the location that a virus spreads from is on the door step of a laboratory that researches gain-of-function on that very virus, it is rational to suspect it may have come from that laboratory. Yet people who follow this line are labelled 'conspiracy theorists'. People who think it is more likely that the virus independently mutated at the wet market than escaped from the lab are 'coincidence theorists'.
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  3677. The UFO is a shape of constant width. If you look closely the edges are not straight, they are curved.
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  3678. One of the best things about living in Bristol was when I would look out of my window and see an immense hot air balloon drifting past to land in the park behind.
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  3679. I spy a new Defender in this video. You need to do one of those offroad group tests, with this against the new one. I'll bet this wins. I mean it accelerated faster than the claimed acceleration of the new Lotus Emira.
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  3680. I, ... of ... do solemnly and sincerely declare and affirm that I will well and truly serve the Queen in the office of constable, with fairness, integrity, diligence and impartiality, upholding fundamental human rights and according equal respect to all people; and that I will, to the best of my power, cause the peace to be kept and preserved and prevent all offences against people and property; and that while I continue to hold the said office I will to the best of my skill and knowledge discharge all the duties thereof faithfully according to law. Section 83 Police Reform Act 2002
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  3681. The empire of America has risen and will fall in one lifetime. What a feeble attempt.
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  3682. Sadiq Khan - Londons Laurie Lightfoot
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  3683. I don't see where the legal basis for the TV licence is. For instance LBC make live transmissions of their own content that is transmitted over the internet. The description of the licence is that it is to view 'live transmissions'. It omits to say who produced the content or the channel that is being viewed. If it does not say specifically which content and channel then according to the letter of the licence all live transmissions of content fall under the category of 'live transmission'. I am arguing that LBC content, viewed live, counts as a live transmission therefore requires a licence to view it live. But LBC do not receive revenue from the licence fee. Only the BBC and Channel 4 receive the proceeds of the licence fee. However neither the BBC or Channel 4 have produced the content and the transmission is via the internet, which they do not own. If they do not own the content or the delivery system then how can they lay claim to receiving revenue for viewing that content live? You cannot sell what you don't own. I cannot charge a licence fee to breathe the air because I do not own the air. And I cannot sell something or charge for use of something that I do not own. Clearly there is a licence and someone has said it is to view live transmissions but again you cannot just make up a law to say everyone must pay you some money. Is there some patent they own and a licence has to be paid for use of a patented technique? What is the basis for the licence?
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  3684. I want to see more than class action. People should go to prison for a long harsh stretch, if not life.
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  3685.  TT Foley  Thing is he went to Saudi Arabia and literally picked up their sword.
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  3686.  @HUA-ns5wx  Exactly
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  3687.  @carlosmorris4510  They are going to promote a deadlier strain. Marek's disease.
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  3688. How much should MP's be paid? It's an enduring question. I hear often that they shoul be paid big money to attract the best talent. But what is their primary role? Isn't it to represent the constituents in the House of Commons, and vote on their behalf? They need to put bills/motions/whatever before the constituents, and vote according the the wishes fo the majority of constituents. Doesn't sound like a very demanding job to me. Little more than administrative. We rely on them for too much.
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  3689. What's going to stop the Democrats doing what they did last time and rigging the election? We see evidence of it in voting machines already. The Democrats won by fraud last time and they have no motive to make it impossible this time. They will just keep rigging the election forever.
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  3690. If you take the 19% that the polls suggest Reform have and you add to that the 18% that the Conservatives have, then Reform have 37%. If Conservative voters think they can prevent a Labour goverment by voting Conservative, then they are wrong, they will hand Labour a victory. If instead of voting Conservative they vote Reform, then Reform will be neck and neck with Labour, and have a real chance of winning outright. Labour and the globalists know we are onto them. They know this is their final opportunity to destroy this country. This is the last chance saloon, we have to prevent a Labour government, and the only to do so is to defeat them in this election.
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  3691. Is this the part that was cut?
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  3692. There's this idea of a triad. Victim, villain, hero or oppressed, oppressor, saviour. Every hero needs a victim or the hero has no purpose. The hero is self appointed opposition to what they perceive as a villain. If you are not a victim then you are of no use to the hero because they cannot use you to justify their attack of whoever they see as a villain. Take that a step further and because there is only hero, villain and victim, if you are not a victim then you can only be hero or villain and there is generally only room in town for one hero so that makes you a villain. The next problem for the hero is that if they do their job well enough in championing the victim then the victim is no longer victimised so the hero runs out of victims and they have to find another victim or even better a victim group,! A group is worth more to the hero than an individual - minimum effort maximum gain. Then they are able to maintain their status as hero. If the previous victim or group does not accept they are victims of a new sort then they are of no use to the hero and they must now be the villain.
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  3693. It looks good, outside and in.
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  3694. His consituents would be mad not to vote for him as an Independent/Reform/Reclaim/UKIP candidate.
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  3695. Is paying 80% of everyone's salary really going to work? Is it going to prevent the businesses from going bankrupt? And if not there will no businesses to employ people once this passes . So are we going to print money forever to pay for all the mass unemployment. This is not going to work it will be the final nail in the coffin.
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  3696. Here's a thought: Nigel needs to ditch the Muslim donor and ask Elon to fund Reform. Elon could find enough money down the back of the sofa.
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  3697.  Fela George  It's a false dichotomy
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  3698.  @alanthorpe3640  Go for the heart?
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  3699.  @margueritedelaharpe3209  Well I don't think they were lost. I grew up in between a cold war US airbase and a Royal Airforce Air base. My next door neighbours worked at the US airbase. I think the crop sprayer was related on one of those two bases.
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  3700. I'm afraid both the BMW X7s, old and new, looks like they have a genetic defect. Quite the ugliest mutant on 4 wheels.
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  3701. So here is the proposition. We are told there will be no delay to Brexit regardless of whether a deal is struck or not. Yet there is court ruling to say that if no deal is struck then the government must ask for a delay. This is a contradiction, the two cannot both be true. Either the court ruling is overturned - no sight of that happening, an extension is requested according to the ruling but the EU refuses and we leave on no deal, or finally we call the whole thing off and remain. Which is it going to be?
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  3702. I'm sure it is well engineered and will be a great car. I hope they do well But the styling does not match the fantastically wild TVRs from Peter Wheeler. This looks like an MX5 front and a FType rear. The interior is not a patch on the old TVRs either. Peter W and his crew must have been on LSD when they designed their cars.
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  3703. The next wave is when New Zealand waves Jacinda goodbye.
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  3704. The 720S has beaten everything since it's release 3 years ago, even cars recently released. Now the 765LT is about to extend that lead.
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  3705. Well I do like the way Butterballs was put all the way over on the other side of the room. He appeared to be a little troll, lurking in a dingy corner.
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  3706.  @andrewpalmer9634  'then why all the slave ships this country was built on the subgcation of black people' The slavers lost favour and those who opposed them won. Slavery was banned and the national effort was then to rid the world of slavery. And slavery has never returned here. But these significant steps that are being taken to usher in communism will bring slavery back. That's what communism is. Forced labour for minimum reward.
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  3707. 96.6% survival rate
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  3708. Evidence that people die soon after retirement: When employees joined 'defined benefit' pensions, the pension administrators would calculate the pension to pay out for 3 years after a member retired. This is because the historic evidence showed that the majority of people died within 3 years after retiring. Life insurance companies have a series of about 10 very simple questions that they use to accurately predict a persons life expectancy. Simple things like 'has a close family member died recently?' All insurance works on statistical analysis of the evidence they have gathered over many years.
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  3709.  @Si_Mondo  Nothing to do with it being finished in 1948 then which is the popularised reason.
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  3710. Game on
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  3711. 'Dark matter exists we just haven't found it yet' they say. If it doesn't exist, then physicists can look for it forever, never find it, and always say they should keep looking, after all, the universe is expanding, so there is always somewhere else to look. The claim is not falsifiable.
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  3712. To put it another way: Blood type is an immutable property. If a person requires a blood transfusion and, in the unlikely event that, the hospital does not have any compatible blood, then the hospital will have no option but to deny the treatment because otherwise the person will die from a transfusion of incompatible blood.
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  3713. The attack on football club badges by the guardian was just to distract people from the recent revelation about the guardians own involvement in slavery.
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  3714.  @alexboitz8540  The Brexit deal was not his. Boris's own claim is that it was ready before Boris and May. I lay the blame at their feet.
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  3715. Any candidate for parliament should have to go through a squid games to weed out the crims. Then we will see who they really are.
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  3716. I think the problem is as much government through welfare, as the government's direct influence on people. Stepping back from micromanaging people is fine, but we have welfare. It is a safety net that means people are no longer responsible for themselves, they can behave in ways that, in one way or another, shorten their lives and everyone else picks up the bill to put them right. Introducing welfare removes personal responsibility, and forces the government to micromanage because otherwise, the welfare bill is too high. Get rid of welfare and that forces people to behave responsibly, then the government do not have to assume responsibility for people.
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  3717. The problem with having the death penalty now is that the lunatics and fruitcakes, not the sensible people from UKIP, are running the show. The idiots will have the power to kill us all. It’s not the right time.
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  3718. It was reported the column was 40 miles long. I see only a handful of destroyed vehicles.
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  3719. So its just a refugee swap
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  3720. Sunaks wife is not pleased. He's in big trouble.
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  3721. Reform is turning out to be the new face of the NWO. They know the main parties, who are fronts for the NWO, have lost the voter's trust, so they need a new front.
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  3722. Game on
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  3723. You can bet McLarens own financial commitments (debt servicing and refinancing) put pressure on them to make and 'sell' a certain number of cars a year. The dealerships could at least drive the cars a mile up and down the road once a week.
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  3724. So Boris thrives on pressure and disaster. And this explains his buffoonery. If there is no crisis to challenge him, then he will make a crisis so that he can rise up.
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  3725. I’m not so unhappy about my own balding now.
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  3726. Well I certainly see evidence that people in the UK believe the Germans are better than us.
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  3727. But the NHS is a failure, along with teachers and the police.
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  3728. Seems to me that China are still set to surpass America as the biggest economic and military superpower in a few decades, and nothing is changing that. The world is bowing before them now in the hope they will be on good terms later.
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  3729.  @antoniorsoftware  I didn't have exact details, so it was a conservative estimate. The point is that it is a significant event. Once it occurs, the herd will follow China, not the USA, and China will hold the balance of power.
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  3730. The problems raised with the infotainment system do not sound like problems with the screen they choose to use. They are software issues with maybe some hardware deficiencies due to processing power of the hardware running the software. But mainly they sound like software issues.
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  3731. Are we not told that women in business is beneficial, as if there is something intrisically deterimenatl about patriarchy? Yet the post office CEO was a woman and look at how that went. She appear to have made every effort to ignore the facts and coverup, to the point of many innocent people being sent to prison and some even dying as a result of false accusations. It appears she was no more honest, virtuous, or competent than any man.
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  3732. Why should she resign when she is doing such a good job?
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  3733. The children are right to say no, but when it falls to children to tell adults right from wrong, then there is something wrong. Is the world to be run by children like Greta Thunberg? Just another ploy to invert reality.
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  3734. Satan will be born to a man. The child will be a burning demon called David.
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  3735. So how is it that senile withered Biden beat masculine Trump who proved himself physically by overcoming CoVid but he also proved himself as a negotiator with Kim Jong-un?
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  3736. He's obviously trolling us. Islam would never have been adopted here if he had not been bringing Muslims into the country. He must have submitted long ago.
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  3737. The war with Eurasia is over!
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  3738. A top of the line paint oven with dandruff extraction??
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  3739. What a disgusting evil creep
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  3740. Keep a diary
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  3741. If healthcare was private, doctors would have to work or find an alternative income.
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  3742. Back in 90s the Albanians were trafficking people into Italy. With Italy's declining population, they have enough people in that country to prevent resistance, they can move people all across Europe.
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  3743. You will own nothing, you will rent everything. This is what they are teaching at universities. Blockchain technologies are the means.
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  3744. While were at it, isn't Star Wars going to have to moderate it's language.
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  3745. The plain reality is the NAZI's have leaped out of their hole again and are having another go.
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  3746. I agree that leaving the market to distribute resources according to individual needs vs. the individual's financial ability, is better than the state distributing resources according to whatever criteria the state decides. But we do not lack free-market apparatus; we have a decentralized regime, we have privatised rail and utility services, Labour gave the BoE independence, and outsourced much of government to NGOs. Here is the Achilles heel: A functioning free market depends on businesses being willing to compete with each other. Competition drives down prices and makes resources available to more people. But business is motivated by profit, competition is secondary. Businesses would rather gain a monopoly over the market, have no competition, and charge whatever they like. If they cannot achieve a monopoly, then they might decide to form cartels instead of competing. The free-market system alone is incomplete because something more is needed to motivate businesses to compete, otherwise they are only in conflict with the customer. The socialist candidate is centralised regulation, and it is susceptible to corruption. What is the Conservative candidate? To be sympathetic to the free market ideal, the Conservative motivating candidate must be decentralised, and embedded into all players, it is the moral element of free-market spirit. The conundrum is that the business criterion of profit/loss is at best amoral, but it is perfectly evident that profit can be made immorally. If businesses operate without moral judgment while aiming to maximise profit, then they will choose immoral business practices, there's no shortage of evidence. If we are going to pursue the free-market ideal and we have no moral compass, then all that remains is corruptible centralised regulation, i.e. the antithesis of the free-market. A free-market can only function properly if business leaders have a moral foundation. Although the woke cringe at the idea of morals, they are profoundly moralistic. We can also see they recognise the need for morals within businesses because they are enforcing morals such as diversity hire, climate controls, stakeholder capitalism, and so on. The difference is the chosen morals.
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  3747. Some people complain the Brexit arguments were poor. There is literally no conversation about CoVid.
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  3748.  @diannepenny407  I don't mean those people. I mean politicians and msm.
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  3749. I propose if something can happen through chance then it is a certainty that it can happen through intervention.
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  3750. Boris did buy some when he was major but they were not allowed to be used so they got scrapped.
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  3751. What’s going on is the police force is being broken on purpose. This is an invasion, motivated by revenge on the part of the invaders, and guilt on the part of the traitors.
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  3752. I read about CoVid in China in late October 2019.
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  3753. Apple have always had this notion that they know what everyone wants. So rather than making a platform that is open and flexible, albeit harder to use, they lock everything down in a minimal interface that only lets you do what Apple thinks you want to do. Except it isn't.
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  3754. Surely conducting a questionaire designed to filter out 'authoritarians' from employment is itself authoritarian, and only really serves to select people of a desired political bias, thereby oppressing all others. The critical theory seems full of internal conflcts and contradictions.
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  3755. It's an interesting idea that Donald Trump was allowed to win because otherwise the vehicle for the globalist movement would crash. From that it follows that making America great again will only enable the globalists to pursue their aims in future, and that it may have been better for us if Kamala had won and the absurdity of their plans had been made real. It also follows that Trump really needs to deliver a severe blow to the globalists, something equivalient to Tony Blairs changes to British politics, something that will really set the globalists back. But if they really wanted to throw the election, why stand Biden down?
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  3756. That must about 1% hit ratio
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  3757. 'All the products we import from China where they get the energy from burning coal.' Well guess what? That's what happens when you outsource all manufacturing to another country. We have not direct influence over their policies. We raised this issue long ago but the climate brigade paid no attention because they cannot find two brain cells between themselves.
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  3758. I say that Islam is a terrorist organisation. 1. it is organised. 2. The book tells the followers to infiltrate and kill those who do not follow.
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  3759. This was a controlled study, surely they thought to take blood tests and examine the subjects before the booster was administered. That would add even more weight to the findings.
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  3760. 4:50 Here lies the problem with disc brakes. Only the other episode did James show us how to align disc brakes. Now he tries to spin the front wheel and the rotor drags so much it stops immediately. You don't get that on a car so why can't they get disc brakes to work on a bicycle?
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  3761. You need to start spending all that mining money on a big army. You just have to make it not worth China's effort.
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  3762. So the host is a coincidence theorist. Just coincidence that the virus began yards away from a lab that studies gain of function on sars viruses. Is it still coincidence that it may have spread from bats that live 2000 miles away? Just coincidence that Chinese scientist were discussing how to release a bio weapon?
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  3763. Midazolam
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  3764. No TV,, No Licence, No BBC
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  3765. The lotus eaters ate the lotus seeds and forgot all about their home. Maybe Chapman named the company after that story. Once you try a lotus you never want to go home - just keep driving.
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  3766. You can just cancel your licence.
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  3767. Why does it appear that there are more autistic people now? Is it that diagnosis is better? Is it fashionable to call yourself autistic because it is associated, in everyday life, with intelligence? Or is it that people are having children later in life? Or...
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  3768.  @kevcatnip7589  He's right
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  3769. Is it surprising that MPs are disliked by all? In a multicultural society, there is no consensus. There will always be a group with a radically opposing view, so the MPs cannot possibly please everyone. But it is worse than that, both extremes hate the MPs. One side because they are ideologically opposed, and the other side because they perceive the government as not standing up to subversives. They have made this bed for themselves.
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  3770. I'm not convinced that is actually Goodyear welted. The technique is that the upper is stitched to the sole through the welt that goes around the edge of the shoe - where the yellow stitching is. But that yellow stitching is supposed to go vertically down through to the sole and should be visible underneath the sole. There is then a second stitch that goes through the inner sole, through the upper and into (but not through) the welt via a horizontal stitch. It means the innersole and the upper are joined to the welt and the welt is joined to the outer sole. The stitch that joins the outer sole to the shoe does not go through the inner sole so water cannot wick up through the stitch and into the inner sole. And the stitch that joins the innersole to the welt is entirely internal to the shoe so water from outside cannot be wicked through it to the inside. Doc Martins have a rubber welt that is bonded to the outer sole and the yellow stitching is going through the welt horizontally to join the innersole to the outer and the welt. Water can be wicked through the yellow stitching and into the inner sole. The give away is that the yellow stitching is the only stitching and does not go vertically down through the sole. I used to wear them as a kid. I found the leather cracked quickly, the yellow stitching broke, I got wet feet easily, the heals wore away quickly and the air bubbles in the sole were filled with saw dust. They used to fall apart after about 3 months. That was back when they were made in England. I don't imagine making them in Thailand would have any positive or negative effect on the quality. The design is rubbish and the materials are cheap.
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  3771. Regarding the civil case against Prince Andrew by Virginia Giuffre. I read Judge Lewis A Kaplan, who is presiding over the civil case, has said that the settlement contract between Epstein and Giuffre was private. It has only been made public as a result of the civil case. Therefore, it is between only Epstein and Giuffre and can only be invoked by those two people. As Epstein is now dead, it cannot be invoked by a third party. Do you think this overrides the agreement within to “release, acquit, satisfy, and forever discharge” Epstein and “any other person or entity who could have been included as a potential defendant”?
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  3772.  @pamelsims2068  Sorry, I can't remember the context of my comment now. But I am modestly stunned that I was talking about Disney remaking Snow White a year ago, and today I read about the new film being a flop.
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  3773.  @dylancounte1448  and Richard Hill, Those are my thoughts as well. The only use I can see for them is the army, but they don't want psychopaths either. I mean, who would want to work with one who has been trained them to kill and has a gun? But how do we get rid of them, especially when it is heritable? If we have to use psychopathy to remove psychopathy, then we can never remove it.
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  3774.  @dolphin069  The thing is, the psychopaths you describe are the easy ones to deal with. The others that are of more concern are the politicians, oligarchs and ones with immense power but no boundaries. They do not commit overt crimes or acts of open violence.
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  3775.  @mistersir3020  You forgot benefit caste.
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  3776.  @costakeith9048  I'm not arguing that having more skills is not virtuous but that when people put their efforts into developing one skill, it binds people together and we all benefit. The ultimate example must be the difference between men and women. Men simply cannot give birth, while women can. But when a woman is heavily pregnant or caring for an infant, they cannot do much else. Men have specialised in other tasks, such as hunting and defending. Tools give men an advantage in those activities so we have developed an interest in tools while women have an interest in people. But haven't we been successful?
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  3777. Remember: all this is predicated on climate change. They have nothing else.
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  3778. While the migrants are busy stabbing each other and marrying their cousins, we might still overcome this.
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  3779. It looks pleasing in this video. But that's because it is so big it doesn't fit in the frame, so you can only see 2/3rds of it. What you can't see is that it continues for another 6 feet behind the rear wheels. And that thing about controls on the roof. It's not like a fighter jet. That F35 they raced against does not have controls on the inside of the canopy. There are no fighter jets that do. They have a glass canopy with nothing on the inside.
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  3780. I'm wondering what does the host mean when he says, 'helium is not renewable'. Helium is an inert gas - it does not react with anything. This means it will always be helium, and it can only be obtained by extracting it from the atmosphere. Any helium that is lost from an airship will return to the atmosphere, where it came from.
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  3781. Well if there is a war and it is fought by the alphabetty-spagehetti people, then we will have clensed the gene pool.
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  3782. They are a bunch of spivs.
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  3783. Karl Popper was a philospher. Among other works, he published Open Society and it's Enemies. George Soros wrote the foreword in a recent reprint.
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  3784. 8:17 He would benefit by making his lab a faraday cage.
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  3785. You have to wonder if the army is trying to get the alphabet people and the muslim migrants killed on purpose.
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  3786. Yesterday my phone downloaded and installed Google Chrome without my instruction. I noticed there is no option to uninstall any Google apps.
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  3787. It's only his first year, there are another 3 after this. We're in for some entertainment with this guy.
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  3788. The organ that absorbs iodine is the thyroid gland. Get it loaded with iodine, so it does not absorb radioactive isotopes of iodine.
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  3789. The G-Wagon is bouncing around all over the place. It's not even offroad.
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  3790. My guess is Biden would give Clinton the job in the supreme court.
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  3791. Along side? What has she done for Bristol, does not even live there. Why give her a place in a museum at all? Tell the artist to collect it or it gets destroyed.
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  3792. I don't see the number of new cases per day in Britain coming down. It has plateaued for the last month. 5/4/2020 - 5903 new cases, 30/4/2020 6032 new cases and nothing but figures that vary between 4000 and 5500 in between. You could take that two ways. 1. Lockdown has had no effect so we should continue with lockdown. But that presupposes that lockdown will have a positive effect sometime in future. 2. Lockdown has no effect so it cannot be justified.
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  3793. This lockdown is not going to work anyway because the supermarkets are open and everyone need to go to the supermarket so the virus will spread through there. That's why it is having no effect.
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  3794. The overriding problem is welfare. It removes the need for personal responsibility. People are no longer responsible for their income, health, even children. It has allowed grifters to grow in numbers for generations. Their numbers are large enough to sway the direction of the productive, and they don't even understand that it is only the productive who support them. We are fast approaching the point where their unsustainable ways dominate. Once that happens, there will be nothing to support their consumption and a collapse will follow.
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  3795. Myocarditis Cases Reported After mRNA-Based COVID-19 Vaccination in the US From December 2020 to August 2021 Matthew E. Oster, MD, MPH1,2,3; David K. Shay, MD, MPH1; John R. Su, MD, PhD, MPH1; et al.
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  3796. If there is no cash, and banks have the ability to close peoples accounts arbitrarily, then we will have slavery. It will not be possible to pay someone in money for their effort. We will have people working for board and lodgings.
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  3797.  @ryanlongley5052  Google AI just repeats the most probable answers based on the data it has been trained on. Give it false data, and it will repeat it.
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  3798. My thoughts exactly
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  3799. All the lies that plague the English speaking world, woke, transgender, CO2 emissions, multiculturalism, all come from America. And this is just another in a long series of increasingly ridiculous lies. A lie that comes out of the American military so that they can con us into giving them money to defend against a non-existant threat. Just watch Ronald Reagan's speeches on extraterrestrials, how he advised to unite the world against a common enemy, one that does not exist.
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  3800.  @milkypureblood4490  You constented to the rules of democracy when you were entered onto the electoral roll. To abstain from voting is to accept whatever those who do vote, voted for.
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  3801.  @JAKENMK  The contract is the electoral roll.
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  3802.  @torod213  The rate of redundancy in earlier models is as much about the size of the product range than anything else. Now they have three tiers, each model is in production for longer before they retire it. Back when they only had the MP4-12C every new car replaced the earlier one.
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  3803. So white people don't know what it's like to be an ethnic minority in Britain, well ask again in 25 years, because white people will be by then.
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  3804. So they let in thousands of people from difficult coutries, without check who any of them where, and now this. Well, thats what Britain is doing now, so Sweden is Britian in 10 years or so.
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  3805. I don't see a destroyed column of armour vehicles. Russia has Chernobyl and will use it to threaten a dirty nuclear disaster. They have cities under seige.
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  3806. When the going gets tough, the tough ...
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  3807. They seem incapable of admitting their own mistakes. Weak, feeble, people. Delusionary even, metnally ill.
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  3808. I can see the advantage of half the battery at the front, half at the back, and nothing between, is that the driver is sitting at the same height as they would in a ICE car. But it does mean there is a weight at the front, and another at the back. They need to make sure those two weights are strongly joined so that they travel in the same direction. That will only get harder if they increase battery capacity.
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  3809. Wasn't neutral colours for childrens clothes the prelude to transgenderism? I can't remember exactly when that was but I think it was before 2012.
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  3810. Just watched the opening. What Ann does not understand is that the phone will be made essential by removing cash. All financial transactions will be done through the phone, this ensures you must have a phone otherwise you will frankly starve. Digital transactions will be visible to the government because they will be recorded on a blockchain. Your social credit score will be calculated from that. You will not be able to avoid being monitored by the government because the software to do it will be integrated into the O/S of the phone. Once the government can score you, they require a means to affect your behaviour. The very last piece of the puzzle is universal basic income. As UBI comes in, employers will reduce salaries, people will demand more UBI. The process will repeat until people are entirely dependent on the government. Once that happens, they can reduce your credit if you do not score high enough. It's quite irresponsible to keep calling this conspiracy theory because it is happening right now. UBI is being trialled. Rishi Sunak is contemplating a central bank digital currency (Britcoin). Payment via phone is already possible. Universities across the world are researching blockchain technology to do away with ownership of property. The WEF are completely transparent that it is their objective.
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  3811. Farage needs a bit more work but Boris was spot on.
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  3812. Hiding away in your house is not going to make the virus disappear. It will still be there when you finally come out. If you are in a low risk group with generally good health then the you are likely to survive infection.
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  3813. A penis is a secondary sexual characteristic? If a man's penis is secondary, what is the primary?
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  3814. Ironically the resistance to the Taliban are armed with AK's and the Taliban are armed with US rifles.
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  3815. the state is rotten
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  3816. So that means 80% are not
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  3817. You get contrast stitching on things like parachute and life jacket harnesses. It's so you can easily see when the stitching is broken and your harness will break under load.
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  3818. I liked the quip about the MP4-12C and the printer. An MPG of 13.4 makes me think for many people this would be a hobby car. If you were about to do a long trip you might like to use it for the comfort and enjoyment but you would have to really consider whether it was that important to drop a ton on fuel costs.
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  3819.  @geezalee1677  At the height of the pre-credit crunch property boom (2005) you could by a house for 15K in Hull.
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  3820.  @sbor2020  No, I'm not advocating a bigger House of Lords. But who could better understand the situation of the common man than one?
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  3821. They must have calculated that there is more in it for them if she sacrifices some finances to keep Rishi looking squeaky clean.
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  3822. Hwhite, a hwhite welshman.
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  3823. All that money Australia has been making out of mining, you should be spending that on a large and well-equipped army.
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  3824. They need to sack that women who leads the Met. The problem we have is too much feminine solution. Too much mothering of people and not enough firm male influence giving people direction.
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  3825. My brother had one of these. It was the third generation FD Efini in black and had been a showcar all its life so it was never driven until he got it. He bought it for about 5K GBP. Then he sold it just before it needed a major service. I told him he should keep it but he didn't listen.
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  3826. 34:19 Play it until you like it! Same with radio. The perfumed garden.
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  3827. Credit is a gamble on future success. But we have leaned that even if we fail in our endeavors and lose the gamble, we can pay the previous debt by borrowing again. Double or quits! But we fail too much and never quit.
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  3828. If you get a bit lairy in the pub, you just get barred. It happened to me after I had an argument with a vegge over fake meat vegge food, and when I had an argument with a greenie who drove a dirty old VW camper van. The pub handles this kind of thing already.
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  3829.  @Hypestrike1  Their population might be lower but the large majority live in a few cities, Stockholm, Uppsala and Gotenberg, Malmo. The density is still probably lower but it's 88% urban population. What I mean is they are still living in relatively close proximity.
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  3830.  @TheJollyHeretic  Is there any correlation with autism?
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  3831. The EU's tactic has been to offer a deal so bad that it cannot be accepted, or if on the off chance that it is accepted would be better for the EU than the current relationship. The EU then just has to wait for us to change our minds. Seems that the only way out has always been to work hard on making a success of leaving with no deal. Negotiations do not have to take place before we leave, quite the opposite. The EU will be in a very different situation after we have left and negotiations will be far less weighted in their favour.
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  3832.  @rjlchristie  It's hardly woo. Just follow my example: If you flip a coin enough times (infinite), then eventually it will have landed heads an equal number of times as it lands tails. If you flip the coin a finite number of times then that may never happen. If you follow that to the extreme and only flip the coin once (still a finite number of times) then your chances of getting an equal number of heads as tails is zero because you run out of opportunities. If you ever studied logic, as I have, then you will learn there is a distinction between logic in relation to infinity and logic in relation to the finite. It is blindingly obvious.
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  3833.  @rjlchristie  Are you joking? How can the coin land two sides up if you only flip the coin once? I guess you can argue it might land on its edge and therefore the number of heads and tails is equal at zero. But you know that is not the argument I am making.
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  3834.  @rjlchristie  It's exactly because of statistical probability that if you flip a coin enough times, you will get and equal number of heads as tails. Because there is 50% chance of the coin landing on either side. I have just flipped a coin 4 times. The first 2 times it landed heads, so I carried on flipping the coin, third and forth flip landed tails so I had an equal number of heads as tails. If it had landed heads on the forth flip then I would continue flipping the coin. But if I only flip it finite number of times then it is not guaranteed to land heads an equal number of times as tails.
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  3835. ​ @rjlchristie  You're confirming my argument. If something is possible then given infinite opportunity there is always the chance it will happen in future. With finite opportunity you will run out of chances.
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  3836.  @rjlchristie  I don't think so. You appear to be arguing that you cannot assign a probability to an impossible outcome. I accept that the set of impossible outcomes is infinite. But the upshot is a coin cannot land head and tails if you only flip it once, you have said that yourself. The reason being, there are not enough opportunities. If something is possible, such as a coin landing heads an equal number of times as tails, then there is always opportunity for that to occur in future if there is infinite opportunity.
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  3837. He is trying to appeal to the Le Pen voters by taking her stance on immigration. If Europe gets firmer on immigration then it might ease up for us.
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  3838. There's one destroyed tank. The footage shows a jam, then they all drive off.
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  3839.  @derf9465  This
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  3840. It's true that the British did not enslave people, they were already ensalved and sold to the British traders. That is in contrast to the Barbery Coast slave trade, where North Africans sailed as far north as Cornwall, broke into houses on the coast and kidnapped people in the dead of night. It was called being 'spirited away'.
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  3841. Trust has been broken by mass immigration of ethnically different people. And the government cannot fix it. No matter what they do, there will always be one of the diametrically opposed groups who don't like it.
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  3842.  @davesaunders59  10B a month is not enough? Do we have to give all our money to the NHS?? Perhaps they should stop gender reassignment of children. Or cosmetic surgery. My brothers mother-in-law had final stage terminal cancer due to smoking an drinking. Died a couple of months later. They still gave her treatment and she continued to smoke and drink.
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  3843. Ikea - the company founded and run until 2013 by Ingvar Kamprad, in the 1940s a member of the Swedish fascist party, New Swedish Movement and then an active member of Swedish Nationalist Socialist Workers Party. Used East German political prison labour to build their products in the 1980s. Has a very tax efficient business plan. You can see the humanism really shining bright in that company.
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  3844. Everybody knows, Bongo Bongo Land is inhabited by Oompa Loompas, and they don't exist either. So there is nobody to be offended. Besides it's a trivial compaint used to divert from the real issue.
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  3845. I hear that the probability of a male being homosexual is greater than the probability of a male born before them by the same woman. The reason being, the mother experiences higher testosterone when the foetus is male, and the mother's body tries to counter the effect. The mothers body becomes more adept with each male offspring.
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  3846. There's another channel where the guy has a fleet of cars. Superspeedster Rob. He has a fleet of sports cars and they all have flat batteries or engine warnings and none of them work. The thing is, if you have so many cars that you can't drive them all often enough to keep them running then doesn't that mean you are not satisfied with them?
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  3847.  @jinnymudlark1815  Yeah I read that the virus research was moved over there I think by Obama. It looks to me that because China is beginning to dominate, the cabal are jumping ship. I think they will base themselves in NZ or Australia eventually
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  3848. You don't get many homeless in Sweden and Finland.
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  3849. I just got an email from the council, reminding me to register to vote. The email said 14 and 15 year olds, and foreign citizens can now register to vote. The council is a private company. What makes them think they can decide who is allowed to vote?
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  3850. That's it, they will fold instantly.
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  3851. Do Jews really integrate well? We escorted them out of our country hundreds of years ago for extortion, they were ejected from Russia and brought about the bloody communist revolution, the after effects still plague us today, and their integration in adopted countries culminated in the holocaust. I don’t think that’s and indication of good integration.
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  3852.  @Magnumaniac  And so did the WHO, A, D, and E.
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  3853. They probably are
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  3854. Who can survive in the future dysgenic society? Those who have not worked for generations are the only ones who are possibly genetically equipped. And who are they? I use Britain as an example: There is a benefit class in Britain that have not worked for about 3-4 generations. That's not really long enough to adapt to having no purpose, and it shows, they are a good example of what most people will become - slobs. Then there is the aristocracy. They have not worked for far more generations, and they are narcissistic, deviants.
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  3855. You've convinced me that the Elva drives best, but it looks like a dogs dinner, and the same can be said for the Aston Martin. The Monza has it on looks but overall I think all these cars are pointless decadence.
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  3856.  @mfsiah6166  They couldn't find the votes sooner? They have had 3 days.
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  3857. Fascism is named after the Roman fascio littorio - a bundle of stick bound together as a rod. Each stick alone is weak but when bound together they are strong enough to beat people with. Fascism is a collectivist strategy. All collectives require authority to form and maintain them. This is why fascism in application is almost indistinguishable from communism.
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  3858.  @ninjasonicteenagewarhead4284  Collectives exist to overcome adversities that are greater than the individual can overcome alone. Working together as you put it, working together to overcome the challenge of surviving in the natural world that will otherwise kill us. There is no collective that is not through coercion, if nothing else, the natural world coerces us. But when the adversity is not great enough people do not need to band together and will naturally seek their independent ways. If the members of the collective perceive the adversity is too great for the collective to overcome they will also seek their independent ways. If there is a famine and you are a farmer in a collective you may very well decide to feed yourself and your family first, thus putting your own individual needs above those of the collective. So it is in times of crisis that authority is required to force the collective to remain together. So you see all collectives require authority and authority operates by force and coercion. Covid is a perfect example of this. Covid is an adversary and people are expected to give up their individual desires for the good of the group by staying at home, wearing masks, accepting a vaccine. All these things have been imposed by authority who are using coercion, like fining people, threatening them with further lose of liberties or simply violently assaulting people. You can see easily if an authority wants to remove individual liberties all that is required is a crisis.
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  3859. America does not wash chicken in chlorine to prevent salmonella, it is to remove faecal matter.
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  3860. What was with the red dress that she wore from the BBC drama a few years ago? She doesn't sound like the kind of person who would dress herself.
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  3861.  @idontwanttopickone  The majority of papers ordered by BBC employees are the Guardian
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  3862. I agree that more people will turn against diversity as the situation gets worse, but hte question is if it will be too late to recover by then. If diversity is bad then it needs to be reversed, but that means immigrants need to leave this country. That will not be easy, they will not leave willingly. It did not work for the Celts when the the Romans invaded, or when the Saxons invaded, or for the Saxons when the Vikings invaded, or for the Saxons when the Normans invaded. And I agree the holocaust is the root of our predicament.
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  3863. People in Britain have to start picking and farms have to start employing them.
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  3864. Instead of getting all upset about losing, they should think positive and take this as a sign of progress. They got further this time than they have for many years. Keep at it.
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  3865. Paid for the food shop this evening with cash, as usual. The youngster at the till looked at the notes and coins, and exclaimed 'ooo maths'. There will come a point when people are not intelligent enough to handle cash.
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  3866.  @LeftAndProud  I own mine outright. No rent, no mortgage.
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  3867. That's the thing - you don't sign anything.
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  3868. Bad luck on the trolley jack and the speeding fine. You didn't get the fine in the 308 did you? That really would be a kick in the pants now that you have fixed the speedo. Looks better without the lights. Not sure about the stickers. The look good on many Ferrari's not sure about this one.
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  3869.  Pickle rick  My point is it's no use saying it has nothing to do with Gates. While that is true, he has enough money to make everything his business.
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  3870.  Pickle rick  Yes he did do that. You know that if he has enough money he can buy his way onto TV, lobby governments, do what ever he likes. Just saying that it is not his place to do so is firstly obvious and second not much use. What are you going to do about it?
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  3871. Those Labour MP's are finished now. How can anyone vote for people who claim to uphold the rights of workers when they are ignoring slavery.
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  3872.  @julius43461  We've really piled on the problems.
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  3873. I read about it in October 2019, before the MSM reported on it. I found documents about it via a 'conspiracy theory' webstie. Unfortunately I can't find them again, otherwise I would have sent them to the authorities and press at the time.
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  3874. Greta Thunberg is a vanity mirror for the climate brigade. She was created by them to reflect their image of magnificence back at them. It going to be fun when they turn on themselves.
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  3875. I had an idea for a channel similar to this one. I was going to buy old VWs and drive a tank over them. Start with Beetles and Campervans and work my way up to a Veyron.
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  3876. The people pulling the strings are trolling. They know this guy is a geriatric, when he does things like this they are laughing at the nation and Biden's supporters. It's a show of power.
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  3877. Redwood looks like he's had enough as well.
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  3878. The BBC? Who are they?
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  3879. I wonder if his show is going to be left wing nonsense in disguise. John says he doesn't recognise Britain, but he spent his time in Monty Python ridiculing it. Is he just a plant by the left? These are the means by which they got into all the institutions, and this one will be top of their list.
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  3880. USA are behind in hypersonic missile technology. It is claimed Russia and China have them already and America does not. It's not very credible that the USA could be the forerunner in hypersonic missile technology and now be behind just because their rivals stole their research. The thief would have to have destroyed all copies of research, destroyed prototypes, etc. Otherwise, all they could have got was copies. It also implies researchers with undocumented knowledge in their heads and abilities defected. I likeTrump but don't buy it.
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  3881. More and more items are now 100% more.
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  3882. Italians didn't want to join WWI. Mussolini saw the French as revolutionary socialists and wanted to join with Britain and France against Imperialist Germany because socialists always want to expand socialism but Italy didn't want to. In times of crisis - like war - people often want to put their own self interest first. Mussolini appealed to their nationalist instinct in order to convince them to join WWI.
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  3883. ChatGPT is a very elaborate predictive text. It is just parroting what its sources have written.
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  3884. I monitored the recalls from Aldi and Lidl for a while, there are lots, all over the world.
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  3885.  @nickthebubble4060  Generally
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  3886. The argument that collectives are a response to adversity is good but what would a farmer do it times of famine? If they have limited produce would they volunteer their food to be shared out amongst the collective or would they feed themselves and their family first? In times of large enough crisis the collective faces collapse as people resort to putting their own needs first. It is in times of crisis authority is required to keep the collective going. Last year we witnessed the start of a crisis (authentic or not) and sure enough authority has been ramped up to remove individual rights in place of the collective.
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  3887. Collectives are great for loafers. Last year the loafers concocted the biggest crisis they could think of and sure enough along with it came authoritarian measures to enforce the group. Because if the crisis is too great then the social contract becomes too costly for the individual and people begin to put their own needs above that of the group. So to take more rights from the individual requires greater adversity and greater authority.
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  3888. We are led to believe that gain-of-function research is done so that we have a head start on defeating similar pathogens that evolve in the wild. Well, now we have one of these pathogens in the wild, so where was the head start is defeating it? It still spread around the world. In fact, it may be one that was developed in that very lab! At the very least, regardless of where the virus came from, we should be asking where is the benefit to justify the risk? I see none.
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  3889. Seems odd that they report seeing things in their airspace that they cannot explain and nobody gives authorisation to investigate. Isn’t that exactly what you have to do to maintain a secure airspace?
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  3890. 1. I haven't read the present act. 2. Not sure I will accept their axioms and as they are not up for discussion that means I may find myself excluded.
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  3891. My question regarding these self evident truths (axioms). Some of them are easy to accept - the right to speak publicly about the laws of our country, sex is immutable, gender has taken a different meaning to sex for the purpose of being mutable therefore gender is now defined as a social construct. Are you simply stating the language of discourse here?
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  3892. @Sarah Phillimore Are you simply defining the language of discourse?
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  3893. @Sarah Phillimore I agree humans cannot change sex it is immutable. The word gender has taken on a different meaning to mean a social construct that is mutable.
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  3894. Pavarotti could sing, and of course we all know it not over until the fat lady sings. So fat people can definitely sing.
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  3895. At least some of them can.
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  3896.  @derekc6445  The group was so small and met so infrequently that we never tried.
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  3897. What about cheese?
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  3898. I am not owned by the state.
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  3899. Gates and Biden blackmailing Boris? Fold to EU demands or no vaccine and trade deal?
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  3900. I'm tempted to send Boris an email reminding him that his party was voted in to fulfil the 2016 referendum yet 4 years later they are still dithering.
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  3901. Point me to some music based on the golden ratio
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  3902. Little Britain, the show that made fun of the British, history and values. Did they not know the people who bring about socialist revolutions are the first to go. I have no sympathy.
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  3903. But what are they like to wear?
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  3904. I have seen the exemption cards that people wear. The cards make the statement that the person is exempt from wearing a mask. The card does not make any claim as to why they are exempt. So as I see it, a person is not making any false claim by wearing one, because the card does not make a claim. It just states that they are exempt. So I reason that they are exempt simply because the card says they are.
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  3905. Of course it is not a prison. They can leave any time they like. They just have to say they want to go home. The only thing wrong with this plan is that they have put the barge too close to the shore - 10 miles off is where it should be, and the migrants should not be allowed off unless they decide to return to where ever they came from. But on the subject of prisons, perhaps we should extend the idea to housing real prisoners.
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  3906. 'even though they are not responsible for it'. I suggest a more suitable word than responsible is culpable. Responsible is misused too often. Being responsible is a virtue not a fault. You can mount a response to something without being culpable for it.
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  3907. But you know that nobody else is allowed to. And who cannotbe criticised?
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  3908. When it comes to the BBC you can just stop watching. Even better don't watch live TV - it is a bit of a sacrifice but it might not be forever. If you do this then you don't need a licence and 1. they don't have any revenue and 2. their message and therefore power is gone.
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  3909. Boris Johnson's demise was in part due to his lying to parliament. Starmer hs lied to the whole country.
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  3910. Aliens will be the next story the media will push. It will another reason for a world government.
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  3911. 31:00 I have heard people from the US saying they can detect the 50Hz refresh rate of TV sets in the UK many times. I live in the UK and have never been able to detect the refresh rate. I also worked in TV broadcasting so have more than average experience of this. It implies that a persons vision can adapt or ignore this.
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  3912. 9:26 Someone has carved WC into that very stone. Someone has scratched ICD, and there is H**** next to it. Just below the deep carving you can see.
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  3913.  @bilonggrisimmeri  Absolutely
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  3914. Do we have any uninhabited islands off the coast that would be big enough?
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  3915.  @dee74raz  They do have an effective technique for preventing illegal immigration. Maybe we can learn something from them 😃
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  3916. For how long can Truss prop up the Conservative Party?
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  3917. The only people who have statues put up to them during their lifetime are dictators. Until they have died you cannot judge their whole actions.
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  3918.  @lauralishes1  The corruption is that the Met did not want to investigate. But now that an investigation is underway, they have been in conversation. So they are wading in to suppress the damaging parts. They are doing this by seeking an exclusive investigation so that nobody can argue against their findings. Their argument that the report may influence investigators only implies that their investigators have so little integrity that they cannot refrain from reading it. If the report is not published in full, then the events that the Met have chosen, will never be revealed. They have no argument against the report being delayed until after they have completed their own investigation.
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  3919.  @bumdiggory  If the Met had done their job and started an investigation into the allegations, then the Sue Gray inquiry might not have started. But they refused. Presumably so they could pull this scam.
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  3920. Oik
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  3921. Does Tom not know that vaccines work by challenging the immune system? How the immune system is challenged does not matter. It just needs to be provided with a foreign body that it can identify for antibodies to be produced and remembered. Whether the foreign body enters naturally or as a impotent vaccine does not matter. Is he purposely softballing Laurence so GB news can be seen as balanced? Or is he just there to represent all the dicks in Britain?
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  3922. American buyers seem to have been a lot more imaginative in their colour choices.
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  3923. But you do have a choice.
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  3924. I saw a video that criticised Richard Drax, the former Dorest South MP, who inherited an estate built from the proceeds of a sugar plantation on Barbados. Richard may have inherited an estate, but the slaves in Barbados inherited a Caribbean island. Many people would be very happy to live in Barbados.
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  3925. A regular slot
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  3926. Are we being pressured into lockdown because China is, and they don't want us to steal a march on them?
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  3927. I posted a comment after watching this, that I later removed because I thought it was just a crude thought. But it’s on my mind again. So here goes: Richard talks about apes taking out the bullies in their society and then observes that humans appear to be like domesticated animals. I take this as meaning we are somewhat pacified by a process of selecting out aggressive personalities. My initial thought was that we are presently experiencing a resurgence of the aggressive bully. WHO, WEF, lockdowns, digital ids, etc. So should we do as the ape does and take out these bullies? That’s a provocative question and it lead me to this: The aggressive personality might have been beneficial before humans became the dominant species. But now that the are no other species that threaten our survival, the aggressive personality is the threat. If it is a genetic trait, then it might be beneficial to remove that gene. But who would do that? Surely it requires a degree of psychopathy to do such a thing. This is a paradox because the species would be attempting to modify itself, but to do so, it must employ the very personality type it is trying to remove. The task never completes. It’s an example of humanity reaching a limit for self-actuated change and the reason why some changes can only come from an external source.
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  3928. I get myself into discomfort when I go out and do long cycle rides with hill climbs. I have gone through a lot of suffering that way but cold showers I really hate. Maybe there is something to be gained here :)
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  3929. Why don't we have interviews with the pilots who actually captured the videos?
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  3930. The constituents voted for these MPs. I don’t believe parliament should be able to override that. A by-election can.
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  3931.  @liestricks  That's true. I wonder why he did not stand his ground. There does appear to be a witch hunt though.
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  3932.  @liestricks  Maybe, I'm not bothered that he has gone.
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  3933.  @paulmcgreevy3011  Recently?
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  3934.  @rodden1953  Still no reason to kill even more. I read if the blades are painted black they kill 70% less birds.
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  3935. That panel on the back folds down to reveal the laser guns and missile launchers.
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  3936. Exactly why I dislike the left. They are such transparent frauds.
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  3937. People were once nomadic,herding livestock from one pasture to another, when farming began people took up permanent residence on the land. Villages lead to towns, towns to cities. Private property began. The nomads don’t like this, you will own nothing and be happy. They want a world with no boundaries they cannot cross, nothing they cannot take.
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  3938.  @Anankin12  Taycan catch fire.
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  3939. Those dresses that were bought for Quare Starmer's wife by lord quare were probably gimp suits and fetish gear. The dresses for the wife story was just a cover.
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  3940. It's a proper confidence trick. People are aching for an alternative to Lib/Lab/Con. As the alternative gains traction, it gets closer to the traditional parties. But voters will ignore that because they are still under the illusion that it is the alternative that they so desperately desire.
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  3941. LOL it's racist to claim only black people can be black. The only way a white person can be truly woke is to go black face don't you know? 🤪😵
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  3942. I mean if Michael Jackson could trans to being a white guy then why not? 🤪😵
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  3943. I think you might be right. People have been saying that a leader always plans for a sucessor. Nigel doesn't seem to be much of a leader but it may just be that he is lining up Mohammad to be his successor.
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  3944. You didn't notice that we are needed for something. Best do what we are told right? So do what you are told! You know it's a lie when they say the aliens communicate with them alone, and you have to do what you are told.
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  3945. We all noticed the difference in response.
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  3946. The left are delusionary, they have constructed a false view of the world and convinced themselves it is true. They misuse science and statistics, all methods to construct a false view and ignore the truth, and when that does not work they simply deny the truth or tell themselves 'there is no absolute truth', and when that does not work they use force to suppress the truth. These are all devices of mad men who cannot face up to their mistakes.
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  3947. Like all prophecies, to some they are a warning to others instructions.
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  3948. I can tell how upset you are about the forest. Good additions to the bugout bag. Do you include a mirror? If you were to injure an eye, a mirror would be very useful to inspect and treat it.
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  3949.  @adamski320  A researcher I met recently wrote a paper that investigated whether the properties of a base makes it better for some applications. He was using numbers like the golden mean as a base.
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  3950. That's about the size of it.
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  3951. Looks good. I like the styling and that colour suits it. Sounds good as well.
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  3952. Reflection of the dash in the windscreen is a bit extreme though.
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  3953. I read two other people were killed in the same way before George Floyd. I can't find their names, does anyone else know?
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  3954. We actively prevent people from our own country from training to be doctors? I cannot believe this. Do we not champion opportunity? I seems we have a bunch of dimwits in high positions, and they don't want to be seen for what they are so they prevent everyone else from showing them up.
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  3955. Until I saw this, I would never have believed they could make a Smart Car even less safe than they already are.
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  3956. Reform need to find a better solution to the Tommy Robinson disagreement. What they are doing is no better than Labour ignoring the white working class.
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  3957. Plenty of people catch a cold, I'm not aware that anyone dies of the cold so we don't care about it.
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  3958. Pensions should not be run by the employer. All pensions should be private. The employer needs no more than a sort code and account number to pay the employee and employer contributions into. People would not collect a multitude of pensions and the employer would not be able to steal the fund.
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  3959. Periodically the magnetic poles flip. The magnetic north pole is moving. The rate has been increasing for the last 100 years. The magnetosphere around the earth shields the planet from a lot of solar radiation. If a person knows that the weather will be affected by the poles moving then they could use that as a pretext for their agenda. That is what we have here.
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  3960. There was a solar flare that reached Earth between the 18th and 19th, temperatures were steadily rising to the upper 20^C in the weeks prior. Then, on the 18th, the temperature went up sharply to about 38^C, and then 41^C on the 19th. But did everyone notice that the next day, the 20th, the temperature had dropped as quickly as it climbed? On the 20th the temperature had come own to the low 20’s. It halved overnight, a drop of 20^C, just as the solar flare passed. A few weeks earlier there had been another flare that brought down 40 of Elon Musk’s satellites. The flare had caused the atmosphere temperature to rise, and expand, taking it closer to his satellites and the gravitational pull was enough to bring them down.
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  3961. Those fines are automatically generated by an ANPR system. I know this.
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  3962. Gates is meeting Starmer because he gambles that the Conservative party are finished.
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  3963. What's with the fake thunder and lightning keyed into the video at the start of this? Is this what 'news' has become now? Cartoon fiction. That's no longer reporting news that is a statement of belief being made. I have no interest in the beliefs of Channel 4. I am only interested in what has happened.
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  3964. Stopped for a vehicle to come passed from behind? How would that have helped? The gap was not large enough. The party that put the cyclist in the danger zone was the coach driver. The cyclist could not pull over. The photos show clearly that there was a kerb and a hedge to his left. There was nowhere to pull over to. All he could do was stop in the lane, and that would not provide any more space to overtake that there already was.
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  3965. Zelenski is not a leader, he is an actor. He was put there and he is told what to do.
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  3966.  @Louiseamsp  Haha - they have had it already so they don't need the vaccine!
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  3967. Reform are like the Conservatives from 30 years ago, but without the love for the EU. They are free market capitalists, nothing more. The free market is a good thing but it does not have the answer to all questions. In particular it has no answer to migration problems and neither did the Conservatives 30 years ago, its just they had not been tested back then so no one knew.
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  3968. Some of these people calling for a by-election, the last commenter in particular, clearly did not vote for Lee Anderson when he was in the Conservative Party anyway. They lost the last attempt at getting their candidate and now they are taking the opportunity to have another try.
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  3969. It's the Online Safety Bill in action. You are arguing about whether parliamentarians should be allowed to demonistise/censor people who are not breaking any law. But that is exactly what the Online Safety Bill was devised to do.
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  3970. Doesn't Richard get paid millions for the Grand Tour? Pocket change for him.
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  3971. And women get paid less, so they can simultaneously remove the gender pay gap and save money by employing only women.
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  3972. He did not single her out. There are many women in parliament. To single out a specific woman he would have to identify the individual he was referring to. He did not use a specific name so all women of the house are possible targets of his contempt.
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  3973. It's just the Bullshit Broadcasting Company hell bent on the destruction of Britain.
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  3974.  @ja2688  The comparison to the Model 3 is fair, but it beats the Audi and Merc.
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  3975.  @ja2688  I think you're still hypnotised by the Brainwashing Corporation
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  3976.  @ja2688  What bullshit - overpriced it's the same as the Audi and the Mercedes and it outperforms them in every measurable way. The AUDI lets water into the cabin when it rains.
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  3977. They sold 20,000 to Waymo
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  3978.  @ethelred2648  Saxon lies! It is proven to be more efficient than any of the German rivals.
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  3979. There no justification for a tax for something that nobody wants.
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  3980. Surely black holes do have an effect on the electromagnetic spectrum. According to the most accepted theory, light has no mass, but a black hole's gravitational pull is so great that light is drawn to it and cannot escape. Sorry, the whole accepted theory is full of holes. Isn't the momentum that light has that causes it to be drawn to a gravitational body (general relativity not special relativity)? After all, light has no mass to be attracted to another mass, yet still, it cannot escape the gravitational pull of a black hole. 🤪Hence you cannot see the black hole.
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  3981. That revamped M&S building looks like a return to the brutalist nonsense of the 60's and 70's. The socialists have to replace beauty with ugly to keep everyone in a permanent state of depression and disgust.
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  3982. Farage is trying to win over the objectors in the wrong way. He is trying to compromise, to be more like them, but in doing so he is losing his supporters.
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  3983.  @sunzwong5899  So it's all vaping? I have read about vape lung. They were/are putting formaldehyde in vapes.
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  3984.  @sunzwong5899  I don't think its a coverup for vaping.
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  3985. This is multiculturalism. You get multiples by division. Culture is not about what food you eat it also encompasses the law you follow.
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  3986. George Soros recently annouced his son has succeeded him. Even if this is not true, George Soros, is on his last legs. I think it is important we are clear on this, otherwise it comes across as fantasy.
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  3987. No TV = No Licence = No BBC
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  3988. It's done already. You can blame Boris for that. Who was stupider, Boris for furloughing everyone, or the country for not standing up to the Covid lie?
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  3989. Of course America looses wars, they are Anglo-Saxons. The Anglo-Saxons are successful in war when fighting themselves.
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  3990. We don’t have to vote for them in a general election.
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  3991. My guess about the original mini being made for so long and the car industry is that in this country we have bad managers backed up by bad politicians. Nobody does anything unless they have to and by then it's too late. If you work as a manager then make sure you don't fall into that category.
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  3992. The Normans were the making of Britain.
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  3993. Putting other people lives at risk?? No. A person is putting their own life at risk. If you are worried about catching the virus from someone who is not immune then you get vaccinated. It's about personal responsibility.
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  3994. If gain of function is supposed to give us a head start on viruses before they evolve in the wild, then why were we caught out by the very virus that was being researched? The research is a big risk; a risk that a virus being researched will escape the lab and become a real threat. The only reason to take such a big risk is for a bigger benefit. Even if the virus is naturally evolved, where was the benefit? And why am I the only person asking this question?
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  3995. I think Nigel has shown which side is bread is buttered on. I can see the logic in calling an election on July 4th if Nigel was about to stand as a candidate. Nigel has always kept emigration to America in his back pocket. The election being on that day puts him on the spot, stand for this country or cozy up to America. And he chose America.
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  3996. Were gonna borrow big and spend big coz we've got big balls and I don't mean Ed.
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  3997.  @paintspot1509  Plebs you mean
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  3998. 8:23 it's called degrees of freedom
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  3999. What is the 2nd amendment for?
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  4000. Who would vote before the campaign is finished anyway?
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  4001. Temperature controls that go up in half degree increments are the kind of thing they do in German cars so they can boost about precision.
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  4002. Wales have allowed 16yo and foreign nationals to vote. They could not do it without devolution. I don't think decentralised government is a good thing, at least not right now. It just lets migrants concentrate and overwhelm the local population, then take over.
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  4003. You think they have contracts?
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  4004. This thing about the seat controls and the window controls being different to the way BMW or Audi would do it - the other way round. Well guess what, there are plenty of other manufacturers like Ford who do it exactly the same way Jaguar do. Why don't you get on their case as well?
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  4005. Anyone who stands up for 'Boris' is as bad. JRM should have more sense.
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  4006.  @paranoidandroid447  It seems like we lose either way in that case.
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  4007. That said, his last comment was absolutely correct. There should be no parties, they are fundamentally antidemocratic.
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  4008. It's just a theory that he jumped off the bridge. They don't have a body and there is no CCTV of him jumping. It's no more provable than theorising that a car stopped for him on the bridge and drove him away.
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  4009. Favourite place to drive: the driver's seat.
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  4010. Stop selling to them, especially minerals, and they get weaker. It won't be long before you have tariff free trade with UK, we can pick up some of that trade. Seek more trade with other nations.
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  4011. Reform need a better stance on Tommy Robinson than their current position. Maybe Nigel should engage with Tommy by having him as a talking pints guest.
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  4012. SEERS incoming 2025
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  4013.  @AllBrightColors  Those people who committed slavery did repent. The changed their ways. If they had not then their descendants would still be enslaving people today but they are not. Their descendants have paid for those past crimes though. The debt was only repaid a few years ago. Seeking revenge is not the way because firstly you will never find the party who first transgressed. And secondly it just causes people to be cruel themselves and next people are seeking revenge against those people. Revenge is a cycle that never ends until you stop seeking revenge.
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  4014.  @rumination2399  What makes you think human civilisation is not compatible with sustainable ecology? What makes you think we are less able to live within the parameters of the environment than any other species? Does a plant think about the consequences of consuming carbon dioxide from the air? The vast amount of coal would suggest they do not.
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  4015.  @rumination2399  I find it a bit too egotistical to proclaim ourselves stewards of the earth. Really I think it is true that the planet can sustain a certain level of activity by the population, and that the population will rise until it reaches that limit, then it will hover around the limit. And that is why it is too egoistical to think we are stewards, in charge of the planet. It has the final say, not us.
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  4016. 0:33 When he said the software runs the code I'm afraid I switched off. This guy should remember to stick to biology not computer science.
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  4017. Independence is always the safest option.
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  4018.  @BruceJackson-lx2dw  and what if you do? Is the Christian church going to survive the confusion being run by Jews?
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  4019. There may be many moderate muslims, but they will never have any standing in the muslim community, because to gain status in a community based on religion, a person must adhere closely to that religion. Therefore the only muslims with influence will be the strict muslims. And their influence in our country will increase with the number of muslims. I conclude that 90% of muslims that are in this country now, must not be in this country.
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  4020. If all these people in the past were homosexual, how did humanity ever continue to the present day? Not least But not only did the human race continue, the population has increased manyfold. And men wear trousers not dresses, because otherwise men would have to ride side saddle. In Arthurs day, horse riding was something a king did in battle.
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  4021. Why have ANTIFA not defending Churchills statue? Churchill was the only person in the world to stand up to real fascism. Churchill must be their mascot.
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  4022. If Trump manages to drain the at least some of the swamp and begin ridding America of corruption then maybe one day it will be safe enough for a Kennedy to return to politics.
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  4023. Klaus Schwab and the WEF have said - the Chinese model is the way. Our government is a front. They are not the real government, they are just puppets doing what they are told. Ask yourself this: If the government said CoVid restrictions are over and there is no difference between now and 2018, who would complain? Would the voter complain? I don't think so. The people who would complain are those who the government is serving and it isn't the voter.
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  4024. A person in the 70s produces 1/4 of the amount of vitamin D as a person in their 20s. Obese people are susceptible to vitamin D deficiency because it is fat soluble so their body fat soaks it all up. People of darker skin tone are susceptible because the melatonin blocks the sun.
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  4025. This could go two ways: any bold MP who speaks out against the invasion of our home can, at least in theory, be defended. Alternatively MPs can continue to ignore the result of their own policies because they are afforded protection.
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  4026. The fake Veyron was made to be crushed. What else could you do with it? The question is whether you can fist the tail pipe of the Lana Rhoades Lambo? Pink is a colour I struggle with, says the man wearing a pink and purple sweater.
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  4027. These stories always originate with the American military. It's a con trick, a psyop. Plant the idea in the minds of children and they want to believe it in later life.
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  4028. Being vaccinated does not prevent people from spreading Covid, asymptomatically. It is the vaccinated who can host the disease without symptoms and spread it without even knowing they have it. What he said is now a total lie. It's some lie that came out of Bill Gates when Hunt interviewed him.
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  4029. I wasn't going to bring up that it's just a rebodied Evora, but you are right - it is. The rear looks less successful in my eyes but overall it looks good. They could have just called it the new Evora because the name is better than Emira. Emira sounds like a hotel checkout clerk from the middle-east.
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  4030. Socialists are NHS fanatics, they will sacrifice the entire country and everyone in it, at the altar to the NHS.
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  4031. A really pertinent question for a man of God would have been: if racism is bad, why did God make a coventent with only Jacob and his descendents? It's not enough to simply say that God is not bound by the values of man.
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  4032. Where do you think nuclear material comes from? The sky or the ground?
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  4033.  @davidtherwhanger6795  Exactly
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  4034.  @VenkmanPhD  You've failed to realise a fundamental dear boy. Groundwater only goes down so deep. As you get closer to the mantle the temperature increase. Water turns to a gas at 100^C whereupon it rises, so there is a limit to how far down you find water. You just bury the radioactive elements below that.
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  4035. It looks to me that in Britain the Police support Antifa. The country I live in has very deep rooted problems going back for decades. I'm not sure people have the necessary motivation or energy to guide our country out of this.
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  4036.  @skylinefever  Could be, and wasn't he what his name suggests?
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  4037. The right used to be the Conserative party but it has now fragmented into a multitude of parties that don't quite agree with each other. This will probably lead to the Labour left gaining power. As a result some right wing people are calling for proportional representation, but maybe the answer is to fragment the left. We have already seen a Muslim party emerging that will take votes from Labour, and if Jeremy Corbyn launches his own far left party then he can take more votes. It seems division is the name of the game these days.
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  4038. My iMac lasted about 6 years before the space key broke, the DVD drive broke and finally the display card broke. My iPad has held up for at least as long and is still going. The Google Nexus 7 tablet I had started to slow down after a year and after 3 it was unusable. The PC I have now has kept on trucking for 6 years so far.
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  4039. A prime minister who is forced by his cabinet and advisors is not a leader!
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  4040. Hear hear.
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  4041. No problem, there is a world of migrants waiting to be shipped in to replace us.
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  4042. Don’t forget, India was ruled by Islam, Spain was ruled by Islam, both threw off their oppressors.
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  4043. Doing the same as ever, blaming the previous government. Labour were still blaming Thatcher after 14 years of Blair and Brown government. How long will they play this record for, a year?
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  4044. All those changes to the Porsche yet he still doesn't like it completely. Why does it need so many changes?
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  4045. The Welsh government has allowed 16 year olds and perhaps foreign nationals as well.
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  4046. Not convinced of the argument that weight doesn't matter anymore because tyres are better. Tyres and weight are not mutually exclusive. You can put the best tyres on a light car and the benefits are multiplied. You could get round a corner even quicker still.
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  4047. I have nothing against scrapping the licence. What I mean is you don't need to rely on the government or anyone else to take action. Every individual has the the ability to take action now. This minute. No TV = No Licence = No BBC.
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  4048.  @blowfish1702  A luddite? You mean a person who wants to watch an out of touch channel funded by an out of date model that enables it to pump out propaganda and dogma instead of the world of new media that empowers the newest individual free thinkers and is delivered by the latest technology - for free!
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  4049.  @curtiscummings9014  You don't have to be charged for it. If you don't use it.
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  4050. All the parks in Bristol have tents in them, and the shop doorways have dead homeless in them.
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  4051.  @iraceruk  Agenda 2030. It's not a conspiracy theory it's a published aim of the UN. The Great Reset does not require quotations. Are you calling The Prince Of Wales a conspiracy theorist?
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  4052.  @iraceruk  Look around you everyone has been told they are not allowed to work. Nobody is allowed out of the house. We are in a ridiculous world already. They are trialling Universal Basic Income in Northern Ireland. If you think the rich need the plebs you are very much mistaken - useless eaters!
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  4053.  @jacqc1533  What comment are you replying to?
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  4054.  @iraceruk  Well without open discussion how do you suggest alleviating peoples fears? And to supress discussion by throwing around the conspiracy theory phrase only feeds the fire because if there is a benign agenda then supressing the discussion means it remains hidden and why would a benign agenda need to be hidden? I really think you are being incredibly naïve. And I say again there are universities around the world researching blockchain technology with the express intention of doing away with private ownership of anything and replacing it with a rental scheme. Money is to be replaced with digital transactions via mobile phones. This means not only are transaction no longer anonymous but it means a mobile device will become essential. Loss of privacy is another aim of The Great Reset, they are quite open about it. The rapidly increasing debt will see to the destruction of the current system and once everyone is in poverty they will have no alternative but to accept what the authorities bring in. The only thing you are right about is how ridiculous the whole idea is. But the problem is that it's not some crackpots who have come up with the idea. It is the most powerful wealthy heads of business and state who have openly declared that is their plan.
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  4055.  @iraceruk  You've just summed up the environmentalist position. You don't care about possessions yourself and you want to equalise everybody. So equalise to you means you remove everyone else's property. That always seems to be the way, never equalise by bring people up just bring down everyone else. It appear that you are simply spiteful of others. But you mistake what property is. It is not necessarily greed. It is independence. Don't you feel the benefit of independence? And do you have to make everyone equal? It is clear that it is an unnatural mode because otherwise you would have to enforce it. Just accept other people are different and let them be as they are. There is no hidden agenda, those bringing about change are now at least open about it and it's not about greed and wealth because those bringing it about are already wealthy. It is about control.
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  4056. Democracy exists so that decisions get made in a peaceful manner. If people do not respect democracy then they are choosing force over peace.
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  4057. Zuckerberg dropping censorship on Facebook is the Trump effect. No doubt Facebook imposed censorship because Zuckerberg was strongarmed by the Democrats.
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  4058. Why do respected scientists need to listen to Thunberg, and why do they need her to be their voice?
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  4059. Just like the life we used to have
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  4060. On a longer timescale, it’s the left that were in their spring during the 80s and 90s. They have shifted the balance to the left despite not being in power, right are in their winter.
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  4061. If prisons are lawless, maybe that will impress on the inmates the value of living by laws.
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  4062. Best thing for member states to do now is to get out. The EU will have an army of nothing.
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  4063. The road to communism and forced labour.
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  4064. When it came out most reviews said similar things. It drove well but managed to be comfortable as well but the interior was a bit cheap and boring. Being a brand new car Jag looks to have put all the development money into the chassis and suspension. Leaving the interior under done. If they had to sacrifice something to stay within budget then the interior was probably the most sensible. After all, interiors get changed as often as underwear but the chassis is the foundation for all the following revisions. Apparently they have updated the interior for the new version. It's just a pity they didn't sell better from the start. The big reviewers in the car press don't even acknowledge its existence. My guess is their paymasters don't like it driving better than the rivals.
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  4065. It is so she can have her appeal heard in court - not necessarily to stay. Just saying.
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  4066. How can a tax be justified for something that people don't want?
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  4067. I think we have been experiencing a palace, or as I called it, a Royal coup, for possibly decades. When Charles goes to the WEF, or COP26, and tells them we need to do this and that to prevent climate change, he is instructing the people who instruct our government. He is circumventing the restrictions on Royal rule.
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  4068. If they are going to put them on a barge, then they may as well use ships anchored offshore. We need to make sure they never set foot on our land. Straight off the dinghy and onto a ship. Otherwise, they will abscond.
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  4069. So the Police patrol the streets around government buildings. There was a time the Police served everyone. That's clearly no longer the case and since Covid I'm not sure that I would like Police on the streets. Society is collapsing around our ears.
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  4070. Yeah she'll be with us at 120 and 140 if they can still fool us.
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  4071. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  4072. It's a bit trivial, childish even, but I can't stand the way this woman speaks. Her voice, her London accent, her cadence, her tone. It has this air of stupidity masquerading as superiority. As if to say 'I'm so superior I can be stupid and get away with it.'
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  4073. She's a middle manager in over her head, she's faking it and she thinks we can't see that.
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  4074. So what can I do about my tinnitus?
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  4075.  @GoIdenApple  There are a lot of people who cycle badly. I see them trying to squeeze through gaps on the left of buses and HGVs. But the only reason they try it is because they are narrow therefore they can get through. Take the person out of a car and put them on a bicycle and I am certain the majority would do the same thing until they learn they are likely to be run over.
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  4076. Anyone noticed how many photos you see of Biden with a circle around his head like a halo?
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  4077. Rationing power. That's what smart meters were for.
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  4078. This guys argument is inconsistent. In his words 'If you give your sone on a plate and I do something dodgy with him then you cannot defend yourself', yet that is exactly what Africans did, they sold people to slave traders, so how can they defend themselves?
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  4079. But you don't have to trust him. Just cancel the licence. Every cancellation brings us closer to success and we will achieve it.
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  4080.  @franceleeparis37  It is just as easy done as said. I only ever had a TV licence for a year in 1999. I get a letter once in a while. It is a letter with a threat of being fined in bold red letters (which is a criminal offence). It is the behaviour of the mafia. It is unjust to have to prove my innocence when the law of our country is based on innocent until proven guilty. But despite that I'm not afraid of them. You just go online and explain that you don't need a licence because you don't watch live transmissions. As more people do it the power of the BBC dwindles.
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  4081.  @franceleeparis37  Sorry to hear that. Don't know why you are harassed and not others. But there you go, looks like harassment because it is happening to you and not others.
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  4082.  @kungfutzu3779  I have not seen the statue but I'm aware there is one by Eric Gill that a lot of people take issue with. My guess is that the statue you mention is that statue.
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  4083.  @mikereger1186  I don't know. Again, I can only guess that it was the BBC.
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  4084. You’re taken over by China. Don’t expect the royals to help, they’re in on it.
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  4085. You can find that brushed trim from the dashboard on tables outside cafes and bistro's. Never looks very opulent in my eyes. Of course you need 4 seat memories: You, Wife, Mistress, Chauffeur Other cars only have 3 because they are for porpers who have to drive themselves
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  4086.  @furuzon12  Evidence?
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  4087. To store a number precisely, there must be a common factor between the base of the number system and the divisor. For example, 10 does not divide precisely by 3. It gives 3.333 recurring. 10 does however divide precisely by 4, it results in 2.5. 10 and 4 have a common factor, it is 2. The problem with floating point numbers in the computer is that they are stored in base 2. 2 is prime and has no factors other than 1 and itself.
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  4088. Only 20% of voters actually voting shows massive distrust of the politics. How much of that is down to the parties system? Maybe there is a future for independents.
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  4089.  Nick Nack  Surely before pottery if people wanted to store food they would have wooden vessels.
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  4090.  @PP-ky2ji  ISIS destroy anything they don't agree with
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  4091.  @jacquelinewakefield2394  He is just the tip of the iceberg, it looks like it has been going on since the 50s.
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  4092. I think some people need to be taken to the Hague over this. Only problem is it's a UN court and they're behind it all anyway. Can no one save us?
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  4093. Lakenheath.
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  4094. When I say maldeveloped I mean where people do not have fathers for instance they are at a big disadvantage in life. Then this policeman who killed Sarah Everard, well he is not the kind of person someone should want to turn out like. If maldeveloped is not the right word then at least I can say men who end up becoming criminals (real criminals). And then of course by continually attacking men they are putting people on the outside of society who end up committing crime so they fulfil the prophecy. I realise this is a bit of a lefty argument but isn't there some truth in that?
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  4095. I'd like to see Jeremy Clarkson interview Nigel Farage and see the lap time as well.
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  4096. Inverting rights by championing the minorities. This is exactly what I mean when I say the left uses the holocaust as the basis for all its arguments. They successfully assert the holocaust as the worst event in recent history, because it is, then they assert that the suffering of other minority groups follows the same form, only the subject is different.
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  4097. Agreed
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  4098. If you are driving it in the same conditions as this video, then the electrochromic roof looks like an unnecessary option as well.
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  4099.  @alistairwillock7266  I should clarify, in those conditions the roof would always be dimmed - may as well have the solid hardtop.
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  4100.  @srinitaaigaura  I like almost all the others. The 570S and 720S looked great, with their own character, the Artura is good as well. But I don’t like the Speedtail, way too long, and the design is a derivative of the 570S. You can’t make the top-line product a derivative of the base product.
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  4101. I suggest Tommy employs a permenant legal aid who travels everywhere with him.
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  4102. Should have put the Macca in track mode for the second test. The Tesla was in the highest performance mode so why not the Mac?
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  4103. Nigel basically capitulated. He says it's a leap of faith and we have put our trust in Boris, now lets just pretend that Boris isn't the trustworthy upstanding character that we know him to be and that he also capitulates to the EU's demands. How do we reverse the lowly position he will leave us in or are we bound forever?
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  4104. Is the prophesy fullfilled?
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  4105. Aluminium is very reactive and will ignite if it gets hot enough.
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  4106. Why does GBNews call them XMAS markets on the bottom third graphic?
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  4107. Surely they deem words to be racist simply to take them out of discourse. Racist being the ultimate taboo. So I would be prevented from saying ‘x is not y’s field of expertise’. Therefore I cannot argue that y really doesn’t know what they are talking about when they make false claims.
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  4108. At his Majesty's pleasure - read get rid of all that Anglo-Saxon common man nonsense and restore the monarchy's power.
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  4109. Here's an argument. The trans group see gender and sex as different things. They make this distinction because there is no denying that there are biological difference between males and females. Men have XY chromosomes, women have XX of that there is no doubt. Because of this undeniable fact the trans side has to say that gender is not biological instead it is a social construct therefore society can leave a person to choose their own gender. Gender fluidity. But men and women's sport is not divided on gender it is divided on sex - the biological difference. Give trans people their own division if they wish, trans men vs trans men, trans women vs other trans women.
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  4110. The left, they ignore and they cover up. They would rather dredge up the slavery of the past which cannot be undone, and all involved has long since passed. Why? Because it diverts attention from the slavery of the present, that they are secretly they are in favour of.
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  4111. And lets not forget the thug Keir Starmer who had his goons duff up publican. Seems that is no more than a party of thugs. Thugs who free criminals like themselves.
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  4112. We can't have free speech under Ofcom.
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  4113. 7:59 Regarding the antenna positioning. It is essentially the same requirements for the lighthouses so it would make sense to build it into one or both lighthouses.
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  4114. Set up a charity or crowd fund. I suppose the problem will be the banks refusing an account or worse closing the accounts of people who fund.
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  4115. Nobody who transmits over the internet is a broadcaster. It is impossible to broadcast over the internet, routers do not forward broadcast traffic. All transmissions are unicasts sent specifically to individual ip addresses.
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  4116. They will clear protestors out of the road for the royals, but don't give a toss about the public, more likely to aid the protestors. Don't these protestors have the same right to protest as any other? The Police swear an oath to uphold the law equally in all situations.
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  4117.  y e e t  If they sit on the money and do nothing it will devalue due to inflation. They have to do something with and with that amount of money there's not much else than investing.
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  4118. So the Trump crowd say Trump won and the Biden crowd say Biden won. Well we have elections by voting so that we can find out exactly who did win. This implies that the voting system must be trust worthy. But there looks to be too much choice at state level as to how to administer the election.
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  4119. You told us there is a hint about a new car, then you showed us how good the cam covers look after you sprayed them. While you were spraying them there was a prominent Lotus logo. So my guess is another Lotus, maybe an Esprit.
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  4120. Do auto express always have to start a review by saying German cars are better?
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  4121. @Badda ification Well the intuitive answer is that the intelligent are the minority and we wish the intelligent to lead not the fools. Well done. But in the case of trans and many other issues, fools and intelligent both come to the same conclusion. Often the difference is that the intelligent are able to communicate the same thoughts the fool has but in a way that everyone can agree with because they can back up their assertions.
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  4122. @Badda ification Ok a straight question here for someone who appears to have more knowledge of law than myself. I'm presently studying with people who are trying to encode British law into logical formula. They complain that our law is not written down. It's all 'case law' that references previous cases for a precedence. My understanding is that what is happening there is that the court is deterministic, so if a case follows the same template as a previous case, just the parties being different, then the court should come to the same conclusion as the previous case. This is why you can't try someone for the same thing twice without new evidence. So does it refer to previous cases for that reason?
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  4123. Kier Starmer can gloat, but we all know the damage was done by furlough. It’s either tax and lower growth, or borrow and devalue, or cut services. But where was Labor opposition to furlough? We know the sat back and let the government hang itself because they bargained they would get in power next. They put themselves before the good of the country.
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  4124. As wild as it may sound I think one attempt at a new religion is going to be aliens. It's been floating about probably as long as people. Regan suggested we all believe in a threatening extraterrestrial force so that the world can unite against a common foe. The background work has been going on for decades. Recently the US said a video of pilots intercepting a UFO was real footage and last week we had an astronaut telling us aliens probably exist amongst us already. I'm not saying the idea will take hold but watch the media and ask yourself are they softening us up?
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  4125. Double wishbone suspension is what plenty of other manufacturers have been doing for decades. And that wing was done by McLaren already.
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  4126. The advocates of equality claim that if anyone has more than another, then they must have gotten it through oppression and therefore it is legitimate to confiscate/redistribute. But if someone takes from you in order to redistribute then you can claim you are being oppressed and therefore justify taking from them. Surely it is a downward spiral.
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  4127. The problem is how to eradicate it. Ostracision? Is psychopathy heritable because psychopaths think nothing of rape. It would take some degree of psychopathy to take these people out of the gene pool, therefore it is impossible to eradicate.
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  4128.  @robertpatter5509  Tolerance is a paradox
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  4129. What an odd headline. Charities receive income from gifts. If people have no money then there is no donations. I hope the talking head is not suggesting they get government money, if so I don’t think they can be called charities.
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  4130. Come on Dewberry, you and me both know, trespassing in Hull is a family activity.
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  4131. After 9 day please give me the BBC back???? Bullshit! Once people stop watching the BBC the only thing are asking themselves is 'why didn't I stop sooner?'. An organisation full of riff raff. The only person this women is fooling is herself.
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  4132. Cost of living, NHS, crime, migrants. That gag worked last time so why not pull it again? If people keep voting for them, they will keep pulling the same gag forever. We can criticise them as much as we like but the people to blame are 1) ourselves for falling for this every time, and 2) the opposition parties who stand down their candidates / don't field any at every election.
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  4133. The van, depends on the times. He could have driven it to the water tower, done whatever, flown the drone maybe, placed the ladder, then drove it 10 miles away, got the bicycle out and rode back. 10 miles could easily be done in 45 minutes on a bike. But why? Did they find the keys for the van?
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  4134. So that's why Obama called Biden vice recently.
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  4135. The problem is welfare It enables people to slack off. It allows people who are physically and mentally deficient to survive and pass on their deficient DNA. Now we have a glut of slackers who believe they deserve a free ride just because they were born. Now there are so many that the ship is sinking.
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  4136. My guess is that girls are afraid of having children. If that's true then I think it is entirely normal but something they need to know they will overcome. Instead their fear is being exploited so they make irreversible changes to their bodies. The underlying force driving this is to make the population infertile to speed up the replacement of the western population with people who are more subservient.
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  4137. The reason why Biden didn't bother much with the campaign is because he knew they were going to rig it so he didn't have to try hard.
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  4138. CoVid is about doing unprecedented things. We would not be able to put illegal migrants in 4 star hotels if it were not for CoVid - the rooms would be booked by regular guests. Businesses would not be pushed into bankruptcy en mass. It's like the saying Little Finger from GoT had - chaos is a ladder.
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  4139. America accuses China, China accuses America, sounds like a third party is stirring up a conflict. Who could it be? Who would provoke war between two rivals, someone wishing to profit?
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  4140. Even if the BBC created something with a similar format to Joe Rogan you know it would just appear as contrived cringe-worthy rubbish made by some leftover from the British empire trying to be wacky. The BBC have lost it. They are yesterdays obsolete technology who can only follow and make knockoff material.
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  4141. And while you cannot choose your race you can choose your religion - well as long as it's not Islam because you are forced to follow Islam.
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  4142.  @tuesdaymoon7835  I'm here to spread the word. Feeble.
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  4143. I don't think the Conservatives really have anyone. That's how we got Boris in the first instance. The only person they have is not an MP and doesn't want to be PM.
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  4144. Northrop primaries model predicts he will win and that has got it right 25 out of the last 27 times. And it's not a close prediction, it's 91%.
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  4145. Karl Popper was correct, the purpose of democracy is the peaceful transfer of governance.
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  4146. The new crop of EVs are all very similar in abilities. Almost nothing separates them apart from styling and gadgetz. Clearly they are all assembled from the same components manufactured by the same few tech companies in the far east. If EVs become popular watch the big car manufacturers become second to semi-conductor companies.
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  4147. Kier Starmer got off scott free from party gate. Make a credible accusation. And lets not forget how he had his goons duff up a publican in Bath because they didn't agree on Covid measures. Ignor-rant.
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  4148. McLaren have no interest in used cars because they have to sell so many new ones.
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  4149. Reform will abolish the fee and fund them directly from taxation. That's the last thing we want. We want the BBC to seek its own funding without the licence fee. Reform are turning out to be useless. Their policies will do nothing but enable and promote the cultural marxism that is destroying the country. That's what they did at the last election, promote the Conservatives who enacted marxist policies. I think Reform are fakes.
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  4150. Wolves in sheeps clothing.
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  4151.  @johnb8956  It may sway the opinion of detectives??? Do they not trust the professionalism of their own employees? What kind of people do they have working for them?
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  4152.  @johnb8956  Besides, they are not asking for the report to be delayed. Their statement: 'For the events the Met is investigating, we ask for minimal reference to be made in the Cabinet Office report. The Met did not ask for any limitations on other events in the report, or for the report to be delayed'. They are asking for references to be removed from the report before it is published. Leaving only their own investigation to cover events that they have chosen. Couple that with the fact that they initially refused to investigate and are now investigating just as the report is about to be published. It looks like they have started an investigation merely to keep parts of the report hidden.
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  4153. Your argument is weak on so many points. Firstly, it's a straw man argument. The Met are not asking for the report to be delayed. If they are that worried that their investigators will be influenced by the report then they should instruct them not to read the report. If they cannot trust them to refrain, then they have employed the wrong people, and their investigation cannot be trusted.
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  4154. It's real name is SARS-COV-2. It is a SARS virus.
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  4155. Read the Talmud and it's judgement on sexual morality. Jimmy Saville was up to his crimes long before the Muslim invasion.
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  4156. Google Maps was not created by Google. It was CIA software that was given to Google, no doubt as an exchange for Google to do work for the CIA. And regarding changing the weather, cloud seeding with silver iodide is well known and used. Then there is HAARP, some of that is stationed in the antarctic, where no civilian is allow.
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  4157. The banks want to prevent us withdrawing our money because they know we will debank the banks otherwise.
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  4158. Good conversation. I share the sentiment on QE and the BoE funding the CoVid measures by buying bonds. But all money is now created through debt, it's not new. The really diabolical thing is that the capital is created, but the money to pay the interest is not created. So it is not possible to pay back the debt. To get the money to pay the interest, more money must be borrowed, but that incurs more interest which requires more borrowing, ad infinitum.
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  4159. My thoughts are it's not British made
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  4160. The 'left' dislikes it because it is generally nationalist, and the 'right' dislikes it because it is rooted in socialism.
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  4161. The Usual Suspects 'The greatest trick the devil pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist'. Seems to apply here.
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  4162. Charles, Fergy, and Kate. I wonder f they all had the same medical intervention from the same batch.
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  4163. 10:44 'a group of people who don't want to mix with anyone every again.' Ironically they call themselves socialists.
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  4164. 6:58 That bus driver looks interested
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  4165. No,if they took one look at Lizz Truss they would think they were home
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  4166. Campaigning for segregation. Maybe the idiots are afraid of the pandoras box they have opened, and they are trying to disguise their fear and loathing as virtuosity.
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  4167. Yes, but orange man bad.
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  4168. The mass protests are a minority. His means of change is a minority of thugs overthrowing the majority. He thinks that is democracy. Someone does need educating.
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  4169. Great interview. Very revealing. Who would have thought one of these doctors was on the health boards of Europe and Britain?
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  4170. If people would only think about it, the Evora is a grown ups Elise. If you have deep enough pockets to buy an Elise in your twenties, then by your thirties you may have some little kids and more money. So you sell the Elise and get an Evora.
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  4171. And if you are even older then you get an Evora cos you can't get in an out of an Elise.
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  4172. It's just a ploy to get our army under their rule. So that we are unable to do anything that would challenge their interests.
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  4173. Protesting for home insulation... These people are either a spoof or they belong in a Monty Python sketch.
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  4174. The socialists see themselves as centre. Anyone right of Stalin the extreme right.
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  4175. I don't accept this claim that the English culture is Anglo-Saxon. They have a place in history but, they did not leave much behind that is still standing, they did not invent the English language. In fact, they had no written language to begin with. And when they did write, it was not in English. We have the Anglo-Saxon chronicles, and they are not written in English, they must be translated. They did not write the Magna Carta, it's a Latin document, they did not extend power beyond Britain. There is far too much made of this Anglo-Saxon heritage. They barely defended themselves against the Vikings, and they failed to defend themselves against the Normans. Perhaps this obsession with the Anglo-Saxon is the reason why the 'Anglo sphere' is so weak. Because they were a weak people.
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  4176. We've been at the last hour for 40 years.
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  4177. The push back he is suggesting won't work. He will have given them enough fuel and vessel deemed seaworthy to sail to our shore, or at least into our waters before running out of fuel. Then they will have to be rescued anyway.
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  4178. Big pharma has the same deal in America, it’s where it began. But we are not in the US, or the EU. And neither is Thailand.
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  4179. Look to the Speedtail for that. They don't need to do a LT version.
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  4180. Peter has said on many occasions, including this interview, that he accepted vaccination so he could travel and see friends and loved ones. The virus does not stop a person traveling, it stops a person living. It was governments that stopped people travelling. Yet he has never said he was afraid of catching CoVid and denies he was coerced.
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  4181. I was thinking earlier about how communism and fascism look so similar when applied and came round to thinking they are both collectivist. The antonym to that would be individualist. That doesn't mean that the individual is necessarily favourable to the group. Groups of people working together can overcome greater adversity, we are able to form networks of specialists and therefore achieve more, etc. Society is good, but it has to be the right one with the right guiding principles, not just any society. History is a tale of failed societies. And the social contract should not overreach. People enjoy some independence, so maybe a more suitable antonym would have been independent. Either way, seeking to respect the individual is being blamed. Well firstly I think the antics of the woke are taking personal rights to perverse extremes to the point that it undermines the reasonable desire for some personal freedom. Secondly I don't think the hard-left woke are really interested in individual rights anyway. It's just a ploy to hoodwink people into their joining their zombie army. The left don't want individuals because it's too much trouble. They want everyone equal in every way, so they can be herded like cattle, billions of individuals is just too difficult for their megalomaniacal minds. Individuals are not equal and interchangeable, and they require individual attention. The perverse antics of the woke are just reducing personal rights to absurdity, are they not?
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  4182. I heard they guy with the big tits is against this gender bender nonsense and he decided to troll the school. Reduction to absurdity.
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  4183.  @boxenjoyerkona  To have an interest in something is to pursue a dream of your future. Admitting to yourself that you have lost interest is difficult because it is to admit that is no longer the future. It might be that you achieved it, it is impossible or you don't like that future anymore. But either way you need a future.
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  4184. Mendelsshon.
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  4185. Who the fuck are these people? Maybe they need to be shown they are not what they think they are.
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  4186. What about watching TV as it is transmitted on someone else's apparatus in someone else's property - such as a pub or someone else's house?
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  4187. Mark's answer to the question of how to reduce welfare was to suggest a tax system that allows people to reduce their tax by opting out of services they do not want. Then the flat tax question came up and he wanted to simplify tax. The two go together like oil and water.
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  4188. The pharma companies have paid the governments to legislate that they have no liabilities. The only people who are going to be paying for their negligence is the taxpayer. What an idiot government we have, but what can you expect? An idiot populace produces idiot leaders and does what it's told.
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  4189. Starmer did get out to see the country during lockdown. He had his goons assault a publican.
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  4190. And who's idea was it? Boris more kids than he knows Johnson? That explains it all.
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  4191. That carbon fibre panel at the back folds down to reveal laser guns and missile launchers.
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  4192. During C19 Bill Gates was proposing some kind of orbital apparatus to shade earth from the sun. I thought it was ridiculous. But this it is within reach now, space technology is just about there and billionaires have the money. How do we save humanity from these nut cases? They have no right to influence the whole world in this way. They could threaten to block out the sun.
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  4193. Why would they be sick of us? Are we sick of coral fighting other coral on a reef? Are we sick of sharks eating fish or dolphins attacking sharks? Are we sick of polar bears eating seals or lions eating antelope? Are we sick of hornets killing bees?
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  4194. 'The only way for China to get Taiwan is through oil, and that oil comes through the red sea or the suez canal'. But China don't like the suez canal. The belt and road will go through Israel. Netanyahu said exactly that a few days ago in a UN speech. He showed the UN two maps: 'the map of the curse' and 'the map of the blessing' where the belt and road goes through Israel. It is what Israel have wanted all along. Why else have the climate brigade turned a blind eye to China despite being the worlds largest CO^2 emitter? Because industry is supposed to move to China. It is in China's interest to support Israel and in Israel's interest to support China. Because once industry moves to China and Israel is on the belt and road, they will be essential to trade from east to west. Essential to both superpowers. I've said it before and a few days ago Netanyahu confirmed exactly what I have said.
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  4195. I was listening to a lecture about the fall of Rome today. All welfare with no means testing. Devaluing the currency and high taxes to pay for the welfare. Soldiers being payed with slaves because the money was worthless. Employers unable to compete with the slave labour. People expecting everything from the state while hating them at the same time due to the high taxes. By the end of the Roman Empire the people of Rome were welcoming barbarians into Rome because they thought they could not be worse than the Roman authority. It all sounds like today's western world. Everyone expects the state to make everything free. We are printing money out of nowhere and devaluing the currency, labour will increase taxes to carry on the welfare. Indigenous people cannot compete with migrant labour. Now we have interest rates of almost zero. There's nowhere left to go now. The next big bust will be the last.
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  4196. Where can I find a transcript of the binary code?
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  4197. First-hand experience of a group of 10 people who smoked cannabis for 35 years: One is recently dead, another was a heroin addict, another is on Prosac and had a heart attack, another is a recluse, on anti-depressants, and lifelong benefit claimant. The rest have done ok.
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  4198. He walked off his own show and quit. That's hardly being cancelled.
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  4199. It's only 5% of the population who are especially susptable to CV. If we let the other 95% live their lives normally, worked and paid taxes then we could easily afford the cost of taking special care of the 5%. What we are doing will destroy the county and we risk 99% dying of poverty.
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  4200. Putin should send them a hypersonic missile.
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  4201. Deprived, depraved more like.
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  4202. It's not common sense we lack, it's morals.
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  4203. @ Starmer is still ballsing everything up. This is global politics not the playground.
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  4204. @ I agree with you on this. We have started, but I don't see how playing by their rules will get us anywhere. I think we have to get more serious, it's just we then risk illegality and that just got a lot of people locked up.
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  4205. @ Starmer lied to Trump's face when he said we have freespeech.
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  4206. @ Well thats the test of freespeech isn't it? Can you criticise the platform?
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  4207. @ Showed a film about the child rape gangs in Britain after he was ordered not to.
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  4208. Keir Starmer has been very disrespectful towards Donald Trump in the past. I can't remember exactly what he said, it's not worth remembering is it? But he said it before Donald's second term and when Donald won the second term, Keir made an apology.
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  4209.  @ballaservices9275  Starmer is definitely trying to prolong the war in Ukraine.
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  4210. Not bad. The stunt at the end was a great idea. If this was still original it would still have it.
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  4211. If high society in Ukraine thought they were going to win this war, they would not be stealing the aid and fleeing the country.
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  4212. Aren't the traditional clothes that muslim men wear essentially dresses?
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  4213. And kilts as well.
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  4214. The government will have them all employed as carehome workers and NHS staff to replace those they have sacked. You can bet the illegal migrants won't be vaccinated though. Things are getting so ridiculous that I can only guess this year something is going to slip and this house of cards will come crashing down.
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  4215.  @Owlbear-v5c  How can a movement today be sucessful when 50% of the population do not support it?
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  4216. This Davos we have the opportunity to end this. End these tyrants. We all know we need to be less wasteful but we are capable of doing that ourselves.
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  4217. The guy who was a fire fighter. I can’t imagine he has body dismorphia and all that. He’s just being told that being masculine is bad. If this propaganda is said often enough then eventually people crack and they think they have to change themselves to get ahead in life. Toxic femininity, that what we have.
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  4218. Who's going to pay for it? You.
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  4219.  @alexstevensen4292  the nation
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  4220.  @alexstevensen4292  Ultimately, those who have the ability to defend them.
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  4221.  @alexstevensen4292  'The borders are defined by the state the ones who defend them are just taking orders.' I have the feeling you are kind of person who really likes to split hairs. The comment was not quite as exacting as you might like. It's an interview of a British politician, I'm talking the UK primarily but, I did say 'the west' because it looks to me to be a similar story for many nations in the western world. I don't quite agree with you that the state binds people together. It is a common culture and values that binds people. But I do agree that the enemy of the people, at least presently, is the state. Politicians lead the UK into a war despite many people being against it. There is a lot of controversy over the evidence that used to justify it. There is a shadow of guilt over it. But we were there for 20 years and now have left the place in disarray, so there is guilt over that as well. What I am getting at with the comment is that it appears to me that this whole thing is a pantomime. Devised to grind us down - damned if you do and damned if you don't.
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  4222. I studied the history of Russian in history at school. We surreptitiously covered communism then.
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  4223. 1:17:00 So what's changed?
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  4224.  @jamiemcnally4851 Remember, he has recently handed over to his son.
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  4225.  @Nickle314  it does
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  4226. I developed TETRA radio systems for police forces in the UK. One of the features of TETRA radio's is the ability to make an 'ambience listening' call to them which they will immediately answer without ringing and without showing they are in a call. It opens the mic on the radio and transmits the audio back to the caller. This is a feature that exists and is in use. TETRA radio is being phased out in the UK because the bandwidth is not great enough to transmit video from body mounted cameras. The TETRA radio's are being replaced with Samsung mobile GSM phones. If they wish to retain the ambience listening feature then the ambience listen call type must be carried over to the GSM protocol. Once the call type is in GSM you phone could be updated to answer that call type and covertly transmit the audio back to the caller without showing it is in a call. The phone does not have to be a 'smart' phone running iOS or Android because all GSM mobile phones are digital devices that run some level of firmware and the feature is no more complex than answering a normal call.
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  4227. Some people want to use ChatGPT tchnologies to write a new Bible. Everything run by AI.
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  4228. If you are called racist, say you are ethnocentric. Most of the people who use the word racist are morons. If you say ethnocentric then you will catch them off guard.
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  4229. Warnings to businesses, stockpiling, the army! Just sounds like hysteria to me. Obviously another scare tactic to influence MPs to vote for her subservient deal.
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  4230. Isn't this why the French started chopping the aristocrats heads off?
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  4231.  @jamesmason8436  The theoretical maximum bitrate is high enough for some time. Fibre is not the bottleneck. I missed the free rollout however, but I have no complaint with copper so far.
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  4232. Axial procession. Also known as procession of the equinox. A 26,000 year cycle that has been happening for billions of years.
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  4233. The great reset and communism is dysgenic. No living organism is developed to live in an environment without challenges, the organism does not know how to behave in that environment, it has no purpose.
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  4234. Some people are just not that clever, and they know it. They are happy to be told what to think. Some people show evidence that the average IQ is dropping and therefore there are more people who are willing to be lead, that's why the globalists are able to take control. Technology and healthcare might be to blame. Or that old saying: bad times create strong people, strong people create good times, weak people follow good times, bad times follow weak people.
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  4235. Treading in Orwellian waters? They are wading in up to their nostrils.
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  4236. I wonder if these people think they are too intelligent for words. It's as if they stutter and starmer, um and er, have these autistic voices, because they think the English language does not have words for their thoughts. Or is it that they are just trying to give the impression that they are too intelligent.
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  4237.  @arse-myth  I'm with you on the lurking threat inside Musk. But playing devil's advocate, it might be that to rise to the wealth of Elon, he had to take on a few NWO projects. Starlink and Neural Link are his projects. Don't you think they are at odds to his transport projects like Tesla, SpaceX, and the underground train thing?
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  4238. Why was it promoted if mere months later we wish to renege on parts of it? It should never have been signed. The only clean exit is an exit with no deal, treaty whatever.
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  4239. Ralph Speth spent 500M on a diesel engine factory weeks before the diesel emissions scandal. And we now know German manufacturers colluded with each other to avoid using emission reducing technology. Collusion. The 500M would have been better spent on EV technology.
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  4240. Surely the health service is a function of the health of the country. Have a healthy nation and the health service will be able to treat the few who need it. There will be no waiting lists and the cost will be low. The alternative is that everyone is sick and the NHS can't cope. You can throw more money into it but at some point, the number of patients will always exceed the number of doctors, then the cost and waiting lists go up.
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  4241. What I mean is, tinkering with the health service is not the solution. If anything, it creates the problem because it allows people to shirk their responsibility to themselves.
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  4242.  @ukeleleEric  That was my thought on it.
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  4243. James has the same bikes I have. He had a Giant TCR the other day and now he has an Orca. We even have the same tyres.
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  4244. The war with Eurasia is over!
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  4245. If this goes ahead, then the only people who will escape it will be the illegal migrants.
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  4246. 'You need two household incomes; both parents to work, you can't afford a home, car & holidays on credit cards' Just like it was before Edward I.
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  4247.  @kjbunnyboiler  I think they purposely make things confusing so that people capitulate and buy the licence. I have had one of those letters before where they write warning statements in red.
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  4248.  @kjbunnyboiler  I read somewhere that it is not permitted, but this is the channel to find out for sure.
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  4249.  @kjbunnyboiler  Agreed
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  4250. Looks to me that the attractive position to have at university is that of a fellow.
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  4251. The Pfizer vaccine has slightly more cases of blood clots.
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  4252. What happens if you buy a kitchen knife from the supermarket and are taking it home?
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  4253.  @oysterman250  This is the era of minorities over majority.
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  4254. I used to go to a meeting with a QUANGO. They kicked me out after I agreed with Cameron when he said he would burn all the QUANGOs.
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  4255. There you go, move all the manufacturing to one country, and they can hold you to ransom.
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  4256. Where Boris failed is that he only listened to the scientists telling him the sky was falling in. But there are many doctors and scientists who see it differently, and for good reason.
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  4257. 'We've moved beyond this' sounds very much like the 'science is settled'. All the witnesses are military, that should tell you everything you need to know.
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  4258.  @Puffball-ll1ly It is now that he has been voted in again. He can say the voters know what he has done in the past, and wants to do next, and he can say he has a democratic mandate to do what he wants.
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  4259. Two other people were killed by American police in the same way before George Floyd. But nobody cared. If all lives mattered then maybe the Police would have a conscience and not restrain people in that way, George Floyd might still be alive.
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  4260. Where is this going? America/UN/world government send in the army to protect the natives, lock everyone down, and take over.
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  4261. 9:14 'No raves, no mad pubs, no parties'.. Not the Suffolk I know then.
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  4262. Where is the benefit of the GoF research? Is it not supposed to give a head start on the pathogens being researched? So where was the head start?
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  4263. Poverty kills. The CoVid death rate is 3.18% worldwide, 2.96% for USA. The deaths due to poverty are not going to happen immediately because although poverty is a killer it is not immediate and, as yet, people are not in abject poverty across America but you can bet the death rate of the homeless in California is high.
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  4264. I heared it - atmosphere.
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  4265. Bullshit
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  4266. It might be a bit more special if it wasn't James Bond metallic with a black interior, like every other AM in Britain.
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  4267. Is the government unaware that big business doesn't pay any tax? It's only the little people who cannot avoid it. So where is the governments revenue going to come from to pay the vast debt they are piling on in their own name?
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  4268. All the thousands of victims should demonstrate outside Buckingham Palace. The Police swear an oath to the Queen to administer the law equally in all circumstances. They are breaking that oath.
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  4269. Yeah that was easy to spot. Where else did all those pension funds go?
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  4270. SBC did an Epstein.
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  4271. When I went to Glastonbury I saw plenty of black people, some on stage, and some selling drugs.
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  4272. Aren't the inquiries just going to find another way to blame ourselves?
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  4273. The problem we have is that the Conservative government are not up to the job but the only alternative is Labour. Conservatives only win elections because the opposition is so distasteful. People are not voting for what they want, they are voting away from what they don't want. If that is the motivation we will never get a decent government because they do not have to try very hard. Farage and Tice say a few agreeable things but when it comes to elections throw in the towel.
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  4274. That's 3 and counting.
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  4275.  @janetcutts7921  There you are then. Speech isn't free on X. 'Think critically as long as you don't criticise me.'
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  4276. BS from the US. But here is a thought. If we look back just 2000 years in human history, then we can see in that time humanity has progressed from being earth bound to travelling to the moon. It was as recent as 1903 when we discovered how to fly, and then within a lifetime we were going to the moon. If humanity suffered a catastrophic set back that returned us to the kind of techonolgy from 2000 years ago, then we might expect it to take about 2000 years to get back to our present level of achievement. Rather than theorise about alien life from outside our solar system, how about theorising that maybe there was a race that left this planet just before a prior catasprophy. It is not so far fetched compared to alien life traveling across the galaxy. Given that we can advance at such a rapid rate, It might have happened many times in the history of planet earth.
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  4277. I say again, when I was at primary or middle school the teachers said they were going to make up stories about the weather and use that as a pretext for taking political power.
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  4278. This man could never be a Lanister. A Lanister always pays his debts 🤣
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  4279. I wonder how solider's in the past coped with trauma. People who came out of WWII or the Falklands. How did they cope? Because they must have had similar experiences.
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  4280. Here we go. Media grooming. If climate change and phoney pandemics are not having the desired effect, bring on the aliens.
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  4281. Chaos is a ladder
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  4282. Porsche execs are being put in prison in some countries over their Diesel engines. Not surprising they don’t sell them anymore.
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  4283. Philanthropaths 👍
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  4284. It's irrelevant, they should have done a vehicle with traction control and live axles. Then they have all bases covered, the capabilities would be multiplied. But the real mistake they made was making a ICE vehicle when it should have been an offroad EV with a motor for each wheel. 200+ miles range is plenty for farm use and if you want to overland take a Discovery. This just cannibalises sales of the Evoque and the Discovery.
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  4285.  @Memes-bs4bi  When you divide bitcoins in order spread them across a greater number of people the value increases. There was a restaurant that allowed people to pay for their food in bitcoins directly. But they found people stopped doing this and payed in standard currency instead because the value of bitcoin was always increasing. When you have inflation people are encouraged to spend quickly instead of save. Take it to the extreme of hyperinflation and you have to spend as soon as you are payed because tomorrow your money may be worth a fraction of what it is worth today.
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  4286.  @Memes-bs4bi  Of course you would have no option but to spend the bitcoin eventually but when the currency is rising in value you are encouraged to spend as late as possible. The opposite is true for a currency that is devaluing. Another consequence is that people who are trying to make a sale are encouraged to offer as much as possible to get that currency. I have listened to the argument against infinite fiat currency and am sympathetic but I don't see the problem being that fiat currencies are infinite. That is a benefit, any demand for currency (due to an increasing population) can be met. The problem is inflation of the currency that exceeds demand. We need a system that enforces the rate of currency increase to equal the demand. Then the value of money stays the same.
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  4287. Explosions on industrial premises do happen by accident sometimes. People might rememer we had one here a few years ago when an aviation fuel store exploded. The town where I grew up had a factory many years ago that made 'gun cotton'. The factory exploded, it blew the windows out of the church and they found the factory owners watch a mile away, never found the owner. You can see in the videos there are flashes of fireworks going off in the burning building before the big explosion.
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  4288. If anyone keeps an eye on all that UFO alien rubbish that is being pushed, I think this is what their game is: It's all coming out of the military and historically, see the Regan speeches, it's about uniting the world against a common foe. So that implies an attack with advanced technology. It's a cover for mass genocide.
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  4289. I'd like to see a discussion on superhero films in general, the origins, nietzsche, the ubermench, oppressed, oppressor, saviour ..... There has been an explosion in the last few years.
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  4290. The length of the coast line depends on the measuring stick you use to take the measurements. A bigger ruler gives you a smaller coastline. Use a smaller ruler and you get a longer coastline.
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  4291. The socialists class drug addicts as victims, but they don't want to do anything about the dealers. Are they going to say that everyone is a victim and society is at fault? That's the socialist line. It seems they simultaneously promote society while excusing all the ills in the world on it.
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  4292. The west has fallen for the climate change scare and closed our industry. That industry has moved to the communist countries, and now they own the factories of the world. The communists have achieved their goal of owning the means of production.
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  4293. Thanks America, you have really done the west proud. Under your watch, you really preserved our position in the world.
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  4294.  @TheHomicidalTendency  And you also have no evidence it came through natural causes. You are a coincidence theorist. Just a coincidence that it first appeared meters away from a lab that researches that very virus. And your argument about not upsetting a trading partner is plain cowardly.
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  4295. He would probably have more immediate traction in that party. But I'd like another party that can wield some power. That has to be worked for.
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  4296. So what are you doing to get respect?
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  4297.  @KilgoreTrout11235  Rupert Murdoch?
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  4298. I cannot take these people seriously. What is their plan for influencing China to reduce it's CO2 emissions? There's no benefit to bringing the UK to a standstill because we emit only 1% of global CO2 while China emits 29%. If we reduced our emissions to zero then global CO2 emissions would reduce by 1%. They need to take to the real polluters if they are serious about what they say.
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  4299.  TheHealthPhysicist  Can't change that now and it won't be true for much longer. Its also an argument of people motivated by revenge.
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  4300. But money is free for the BoE because it's us that have to pay it back.
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  4301. The thing about this subject is that when you scatch beneath the surface you find there are a lot of religious fundemenalists, including Christians, who support transgenderism. Why? I believe it is because they are ultra-conservative and see it as a way to put women back in a box, and get rid of homosexuals.
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  4302. The government has forced people into debt servitude. The only option people had was going bankrupt or go into debt. Now they are in debt they are under the thumb. Do as we say or the interest rate goes up, you go bankrupt and your credit rating is toast.
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  4303. I don't think it's a given that all their cars should follow the same design language. Early Lamborghini's all looked different until the Countach, and now they all look the same. I associate a common design language throughout a product range with utility vehicles like S/M/L Audi. But if were spending a mortgage worth of money on a 'super' car then I would like my car to be a one off design so at the very least it might have a better chance of holding its value. It's also lazy design to make everything derivative.
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  4304. When a Conservative can defect to Labour, you know the two parties are two cheeks of the same arse.
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  4305. As it happens, I did have this on my bingo card. I foresaw this during the pandemic. They are obviously US made, the drones cannot fly far enough to come from another country. They must be launched locally. The US would never let a foreign vessel into their waters to launch drones. The Israelis are in on it as well, US being the strong arm of Israel. Israel make up hoax stories about aliens. They have been preparing for it for decades with their films like Close Encounters and so on.
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  4306. Sunak and Hunt probably know they have to get certain things done for their masters in the WEF, UN, and other supranational governing bodies. And they know they will lose the next election, so they are going for broke now.
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  4307. One of these caught fire while parked in the owners garage. Burnt to nothing and burnt out the garage as well. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/18/electric-porsche-taycan-catches-fire-in-garage-company-confirms.html
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  4308. The Great Barington Declaration
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  4309. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  4310. What a moron that woman is. Maybe the women of Afghanistan can overthrow the taliban, or maybe they can join the taliban and take it down from within like the feminists of the western world have done to the western world.
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  4311. They still put quinine in tonic water
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  4312. 38:24 - People with prefrontal brain damage - I worked with a guy who got attacked one night and suffered a fractured skull. He would say and do all sorts of odd things like one day we had a fire alarm drill. Rather than meeting in the designated place outside the office he went and sat in his car to simulate a missing person, thereby making the drill more realistic. After a while of knowing him I came to think he was a person without boundaries to his personality.
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  4313. They have left to restart the 'independent group'. Will they never learn, the independent group is a oxymoron.
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  4314.  D.  They swear an oath. ’I....................of....................do solemnly and sincerely declare and affirm that I will well and truly serve the Queen in the office of constable, with fairness, integrity, diligence and impartiality, upholding fundamental human rights and according equal respect to all people; and that I will, to the best of my power, cause the peace to be kept and preserved and prevent all offences against people and property; and that while I continue to hold the said office I will, to the best of my skill and knowledge, discharge all the duties thereof faithfully according to law.’” Police Reform Act 2002 Section 83. 'fairness, integrity, diligence and impartiality ... according equal respect to all people ... cause the peace to be kept and preserved and prevent all offences against people and property ... discharge all the duties thereof faithfully according to law' They have been selectively applying the law according to the race of the suspect and victim or the political climate of the day.
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  4315.  @hiqbal5032  ROFL, ignoring the suspects who will cause trouble if they are arrested. Allowing the thugs to rule.
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  4316.  @hiqbal5032  If they had been doing their job for the last 20 years we would not be in this situation.
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  4317. That's the Bentley face, smaller lights outside, larger ones inside.
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  4318. Question is weather the spider or the LT version will come out first?
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  4319. If he wins a democratic election then he can stay, if he loses then he has to leave. The democrats should know that.
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  4320. Muslims forming their own parites might, at least temporarily, be to our advantage. Their attitudes are divisive enough to split them from Labour, and thus weaken Labour. On their own they are too small to gain many, if any seats, and it will reduce Labour votes. It will effectively do to Labour what Reform are doing to Conservatives. If they get their party and they divide the Labour vote, then we need to take advantage of the opportunity to cease power, and then act very quickly to eject them from our country. Exactly how we play this is up for discussion, but I argue we should seriously consider backing an alt-right party to take power instead of the Conservatives. We have to do this rapidly because the Muslim population is growing faster than our native population, and eventually they will succeed through numbers.
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  4321. The American industrial military complex have no purpose unless there is an enemy. Dissolution of the USSR was a disaster for them.
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  4322. Now activity in the developed world has dropped emissions have dropped, by a whole 5.5%. The feeble minded are going to have to follow a different narrative.
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  4323. There was a large solar flare at the start of May. That's why the Aurora Borealis was visible in Wales. During the flare the temperature went up, after the flare it came back down. Same as last year. One day it was 20+ degrees, next 2 days 40 degrees, third day back down to 20. When we get blasted by energy from the sun it gets hot, who knew?
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  4324. I asked the question some time ago, how did China overcome covid? Because they did not use our vaccines. More so, they did not offer any vaccines either. I am not ready to point the finger exclusively at China yet, because Fauci funded research at the Wuhan lab. There is so much more to this. My guess is that Western oligarchs see the rise of China as either, unstoppable, so they have made a deal to accelerate our decline in return for a position under the new regime, or they released covid to persuade us to stand up to China.
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  4325.  @truckerfromreno  If you have a state bank that guarantees an account then the is absolutely no necessity for any private bank to provide an account. Rather than being the bank used in exceptional cases, it could become the only bank available. Therefore, you would be subject to the terms and conditions laid out by a single political entity. The problem we have is that banks are replacing Profit/Loss as their motivation, for arbitrary socio-political motivation. Banks should not be operating on politics, that is for elected government. Banks are purely for financial services. This all started when the left got their ideas on ethical business through. That has shifted the motivation from profit/loss, to arbitrary socio-politics.
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  4326. Still suffering the Fallout of the 50s today. I think it's just become terminal.
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  4327. Was it China, was it America? One thing we can be sure of is that messing around making viruses that can kill people, is a really stupid idea.
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  4328. If the NHS does not treat people, then we will not miss it, if it were gone.
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  4329. No TV = no licence = no BBC
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  4330. You should read the Talmud, Sanhedrin, in relation age of constent and sexual morality. It all starts to make sense.
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  4331. Replace the NHS with a system like the one in France.... When I said to a few French students that I thought the NHS was a disaster and needed some kind of reform, they were so angry, they shouted 'never' and ran away!
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  4332.  @Cupit29  That's either sarcasm or you know nothing about Bristol.
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  4333. Come on man, here's the deal
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  4334. I agree with the sentiment, but how can the figures Paul Joseph Watson quoted, be true? Of that 2.2 million pounds of CO2, the majority would have been from the Air Force One flight. 2.2 million pounds is 1 million kilograms, of 500,000 kgs each way. The maximum take off weight of Air Force One is only 375,000 kgs. I don't know how they arrive at any of these CO2 figures.
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  4335. 'Keep calm and carry on'. But where was that advice when CoVid started? Relegated to mugs and tee-shirts.
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  4336. Liz Truss and the red dress from a TV drama.
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  4337. Do people really use hosepipes all that much? How many households actually have one? It’s just a rhetoric.
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  4338. Spock used to say 'The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few'. Was Gene Roddenberry based?
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  4339.  @apostasiaelegcho5612  If they can censor people, then they are no longer impartial. That's fine, but they cannot enjoy the privileges that come with impartiality if they are not impartial.
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  4340.  @kidasingh820  I never said he doesn't.
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  4341. @Astal They are built in Austria by Magna Steyr and the range is better than the e-Tron.
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  4342. No TV = No Licence = No BBC
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  4343. They might be able to falsely attribute deaths to CoVid by conflating them with flu deaths but they cannot fake the total number of deaths. You can find the total number of deaths per week on the ONS web site. The true effect of CoVid can be found by looking at those figures.
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  4344. You could swap the valve seals from the front and rear heads, then you would expect the other head to have the oil leak. Not really necessary because it sounds like you have figured it out. But what if the valves that are slightly undersized on the faulty head, not the seals that are oversized?
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  4345. The motive to defund the Police so that policing can be taken up by private security forces who are not accountable to the public but only their private employers.
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  4346. I buy Tesco 84% dark chocolate and it has gone up 10%. Butter has gone up about 30% and olive oil is about 50%. Honey 60%. But they would not put the price of eggs up, so now the producers cannot break even so there are no eggs. They had no reservations with increasing the price of everything else, so why not eggs?
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  4347. 'We know quite a lot about the transmission of corona virus now, it happens indoors, in enclosed spaces, in sustained contact with other people' AKA LOCKDOWN!!!! Morons!
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  4348.  @protorhinocerator142  The earth wobbles on it's axis of rotation, the cycle last about 25,000 years - the precession of the equinoxes. I don't know if the magnetic pole shift has any association with this but when the geographic pole moves a different area of the planet becomes the closest to the sun. Archaeologists have found ruined dwellings in the Sahara, uncovered by the moving sands, that have paintings of African plain animals like gazelle, lions, giraffes. They have good reason to believe it was lush 5000 years ago. But my question is what effect will this have the amount of solar radiation we receive during this period of flux?
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  4349.  @protorhinocerator142  Exactly, seismic activity. And where you have active volcanos on the sea bed you have a heat source and convection to heat the sea. And they are not the only effects. The magnetosphere shields us from charged particles emitted from the sun, we may receive more energy from the sun despite the sun not putting out any more. And the exponential rise in the rate that the pole has been moving started about 100 years ago, which also coincides with climate activity. I just think it is worth studying.
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  4350. Their chicken is not chlorinated to avoid salmonela. It is because they remove meat from the carcass by putting a spike through the bird and pulling meat off as it rotates. The spike enters through the anus, and exists through the throat. They cannot guarentee there will be no faecal matter on the meat.
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  4351. I want to know more about him.
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  4352. With all that extra power from the Mazda speed version, they had to enlarge the cabin air intake otherwise the driver would get too hot from all that extra excitement.
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  4353. Done nothing wrong until Biden is president and now it was all a mistake. The Dems are in power so they can confess with impunity. It's just rhetoric - a pantomime.
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  4354. I don't agree with Yanis on the quality of rail transport before and after privatisation. I remember before, the main reason trains did not crash is because they did not run, and when they did run there were crashes. The main problem with the trains now is that they are too expensive and they seem to have made standard class purposefully uncomfortable. I do agree that there is no real competition between them.
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  4355.  @keithparker1346  Yes I accept that. Sucessuve governments have sold everything we have. We also don't produce much. When there are no more businesses left to sell, then they sell the land, when there is no more land, then they will sell the people.
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  4356. That article doesn’t speak for all the Ved, and we should not entertain that it does.
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  4357. No TV, No Licence, No BBC That's what I did.
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  4358. I wonder if Dan has ever considered leading the party.
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  4359. Cunning as serious but presents himself with clownish behaviour. Where have I seen that before? Boris Johnson.
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  4360. Given that heterosexual men want to have sex with women, if all women are lesbians, then heterosexual men will have to pretend to be women if they are to have sex with women. Homosexuality is not taboo just for immediate reasons, but also for the unforeseen consequences.
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  4361. Those with wealth may seek power next but those with nothing seek power as a means to wealth. I've know plenty of people who have practically nothing and still wield power over others and know they do.
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  4362.  @danh2716  And the people I know who have no wealth, some power and seek more are tyrants.
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  4363.  BVale  I worked with someone similar - I suspect we have all had a boss like that. As I see it, it is all about following truth or falsehood. Truth lasts and leads top greater things while falsehood is found out before long and cannot be followed any further so change has to come about. People who change all the time are following falsehood.
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  4364. All the lies that plague the English speaking world, woke, transgender, CO2 emissions, multiculturalism, all come from America. And this is just another in a long series of increasingly ridiculous lies. A lie that comes out of the American military so that they can con us into giving them money to defend against a non-existant threat. Just watch Ronald Reagan's speeches on extraterrestrials, how he advised to unite the world against a common enemy, one that does not exist.
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  4365. So the theory is that the Conservatives will only behave as a conservative party in the run up to the next election. Until then they will do what they really want, or what they are told by the WHO and the rest of the global government. And what does that tell us?
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  4366. Joann Ramon
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  4367.  @shadrana1  They are both the same, aren't they?
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  4368. Such a German problem. Become dependent on Russia and then antagonise them by encroaching on their borders. Biting the hand that feeds them.
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  4369. How about this: They attack our history and figures because we have some. So who are their great figures? Their thinkers, their politicians, their prophets? Expose their backgrounds, go on the attack, instead of the defence.
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  4370. Brexit hasn't gone the way UKIP and the voters wanted because UKIP only convinced the voters. UKIP did not convince the politicians.
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  4371. BMW chimes... Rolls-Royce if you are reading this, you need to replace the BMW chimes with the sound of Big Ben being struck. BONGGGGG, BONGGGGGG, BONGGGGGG. That's the sound of Britain.
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  4372. If you are bothered about following a caravan just think how much fuel you are saving. Seriously does the presenter think it is responsible for a car to pull a caravan at 70+ mph? They are unstable.
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  4373. Meloni is probably worried that evacuating Italy will leave it open to migrants to establishing themselves.
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  4374. No TV, No Licence, No BBC
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  4375.  @englishciderlover7347  Superficial details. Mussolini was a socialist. Corporate ownership by state lackies is state ownership by proxy. The fascio is a bundle of sticks, on their own, each stick is weak, when tied together they are strong enough to beat people with.
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  4376. This does go some way to answering my question.
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  4377. The reason why you can driver faster when further from a school is that there is less likelyhood of a child being in danger, because there are less children around the roads when you are further from a school. There is no inconsistency, it's just the left-wing idiot weaponising his own stupidity.
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  4378. Mussolini was a British intelligence agent
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  4379. It's all China taking over. China will be the biggest producer of electric vehicles and batteries. China do all the AI and survellance. China have the social credit score. We hobble ourselves with green taxes and wind power, while China produce all the CO2.
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  4380. And it's all happened after America became the dominant power.
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  4381. Provocation.
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  4382. I also read 50% of people with myocarditis die within 5 years. And if you remember, shortly after vaccinations, news articles started to come out saying that 300,000 people in the have an undiagnosed heart condition that they will die from within a few years. Trying to pass it off as an existing illness.
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  4383. It’s a good argument. Reflecting on the ideologist, a great many of their ideals end up as bunkum if they come about. The ideologist must hide their mistakes, they are always tearing down their previous creations and never achieve much. This is why I say the left will eat itself.
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  4384. Worst of all the Senedd has ruled that children and foreigners can vote. Game over.
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  4385. 3:05 The program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down. If the problem persists, please contact the program vendor.
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  4386. CTRL + ALT + DEL
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  4387. Britain was invaded by the Saxons after the Romans. Convieniently forgotten. Contrary to popular belief, Anglo-Saxons are not indigenous to the British Isles.
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  4388. What isn't clear to me is why a licence is required to receive content as it is transmitted when that content is not produced or transmitted by the BBC. In that case, they receive revenue from the licence fee despite not producing or delivering the content. I realise that is within the scope of the licence fee, but it seems unjust that they receive revenue without any effort of their own.
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  4389. Boris should never have trusted them. Our entry into the EU was through deceit, why would the EU behave any differently in negotiations?
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  4390. We are in the death throws.
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  4391. Everyone expects the Tesla to win. The surprise was the Kia and the I-Pace outperformed all the German rivals. It outperforms them in just about every measurable way. Reinforcing my belief that their products are overrated, overprice and inferior quality.
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  4392. Chopping down trees to make a cycle lane is a dumb arse thing to do but that's just an example of the dumb arse Mayor of London. Besides they don't want to cut down the trees for a cycle lane that's just a cover story. They need to cut them down so they can beam microwaves at you from 5G transmitters.
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  4393. Interviewers telling the interviewee what to say: I was at a police control room a few years ago when the BBC were there interviewing. I witnessed first hand the BBC telling the police spokesman what to say in the interview. What figures to quote etc.
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  4394. Back To The Future wants you to return Marty McFly.
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  4395. The fear about nationalising energy and infrastructure is all about power and who has it. Someone will own these organisations, and whoever it is can be just as afflicted by greed and corruption as any other. The point is, how much power does the consumer have over the supplier?
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  4396. It's not surpring that when one organisation gains control of every nation, all those nations inact the same policy. But what is very interesting is that when those nations elect a leader who opposes that global policy, they still all choose similar alternatives. People everywhere intrisically know what is right and what is wrong.
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  4397. Someone should tell that brat to turn her frown upside down.
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  4398. Studies on masks were done long ago for dentists and surgeons.
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  4399. Everyone should look into the Frankfurt School.
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  4400. The government no longer sets the interest rate. The ability to do that was given back to the BoE, I think it was Tony Blair's government.
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  4401.  @user-zy9yg2eu5t  Selling the houses. The second one I refurbished and sold after a rise in the market. That enabled me to buy somewhere smaller for cash. My only regret is that I sold it just before Covid and the prices have rocketed since.
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  4402.  @megane230f1  The scam is that the cost of a house rises as long as banks lend every increasing amounts. The CPI does not include house price inflation. So the bank is increasing the cost of the house and getting people further into debt. It's only the banks that benefit.
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  4403.  @parthenipirate  I only have one.
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  4404. Maybe Trump should run for election in Mexico. There are always other ways to solve a problem.
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  4405. The charities can operate in both countries, they just have to set up in Britain and France. They are not setup to receive funds from citizen or governments, they are setup to receive funds from the likes of Soros. Anyone from any country can donate to a charity and the charity does not have to say who they receive donations from. The charity then funds people like solicitors.
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  4406. It's the media calling it that.
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  4407. It a good reason to to be an independent.
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  4408.  @xxwookey  I'd like to know where you get your figures from. Per catipa we emit about 5 tones per anum. India is down at 1 tone per anum because they are not fully developed, yet despite that they still emit a total of 2454.774 Mt/y, an order of magnitude more than our 379. And if you are looking for those that emit more than their 'fair share', whatever that means, then look to counties like Quatar who emit a whopping 37 tones per captia per anum. And are third on the list. Ever heard of a nation called Palau? 64 tons per capita per anum. Our emissions profile is unremarkable in every way.
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  4409. The Conservatives think 'fantastic, we can infiltrate their party with all our migrants, and turn them from within'.
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  4410. The reason why we are unique in allowing migrants from the aforementioned countries, coming to Britain and collectivising against Britain, is because Britain has a guilt complex regarding colonisation of other countries. We essentially advocate revenge rascism against ourselves.
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  4411. Blackrock are already buying up all the houses on the market in America and turning them into rental properties. Houses are selling for way above the asking prices and pushing the market value up until properties are out of reach. This is how they will bring about 'you will own nothing, and you will be happy'. This along with hiking the interest rates on existing loans, so people have to sell up. But it's all done with money that was created yesterday, and it's always the big institutions that have access to the money first.
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  4412. When is the 2000hp electric hypercar going to materialise?
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  4413. Remigration.
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  4414.  @PS_testing321...  sounds like the kind of people who create situations through their own incompetence then fob people off with nonsense. Cads.
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  4415. They think they are in the Walking Dead.
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  4416. Just like Google and Alphabet. Distancing themselves from tax avoidance publicity.
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  4417.  @terrynicholson9273  So how do we get out of this? Covid bill allows for the suspension of elections
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  4418. The Swiss supplied Hitler with weapons and troops at the start of WWII.
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  4419. I'd like Roger to give some examples of modern utilitarian architecture that puts function first. I live in Bristol. If I take bridges as an example then Bristol has it's famous Clifton suspension bridge. It is purely functional and straight. Spanning the river in the shortest distance. Then I compare that to the most modern bridges in Bristol which rather than being straight, instead they have purposely built them in S shapes. They are longer than necessary, surely more costly and narrower than they could have been if the money had been spent functionally. It appears there is no good reason for this vanity. I am making the point that utilitarian can indeed be beautiful and useful in one. Modern materials and construction have enabled architecture to be boundless. As a result, all manner of weird and unnecessary shapes are now possible. There can be beauty in function and I think we should try and attain that.
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  4420. We can do expensive cars, luxurious or sporty, fairly well here. But we completely lack an affordable mass market brand. Jaguar, for instance, could not do a small electric car without all the leather and luxury gadgets. Because even though a more affordable car would be an option for more buyers, it would cheapen the brand. Rover could have offered cars to those buyers but they were run into the ground by crooks.
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  4421. I think he is talking gibberish. You cannot compare tobacco smoking with class A drugs. Tobacco is a relatively benign drug, that a person can use for decades before adverse effects. Furthermore, he may have noticed that despite being a relatively benign drug, the government is doing everything it can to stop people smoking, and incidentally drinking. What does he think will happen when a deadly, adictive drug is made legal and openly available? He tries to make it sound appealing by using the word 'industry' over and over, as if we can employ people, pay pensions, and take tax revenue, from selling posion to our friends and family. It's not an industry, it is criminal trade. Then he argues it will reduce the prison population, well thats no revelation is it? If you do not recognise any crime, then you have no criminals. Seems that we have an epidemic of people who do not want to do their jobs.
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  4422.  @manoo422  It only protects the rights of the citizens in countries that are members.
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  4423. We can all play this game. All we need is a similar organisation that we report woke commenters and websites to, and anti-woke organisation use that information to avoid them.
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  4424.  Mak Williams  What makes you think I am joking? The companies who make vaccines are exempt from culpability. There is no legal recourse if a vaccine causes injury or death.
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  4425. London is under threat of being submerged when the sea level rises due to climate change? Is this what 95% of scientists say? Because the university I study at just built a campus on a beach. Those academics must be really worried that the sea level will rise, you can tell they are worried because they just built a campus on a beach. They could have built it 3 miles away on a brown-field site at the top of a mountain left over when a BP site closed but instead they built it on a beach 30cm above sea level. They really must be worried.
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  4426. The closer Reform get to power, the more I think they are fakes. So they want to fund the BBC from taxation? Well that means we all fund the BBC regardless of whether we watch them or not. That's the opposite of what they should be doing. Revoke the licence and make the BBC find their own funding.
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  4427. What if the opponents playing tit-for-tat are unbalanced? A feather-weight competing against a heavy-weight will just not last long. In that case it might be better to turn the other cheek or die.
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  4428. While they keep letting people into the country they keep people getting infected and they can keep people in house arrest indefinitely.
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  4429. Why blank out the licence plate?
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  4430. Boris better not do what Tony Blair says otherwise I think Boris should be off because he is clearly not the leader of this nation.
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  4431. I pick up litter almost every day. People who drop litter should fined, or given the opportunity to do community service as litter pickers.
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  4432. Surely we know it can’t be quite right because you can draw a false conclusion from it - that the universe is static. Yet you cannot derive the observable truth that the universe is expanding. It is a great example of Godels incompleteness theory applied to physics. There is something we know to be true that cannot be proved by the theory, meaning the theory is incomplete, and must be expanded to cover the discrepancy - lambda. The other problem is there’s not enough observable mass, and dark matter is not falsifiable. If you cannot find it where you are looking then you can always look somewhere else - because the universe is expanding. But if it if does not exist then you can look forever and never find it, thus it is not falsifiable.
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  4433. Even the richest people in the world do not accumulate money just for the sake of having it. They all turn in philanthropists, albeit misguided. People are flawed, and unbounded wealth enables an unbounded flawed ego, that's where it goes wrong.
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  4434. I heard a theory recently that a male is more likely to be homosexual than the previous male born to the same mother. The reasoning is that as the male foetus develops in the womb, it floods the shared bloodstream with testosterone, the woman’s body reacts to this by releasing hormones to counter the testosterone. As the woman bears more male offspring, her body becomes more adept, and the foetus is increasingly feminised. It sounds like a plausible theory and there is evidence to support it. But it does not explain female homosexuality. Furthermore, homosexuality among men in the developed world appears to be increasing, that’s not a fact, just conjecture, yet women are having less children. To have 3 males in a row is a 1 in 8 probability. A women might have to bear 4 or 5 children to have 3 males. How many women in the developed world have more than 2?
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  4435. I suppose to answer my own question, a few women have a lot of children, often with many partners, while other women have none. The proportion of homosexual males will increase.
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  4436. Is this a media ploy to bring in the next Labour government by having the Labour representative say the only sensible thing?
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  4437. I wonder what sacred cow tastes like. Maybe we should slaughter it and find out.
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  4438. Look out ARM.
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  4439. The reason why these cars have reliability issues is because they are hand made. But that does not mean the people building them are not competent or that they are lazy. It is because they are being asked to make cars so individually. If they made exactly the same thing every time they would learn quickly how to do it and perfect the task. But when every car is different to some degree there is less repetition and more individual tasks that must be mastered.
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  4440. So there you go, they are running down the police, and the courts, so that they can be replaced with AI. I can say with 100% conviction that universities accross the country are working on automating court hearings so that judgement is performed by computers. It's all the CCP way of governing. What's the point of convicting more people if there is no space in prisons? The answer is exclusive digital money awarded as UBI to those with a good social credit score, and CCTV/tracking to imprison people in their own homes.
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  4441. If Reform wins as a private company, then I am sure that will set a precedent.
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  4442. Can’t complain about anything there, it’s a good start. I began advising people to cancel the TV licence a good few years ago now. Since then many other people have joined in, and it is working.
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  4443. If what this woman is saying about the photo being a fake is true, and they photoshopped Andrews head onto Epsteins body then there must be another photo of Andrew to have take the head from. So where is the other photo? And where is the original of this one with Epstein in it? Surely both would have surfaced long ago. More likely that anything we see that claims to be the original, will in fact be the fake. Explains why there is nothing more here than claims and no actual evidence. It's ridiculous to think that all this evidence and testimony exists but nobody came forward to defend the accused, especially considering how powerful and wealthy the accused are. One could make some rich and influential friends.
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  4444. Football is a bit shit really
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  4445. This is really a ploy to state control access to the internet
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  4446. I can understand why democrat politicians and establishment figures dislike Trump, he opposes them, but I cannot understand what the average American hates Trump so much.
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  4447. Set light to it
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  4448. The comparison with the Roman Empire is simply to illustrate that even the biggest civilisations can fall. It does not have to be for the same reason.
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  4449. I never saw this guys Burger King joke until I found this.
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  4450. Msas drpoetitaon.
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  4451. I have argued that the brain scan of a transgender should reveal a difference. Specifically, it is apparently well known that male and female brains have observable anatomic differences. If it is true that a person has been born into the wrong body, or that they have the brain of the opposite sex, then a blind test should identify the brain as of the opposite sex.
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  4452. Honestly, we were not told of the risks because the medication had been created only shortly before it was administered. There was not enough time to ascertain the side-effects. But we could all see that. So how is it that so many learned people were no more sceptical than the layman?
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  4453. First off a second referendum is not legitimate and I completely oppose one so the line of thinking could end there. But I am not sold on your suggestion of boycotting one either. A very risky strategy even to talk about a second referendum. Just stick to the assertion that a second is not legitimate until the first has been exercised.
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  4454.  @Iazzaboyce  I agree, but I'm not sold on the boycott idea or the alternative. The remainers tried to say the last referendum (the real 2nd) was illegitimate due to voter turn out, although that was a stretch considering about 36M voted. But even so they failed with that tactic. I would not want to go to another vote at all. The thing is talk about a another referendum and how we might fight it is like planting a seed for another referendum. We don't need to consider it because we have already won. Talk about the terms is also nonsense because the terms were not specified in the last referendum therefore people who voted leave did so on unspecified terms . When they did that they implicitly accepted any terms, including none.
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  4455.  @Iazzaboyce  I take your point. But the remainers would not see that as defeat and they would have the majority vote - albeit in a small turnout.
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  4456.  @Iazzaboyce  The other problem is having to accept whatever deal May has got. Currently it looks like the deal is pretty poor.
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  4457. It's the Old Duke that I'm worried about.
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  4458. Just need to make sure the motors do not produce any ozone.
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  4459.  @thepurdychannel8866  It's true, some of them burn very hot as well. They will out a hole in the road.
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  4460. Isn't it human right to be racist?
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  4461. 16:58 A pillar system of government - Muslims in one corner and Christians in another - welcome to the future of Britain.
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  4462. Right so the police support the protestors. So protest against the Police. Block the roads into and out of the Police station. Say you are from Just Stop Oil.
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  4463.  @davidpaterson2309  Lol, yes, maybe
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  4464. What about an XK8? Bit long - like a land yacht but beautiful looks, especially the first and second generation.
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  4465.  @astrecks  My thoughts are also that the government effectively bought the slaves from the traders and freed them because at the time that the traders bought them, the practise was not illegal. I make a distinction between slaves, first sellers, traders and owners. The traders did not put the slaves to work because it was not in their interests. The first sellers also profited from slavery and the remuneration owed to the slaves from the final owners (who put them to work) can be calculated. Maybe there is an argument that the traders owed the slaves for the time between their purchase and sale. But all those involved are long gone.
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  4466.  @astrecks  I think it is important to make the distinction between slaves, first owners, traders and final owners. The first owners (those who first enslaved people) were not white Europeans, they were people from neighbouring African countries, Burkina Faso and Benin. Is it ok for Africans to take slaves? If they are equal to ourselves then they should have equal standards and refrain from slavery. Or are they not equal? If they are equals yet still take slaves then we are equally entitled to. The contradiction is that they cannot be equal, engage in slavery while we cannot. Cognitive dissonance.
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  4467. Looks superb. The aero features like the headlight ducts and the rear wing appear to take their inspiration from McLaren and if the start/stop button is a touch screen maybe they should have gone full tech and made it a finger print reader like you get on laptops.
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  4468. It's not what I would call a looker.
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  4469. What happened to the 'hostile environment' the government were pushing? When did that change to bring illegal migrants into the country and put them up in 4 star hotels with full board and spending money? Sounds like the hostile environment was a phrase they touted to placate the citizens of this country. Or is it a case of cognitive dissonance on the part of the government?
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  4470. So lets stop begging and just do it. What can they do? Imprison all of us? If we accept this it will just be pushed further and further. Rise up!
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  4471. If Rupert Lowe can bring shotguns into the country without restrictions, why doesn't he ship in some more guns? We can have the Islam problem sorted out, at the very least we will need them soon when Islam strikes.
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  4472. Software development is not some backup plan that any fuckwit can do. It’s not unskilled labour, follow it and it can take you all the way to philosophy.
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  4473. The requirement of a degree is just to get the new Police officers in debt. Once they are in debt they will do what they are told to keep their job.
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  4474.  @xfwa  That's a good point
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  4475. No doors, no roof, three wheels and a shape like a crushed beer can.
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  4476. All this gender naming conventions. If you are a man working for the railway and your job is to signal trains, then use the woke rules in your favour. If you wish people to address you as a man, then say those are the gender pronouns you must be referred to as.
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  4477. What if it is the intent of the democrats to get Taiwan invaded by China? They are both left wing.
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  4478. If the country was built by immigrants, that explains why it is so bad today.
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  4479. Saxe-Coburg-Gotha are not French and the Saxons did nothing squared while they ruled the roost. Britains rise all happened after the Norman invasion. Doesn't mean I want to be part of the EU though, why would it? I agree with you on the holocaust being the foundation of woke (post-modernism), and it all came out of the Frankfurt school.
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  4480. But can you fit a bottle of refreshing beverage in the door nets?
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  4481. Nothing to hide, noting to fear. How naive. What makes people think the government will always be benevolent? We are a rat that wandered into a trap, and it is about to be sprung.
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  4482.  RedHeadNINTY9T9  Aviva do pensions as well.
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  4483.  RedHeadNINTY9T9  And for us men, it makes it easy to be mysogninistic, and I'm not comfortable with that either.
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  4484.  @tictoc5443  What I nean is, the companies you want to boycott will get investment from BR anyway.
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  4485. Europes population was in decline until recent migration. Population decline was said to be bad back then hence the migration - you know, aging populations. So now we have rising populations its wrong. And you know who is asked not to procreate.
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  4486. Lindsay Hoyle has stopped parliament discussing what Starmer knew about the Southport stabbings until after the trial, but the trial does not start for year. It's going to be in the order of 18 months before Starmer can be questioned. They are kicking it into the long grass until there is another scandal to draw our attention.
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  4487. I thought they lost at the last election. They couldn't form a government.
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  4488. If you look at the recent advances, take graphene for example, they are discovered by migrants. What I have seen is that universities throughout the UK are mainly attended by migrants, and the tutors are migrants.
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  4489.  @AngelBaby-cp6kf  They are migrants, so there is a wide variety of ethinicities. Our country is open to anyone.
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  4490.  @AngelBaby-cp6kf  Ok, first I have to correct myself slightly. It was discovered by Benjamin Brodie, but it was recently isolated by Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov of Manchester University. That's who I was refering to, and they are not ethnic Britons.
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  4491.  @ronfrank8503  It doesn't matter if nobody is watching. A TV broadcaster only has power if we watch them.
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  4492.  @misterprecocious2491  ​ And that's all we need. Except... I have read they are trying to muscle in on teaching children. So we have clearly won the immediate battle - I mean we all know we have. That is why the evil ones are trying to change their tactics. Must be stopped at all costs!
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  4493. How is it proven that donors are unvaccinated?
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  4494. I must have missed something, why are Hague and Blair the talk of the media this week? Are they back on the same soapbox again?
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  4495. You made that video earlier about people being depressed, you said it help to just do something. The reason people are depressed is because technology does everything for a person. There is no challenge in life so there is no reward for achievement. A guy called John B. Calhoun studied rats and mice that lived in an environment where all their needs were met. The population increased rapidly but it collapsed long before it reached the limit of the enclosure. They had no purpose and got depressed.
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  4496. Not sure this is the right answer. There;s no guarantee that democracy will make the right decision but it does make decisions peacefully. Once you remove a persons right to vote they have no option other than using force.
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  4497. Isn't it written in UN documents to replace the population of developed countries?
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  4498. A pessimist is never disappointed.
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  4499. Well if they had started at the last election instead of giving it away to the Conservatives, then we might be there already.
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  4500. Scotland wanted to stay in the EU. If they leave our union they will want to rejoin the EU. Wales on the other hand overall voted with England to leave the EU. That suggests Wales are more likely to want to stay in the United Kingdom if we can make a success of being independent, otherwise they have two options, become a very small country or rejoin the EU - something they showed they did not want to be part of. It rests on if we can make a success of independence.
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  4501.  @twistiebabes  It could be that they thought leaving it unattended gives them a good reason to close schools whenever they decide to announce the problem. But equally, I see managers ignoring potential faults until they happen. I see this all the time in my profession.
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  4502. So that's where my wheelie bin is.
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  4503. Smart move by Monica to keeping the dress. She could sell that for a fortune - made for life.
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  4504. Is James stepping back from reviewing cars to reviewing people who review cars?
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  4505. Look up Stuart Wilkie and a documentary called A Good Death
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  4506. I think I read the meter was originally going to be the length of a pendulum with a 1 second interval. But it was found that a pendulum swings at a different rate as it moves further from the equator. So it was defined as a fraction of the distance between the equator and one of the poles. Then they changed it to be a fraction of the distance that light travels in a year, and in doing so the speed of light remains constant.
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  4507. So it means if he can intervene and ban junk food ads, then the parties he claims have althority agree with him on those ads. But then he can say he has no authority on ads that he, and the party with authority, both favour.
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  4508. My guess is that the app will be either installed by default or embedded into the devices O/S.
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  4509. 'they manipulate our nuclear weapons' - that's a bold statement.
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  4510.  @stmichl9433  Well actually I lived near RAF Bentwaters, our neighbours worked there and I went there once. I asked them about the incident and they would not say anything. But I do remember when it closed and they were transporting the missiles. It's a bit difficult to disguise a missile. I remain sceptic. Yesterday I transcribed the binary that Penniston says he wrote in a notebook and forgot about for 30 years. When interpreted as ASCII it does spell out a message written in English. The problem is the ASCII standard was published in 1963 so are we being lead to believe the craft was built post 1963 and the extraterrestrials wanted to write something in English on it? If so why are they shy of being seen and why not just write it in English?
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  4511. I will never forget when teachers said at primary school 'we will use the weather to get our way'.
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  4512. You will own nothing and be happy. The money BR is buying these houses with is invented at almost zero interest rates. Literally creating money to buy up all the houses.
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  4513. King Arthur was hardly colonial. More the opposite.
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  4514. ICE vehicles do not restrict the speed when the tank is reading low so why do manufacturers feel the need to do so for EVs?
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  4515. Ok, I agree in principle but how can American politics be explained? The country must be the most multicultural/multiethnic country in the world but I don't see secular voting. Is it that the system reduces to a choice between two candidates?
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  4516. Trans rights for hamsters!
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  4517. It's taken them 3 years, now they can enjoy their time in the sun but not for long because the 765LT is out in November.
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  4518. I expect cars will all have facial recognition cameras in the as well.
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  4519. David Davis needs to be far more vocal about this in Parliament. Keep telling them the results of the studies at every opportunity. The least that can happen is that a speech is televised and people get to see it.
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  4520. I have it from other people the motor industry that many manufacturers are moving to direct sales. Not just JLR. They have to find a way to stay in business after flooding the market for so long.
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  4521. The reason why we have coal is because trees took up CO2. Gates is a transparent fraud.
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  4522. Some buildings are made as faraday cages.
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  4523. The Ofcom code seems incredibly naive and open to abuse by the political parties. Isn't it obvious that a party can pull out a debate and leave the broadcaster in the lurch?
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  4524. A black guy I worked with was always falling asleep in meetings or at his desk. But I put that down to him driving shipments of drugs around the country every night.
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  4525. It's a demonstration of how controlled children are.
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  4526. I hope you find that stick.
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  4527. You just have to stop watching it. Get rid of the TV and then you don't have to pay the licence. They get no money and they either change or disappear but either way if you don't watch them so their message goes nowhere.
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  4528. The Talmud talks about sexual conduct in relation to age in Sanhedrin 55b, 58b, 69a, and 69b. Without wanting to fall victim to confirmation bias, I wonder if the normalisation of paedophilia is exertion of rights under the Talmud.
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  4529. I started thinking about tit-for-tat as a strategy, in particular the relative strength of each opponent and their ability to survive to the next round. When I look more closely at the example of boxing, it is clear that boxers are not following tit-for-tat at all, because they break the rule that says 'do not be the first to be non-cooperative/aggressive'. In a boxing match, if neither opponent throws the first punch then there will be no match. So what if we apply the rules a little differently in the case of boxing match. Lets say that the aim of the match is throw punches, therefore to throw the first punch is cooperative - to the wishes of the organisers. But if it is cooperative to throw the first punch, then both opponents will throw a punch immediately, we have double KO, and the match is over as soon as it begins. Therefore neither application of the rules of tit-for-tat work in the case of a boxing match. Indeed tit-for-tat does not satify the requirments of a boxing match. Are there any other cases where tit-for-tat is not appropriate? How about conversation. If we look at two people conversing we can see that one talks while the other is silent, then the other talks and the first is silent, and so on. We can see they are following the second rule that is 'repeat your opponents last move'. But again the first rule is a problem. If to cooperate is to listen then neither say anything and the converstation does not begin. If to cooperate is to talk, then they just talk at one another, rather than conversing. It appears the problem is the same as for the boxing match, the game never begins or does not satisfy the requirements of the game. A third example that we have surely all have encountered: A person is walking along the street, sidewalk in America, pavement in Britain. Someone is walking towards them in the opposite direction but on the same side. One of them must step aside or they will collide. Each step is a round in the game. If to cooperate is to hold your course then they will collide. If to cooperate is to step aside then both step aside and they will still collide. According to the rules of tit-for-tat, on the next round, each person repeats the other's last move, thus they both step aside again, and they will still collide.
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  4530. It's a wonder how this guy is still in his position.
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  4531. There is plenty of evidence that it lowers IQ in children.
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  4532. We didn't have slavery 100 years ago. Slave trading in this country finish over 200 years ago. If people think we were still trading slave 100 years ago don't we need to improve our education of history rather than destroy it? Once we forget facts people can make up any old nonsense.
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  4533. They just used the appeal of better tech so you would agree to the high price, only to then sell you the original panels. The bifacial panels do exist but if you put the on a roof, then one side is facing the roof and will not receive any light. It sounds like they are claiming the increased performance come from a combination of bifacial and mono crystalline but you will not receive any benefit from bifacial.
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  4534. I hate to say it but I think Trump will be impeached. It was a different story when he was president but now he is out and Biden has the power it will be different.
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  4535.  @jailbreak852  I hope so.
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  4536.  @steveb951  A result of leaving, have you been asleep for the last 3 years? A government of stooges have just paid the nation to stay at home and not work for almost a year. Now businesses have failed, supply chains have failed, the debt is massive and the money printing has given us massive inflation, That's the cause of the GDP decline, along with a disruptive war. We didn't see a drop like that in 2016, 2017, 2018 and most of 2019. Only after lockdown did we see a decline in GDP.
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  4537. What about titanium?
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  4538. The steering wheel is driven as well?
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  4539. No surprise, Trudea is a World Economic Forum lacky and the WEF is the NAZI reformation. Why is the head of state doing nothing?
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  4540. Should we just give up? The populate saying - "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing".
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  4541. Cyberwarfare will not replace conventional warfare. It's just another front. If we cut back on conventional defences then we are open to those attacks. Keyboards do not stop bombs.
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  4542. I posted this earlier on another video. If you believe there is a hand guiding the present unrest, and I do, then it follows that will have foreseen that move. In fact they may even be pushing for exactly that. It appears that every authority figure is either corrupt or cowardly. We are assuming the army will be different but that is not a given. And in this case they will be asked to do a job that is unnatural to them so they may be predisposed to saying no. The other alternative is that they become as corrupt as the Police and then we will be in a worse situation. Marshall law run by the globalists. We really need to find the right answer. I think the problem is very deep. We have lost our guiding light.
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  4543. I wonder what people would think of crypto if it was revealed that Satoshi Nakamoto was really a Jew?
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  4544. No mention of Blues. Most recent genres have their roots with black people. Blue, Jazz, Rock'n'roll, Funk, Soul, Hiphop, Rap.
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  4545. The further we go down this path the harder it is to about turn. The government have no inclination to reverse or halt progress. Democratic means to change our course will take an age so the question for me is whether we start using force? Given that the longer we leave it the harder it gets, the time to start is always now!
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  4546.  @coyhutt8022  An MP is not forever.
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  4547.  @coyhutt8022  They could screw things up. I wonder if they would try for a GE after leaving the EU?
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  4548.  @yasminpatel231  It all comes down to whether leavers will vote for an MP who can be trusted to remove the rules taking no deal off the table and then go for a no deal. I think I can safely say the most likely candidates are from the Brexit Party. So will people for once do something they may have never done before and break their voting habit? Where do leavers priorities lie? Do they really want to leave? Because if we remain in the EU the country will soon not resemble anything from their past.
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  4549. Those Labour leave voters in the North apparently don't like Corbyn but that does not immediately mean they will vote against Labour. They are unlikely to vote Conservative and even if they do it will just enable Boris to go ahead with his bad deal. The only alternative they have if they want to leave is Brexit Party. My guess is they are just as likely to not vote at all as to vote for the Brexit Party.
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  4550. If falsehood is truth then anything is truth.
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  4551. I argue calling out is superior to ringing a bell because you can impart more information. Not only can you inform of your approach, can inform which side.
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  4552. If the choice is between inflationary money or deflationary money I choose static money.
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  4553. The first 15 minutes of this was really a complaint against sending people to university to do useless degrees. Then there was the idea that intelligence is not necessarily passed on to offspring but social status is. That is definitely a problem but not with meritocracy because that is the antithesis of meritocracy. Then we have the argument that people are being shifted from manual jobs that are required to base cognitive jobs but again this is not a problem with meritocracy it's a problem with the perception of what is required and a problem with peoples attitudes to manual work. Meritocracy is that the people who are capable rise to lead those who are not as capable. It's not about the job you do or the money you earn.
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  4554. Again and again reasoning is used to expose inconsistency. It's not just the contradiction that diplomats can waive isolation while the average person cannot, that's just today's inconsistency. The episode we are currently living through is merely a very acute example. This happens all the time. So what are we when all we do is rant and moan? Well I could ask myself that question I suppose. We moan, they say 'yes you're right, but we don't care because you won't do anything of substance to stand in our way'.
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  4555. The racial distribution of police officers might not be similar to that of the whole population but you have to ask is that because trainees fail to qualify or is it because few people from racial groups other than white British want to join? I would expect more intelligent reasoning from an MP.
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  4556. Anyone who is affected by an opinion is feeble minded
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  4557. Is the status of infertile women raised in an R type society where the majority of women are fertile?
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  4558.  @maddogmcgraw5987  What I mean is some people seem to have a finger in every pie.
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  4559.  @maddogmcgraw5987  Well, I think I know what is going on here.
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  4560. If houses cannot be built for these people then indigenous people will be turned out of their homes. The death rate is up by 2500 per week, that 130,000 per year. We are not being replaced, the migrants are being replaced, we are being eradicated.
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  4561.  1BDIonthe666  The last comment did tickle me, but as an appeal to cynicism.
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  4562. I understnad what you mean when you say actual truths. I agree with Popper in that nothing can be proved true, but it is easy to falsify. But were I to be pedantic, I did not say truth, I said right from wrong.
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  4563. Give them a reservation to live on in the desert and leave them to it. Just make sure they renounce US citizenship and have to reapply if they want to come back, that way they can't leave the reservation too easily. It won't be long before the problem has solved itself and you can reclaim the reservation.
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  4564. Well that is interesting, because when I worked with Abu Dhabi Police, they said how happy they were that we accepted all their criminals as immigrants.
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  4565.  @LIKENatUREn  I suggest they use it to tackle knife crime and gangs. People are always complaining that austerity has shut down community support. Do they mean things like youth clubs? Put the money into starting those things up again.
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  4566. We have been fooled by Boris until he cannot fool us any longer. But that just means then next one has been lined up, they are full of energy, and we don't know their tricks. So we are about to be fooled all over again.
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  4567. There's an issue here. Using a mobile phone in a car is a crime but using a radio is not. That's how Taxi drivers and more importantly Police communicate when they are out and about. Now the Police radios are being changed to Samsung 4G mobile phones so they can stream their own video. So what happens then? Is it legal to use a mobile phone in a car if you are Police?
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  4568. I wonder if the queen took notice of this?
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  4569. Positive discrimination - cognitive dissonance. Double speak.
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  4570. George Bush senior gave a New World Order speech on September 11th 1991. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sStOejFDqF0#
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  4571.  @JohnnieKirkegaard94  Maybe so regarding the contract, but it's aggressive China they need to defend themselves from. China is their biggest market, so Oz is under great economic pressure to do as they are told.
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  4572.  @JohnnieKirkegaard94  Have a strong army and people don't think of attacking.
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  4573.  @JohnnieKirkegaard94  No, nukes are all about threat and mutually assured destruction. Nobody uses nukes because of the threat of MAD. Conventional defences are a similar proposition. Your opponent has to weigh up if what they can gain from winning is worth the losses they will endure. If your army is strong, then they are assured large loses, and it is not worth attacking. If everyone threatened by China increased their defences, then China would have to build up an army that was unsustainable and the threat would eventually reside.
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  4574.  @JohnnieKirkegaard94  Once China becomes the economic leader, they can put economic pressure on anyone if others do not meet their demands. As they are doing with Australia. China is the biggest customer, so they can say do what we want, or we will not buy your goods. And if economic pressure does not work, then next comes military action. You wonder why western politics has turned authoritarian? Because China is taking over and laying down the law. Now, I don't like the idea of anyone being bullied by a country, but I would rather we were the most powerful because 1. we are not on the receiving end and 2. we can use restraint.
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  4575.  @JohnnieKirkegaard94  To be fair it’s pretty shit either way but as I said I would rather not be on the receiving side. And as you point out USA have been projecting force outside their country since after ww2. That’s when they became the dominant power economically. Until then they were relatively peaceful. They only had internal war. But China are becoming the dominant power so we will see them project that power externally to protect their position. However, unlike America, China is not hold values even close to ours. For instance during the recent flooding they purposefully keep it a secret when they release flood water from a dam so that they do not have to pay compensation. Are you aware China has 78 subs? More than any other nation.
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  4576.  @JohnnieKirkegaard94  I think we probably agree on a lot of things, but on the China issue, we don't. It' not about stoking nationalism, it's just about preserving the place I live, because there is nowhere else I would be happy living. Now, just because I want to preserve the place I live does not mean I am happy with it entirely. The problem is that the people who rise to positions of power, in all countries, have an increasing degree of psychopathy. On the face of it I would like that to change, however we also have to first understand all the consequences, because there are always unknown consequences. You're right to be bothered about funding the industrial military complex, but you can't any worse than buying weapons they don't meet the requirement. Because it's a classic sales technique to sell something that customers didn't want. They have to come back again.
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  4577.  Sam Thomson  I have heard that rumour.
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  4578. It means nothing that the US military say their videos are real.
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  4579. Would anyone else prefer Doug to wear trousers in these video's? It's like looking at a pink spider. Maybe he doesn't have any.
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  4580. Although I'm starting to think that was possibly a stunt to purposely flood York and draw attention to the value of wetlands. There is now a move to start creating wetlands - which is what Peter said.
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  4581.  @chris-mg5ui  One thing to remember about dredging is that once the river bed is below sea level, the river no longer flows out to sea.
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  4582. Can some explain the reasoning that proves you to be racist because you say you are not? It is key to critical race theory.
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  4583. Any fool should be able to reason that if we cannot accept risk of death then we cannot live.
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  4584. Nothing surprising about a vintage Jaguar having disc brakes. Jaguar invented disc brakes.
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  4585. Ofcom don't regulate the BBC, they let them do their own internal investigations and regulate themselves. The BBC is the only broadcaster than needs regulating by Ofcom because all others are commercial and are therefore regulated by the viewers.
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  4586. Maybe the idiots think if their channel is free to EU citizens then we will want to rejoin the EU just to watch their Trash TV. The BBC are just fooling themselves.
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  4587. Not everyone continues buying their products. I had an iMac for 6 years. From the outset it had design flaws. The slot in the side to put an optical disc in was so sharply machined that it scratched every disc put in unless you were very careful. There was only a mm gap either side of the disc. I thought then what moron failed to spot that in design. Why did they not round off the edges. Anyway when it finally gave up I looked at new one but there was really no difference between the new on and my old - except it had no optical drive at all! VR was only available on the PC so I returned to the PC. Apply really don't innovate they just applify exiting tech. It's all in that tag line - Think Different. Well that implies someone else thought first and they came second with their own applified variation. But of course the think different tag line is derived from the IBM tag line Think! In every way they are just a pimple on the back of a giant.
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  4588. The G-Wagon can tow the Land Rover up a hill but the Land Rover can't pull the G-Wagon up the same hill.
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  4589. Haven't we had enough of rainbow flags here as well? Last time I got excited about rainbow, it was for Zippy, Bungle and George, and I was an infant. But that's what it's all about isn't it? Infantilising adults, so they are dependent on the state.
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  4590. Some parts of the BBC should be axed.
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  4591. Regarding tariffs on China as a means to recompense the rest of the world for the virus we caught from them, am I wrong in thinking it is country imposing the tariff that pays the tariff? So if a tariff is imposed on goods that raises the price from 100 to 110 it is the consumer of the country imposing the tariff that pays the extra 10? If I'm right then tariffs are no recompense for our destroyed economies. As a side issue it's easily argued that our failing economy is our own making. Tariffs would only make it worse. The indirect effect might be that we purchase less from China but if there is no alternative source of goods it will be at the expense of slowing our own economies. The answer is to pull back manufacturing from China and stop being dependent on them.
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  4592. 0:21 Where the hell am I? Who are all these people? 1:09 Hey this is my party. Don't talk to him, talk to me! Come on man, I'm the president now.
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  4593. Everyone has a phone camera now yet no one thinks to take a photo when they see aliens?
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  4594. I hear Louis Theroux has a new documentary out.
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  4595.  @torquemaddertorquemadder2080  'The Settlers'. Problem is, it's on the paedo channel.
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  4596.  @torquemaddertorquemadder2080  'The Settlers'
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  4597. We pay more in taxes, yet services are cut. Where does the money go? Clearly not on running the country. It all goes to service the national debt, a debt that Sunak saddled us with. The man is a fraud, along with Boris, and much of the Conservative party, along with the Labour Party. Frauds, everywhere you look.
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  4598. When he talks about his food show and the people who talked to him afterwards about how it changed their lives it brings me back to this idea that I have that comedy is almost a replacement for religion. Here's the parallels. You have a collection of people who all congregate together to listen to a single person talking to them about things that affect their lives or shared experiences. There has to be some truth to what comedian says and that truth has to be revealed. When this truth is revealed there is an uplifting feeling of joy that is so great the audience has a physical reaction and comes away much happier. They will think about what they were told, perhaps change their behaviour, tell other people and suggest they also watch the comedian. The overall framework appears the same as people going to a church and listening to a sermon given by a priest about things in life, having a sing and feeling enlightened and joyful after and perhaps changing their behaviour.
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  4599. The risk is only worth taking if you get ahead of the pathogen and have a remedy before it evolved in the wild. So where was the remedy?? There was none. The gain of function research was NOT worth the risk.
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  4600. Independence is always the best way
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  4601. I had a pair of shoes where the sole crumbled after I stopped wearing them for a while. Now I know why.
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  4602. Just noticed an awful imitation site is up under a similar name to accountclosed
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  4603. Isn't it 0?
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  4604. Lightning starts fires, a bit of glass magnifying sunlight. Once I was in a forest sitting on a fallen log and noticed to my left the rotten log had a plume of smoke rising from it. The heat from the sun just starts fires. But sometimes it is people starting them on purpose.
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  4605. And what nationality are the immigration staff?
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  4606. Isn't this a coup d'etate of sorts?
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  4607.  @Brajaxo  But people do not gain immunity when they are in isolation and I hazard a guess that the virus does not disappear so as soon as lockdown ends people get it again. And that's what the empirical evidence shows - the number of cases now far exceeds the cases prior to the first lockdown, do they not? Otherwise we would not need a second lockdown.
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  4608.  @Brajaxo  You population density figures are a disingenuous. Sweden has low population density only if you disregard that most of it is uninhabited due to being in the arctic circle. It has slightly greater urban density that the UK because everyone lives in a few cities. And it is similar for Finland.
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  4609.  @solentforest  I'm not making any comparison between Sweden and Italy. I am stating that the overall population density is misleading. Nobody lives in the arctic circle - its too cold. They all live close together in urban populations. As for how much travel there is between cities, well I doubt it differs much from any other country. Have you got evidence to the contrary?
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  4610.  @solentforest  If you look closely you might notice that I am the OP.
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  4611. Reform are just rearranging the deck chairs. Mabe they are playing the long game and will get more radical as the years go by.
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  4612. Who are they, and where do they stand on Brexit?
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  4613.  @garyfearon5637  I guessed it was probably his wife, but why is he named and she is not? But you see what I am getting at, we have cours to decide who is guilty, people should leave it to the courts to make the decision.
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  4614. If you value equality over inequality, then equality is greater than inequality, not equal to. Therefore, you have inequality. If you accept inequality then you have inequality. Is there also an equality paradox, or is it a fallacy?
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  4615. Could these anomaly’s be a fault with the new radar? Didn’t see them until the upgrade.
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  4616. What the government is doing is basically extortion.
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  4617. I hope they are going to stay there. Because tearing everything down is what they wanted to do so that they can build back better. So I hope they are going to fulfil the second half of their ambition and construct the utopia they have in mind. Of course that assumes they actually know what they want and how to do it. Couldn't be that they are just morons.
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  4618. There's no subtly to their arguments. You are either woke or a racist.
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  4619. And what message does it send if we keep extending the deadline? Leave now no deals and if they don't like it they can come to us to negotiate but they better bring something of value to the table.
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  4620. Won't be long until the only place you can buy clothes is the supermarket. We will all be decked out in the finest George.
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  4621. Have you got a reference to this? I'd like to read up on it.
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  4622. It's just the word of 4 people. That's all there is.
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  4623. And where is Jordan Peterson now. Disappeared to Russia shortly before CoVid. Just saying.
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  4624. The car is waiting for the pedestrian and dog, while the dog is waiting for the car. Each is waiting for the other, therefore a deadlock is achieved, and the two would theoretically wait forever.
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  4625. 50,000 excess death? They have shipped in almost that number of illegal migrants. We are being replaced.
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  4626. There's this pub in Hull by the marina. For a few years in a row Hull had this freedom festival over a summer weekend. The queue at the bar would be six people deep for the whole weekend. The landlord told me he took a quarter of a million from that weekend every year. Then, after the second year, he had a Lambo just like this one.
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  4627. Here's a thought: Nigel needs to ditch the Muslim donor and ask Elon to fund Reform. Elon could find enough money down the back of the sofa. It would solve the conflict between Reform and potential voters who want Reform to oppose Islam.
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  4628. I am in favour of boycotting companies who turn woke. No TV, No Licence, No BBC. But what could possibly happen is that as they go into financial decline, the establishment will rally, and loan them money to keep them afloat, as happened during the credit crunch. This will further debase the currency. Alternatively, as all the large employers go woke, and then broke, there will be unemployment. All these things work in favour of CBDC and UBI.
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  4629. Headline is restrictions set to ease across the UK, but nobody has said anything about Scotland and Wales. They are just talking about England.
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  4630. Omicron, an anagram of moronic.
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  4631. 6:04 Hitchins: 'Interest rates become so low that no one will save .. if you want a pension you've got to save' Graham: 'Well you put it in a pension fund' Saving does not work as we all know because interest rates are too low for savers. Putting it in a pension does not work either because pension funds are big buyers of government gilts and as has already been pointed out, there is not return on gilts because, being the safest debt, they are very in high demand so the yield is low. Pension funds are not making any money. There is nothing to invest in that is low risk long term return.
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  4632. But if no body watches then he is wasting his money. The channel only has power if you watch them.
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  4633. There is an acute risk to gain-of-function research. There is supposed to be a benefit that outweighs that risk. But we have a pandemic of the very pathogen the research was supposed to prevent. So where is the benefit?
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  4634. If they did their jobs, it just might be worth it. But they don't.
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  4635. How do British judges get chosen?
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  4636. Sound familiar? Barbara Spectre.
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  4637. I think your theory is very pursuasive. I have my own thoughts on the subject that do not contradict yours, but they have a physical basis: Humans are born prematurely because we have large brains. When born, we are incapable of sustaining ourselves, so we are dependent on an adult, which is typically the mother. During pregnancy and while supporting an infant, it is infeasible for the mother to work as a hunter/gatherer. This leads to a division of labour between males and females, and from that physical and mental specialisations develop. Men are stronger and more interested in tools, because tools help a man hunt. Women do not need to develop stength, and they are more interested in taking care of people. Women are more dependent, as are young, old, and sick. And we all know the group cannot continue without women raising the next generation, so there is a sense of entitlement. I base my argument on something phyisical, i.e. that we are born prematurely due to a large brain, because it is undeniable, and we are all subject to physics. But once that is established, I believe your theory picks up nicely because socialism is feminine. It is for the dependents.
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  4638. Best review of all so far
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  4639. I speculated this a week or so ago.
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  4640. I have no interest in Philip Schofield. I forgot about him when he finished children’s TV.
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  4641.  @PeterCoutts-rc9mf And there is the disagreement. The water companies expect the government to make the infrastructure investment, and simultaneously expect to take all the profit from infrastructure for themselves. They want to socialise the the expenses and privatise the profit. Anyone can see that is an egregious swindle.
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  4642. Of course the remainers won't give up. The other side never give up. This is an eternal war for the freedom of humanity.
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  4643. So we ended on the conclusion that it would not be good for business if the King decided to allow the NHS to use the dutchy land for free. It seems fair that the King should ask for a portion of the profits made by organisations that use his land. But the NHS is not run for profit, so how about refraining from trying to make a profit from organisations that are not themselves run for profit?
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  4644. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  4645. It's not just the government, it's the courts, the Church of England and the King. When he says 'that special generation' in regard to the WWI/WWII generation, what he really means is that evey generation since is useless.
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  4646. But there are official means by which a person seeks asylum. It is through the embassy. I think it is really these charities who are complicit because they fund the solicitors who make it impossible to deport illegal migrants. And who funds the charities? It's not the migrants because they give their money to the traffickers, and it's not the traffickers. We know it's the man whose name is spelled the same forwards and backwards.
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  4647. My guess is deaths spike and plummet. After a spike all those about to die have so the rate drops. You can see this on a day to day basis on worldometer
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  4648. LizTruss failed because she tried to borrow her way out of debt and the markets didn’t like it. She wanted to increase immigration and people didn’t like it. Her cabinet started to resign and she was powerless.
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  4649. The equivalent of fuel duty would be an additional tax on electricity to charge the electric car. But that of course taxes everyone regardless of whether they have an electric car. They could put a tax on charging from public charging stations but that will leave out those who charge from home.
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  4650.  @Number27  Even worse if they do slap tax on electricity. I can't imagine they could get away with it but then again if someone said a year ago they will have everyone locked up in their houses with nappies on their faces I would think that was unbelievable but here we are.
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  4651. Did the designer come from Disney? Because that car looks like a cartoon.
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  4652. I think GP's are making themselves redundant. Medics have been earmarked for replacement with technology for decades and medical robots are a rising technology. When the technology is at the right level people will say: robots can't catch CoVid, they don't require a salary, they are objective. They can examine people instead of humans. And they are a dream for drugs companies because they can be programmed to prescribe expensive drugs.
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  4653. Why didn't he say London is better than Oslo, or its better than Venice, or its better than Rome. No the only place he could cite as worse than London is a shit hole that had the plague recently.
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  4654. Can't is not a word in my dictionary.
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  4655. What do we give the French police money for?
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  4656. There’s hope for humanity, but it is developed civilisations that are under threat. The rulers want to do away with us and bring in migrant who have few expectations. Freedom is doomed.
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  4657. And without electricity, how will shop tils work? They cannot, so no trading.
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  4658. Baseball caps, it's all in the name, an American export. The Police fancy themselves as a SWAT team.
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  4659. You have 60 seconds to comply, then ED209 gets to business.
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  4660. There are 331 million people in America. These other 19 million that Joe is talking about must be his voters.
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  4661. Chinks of light - 'a thousand points of light'. It's a phrase that has been spoken in countless political speeches. The Bush's have used it many times. It's all NWO language.
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  4662. So the EU ports around the med refused to allow this ship to dock. What we can take from this is that the ports have the ability to disallow the ship to dock and the passengers cannot disembark. If the Good Ship Banksy can pick up migrants and they can be refused access to a port then why don't we pick them up and hold them onboard a vessel and don't allow it to dock in the UK? Once they are here it is almost impossible to deport them so don't let them set foot on our shores. Make the boat so big there are no port in Britain big enough to take it.
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  4663. Is this what happened to MH370?
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  4664. He forgot to tell you they catch fire in peoples garages. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/18/electric-porsche-taycan-catches-fire-in-garage-company-confirms.html https://www.theverge.com/2020/2/18/21142123/porsche-taycan-electric-ev-fire-florida https://electrek.co/2020/02/17/porsche-taycan-fire-burning-garage-florida/
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  4665. The executors of a conspiracy do not have to be privy to it if they behave in a predicatble way when put in a specific situation. Just as Alasdair says, most people will just go with the flow and avoid conflict. It is easy to achieve your aims if you can coral people into performing them.
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  4666.  @richardgribbin9641  Computer Science
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  4667. It did nothing but rain through July and August. Last year we had two days of +40^C and that was due to a coronal mass ejection.
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  4668. Richard's point about the central bank being the bank of last resort. I think this might be an argument put forward for CBDC. But it is a trap, one central bank has total control, and there will be nowhere else to turn.
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  4669. Have they isolated the virus? If not how can they make a vaccine? Seems this explains the confusion over whether it works.
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  4670. JoJo Rabbit is a comedy about Nazi's what if that offends people?
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  4671. If you want to see the language the Anglo-Saxons wrote and spoke, just take a look at the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles. Written during the reign of Alfred The Great in the language they used: https://www.bl.uk/britishlibrary/~/media/bl/global/anglo%20saxons/collection%20items/anglo-saxon-chronicle-c-cotton_ms_tiberius_b_i_f154v.jpg There's nothing in English in there. To read it in English, you have to read a translation: https://king-alfred.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/IMG_5021.jpg The Anglo-Saxons did not create the English language. Why would they, when they were Germans?
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  4672. Sadiq Khan the next Labour leader... I was thinking this the other day. It is a bit of a risk but it might not be a bad idea. It will get him out of the London mayor position and Labour are unlikely to ever get in :)). Does he really think the people of the country are going to look at his achievements in London: knife crime through the roof with no plan of action, public transport on it's knees, bridges unfit for use, social unrest, no light at the end of the cross rail tunnel, destruction of London's history. Does he think people are going to look at this and say 'yes let's have some of that' ? Labour are the best comedy act going today.
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  4673.  @hannes2289  Yes, it looks very capable anyway but the price is steeper than the departure angle and the gadgets look unnecessary.
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  4674.  @hannes2289  I'm just thinking that the root of the Land Rover brand is that it is a capable workhorse. It's a very risky (suicidal) to loose that.
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  4675. Does anyone know how you spell the name of the deceased women Denise A?
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  4676. He promote acting on impulse then reviewing the actions afterwards. But by then it is too late, you cannot turn back the clock. Thousands dead and debt up to our eyeballs. Now we need to rapidly increase gdp and the quickest way to do that is to bring in more migrants. Hence the open door policy of Truss.
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  4677.  @jameskirton4469  Do you speak for all 7 billion? My observation is that some people do.
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  4678.  @jameskirton4469  I don't see any evidence that apes worship anything. It is precisely because we are human, not ape, that some of us do worship. It is unique to humans.
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  4679. VHS was invented by Victor Company of Japan (JVC).
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  4680. Wood burners are being banned
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  4681. I wonder if it's possible to get an RX-8 rotary into one.
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  4682. They want to stop people using anything but their tokens, remove competition. If people stop using their tokens then they can no longer control people.
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  4683. Downgrade your mind and condition you against resistance. I was just watching clips of Alf Garnet in Till Death Do Us Part. Honestly some of the things he said were almost my own inner voice 😆. But the BBC put that out to associate any dissenters with a crackpot. Just like David Icke. It's so they can pre-empt and crush dissent.
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  4684. Now they have to plead incompetence. When we all know they did it on purpose. It's called 'The Great Reset'.
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  4685. 2 years later... BBC still demand a licence fee and Boris is gone. That went well. We don’t need politicians to do this, you can cancel the licence yourself.
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  4686. Useless family all round are they not? Lost the empire, lost the Americas, now they have lost the faith. What a decline under that family.
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  4687. @BeatTheSensor So what happens next?
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  4688.  @BeatTheSensor  Has Starky done a video on how we came to be ruled by them? I know the line of Stuart ended when the last Queen could not keep any of her 17 offspring alive.
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  4689.  @BeatTheSensor  I know the Windsors are really Saxe-Corburg Gotha, but who were they before they took the throne here?
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  4690.  @BeatTheSensor  Thanks
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  4691. Not easy driving an HGV then.
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  4692. Mandelson/Mendelssohn.
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  4693. 7:49 'They're little......' did he self-censored there? Little Hitlers!
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  4694. Costs a lot to start a new car company. They have a lot of debt. Got to keep putting out more stuff to service that debt and refinance.
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  4695. The Chinese are poised to flood the market with EVs,
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  4696. They have got rid of freedom of movement. We're under house arrest.
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  4697. Matt loses remainer style.
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  4698. I think we should stop calling them dog tags. I don't mean to sound like a snowflake but it seems very disrespectful to liken soldiers to dogs.
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  4699. On the portion size of crisps subject. Traditional sized bags of crisps are now so expensive for so little that I seek out the £1 big bags and eat those exclusively. So in the attempt to make peoples diets healthier by reducing portion sizes they have encouraged me to eat about 4 times what I would have eaten otherwise.
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  4700. Bernie Ecclestone can tell you about expensive watches and London.
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  4701. You cannot give Liz much credit for the trade deals. They were all with smaller economies. Small economies will always accept the terms of larger economies. When it came to deals with economies larger than ours, America, India, China, EU, Liz got none.
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  4702.  @shreyakumarisingh2427  I don't really believe all of that. He has wrecked our economy on furlough that nobody asked for. His wife has attempted to dodge tax by claiming she does not live in this country.
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  4703. I'm not confused by Nigels comments on Islam. How can his oppose Islam when his largest donor is a muslim? Cannot bite the hand that feeds.
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  4704. I do not consent to being dragged into the victim-hood game. A bit of intelligent reporting and thought for ones fellow road user is welcome.
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  4705. The idea that hunter gathers made this is harder to accept that settled agricultural people. Hunter gathers have two problems, they spend a lot of time hunting and gathering and if their numbers get too large they eat all the surrounding food have to move to a new location. In order to build this they would have to stay there for quite some time.
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  4706. There will be so many media refugees, that TalkRadio and GBNews will not be able to employ any more. We will soon need another alternative channel. The wheel keep turning, the alternatives are on the rise while the establishment descends.
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  4707. Holding them offshore is exactly what should be done. The problem is once they get here they are almost impossible to remove. So they should never get here. There is no pull factor to being held on a boat 12 miles offshore in the rolling sea in the middle of winter.
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  4708. How many death could have been prevented if the lab virus had been used to make a vaccine. Those that hid the lab leak are culpable.
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  4709. He was correct.
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  4710.  @Feintgames  There may not be development costs for the gadgets but the customer still has to buy them. If guess if sales are not high enough they can always sell a stripped down version for less.
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  4711.  @Padraigp  The environment is just a weapon to the typical ecowarrior. They are really just interested in bringing down the west.
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  4712. For what ever reason, most people will just buy German cars, and if not German, then Japanese.
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  4713.  @jabiraidan  Cycling is very inclusive of women. Victoria Pendleton, Lizzie Deignan, Emma Pooley all pro cyclists and that's just a few. Cost is the only barrier.
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  4714. @cc c You can pay what you want I suppose but running is the cheapest.
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  4715. Cost is the only barrier no body stops anyone riding a bike and the roads are open to anyone. Yet the sport of cycling has historically been a working class sport because bicycles are a cheap form of transport. Today cycling is like the new golf. You can literally spend whatever you like on a bike. Cycling is predominantly a pass time of white people in the western world because the western world was predominantly white. Go to China and plenty of people travelled by bicycle because again it was cheap and they were all Chinese people because that's who lives in China. There's no discrimination and if people don't want to do it because it's too white then that says something about them. I can't imagine people think like that anyway until they are lead to believe they are victimised.
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  4716.  @jabiraidan  I wasn't complaining at you I was confirming what you were saying. I heard the same victimhood story coming out of a big cycling channel called GCN.
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  4717. The Arse-Port model?
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  4718. Talk, talk, talk. You're going to have to face it, those people have to not be in our country any longer. It will only get harder the longer we leave it.
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  4719. 15:19 I'd like to see evidence or reasoning that children are born with a belief that there is a god or a higher power. Belief is acceptance that something is true without evidence - an axiom. I theorise that the first axiom all people gain when they enter this world, is that one must breathe. If a person does not accept that as truth then, regardless of evidence or proof, then they will continue no further.
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  4720. Humans have a very large brain for their size. So large that humans are born prematurely, otherwise the mother would die in childbirth. But premature birth means the child cannot function independently for many years, they are dependent on an adult to feed and protect them until they are more fully developed. Men do not give birth and cannot lactate, women can. But women cannot feasibly hunt and gather while heavily pregnant or when nurturing the newly born. It falls on the man to provide and for the woman to nurture. It is that practical division of labour that has led to different adaptations of men and women. Men develop muscel, and motor skills, to be sucessful at hunting. Men develop technical skills for making tools to hunt. Women develop in a more humanitaran direction. And this is why the human species is so sucessful.
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  4721.  @annmarieblanc6363 But what happens when three is a critical mass of women that cannot have children? All hell breaks loose?
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  4722.  @annmarieblanc6363 Which one, that humans are born prematurely? Or that the the characteristics of the two sexes specialisations that result from premature birth? Am I talking to the real @annmarieblanc6363 or her husband still?
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  4723.  @annmarieblanc6363 I can't say how many it would take to reach a critical mass. Just wondering if the current predicament we are in could be due to too many unsatisfiable maternal instincts making women go crazy. They don't have to be across the whole world, it's only the developed countries that are going down the pan. But thanks for telling me it's a proposterous idea.
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  4724. How can design be the big problem when it was answered by Darwin yet the creation of the universe is still not fully understood? The fact that there are problems left after evolution proves they are harder problems. Darwin did not solve the creation problem, his book is the origin of species, not the origin of the universe or the origin of life or the origin of consciousness. It is really the small problem and the solution is equally simple.
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  4725.  @RoninTF2011  I was not suggesting it does but Dawkins describes the big problem as being design and he thinks the easy problem is the initial coming into being. It cannot be the case that design is a bigger problem to solve than inception because that has been solved while creation has not been solved.
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  4726. But they were never good. They have always used cheap materials and poor design
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  4727. All this research into gain-of-function that risks a pathogen escaping is supposed to be worth it. It is allegedly so these pathogens can be spotted before they happen in the wild and ways to fight them can be found. So how is it they failed to spot this one or provide a vaccine sooner? Even if we graciously assume the virus did not come from the lab, they still did not meet their remit of preventing a pandemic. Close it all down! It's not worth it.
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  4728. I don't think he is right on solar panels. Last generation capture 15-18% of solar energy. New generation currently available are about 24% efficient. New research is producing panels 50% efficient. Obviously there is a limit (100%) to efficiency.
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  4729. Wind turbines are terrible though. The ones made in the 90's are coming to the end of their lives now and they can't recycle the blades so they are putting them in landfill. Some of them are balsa wood core fibre glass. Balsa wood! The irony.
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  4730. George Bool literally died for his students. Now, everyone who teaches his subject, tells the students the story of why he died.
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  4731. FYI Brexit Party registered with companies house - company number 11694875. First accounts due by 23 August 2020. Being a limited company does have legal obligations and characteristics.
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  4732. The BBC is the only broadcaster than needs to be impartial and the only broadcaster than Ofcom allow to police themselves.
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  4733. You don't need to rely on Doris to do something about the BBC, you do have to pay if you do watch live TV. But the real question is how much longer can the conservatives continue for. They have not had any decent leaders since Thatcher and they don't appear to have any likely candidates in the party. Those who are still of some use should join of of the new parties. The conservatives are too compromised.
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  4734. But is it true he was in contact with the infected one at a party held to celebrate the resignation of Dominic Cummings?
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  4735. Here's my thought on this: Overall, I agree that the Great Reset will not work. It's dysgenic. But there is something to be careful about. I agree that it is such things as overcoming challenge, and responsibility (permanent challenge) that bring us happiness. This is because we are developed to live in a challenging world. If that challenge is removed, then our purpose is lost. But here's the point we must be careful of. It's not the having that makes us happy, it's the getting. You hear clichés regarding this often, 'money does not bring happiness', 'your possessions end up owning you', 'the thrill of the chase'. So the trick of the phrase 'You will own nothing and be happy' has enough truth in it for people to be interested. It plays on the truth that it is not just things that make you happy, but the challenge of getting them.
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  4736. Labour alway try to broaden the debate, broaden the scope of inquiry. The reason why we concentrat on specifics is because scope can be broadened indefinately, therefore nothing gets done.
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  4737. OMICRON, an anagram of MORONIC
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  4738. John B Calhoun, look up his research.
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  4739. That mini looks like a taxi cab
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  4740. Here's a thought: Nigel needs to ditch the Muslim donor and ask Elon to fund Reform. Elon could find enough money down the back of the sofa. It would solve the conflict between Reform and potential voters who want Reform to oppose Islam.
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  4741.  @stephencurran4155  I have never voted Labour ever. Reform have a Muslim as the largest donor and chairman. Nigel has said he will not deport any, he has said in a confruntation we will loose. He has surrendered to them. Not only that but his party keeps changing. Why would I support a party that is not the same as it was when I did support them? It's not the same party.
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  4742. But which company put up the 5G tower? Some of these companies do not exist. Nobody know who is responsible for the towers.
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  4743.  @neilbuckley1613  So Sir came from the Normans?
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  4744. Funny thing is, the advice in the opening monologue is remarkably similar to my own strategy. The main difference is my house is not yet worth a million.
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  4745. These two could start their own circus. What a pair of clowns.
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  4746. All these things the left-wingers hit people with; cancel culture, censorship, accusations of hate speech, people taking offence at the drop of a hat, taking offence on behalf of some minority group, all begin as politeness. And they are all designed to stifle discussion, remove liberties and oppress people. So while it is important to be courteous rather than rude, it feels tyrannical to place great value on etiquette. GB News is also the second talk show I have seen this week bringing up the subject of internet anonymity. Isn't that the real reason for this discussion? They want to remove anonymity so that they can arrest people who say what the state does not like. Just like the women in Australia yesterday: Monica Smit. 100% state oppression.
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  4747. Get it together, Labour is in turmoil, now is the time.
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  4748. Even if you have testing how do you know the result can be trusted?
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  4749. I think all of what we are seeing is a means to bring in a new control structure. The aim is to break apart the previous ties that people had so that we are all individuals who require a strong state to maintain diverse individual rights, how else are they going to protect the rights of a paedophile to be a paedophile? We know that's where this is heading and it is only under a very firm state that something so deplorable could be allowed. The overall effect is that the previous controls are swapped for new harsher controls.
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  4750. The left allow the word 'stupid' becaues otherwise Jeremy Corbyn would have been cancelled for saying 'stupid woman' in parliament.
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  4751. To my mind the Defender has to be a genuine workhorse not a style icon for Chelsea streets because otherwise the brand has no credibility. They risk writing cheques they can no longer cash. Trading on past success and that will not last. It does look like they have put a great deal of effort into making this a capable vehicle that is at the same time up to date so it may well see them well into the future. But it is very expensive and you get the impression that all the gadgets are going to fail, the air suspension will explode and no body will be able to fix anything. Expensive and fragile do no mix well with hard work.
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  4752. Are there really all that many people using their hose?
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  4753.  @thoughtsfromathenasreality  No he's Palpatine
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  4754. @ Their actions are full of purpose.
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  4755. Sell the parts.
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  4756. Only if you give it too them.
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  4757. I have today received in my letter box, a total of 7 leaflets from political parties and 1 from an independent for the May elections.
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  4758.  @ChristinePollock-sr6nk  Not sure if it applies to banks, but for other businesses Blackrock/Vanguard give them ESG scores for ethical business. Investment funds invest in the businesses witht he highest scores.
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  4759. Starmer knew, we all knew, these councils were bankrupt before the general election. That is relevant because the situation did not change after the manifesto or the general election. He knew the councils were bankrupt, he knew the issue had to be addressed, he made a promise with that knowledge and then broke the promise. How else did Keir intend to plug the hole in the council's budgets?
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  4760. If they are going to cut off the mics then I would not take part.
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  4761. He was talking about this a year or so ago.
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  4762.  @63mckenzie  Never work with animals and aliens
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  4763. Freedom of speech is freedom to speak the truth. Remove the freedom of speech and you will be forced to lie.
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  4764. Your first argument: Jack has red hair, all people with red hair have light skin, Jack has light skin, is a sound argument because the conclusion follows from the premise and is proven by modus ponens. It is not necessarily true, because the premise must be true, and we do not know if that is the case, but it is a sound argument. The second argument is also sound and follows the same reasoning - modus ponens. But both arguments involve a universal statement - 'all people with red hair have light skin', 'all white people have privilege'. So while they are sound logical arguments, the issue is that universal statements are very difficult to make because of course you would have to encounter every person with red hair, and every white person in order to observe if they also have the other property you are asserting. Universal statements are often nothing more than lazy generalisations. This is why people appeal to anecdotal evidence - because it only requires a single contradictory example to falsify a universal statement. To derive a universal statement from any number of singular statements is in fact a logical fallacy.
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  4765. My brothers friend named they daughter Khaleesi. If only she had been born after the last series where Khaleesi went mad, they might have chosen otherwise.
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  4766. 'In order for the people to truly trust something it has to be a product of the government' She is trolling, surely, NOBODY trusts the government.
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  4767. The universities are run by migrants and the students are migrants.
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  4768. The university I have been studying at is entirely run by Germans
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  4769. Moore's Law does not say the speed of a processor doubles every 2 years it says the number of transistors doubles and the price halves.
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  4770. It depends on when England began. Under Roman rule, there was no England. Prior to Roman rule there was no England. England started after the Anglo-Saxon invasion. So it would be the first Anglo-Saxon king who ruled the whole area. Maybe Alfred the Great.
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  4771. Rishi Sunak, you have had your chances, made your promises and now we don't trust you. Leave the ECHR now, before the election, and then we might vote for you.
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  4772. Elon wants to put microchips in peoples brains. This could just be pantomime. Good cop bad cop. Why else would they conduct this in public?
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  4773. In situations such as these the BBC normally fades to black and silence.
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  4774. https://www.jpost.com/omg/former-israeli-space-security-chief-says-aliens-exist-humanity-not-ready-651405 It's a BS psyop.
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  4775.  @Eddie-xo2bd  It's a good point that life is apparently so rare that they would be interested. I would discount option 1 for that reason.
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  4776.  @felixibarra8806  If we are making up stories, we can make up anything. Why not say they are a million years ahead of us? I don't see any evidence that there are any.
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  4777.  @GillfigGarstang  Agreed.
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  4778. @עִמָּנוּאֵל That's a good argument.
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  4779. @עִמָּנוּאֵל It's a good argument but, after thinking about it a bit, I'm not convinced. Firstly, I did not say an alien would not be interested in us, I said no more than we have for another lesser being. And your assertion that as a species becomes more intelligent, it becomes more interested in lesser species, is unconvincing. There is nuance in the type of interest. Is a human interested in an ant in the same way that an Ant-Eater is? Hardly. Not only do we have less interest in an ant, but some of our interest is benign rather than entirely malevolent.
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  4780. What was the benefit of GoF? It hasn't prevented a pandemic, and it didn't provide a vaccine before the virus began infecting people. As far as I can see, there has been no benefit.
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  4781. What Reform are shaping up to be is an escape route for the Conservatives. We can all see how the Conservatives have betrayed their supporters and they can't keep fooling them forever. So Reform have come along with the express intention of destroying the Conservatives, but all they do it take all the Conservative MP's and put the forward as candidates. That way the name changes but the politicians stay the same. The British RINO - Reform In Name Only.
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  4782. There are quite a few moments in this where the driver is about to say something and he is interrupted then he has lost his thought chain. The drivers opinion is what this video is about so he should have been allowed to speak.
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  4783. The gen z protestor at the start of the video demonstrated that the left see Labour policies as no different to Conservative policies. Conservative voters see Conservative policies as no different to Labour policies. Is there any better evidence =that Labour and Conservative are the uni party? Two cheeks of the same arse.
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  4784. Attenborough sounds like Noam Chomsky
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  4785. Well the argument that the rich city boys who snort coke have enough money to do it without causing trouble conveniently misses that the people supplying those drugs are causing just as much trouble as those supplying heroin to the people at the low end of the social scale. Drug gangs supply both.
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  4786. Schools reopening is a bit of a double edged sword. Without school kids are unlikely to get a proper education and the nation we suffer greatly in future. If they go back they are subjected to the same indoctrination we have been fed for a generation and they don't have the experience to spot it and resist.
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  4787. It’s not just police that are getting stupider, just look at the politicians.
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  4788. He should give it a new name - from words. It's not just a entry on a product list. It's a car limited to about 100 examples.
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  4789. Reform are not spliting the Conservative vote. Conservatives are splitting the Reform vote. If you take the 19% that the polls suggest Reform have and you add to that the 18% that the Conservatives have, then Reform have 37%. If Conservative voters think they can prevent a Labour goverment by voting Conservative, then they are wrong, they will hand Labour a victory. If instead of voting Conservative they vote Reform, then Reform will be neck and neck with Labour, and have a real chance of winning outright. Labour and the globalists know we are onto them. They know this is their final opportunity to destroy this country. This is the last chance saloon, we have to prevent a Labour government, and the only to do so is to defeat them in this election.
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  4790. A tree shake
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  4791. Ferrari, drop the 'the'.
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  4792. Of course nobody stepped in, men have been told that masculinity is toxic, that the patriarchy is the problem. Afraid to say or do anything, hoodwinked into thinking men should be women.
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  4793. Andrew Neil joining GB News was an example of how the left have marched through the institutions. Except it was a failed attempt. Whenever a new organisation or movement appears, the left have to infiltrate and turn it from within. Defund The BBC is the same.
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  4794. If we have CBDC, no cash, and the ability for banks to close accounts arbitrarily, then we will have slavery next. How can a person be paid money if there is only digital money and they have no account?
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  4795. So what exactly is the deal? A credible news outlet might have an interest in reporting on it.
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  4796. Stop stuffing your face.
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  4797. We wouldn't have a housing problem, an unemployment problem, an NHS waiting list problem, a school shortage problem, a prison overcrowding problem, an accute energy problem... The list goes on, if it were not for immigration.
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  4798. Boris is not a leader. The Colonel has just told us that. Boris does what he is told by SAGE because SAGE are in charge and Boris would rather dodge the responsibility in case he gets the blame.
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  4799. More unsprung mass
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  4800.  @IncoherentClam  But what is the answer? Again I get what you mean, it is easy to cast everything you don't like into the shadow until until it's like a closet full of skeletons but again somethings are unacceptable. Now the left are notorious at the moment for cancelling and ignoring anything they don't want to confront. My thoughts on this are that we should go as far as discussing things we don't like, slavery, paedophilia, abortion to name a few but that's to remind ourselves of why they are in the shadow already (apart from abortion). Pulling down statues that remind us of past bad behaviour seems to me to be the opposite. It's just an attempt to erase the past. Which is stupid because it was not even perpetrated by people or to people today.
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  4801. Amazing the University of Portsmouth asked Peter to speak. When I went there they gave all the halls of residence to minority groups and opened the doors to hundreds of students from the middle east while ignoring the students from the UK. Now all my lecturers have left and it appears to be much like all other universities in the UK - one group of migrants teaching another group of migrants.
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  4802. 'Leicester and some other northern industrial towns'. Leicester is less than 10 miles north of Birmingham it's fucking midlands. But he has to disassociate it from the south and pretend it all happens far away in the North.
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  4803. But the last I heard was Reform want to fund the BBC via general taxation. That's the last thing we want. The BBC funding should be dervied from viewership, be that advertising or subscription. The reason being, they will no longer get guarenteed funding to pump out propaganda. Fund them from general taxation and there will be absolutely no way to avoid paying for their propaganda.
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  4804. Boris can tell you about the brakes on a Range Rover.
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  4805. Wouldn't surprise me if the end goal is to control drones for combat. And hooking people up to StarLink, reading peoples thoughts and remotely control. The opportunity for plain evil is enormous.
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  4806. Just as I said. The Jews sold out America to China under Clinton. Now China is the economic power, they are arguably the military power, and they have the political influence. Jews suck up to the strongest power. They do not want the position for themselves because it is alway the strongest power that does the work and is the target. Instead, they want to live under the strongest power and influence them. Until recently that was America. But when Jews saw China rising they decided to jump ship. They conned America into giving up its industry to China with stories about climate change,, and in return they get protection. Now the transition of power is almost complete as America becomes irrelevant.
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  4807. And yet the government has locked everyone in their houses for 23 hours of the day where people don't receive any sunlight.
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  4808. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtR7s36gQVs
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  4809.  @cephalotus59  Yes I can see that but if you replace westerners the overall population may go down and you have depopulation. I say may because I cannot predict if people in the third world will just keep producing more offspring.
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  4810.  @NOT_SURE..  Dyson always did
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  4811. It looks superb, apart from teh back, which looks a bit too American. The the sides look like a Lotus Evora, and the front looks like a Porsche.
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  4812. He's just outed himself with this one.
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  4813. This is the beginning of communism in Britain and it has all come from China.
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  4814.  @THEJR-of5tf  Wouldn't surprise me
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  4815. Under LGBTQ+xzy4wqt rules a methodist can be a cat, therefore a cat can be a methodist. I had an argument with a Christian fundamentalist, to my surprise they were in favour of transgenderism. They saw it as a punishment for homosexuality.
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  4816. Labour MP Mike Amesbury assaulted a constituent - recall incoming.
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  4817. The German staff at the university I have been studying at proclaimed they did not know the difference between a lie and an untruth. And these guys are trying to encode law into logic statements. Surely they don't think that when a student answers an exam question incorrectly, that the student is lying? The difference is one of intent.
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  4818. @Frank Furter I just want to look out a see a place untouched by people. But instead, everywhere you look, you see the mark of people. So you are trapped within the hive. And those in favour are the very people claiming to be environmentalists. Not satisfied until they have concreted over and spoiled everything.
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  4819. 50/50 on voter id cards. I agree we need to make voting as secure as possible and it is better to pre-empt a scandal than respond to one. But this could be the first step to id cards and a digital record of a person, from which all your medical records are attached, transaction history, etc. Under the government microscope, looking into every aspect of your life.
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  4820.  @_J4CK4L_  I choose that word for a reason
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  4821. 3:28 'you will never see one exactly the same...' Given that most people just choose silver with a black interior, I think that is unlikely.
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  4822. Here's a thought: Nigel needs to ditch the Muslim donor and ask Elon to fund Reform. Elon could find enough money down the back of the sofa.
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  4823. It’s not just the permissions you grant to individual apps. It is possible for apps to combine their permissions by colluding with each other.
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  4824. The first generation electric cars from established manufacturers so far all appear on paper to be very similar. Range, hp, acceleration, charging times. It looks to me that there is no variation in the defining technology such as batteries and motors so all the vehicles come out the same. No doubt this is because the manufacturers are not making those parts. Despite that the I-Pace has the edge over this on specs. Lighter, slightly higher top speed, acceleration, more storage capacity, slightly larger battery. Jaguar quote 292 mile range and this is 280 ish quoted or 200 expected. Perhaps it is because the I-Pace has a purpose designed chassis rather than a re purposed ICE chassis. And despite having designed the I-Pace from a blank sheet it has still got to market before this or the Audi. In fact the very day this video came out people were taking delivery of their I-Paces.
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  4825. Game on!
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  4826. All the lies that plague the English speaking world, woke, transgender, CO2 emissions, multiculturalism, all come from America. And this is just another in a long series of increasingly ridiculous lies. A lie that comes out of the American military so that they can con us into giving them money to defend against a non-existant threat. Just watch Ronald Reagan's speeches on extraterrestrials, how he advised to unite the world against a common enemy, one that does not exist.
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  4827. About cancel culture. I say at every opportunity, No TV = No Licence = No BBC. It's basically cancel culture. But on the other hand if people don't like being coerced into their own destruction by the BBC then why watch it or pay for it? I use this topical analogy. The bodies immune system will kill cells that have been infected by foreign pathogens. We are cells in a social body, companies and other organisations are organs. If we don't take out the infected parts of the body then the whole lot will die.
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  4828. This argument about the female brain in the male body. If it's true that a persons sex can be determined 80% accurately by looking only at their brain then it follows that if you were to look at the brain of a deceased trans person without knowing their gender then the brain would indicate the trans gender and not the birth gender. Given the suicide rate is quite high and autopsies are performed, it should be easy to confirm this theory.
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  4829. Thing is though you can tell the sex of a person from any cell of their body. XX chromosome = women, XY = man and the brain is no different.
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  4830. It is quite the opposite to say that voiting for Susan Hall was a vote for racsism. A large number of people who vote for Khan vote along ethnic lines. They are the racsists.
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  4831. Does it matter if woke Harry and Meghan fade when the rest of the Royals are just as woke anyway? Diversity is our strength? Clap trap. Climate change? Gibberish. Defenders of faiths plural? Apostasy.
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  4832. Will it clean the road while you drive? I'm assuming its a dual cyclone so you don't have to change the bag.
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  4833. Peterson vanished. Covid kicked off, I looked around and Peterson was nowhere to be seen. Off to Russia, of all places, to detox from addiction. Very odd.
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  4834. Anywhere the Muslim goes, there is trouble.
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  4835. Sounds like a good idea. Leave those in Portland to eat each other.
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  4836. However interesting the story of K is, I cannot watch a person WHO HAS TO SHOUT EVERY SENTENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  4837.  @GG-xd9vc  Denise Aundish (spelling TBC) died 22 October 2020. Application for mail-in ballot received 23 October 2020, mail-in ballot sent out 24 October 2020, completed ballot received for counting 2 November 2020.
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  4838. For my Master of Research degree I am about to develop software for Android that will monitor the usage of Android O/S calls with the express intention of monitoring restricted resources on the phone.
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  4839. Switch it off permanently and you don't need a licence. Then they don't get any funding to make the programmes they attack you with. You know - don't feed the trolls.
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  4840.  @Slarti  If people who don't like the BBC continue to fund them then the BBC does not need to change. If their funding drops then it's up to the BBC to recognise that and change if they so wish.
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  4841. She won't say anti-semitism will she? She wants to but has to correct herself eveytime.
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  4842. With a thousand extra people dying per week and a monumentally high national debt, I’m sure the government are rubbing their hands in glee when they see the number of illegal migrants arriving. Guess what? They didn’t have the clot shot and they don’t expect a high standard of living. All makes sense when you read the WEF publications that want to lower the world population and lower the energy usage per capita of the remaining population to that of India or Ethiopia. Replacement!
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  4843.  St Swithun  It's doesn't help when UKIP don't field candidates and Brexit party stands down it's candidates during the campaign.
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  4844.  Kitty Mason  The thing is once Brexit is done the only thing is their weakness with Corona Virus. If that's all their government is lead by then they are toast anyway. They know this.
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  4845.  joe caterman  We need a credible third party. What you just described is the problem with a two party system. People have no alternative but to vote against the party they don't like. But no body votes for the party they want because it does not exist. People are forced to vote for the lesser of two evils.
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  4846.  joe caterman  I acknowledge the hung parliament problem, I did recognise that at the time. But that does not nullify the problem with a 2 party system. People vote against what they don't want and instead of for what they do want. Pressure group parties such as BP have some effect but backseat drivers are never happy. Its the voters responsibility ultimately. What's interesting though is that the two parties we have are not the first. So there must be some circumstances when everything changes.
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  4847.  joe caterman  I understand the sentiment but it looks to me that the same nonsense gets in through the back door. Tories are all talk.
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  4848. If firms cannot find employees that fit diversity demands, will they have to force people to work for them, like in the era of slavery?
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  4849. Polygamy is fine under Islam. Step by step.
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  4850. @Paul Goldstein, NYC Yes there is no actual crime committed here even if the allegation is true. Otherwise SBC would be a criminal as well. Except for that he was pulling a honey trap which was Epstein's tactic.
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  4851. @Paul Goldstein, NYC What happened to Hulk Hogan?
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  4852.  @thedailyprotest2518  I'd forgotten she was apparently acting as a 15yo. But did she inform him of that before hand? There's no detail to this account and you are assuming that her and SBC's accounts are the truthful ones. Their aim is just to smear someone during the election campaign. If Biden looses you can bet they won't pursue this any further.
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  4853.  @thedailyprotest2518  I meant did she tell him she was 15?
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  4854.  dontbesilly man  Both scams are honey traps
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  4855. No TV, No lIcence, No BBC. Does that answer the question?
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  4856. What are the regulations imposed on utility copmanies? A bank account is as important as an electricity supply.
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  4857.  @sfactory8253  Cost of living and the NHS are the drivers of immigration. The birth rate has been below replacement level for decades because the cost of living makes it difficult for people to have children. The NHS is a money pit that requires increasing tax, that increases the cost of living further. The debt to sustain the NHS, pensions and welfare is pushed onto future generations, but the next generation will be small than the present if we were to rely only on indiginous births because the birthrate is below replacement level. That is why we have such high levels of migration, because the indiginous birthrate cannot sustain the system. So I suppose in that sense you are right, they are the underlying cause, but immigration is the visible effect. And it does not really solve the problem either because the migrants today are a drain.
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  4858. Right on the money. In every way.
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  4859.  @imello1137  Of course there is an option out. Do you think I pay a licence fee? I don't need one because we have YouTube, NetFlick and Amazon Prime. But I only need YouTube. There is nothing on the BBC I need or would want to watch so I don't need a licence.
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  4860.  @imello1137  Well I make sure I don't need a TV licence by not having a TV or watching live transmissions. I don't believe they have any legitimacy it charging a fee for live transmissions but I like to be certain I don't need one.
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  4861. 'if the Conservatives have so much power in today's parliament then why don't they do something about this issue???' He is and it's not his constituency. The real question is why didn't the Labour MP for that constituency investigate and provide credible evidence? Maybe people knew there was no point in raising the issue with their MP because they knew nothing would get done. The responsible person here is Andrew Bridgen.
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  4862. Hardly a free speech platform, our YouTube, if you have to pay for your comments to be seen. I suppose this one will be right at the bottom of the list. The A* test of a free speech platform: Can you criticise the platform on the platform itself?
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  4863. What happened to the video with Paul Golding? I was halfway through, then refreshed the page and the video was taken down.
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  4864. A cat that thinks its a dog
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  4865. Cows milk. I hear this idot argument against drinking cows milk: 'No other species drinks the milk of a cow'. Name me another species that can milk a cow, there is none. And besides, what are they suggesting, that we only drink milk from our species? Human milk? What are they going to do, milk women? A human milking shed?
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  4866. I read charging to 100% and decharging to 0% does adversely effect the batter life. Most manufacturers keep 20% in reserve while Telsa allow you to use the full battery capacity.
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  4867. But Charles claims he has had it and so does Boris. So they will be exempt from the vaccine. Becoming clear now isn't it. Boris will have to be in the know and his price will be exemption from the vaccine.
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  4868. 25:13 That story about underground tunnels is one that Alex Jones and David Icke trot out.
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  4869. So basically, women think yes and men think no. And the adolescent male, who said yes, said so on the condition that it doesn't harm anyone else. But it does because a transwoman has a physiological advantage over a woman.
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  4870. I suppose the question is, if a woman becomes a transman, do they suddenly stop having these stupid ideas?
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  4871. Closing peoples bank accounts for anything other than criminal conviction, should be made illegal.
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  4872.  @PJ-go9jw  That's about the size of it. The wording puts the blame on the government, legislators, and regulators. But we know they are all _in it together_, and they point the finger at each other to distribute blame.
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  4873. My brother had one of these in black. He bought it for a fraction of the list price and it had been a showcar so it had never been driven. Sadly he sold it when it got close to the engine service mileage.
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  4874. How about this: if the majority like spoil their ballot by writing ‘none of the above’, then start a party called ‘None of the above’.
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  4875. It doesn't surprise me that they find some loony named after an out of date bicycle to put animals before people. This whole debacle is a pantomime to lampoon the west. Before long, Boris will be in a baby bouncer singing 'God Save the Queen'.
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  4876. The Lambo driver jumped the start and the McLaren driver was asleep at the wheel.
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  4877. My source says they have counted 99% of Georgia votes and Trump has won yet they have not called it. There are no other states with 100% vote count - 99% is the maximum and they have all been called. So why not Georgia?
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  4878. Rob, do you have any thoughts on the YouTube comments that come from an account posing as the channel owner, you know the comments that ask you to WhatsApp them? I have not seen them for a few weeks now, but they have been across many channels for about 3 years. I don't use WhatsApp and I don't know anything about how it works, but could the poster be trying to get people's phone numbers from the WhatsApp message. Once they have the phone number they know who you are and can perform zero-click attacks right? I think it might be surveillance.
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  4879. I hear the argument that government directing captial investment is doomed to fail, implying market forces do a better job. I have no doubt that is true but look at our nationalised utilities, Thames Water is given as an example, they expect the government to make the infrastructure investment while they just take the profits from using that infrastructure. I find this the most egregious expectation, the worst of both worlds, privatise the profit and socialist the cost. Emotions aside, are they not doing exactly what freemarket economists oppose by asking the government to direct capital investment?
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  4880. The question is whether this new party is a serious party committed to winning at least the largest number of seats in parliament or is it just another pressure group? I don't think we need another pressure group because I don't think there is any credible pressure they can apply. On cultural issues all the 3 main parties have the same policies so all a pressure group can do is threaten to take votes from the incumbent which will only serve to let in an opposition party who has the same policies anyway. It's a hollow threat. They should at least be committed to winning some seats so that they have teeth in parliament.
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  4881. I agree with the equality before the law argument. The king was the foundation of law and the ultimate arbiter but those kings were not Anglo-Saxon, they were Norman kings and their descendents. Common law is the famous Anglo-Saxon law, but it was found to be insufficient. Being based on template cases called writs, the common law courts would not accept cases that were not instances of a template case. The problem was compounded when the courts stopped creating new templates, and instead rejected cases, thus the defendant won by default. People started to appeal to the king, as the font of all justice, to listen to their specific case and judge it on its own merits. After demand exceeded the kings capacity, he delegated the role to the chancellor. Chancery law must override common law because if the specific does not override the general, then you only have general (common) law.
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  4882.  @douglas_gemini  You can think whatever you like. I know .
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  4883. Gulags isn't it?
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  4884.  @sarahvegangarden4822  I did as well about 30 years ago.
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  4885.  @cuckingfunt9353  Kids live their parents into their twenties.
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  4886. A former police officer telling us how the press are stirring up aggravation and next he is telling everyone where it's going to start and under what conditions. This guy is a shill.
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  4887. 3:30 That bit in the wheel arch - looks like it's falling off to me.
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  4888. Intuitively alone, the powers of 2 and the powers of 5 produce the same digital roots because 2 and 5 are both factors of 10, and 10 is the base of the number system in use.
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  4889. Trump is the man talking straight sense here. He is the man behaving as a president.
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  4890. Everything about Labour is shit.
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  4891. I’m assuming Richard Hammonds life insurance prevents him driving the car himself.
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  4892. 2:18 thankfully that didn't collapse.
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  4893.  @Kamran1bc  Not directly causing deforestation> Except for all the forest cleared to grow soya beans for their milk substitute.
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  4894. Actually I think the Orcs, Goblins and Trolls are the climate change brigade. They are the people who would not leave the caves, the people who became withered, myopic and spiteful due to living in the dark and inbreeding.
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  4895. I can't forget when BLM started in America, during the coof, one of the Weinsteins said on his channel that he and his brethren were really black, as if to say 'don't go after us, were one of you'.
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  4896. He calls the referendum a plebicite that is 3 years out of date. We are still trying to leave 3 years after the referendum because parliament is trying to renege on the outcome of the referendum that it agreed to have. So to say it's out of date is to admit their strategy to ignore the result. If the government are not up to the job of leading the country then they themselves are the plebs who should perhaps resign and take up positions in the civil service where they are not paid to make decisions or lead.
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  4897. The Swedes know how to survive a Swedish winter. The Muslims don't.
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  4898. Boris Johnson a pathetic nobody. Furthermore, none of the politicians from any party, including Reform, have any balls.
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  4899.  @arikhanaalffie  I always say No TV = No Licence = No BBC. I know it is not 100% accurate, you can have a TV just not to watch live transmissions. But if the goon squad come knocking if you don't have a TV then straight away they have an uphill battle.
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  4900. You know a large proportion of students at university are foreign students, as are the lecturers. British universities are where one bunch of migrants teach another bunch of migrants how to take apart Britian.
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  4901. If that camera can see through plastic then putting tape over the lens will not block its view. It also means they can hide them under the bezel, so you don't even know it's there.
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  4902. Charles is into the idea because extinction rebellion are ready to overthrow the governments of the world and the royals want to take over again. It's just a power grab.
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  4903. 1 month conscription to the army is not long enough to even get through basic training. What it will do is find the people who are and who are not suited to the army.
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  4904. I listen to Derek, the musical genius, sometimes.
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  4905. Is this the King's game? He calls the Great War generation 'that special generation'. Since the Great Wars, the fighting spirit has almost left the British, so what he means is that everyone since the Great Wars is inferior. Is that why we are being replaced with bloodthirsty immigrants? And now they want to extend British influence by spending our money on their infrastructure. It's not that different to when we colonised other countries. It's just that the people doing it are no longer the ethnic British.
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  4906. This kind of demographic change doesn't happen by chance and the government is the monarch's government. Obviously not just the recent King, the Queen did nothing to defend the country either.
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  4907.  @donavancaton2042  Probably more likely
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  4908. He has farms and estates already.
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  4909. ​@aircrash tupolov What I meant was that giving him a farm will not keep him quiet. The evidence is that he has many farms already. It's starting to look to me that we are witnessing a Royal coup d'etate. He is using organisations such as the UN, WEF etc along with pressure groups like Extinction Rebellion and Insulate Britain to force policies onto the elected government and regain power.
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  4910. Trump has not hesitated to drop other advisers. Why is Faust still an adviser?
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  4911. A lot of AI is statistical analysis and an automated means to use gradient descent to arrive at a function. Very interesting at the same time.
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  4912. Decarbonising, are these people morons, traitors, or plain liars. The steel manufacture is just being moved to another country where they will emit the same or more carbon dioxide. The only loss is to Britain. It's just a scam. I don't believe the government can be this stupid.
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  4913. Google Alphonse Rudakubana. He was in a southportvisiter article getting a blackbelt in karate and there is a company director of RedKnapp Ltd with is name. Can't post the links, comment gets blocked.
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  4914. So why didn't they make this LT? If it's too stripped out then they could have made cup holders an option.
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  4915. Come 1st Feb they won't have to bother with putting out to tender across the EU. But I can't see why that is a problem anyway. Every other company faces the same rules and other companies have managed to put up buildings.
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  4916. My guess is the What’s App replies to comments are spooks. Once they have your phone number they can use zero click attacks on your phone. I have good reason to think they can eavesdrop on you through your phone.
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  4917. This idea that if we were all vegans and vegetarians then that would help the planet is not wholly true. If you grow organically with no pesticides you have to get used to eating vegetables that have been eaten by bugs. If you don't accept that then the alternative is to drench them in pesticides. That kills all the pollinators and things at the bottom of the food chain. Cattle don't care if they eat a bug in a mouthful of grass. So you don't need to spray the pasture land with pesticide.
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