Comments by "Clogs" (@clogs4956) on "Silver Fox Hot Takes" channel.

  1. Labour MPs refusing to do their job because they’re scared of their constituents? More like scared to stand up to Starmer!
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  2. The women who want to ensure the protection of all women and children from exploitation and abuse are referred to as traditional feminists. This is why there’s so much effort put into decrying them.
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  3. That’s already happening: it’s called a compulsory purchase order. The nearby Labour-run council slapped an order on a pair of large semis so a road could be put through to a new housing development. The owners lost an appeal (‘natch), and the houses were appropriated for about 2/3rds of the market value. Fast forward six months and the developers were given access to the site via a nearby main road. Long story short, a councillor bought one and his daughter the other for a complete steal, then sold the still-empty properties on for a substantial profit.
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  4. Time’s running out for Labour to bump up their personal bank accounts before leaving for Rio on private jets.
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  5. Shut off the hearing in hotels housing irregulars. That’ll save a lot of public dosh that can be redistributed to the elderly and needy.
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  6. Don’t forget: these nurses will need to speak 375 languages!
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  7. It’s not bias - it’s abuse. Another string to the BBC’s Woke bow.
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  8. Anything negatively affecting children, women, and animals, and we have all three currently in the news thanks to Labour.
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  9. Companies will simply close their private pension schemes, freezing the money already held, or allow nature to take its course and eventually declare bankruptcy. What’s the betting that the People’s Pension will be the first cherry picked off the tree?
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  10. I’ve not bought a newspaper for around two decades. I’m well ahead of this curve!
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  11. Ahh, diddums. Maybe Trump can arrange for USAID to pay for a few boxes of tissues for the EUrocraps?
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  12. There’ll be kickbacks and spare change popped into his back pocket.
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  13. At this point, I imagine Starmer believes he can dance on water…
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  14. Don’t you mean that Labour will instruct the police that it’s not worth the bother?
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  15. You might say Communist adjacent.
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  16. Take off the two-child benefit cap and the British taxpayer will be hit hard again. There are some big extended families out there…
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  17. All those untraceable kickbacks and quiet back-handlers from NGOs. Lammy’s not a dumb as he seems.
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  18. Or for telling the truth!
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  19. Nothing focuses a political mind more than the thought of losing the power to control the people.
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  20. The family defrauded RUSSIA!!!
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  21. Global warming, innit. ‘nuffzed.
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  22. We’re not anti-a certain religion - we’re anti-extremism.
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  23. What has the voice coach to say about this situation?
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  24. Farage is helping to bring a private prosecution against those particular thugs.
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  25. I do enjoy it when guilty Narcissists tie themselves in knots trying to claim they’re the innocent party. Funnily enough, they also demand the evidence is removed or made unavailable to everyone else. Popcorn, anyone?
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  26. I’m not a psychologist but I identify as one, so that makes me qualified to answer your question: Given the obvious signs of megalomania, I’d diagnose Sociopath.
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  27. Reminds me more of the Great Depression. America had people’s restaurants which offered, for a paltry sum, a basic three course meal. Al Capone donated sums to set up some of these outlets. Labour are preparing to line a few select pockets during our very own complete economic collapse.
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  28. Wow! And to think last Labour government made it to election time before declaring they’d SPENT THE LOT!
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  29. Labour ministers & Labour peers: totally nasty bits of work.
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  30. He’s crompromised.
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  31. Only the native Scots, Welsh, English and (Northern) Irish, perhaps?
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  32. Good grief - Cromwell?!? Man was an absolute menace. No dancing, no singing, no make-up for women, short haircuts, everyone wearing strictly mandated black and white clothing, no religious celebration of Christmas, Easter, Whitsun etc and no mince pies on pain of imprisonment. His son was supposed to take over from him, but that was thankfully stopped by the Restoration. Crowds cheered at his post-mortem trial, execution, and head-on-a-spike event.
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  33. A global warming zealot got me a 24 hour YT ban last year for highlighting that we’re in an interglacial period. I suggested he reads “The Forgotten Enemy”, published 1949, by Arthur C. Clarke which was, apparently, nasty propaganda! 🤣
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  34. @gfys756 nah, their interest in women is also an act of war… it’s what conquerors do to prove their dominance.
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  35. @melodymoore9765 two-tier rules, my dear. Mustn’t complain…
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  36. Psychopaths really don’t care about minor irritations…
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  37. 🤣😂🤣
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  38. He’s leading the way to much more polite mass starvation than any predecessor. How nice.
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  39. Blair… Blair is behind all this!
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  40. I think the turning point for many was Starmer emphatically stating that he preferred the WEF. Man really is a tool, btw. I’m starting to look closely at the WEF and wondering what Machiavellian politics are in play.
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  41. Labour jumping on the “Ban X” bandwagon? What a surprise 🙄
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  42. Tributes for the survivors, too 💐
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  43. Saw a farmer claiming that, once the cows start on the food additive, there’s no going back. It’s going to cost a lot of money, there might be a risk to the cows and their future calves, and it might not be possible to stop feeding the additive without causing unnecessary harm. I thought live testing was a lot more stringent and that the product(s) of such testing were not put into the food chain until proven 100% safe. Silly me…
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  44. Tent cities?
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  45. Some might step down or state that they’re now Independent. Interesting times ahead!
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  46. Labour’s longterm heat pump policy which kicked in on 1st January 2025, has now been reversed (or suspended?). Can’t imagine why 🙄
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  47. Only certain areas, but those not of that persuasion will suffer mightily as a result. Incidentally, any such voting outcome will create little harbours for those still arriving on small boats, and useful places to dig in.
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  48. Weasel words!
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  49. Son bought Lurpak recently and couldn’t grasp why I was unhappy about it. He won’t be buying that butter again.
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  50. For the first time ever, my union is showing antipathy to Labour but not because of threatened public sector austerity cuts. Key issues: winter fuel allowance and disability benefit cuts, WASPI, and freedom of speech!
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  51. The UK went one better than Trump this time! Looking forward to the linguistic contortions of those who’ll insist the decision was wrong, discriminatory, or a personal attack. Expect an appeal, possibly to ECHR. Buying popcorn.
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  52. “Flip-flipping like a dying halibut” 🤣
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  53. He’s going to have a meltdown, isn’t he? I’ve already got popcorn in.
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  54. @blackislepeastoo there is a book they learn by heart; it states specifics.
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  55. Worth knowing. Thanks.
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  56. That’s one Dark Tetrad monster there. It’s all about power and control with added sadism.
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  57. Yes.
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  58. Oh, on the contrary: it’s all too believable!
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  59. Then, NHS Scotland could be prosecuted! This is going to be interesting.
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  60. If it’s true that the migrant hotels may close, Labour has to put the flotsam and jetsam somewhere…
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  61. The term is “hoist by your own petard”.
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  62. Retired member here, different union. Getting messages about opposing Labour’s policies on fuel allowances, disability benefits, higher NI for employers, and tax shenanigans.
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  63. You remember the US election of 2020 when the Democrats got in and there were a few questions raised about the authenticity of an awful lot of votes from swing states? Well, I wouldn’t be surprised if we might’ve been in the same situation last June.
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  64. It’s cold comfort but, when we’re gone and the free money with us, the locusts will have to fight each other to survive.
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  65. Think about it… they need to monitor a lot of information in order to watch for threats to our people. I’m pretty sure GCHQ will be thrilled to get taken over by a so-called AI that treats everyday conversations as works of the Labour government’s enemies.
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  66. It’s like watching Joe Biden MkII.
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  67. That’s a hard one. Now, if you popped on a tricorn and asked about Elba…
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  68. Quick question: are there NHS male staff only facilities in Scotland? Just wondering…
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  69. New party, came out of nowhere just before the 2024 election, so there’s bound to be some wobbles as it establishes itself. The AfD has been around since October 2013!
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  70. There was a disaster in a Chinese underground station. Families laid flowers, but the Party had them all removed within hours and, allegedly, told the families that nothing had happened, their lost loved ones never existed. That’s what Labour want to happen here! Never forget.
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  71. If one child is harmed… well, I’d recommend the “guests” stay in and wash their hair on Friday or Saturday night.
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  72. It’s winter, but the polar ice is melting!!! Save the polar bears!!! A Green - very green, might I add - campaigner threw that challenge at me during one freezing January some ten years or more ago. I politely asked which pole, and she replied: south! Poor girl was very confused when I advised her that it was summer in the southern hemisphere, and that there are no polar bears in the Antarctic.
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  73. With what? We’re struggling to feed our families as is!
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  74. My eldest son has been trying to find work since losing his job just as C-19 started. He’s even retrained. Now, he’s considering retraining yet again, hoping the industry he’s looking to doesn’t also get wiped out.
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  75. Logistical support? Yeah, that’ll solve the problem… 🙄
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  76. What new jobs? Too expensive to employ workers, now Our Labour city council drew up some great plans to revamp our train station but the contractor pulled out after the first round of Labour’s economic announcements, and no other company is interested.
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  77. More likely a Psychopath. They can be Narcissistic, too. Narcissists ate not Psychopaths.
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  78. He can let go. He’s hoping to trouser a huge backhander from the Caribbean ploy.
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  79. Be careful! The telepathic police will be round to ask questions.
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  80. Less taxpayers paying for her and for our unidentified guests staying in hotels around the country! Buy popcorn while it’s still available.
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  81. My two, both adults, aren't going to be homeless as long as I live. However, I've no doubt that, if we don't shift Labour now and forever, there'll be a 100% death tax, so the whole ediface and contents end up in the hand of a latest small boat arrival.
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  82. Ah, you noticed the pushback. Happening all over the place, not just here. Interesting times ahead.
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  83. By comparison, Blair was a little bit nasty, and Harold Wilson was a saint.
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  84. Who was the victim? Has no journo an exclusive interview with his family? Do we know his age, home address, preferred cereal..?
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  85. Joining Unison could backfire. Not the best negotiators, imo.
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  86. I’m going to a convention at the NEC in early August. Wish me luck. If I’m not making comments in YT by the 14th, the rats have got me!
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  87. Things are really bad. I’ve been hankering for a G&T and I’m teetotal.
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  88. One might ask: Don’t drink, don’t smoke - what do you do?
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  89. A lot of people won’t be able to pay stupid CT rises, so Councils will prosecute, impose fines, and take money direct from wages. Those in rented accommodation will be forced out; those who own their homes will have to sell, starting a house price collapse. Who does this benefit? Hm.
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  90. Those “sleepy farts” in the House of Lords have been challenging DEI, the trans agenda, immigration etc. But Labour has a leader trained in law and he’s trying every trick in the book, meaning the Lords can disapprove but have to agree.
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  91. The DEI exponents really imagine they’re gods 🙄
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  92. Isn’t it unadvisable for a UK government to disregard or overturn a referendum decision? It’s going against the wishes of the electorate and, since referendums are a rare and special kind of opinion poll, any politician opposing the result is technically supposed to step down. Cameron did this when we voted for Brexit…
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  93. At last, someone has closed the Watford Gap 🤪🤣
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  94. My union doesn’t feel very generous to any Labour policies right now.
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  95. Strengthening workers’ rights to the point where employers will not take on young people just entering the job market. Then there’s the wonderful minimum wage that’s keeping skilled workers underpaid.
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  96. You mean, without the support of the Labour Party. That body could remove him as PM in an instant but…
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  97. Future trillionaires.
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  98. Join the club. Our Labour city council is salivating over getting full control of the county, and already planning more places for people who like sailing the Channel.
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  99. Back in the late 1960s, Labour MPs stated that they’d destroy England (and Britain) for daring to have used a lot of pink ink when printing maps. They also wanted an end to the historic links between the UK and US. And so here we are with Starmer, the Fabian Society poodle… sorry…hero.
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  100. I know of a Unison branch which proudly announced reps had negotiated an extra day of paid leave for 27th December. The firm shuts down for two weeks at Christmas. Staff get full holiday pay as part of a pre-existing deal. Unison could never negotiate its way out of a wet paper bag, so expect tantrums instead.
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  101. Europeans regularly drink milk - few other peoples do. Wonder why milk is being tampered with.
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  102. We’re in a Cold War, people. The Reds are creeping around the bed. Don’t forget: Starmer and his crew rushed to ask the Shy Kneez what to do a few times in the last eight months.
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  103. £22 billion, allegedly. Can’t imagine how Labour found that sum.
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  104. I’ve NEVER voted Labour. When I turned 18, my local MP was Greville Janner. Didn’t like the man, and I definitely didn’t like Harold Wilson and his successors.
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  105. I’ve seen another commenter say that any reworking of the law in this manner would mean anyone expressing certain pattern recognition would be sent down forever. Starmer must be so annoyed.
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  106. Do we have UKAID? Seems like it! And we have an example of how to proceed; thank you, D. Trump esq.
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  107. And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why we have a House of Lords.
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  108. I look forwards to going backwards, where certain women used to claim benefits for every child in a shared pool or mysterious children abroad get “legal” documentation.
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  109. I rather enjoy Dr. Robson’s no-nonsense sarcasm.
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  110. @audreysuter4315 sorry, the ECHR has a blanket ban on that.
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  111. This is not necessarily insanity - it could be another example of a weak bully enjoying the power to make life just that little bit difficult for everyone else. Or malignant narcissism. But that’s a DSV diagnosis and I’m not a psychiatrist.
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  112. More like CCPUK!
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  113. Heat pumps were designed for underfloor heating systems. They can’t be fitted in anything but a swish new modern build with super-efficient insulation.
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  114. Reducing the Surplus Population!
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  115. It’s far safer to WFH given the social problems affecting many major cities!
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  116. Please! King Cnut - Canute - ruled over the three kingdoms of England, Denmark, and Norway. He was pretty good at his job.
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  117. Take a deep breath. It’s NOT Rayner’s bill; one MP isn’t responsible; it’s a policy made by the Labour Party.
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  118. People didn’t get a regular vodka ration. They could buy state vodka, or get in some cheap home-brew or fake, either of which could be deadly. Methanol, comrade?
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  119. He’s been taking lessons from Shy Na.
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  120. The majority of civil servants are employed workers like everyone else, and they must obey the boss’ orders. That included agreeing with the latest party line.
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  121. [The Left joins the conversation]
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  122. At least let Reform have a try. One thing those youngsters have going for them is the very fact that they’re nearer the problem! Also, don’t forget Reform has a DOGE unit 👍
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  123. Good luck, Starmer. I’m living below the breadline already and don’t think I’ll do better when I’m 67.
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  124. Simple - which one is easier to intimidate and arrest.
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  125. Sheeple will still baa.
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  126. Class act through the Free Speech Union?
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  127. Don’t forget that the Moslem activists who took over several Middle East counties also supported the Leftist politicians who helped them to power. About forty feet off the ground in some cases.
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  128. Encouraged to come to the UK to help pay for the aging population, and now the aging population is paying for them. There you go - it was a false premise all along.
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  129. That’s odd. A British woman contending to lead the Greens and isn’t wearing full male-gaze PPE?
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  130. Correct!
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  131. Since Starmer reckons the WEF has his loyalty before GB, he’ll no doubt self-delude that Trump wanted to avoid a social faux pas. Aren’t there some significant trials also on 20th January?
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  132. @zm321 you know why those pensions are referred to as gold-plated? It’s not the way they’re served up - it’s because they’re a fine layer of gold on a lump of base metal for the majority of civil servants. The ones at the top are very different. Starmer has one he got specifically protected, you know.
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  133. The Great Reset is not the same as the Great Replacement!
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  134. The "I stand with the latest thing" people are going to have an existential crisis with this one. Grab popcorn.
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  135. We’ve been on our knees before but always struggled back to our feet. Labour wants us to lie prone while they sit on our backs!
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  136. The king is a constitutional monarch and has no powers. However, the House of Lords appears to be seething and, although they are advisory, they have a lot of influence.
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  137. That said, we’ll have no choice but to “comply” when the power goes off. But get popcorn in. It’ll be interesting when the dimmest people finally realise that net zero means no mobile phones (or communications of any kind).
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  138.  @Lousialee-hm3gu  Narcissism, Psychopathy and Machiavellianism, with latest addition, Sadism.
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  139. I suppose we could get used to the Soylent Green…
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  140. You’d want the irregulars given a local uniform and sent out armed?
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  141. The fear-causing step is well underway, too. The next step is a doozy…
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  142. Starmer is a lawyer. I pity his wife trying to divorce him.
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  143. @EllanaWolf the bloke with the funny moustache was an amateur compared to the Left. Then again, his brand of nastiness was the same, just differed on one point of economics.
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  144. Leicester City did not participate in the recent local elections; the Council remains Labour dominated. It is not the same as, nor controlled by, Leicestershire County Council, which is now mostly Reform.
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  145. Third officer - let’s see if he’s of a certain religion or just a corrupt…person.
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  146. Don’t buy a Tesla! There are loonies out there with Molotov cocktails.
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  147. One place not overstaffed: DWP. I imagine they’re trying to keep up with those made unemployed by Labour’s economic policies!
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  148. Too true. If I lived in London I could go out with a shovel and make my rhubarb happy.
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  149. Maybe a little something Starmer or Macron accidentally left lying around?
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  150. Theoretical question: if your judicial system had a backlog of social media hurty word poster, wrongthinkers, and asylum seekers who’ve committed serious crimes, which cases would you abandon? 🤔
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  151. Yeah, some people really are fools. They’d never vote Reform.
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  152. My opinion on net zero? Buckyballs!
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  153. Hang on. Isn’t that Communism?
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  154. Sometimes, it’s sensible to buy popcorn and wait.
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  155. @Sidb26 that’d be fun. English is now the world’s single main communication language for commerce and science. But I guess those won’t be needed if we’re pushed back to the late Dark Ages/Early Middle Ages. PS: I think I’d manage. I have some Latin, and I did learn a bit of Old Norse at university 🤣
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  156. Pay attention! Two sets of legislation espoused by Labour for various reasons are now being used against Labour. The Law Lords are also considering how the trans agenda - reaffirmed by Labour - is in breach of the Equalities Act 2010. It’s glorious 😈
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  157. I know three people who are actually saying that Starmer is the best PM in recorded history!
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  158. Nah, banning them because the batteries are just a teensy-weensy bit dangerous. Especially the Shy Knees ones.
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  159. Who knows? Perhaps he is now considered a risk by those orchestrating the cover up, or maybe he’s been picked up for something very specific unrelated to the main problem.
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  160. Spelled that way, Sir S is an elite or person of wealth. Which is spot on. The derogatory term is knob. Which is also spot on.
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  161. @LWD1099 end centuries of British cultural tradition? Labour would love that, especially Blair, our President for Life candidate. Do stop being Woke.
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  162. Sometimes it’s because of brainwashing, and sometimes it’s out of fear. But there are a few truly malicious people out there.
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  163. You mean: just like the DEI US troops with their rainbow flag? Didn’t see one of those on the border when they deployed, did you?
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  164. And that’s why we have a House of Lords!
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  165. Providing only working class people get the problems.
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  166. They have no shame.
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  167. Which medical students would that be: homegrown or international?
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  168. Nope. I live in a Labour stronghold which opted out of local May elections. The sheeple will always baa happily, even when being fleeced.
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  169. Don’t blame Starmer: he’s just the front man. No, lay the blame where it really belongs, with the Labour Party, those faceless drones who nominated him and his Cabinet so the public is distracted from looking behind the curtain.
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  170. No farmers - no food - big food supermarkets collapse. Duh.
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  171. T-Levels now running, teaching aged 16-19 specialist subjects such as midwifery and mental health. The first should be going to the NHS this summer… well, we can hope.
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  172. They even mentioned Nicole Schwab as facilitating portals to the Earth Mother, which immediately made me think this might be something to do with magic. It’s perhaps AEON/Thelema? Created in 1904 by Aleister Crowley, Thelema still has many practitioners. Its motto, the full one which Crowley gave it: “Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.” That’s supposed to mean self-reliance… Practitioners use ritual magic, and there have been accusations of sex magic which, given that Crowley was infamous for his behaviours, may not be without foundation. Thelema is also anti-capitalistic and pro-Marxism. Apparently, there’s also a mysterious annual meeting of the rich, influential, and political in some woods in America. I wonder.
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  173. Now that’s the kind of lawfare we need to see! But, let’s not be too hasty. That’s Labour Lambeth; I’m sure the Labour Party frontman, Starmer, will be sent out to make some weird pronouncements against the Tories, Farage, and the £22billuon black hole!
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  174. Also, remember there has to be just the right wind speed. Every child planting a windmill on their sandcastle knows this!
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  175. A few years ago, I read about a pharmaceutical company advertising for men to test a new drug meant for pregnant women. Obviously, it would be unethical to test on real pregnant women, but…
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  176. Isn’t it strange that Starmer et al harp on about misogyny yet support these men and their appalling behaviours. Cognitive dissonance - or one rule for us and them, one rule for you?
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  177. This man is a danger.
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  178. Sweetheart, the products of cousin marriages will get their benefit cut, too.
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  179. It’s quite a complex game of longterm international politics and the breakdown of social stability. How many hours do you have…?
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  180. The revamped grid, running only on wind and solar sources, won’t cope, full stop. You forget: Labour want to end nuclear power. I’ll bet they eventually declare Dinorwig redundant.
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  181. Don’t head for NYC!!!
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  182. Dinosaurs!
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  183.  @Piccyman1  that's the Dark Ages and oh so much more appropriate.
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  184. Especially old ladies 🙄
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  185. He’ll be cancelling everyone’s day out at the seaside, too. And then we’ll have to be a Party member to be allowed to travel (on foot) outside our allotted five mile square zone.
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  186. But… but… Labour’s Sir Sadiq Khan doesn’t understand what is meant by “grooming gang” 🤔
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  187. Those friendly people in Iran.
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  188. If someone says they’re doing something for you, but you don’t want it and it’s patently harmful for you, it’s a form of coercive control.
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  189. We need that on a badge.
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  190. Miliband is pocketing lots of lovely cash.
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  191. @pollypoppea1944 it’s always darkest before dawn. Let’s see.
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  192. I’ve seen downsizing companies actually make good staff compulsorily redundant first. This is because those good staff will see and criticise the cockups, proving the “efficiencies” are, in fact, part of a closure/scalping programme.
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  193. Considering the Shy Nerr economy is thought to be in meltdown, it’s rather sweet of the Party to provide oodles of aid.
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  194. Interesting, isn’t it? The Lords aren’t exactly fans of the law-breaking actions Labour has forced through (the VAT on private school bills being a biggie) Sometimes, when a troublemaker is making a huge mistake, it’s best to just nod then stand back to avoid the splatter.
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  195. This is the exact instant a little bit more pressure could take out this government and blow the safety valve. How… timely. I’m impressed.
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  196. The Greens are imploding!
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  197. Commons voted, not the House of Lords. And we must bear in mind that Starmer ordered a three-line whip which, for some reason, did not apply to his cabinet. Starmer abstained, too.
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  198. I have candles and torches put by.
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  199. Court decision in Scotland. Starner is in England. Duh.
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  200. More carefully crafted misogyny.
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  201. You’re surprised? It’s Labour.
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  202. …or a career politician with his greedy eyes on free money.
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  203. Heat pumps? All Scottish landlords will be installing underfloor heating? 🤣
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  204. No wonder he wanted Maggie’s portrait removed…
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  205. The digital ID bit confuses me… If a significant number of people don't have access to smartphones, and then there’s a shortage or complete lack of electricity, htf is Our Beloved Leader going to monitor us all for our own safety?
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  206. Unless the elections are rigged.
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  207. Was he!?
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  208. A quisling works with an occupying enemy force. I wonder which one the Rt. Honourable gentleman is referring to?
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  209. Oh, I don’t know. Didn’t Spain just have its second power outage this last week? Shouldn’t have mentioned that. Starmer will be furious with Miliband for not getting GB past that milestone yet.
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  210. I’ll bet every Conservative council that tried to get an election skip this year has been refused 🤔
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  211. I wonder how many Corporal Klinger impersonators will suddenly appear if Starmer forces the draft? (Although Klinger actually ended up a hero in proper uniform… but I’m sure you understand.)
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  212. The Palace of Westminster is a lovely old building.
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  213. It’s fear, isn’t it? Someone is frightened and using the police as their strong arm. What’s going on?
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  214. Oh, ffs! The PM has to approach the Crown to request that the monarch dissolves Parliament. The last King to actually stand up and issue the order - Charles I - did so three times during his reign. This eventually started the English Civil War which ended with him getting his noggin chopped off.
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  215. I could’ve told you this at least four years ago. Students are nodding politely to DEI tyranny and sighing with relief once they graduate. You ought to hear my son’s peers discussing Labour 😖
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  216. City dwellers rarely understand the economics of farming, or fishing for that matter!
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  217. Chi nerr!
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  218. Wait until the government closes down all benefit provision. Lots of civil servant job savings there…
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  219. Apparently, the Earth is going to change polarity immanently and we’re all doomed. Apparently, global warming is to blame.
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  220. 👍👍
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  221. Take a quick look at China…
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  222. How very dare you slag off Max!
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  223. @MarkPearce-u7m spot on. My late parents stopped supporting Labour thanks to dear old Harold… I can’t imagine how they’d feel about Starmer.
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  224. Just like being in Great War trenches, then?
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  225. Unless they’re not allowed to vote OR the vote outcome is… pre-arranged…
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  226. Never before Have so many Taken so much From so few!
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  227. No benefits are calculated in, or paid from, Jobcentres, but those are the frontline civil servants who’ll be trying to manage the mess and getting the flak. Remember this if you’re one of those people who goes around demanding an end to the useless civil service.
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  228. I believe in alcohol - it’s definitely real! If you don’t like alcohol, avoid it (I do). No need to edge towards a complete ban!
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  229. My son took me McD today. Last year he accompanied me to the polling station. Your point?
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  230. My workplace union is actually taking an anti-Labour stance. It feels like we’ve shifted into a parallel quantum universe!
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  231. David Lammy MP: born 19th July 1972 at Whittington Hospital to Guyanese parents. Although Guyana is in South America, it’s more often considered, and treated as, part of the Caribbean. Mainly descendants of slaves freed after the Dutch ceded the area to Britain in 1813 (the Slavery Abolition Act 1833 freed any remaining slaves in the colonies), Africans make up the second largest ethnic group. Firstly, Lammy should be lambasting the Netherlands, not Britain; secondly, it’s a blatant self-serving grift.
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  232. They want to keep the hose that lays the golden eggs, not choke it.
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  233. “Henceforth, and forthwith, Let it be known by all men, That Rhyme and Reign once more.” - The Phantom Tollbooth, 1970.
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  234. What? Her dough face had an actual real expression on it? All those performances for the cameras, trying hard not to smirk while pleading for rescue, and pretending to be handcuffed, must’ve worn her out.
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  235. In fact, they’ll contribute to Labour’s fall 👍
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  236. And even more destructive…
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  237. Not just oddballs - some very malicious little weasels!
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  238. Ugh. That old sleight of hand. It’ll be “we didn’t do the horrible things which we threatened” while simultaneously instituting rules a good deal more prescriptive than those already in place.
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  239. My bus route to work takes me through a council estate. It’s been fascinating to watch the change in demographic joining me each morning or strolling through the streets. Over the last five years I’ve experienced Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Vietnam, and the Ivory Coast (they spoke French). Now, it’s Nigerians and, possibly, Somalians.
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  240. The levy is opt-in - union members can just opt-out again.
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  241. Blair is their controller, hm?
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  242. Let me add, it was all ruled legal - don't know how but that's Labour for you.
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  243. Not all of them, but a fair percentage.
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  244. Allegedly, the unicorns FAFO’d.
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  245. I don’t know about you, but I’ve pretty much nothing in the bank these days.
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  246. Scargill ain’t dead yet, Fox. Labour rewarded him for his sterling work sticking it to the Tories. That miners lost their livelihood, and British industry began failing, were completely incidental.
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  247. Exactly the words of any addict living in fear of repercussions for their habit: I can give it up any time if I want to 🙄
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  248. Redundancy package negotiations… It’s not so much about joining Unison in order to throw a hissy, it’s more about the inevitable attempt to increase the pay-off. Can’t say I blame individuals doing this, but they could end up much worse off if Unison leads them into unpaid strike action and they’ll still be paying Council Tax themselves.
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  249. Not all prisoners and criminals. It’s a 2T system, remember?
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  250. Amazing what they can do when they panic.
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  251. Wake up! We can’t be pushed into a state led by a Dear Leader if there’s a monarchy, even a depowered one, hanging around. A monarch can become a figurehead (or martyr) for traditionalists who might fight back.
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  252. I’m buying popcorn.
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  253. 🤣🤣🤣 And that’s why Apple “caved in” so easily to Labour’s demands…
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  254. Used to be called the Unemployment Benefit Office (UBO). The Jobcentre was the bit that had jobs on the boards.
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  255. I imagine Starmer’s lot are already offshoring huge sums, stuffing mattresses, and shredding receipts.
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  256. I have candles and stand-alone cooking facilities put by. Shame modern houses don’t have open fires by which to make toast during a blackout. That’d be a real 1970s experience.
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  257. I’m anticipating tofu dreg housing to meet Labour’s demands.
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  258. Never in the history of the world have three little words meant so much. “Adult human female.”
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  259. It’s not incompetence.
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  260. Striking for two or three, maybe four, days a month can drop a monthly wage into a lower tax bracket. It’s one day strikes that hit the pocket. Just sayin’.
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  261. Will llama farmers be acting, too? Then we’ll have a Starmer Llama Farmer Karma Drama! 🤪 It’s no joke, though. This could get really serious for us, the public, and ugly for Starmer and his cronies.
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  262. But who for? The AGPhilists or the real women who dared to stand up to them?
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  263. As Napoleon once said: “Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.” Ol’ Farage is a very wise man!
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  264. Starmer is the current front man; he can be replaced. The rebels are on the same side.
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  265. Try distraction. If a chosen CEO stands up and talks patent stupidity, the board will remove him or her. But the Labour Party, whose senior members chose Starmer, haven’t done so. Wrap your head around that!
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  266. Who cares what flavour? He’s just a man who’s a few cackles short of being a cartoon super-villain.
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  267. Putting us on a war footing despite Trump nipping that stupidity in the bud? What’re you up to, Labour Party?
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  268. I have this uncanny feeling of deja vu
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  269. Funny thing. Every time someone asks a Labour MP to give a definitive answer to an important question, they go off into tangential non-committal word-salad land. Can’t imagine where they got this tendency from…
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  270. It’s a case of: SQUIRREL!
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  271. Thanks! My job was transferred to the civil service. Great to know that made me somehow part of this 🙄
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  272. Labour voters have masochistic tendencies. Been like this since Harold Wilson’s days.
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  273. It’s impossible to carry out any conscription process. No money - no facilities.
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  274. My Union is bleating about rights for illegal immigrants while asking for more wages for low paid members.
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  275. Prison population doesn’t meet Labour racial representation targets?
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  276. @joeblack8915 Thulsa Doom was Kull’s arch enemy. The tall, rangy Thoth Amon was Conan’s. But the image of Diane in that hat, grumpy face and all… yeah, you win.
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  277. Incidentally, those student visas, including ones permitting family to come along… Here’s something you can thank the Tories for: If a visa-holding Higher Education student drops or gets thrown out of their course, their visa is automatically withdrawn after a short grace period. They cannot use Further Education establishments as a safety net since these cannot provide visas. However, some private (and often dubious) “education” establishments will happily exchange a visa for a large lump sum; if this is proven, it’s punishable under current law. I wonder how long it’ll be before Sir S feels he needs to plug a breach in foreign rights?
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  278. Well, maybe someone could hand him a mirror?
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  279. This is one time I wish the lawyers all the best. Maybe cases will reap higher rewards in terms of kudos and cash than representing illegal immigrant wrong ‘uns.
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  280. Tofu dreg wind turbines, allegedly.
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  281. Good observation there. Could this be why Labour are giving wage rises to certain unions? Is it a form of money laundering?
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  282. I feel pretty convinced that making statements like that don’t really do anything about solving the problem.
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  283. I don't think the Cardinals will nominate Trump for the vacant Papal position.
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  284. Let’s hope they’re joined by Labour!
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  285.  @hissingsidll750  got to go through New Street Station. I'll stick to the platforms and keep my fingers crossed.
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  286. Ah, but those imposing this have the cash to skip off to their holiday homes in California. Bet none of those burned down, thanks to Gavin.
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  287. FFS the king cannot dissolve parliament. The PM has to petition the Privy Council for a dissolution, after which the monarch graciously agrees. It’s a polite traditional fiction. Do stop spreading the stupidity.
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  288. We have an army, a RAF, and a navy. Not just an army. People forget this.
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  289. I was doing A-Levels back in 1979!
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  290. I suppose the lack of available utilities will make the Third World incomers feel more at home.
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  291. Earn more than £70k pa? 🤣😂🤣 That’s pretty much what I’ve earned over the last 3 years. No wonder I’ve never voted for Labour; I’m too poor for their champagne socialism.
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  292. Oh, the irony. If Shy Nerr’s population has dropped as alleged, there’s plenty of free housing going begging in ghost cities, towns and villages, some of it not even tofu dreg.
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  293. Dunno. Delusion, collusion, or under duress?
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  294. One of my friends is an Arabic interpreter. She’s paid basic public travel costs, reimbursement for hotel stays where applicable, and a few quid per hour above minimum wage. That suggests a lot more cases requiring interpretation than you might imagine. PS: you know how they say that the US and the UK are two states divided by one language? Now, imagine trying to interpret between languages with completely different etymological histories and cultural values. That’s specialist work. I wouldn’t recommend asking a dodgy customer to bring in their own interpreter!!!
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  295. @KopperNeoman you really don’t understand the situations some women and girls face, do you? The world is shades of grey, not monochrome.
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  296. With one mighty bound, the Teflon-coated Beeb escaped… A judge deemed prosecution was against the public interest and, besides, no one could prove any money changed hands.
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  297. @gladiatorprogramme please, tell me where the king has this power from because, last time I checked, we weren’t an absolute monarchy.
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  298. Just you wait until the vegans are instructed to eat this special food.
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  299.  @jameshunter7181  technically, the reigning monarch can dissolve parliament. However, this hasn't been approved of since William IV caused one heck of a political mess in 1834/35. Charles I, of course, also dissolved parliament - three times, actually - because he wanted to reinstate the divine right of kingship and do away with all that Magna Carta stuff; he got his hair bobbed.
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  300. @ Leicester
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  301. Again: we don’t live in an absolute monarchy. There is nothing the King can do. Don’t you know anything about our history?
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  302. This report is along the same lines as the Cass Report: A study emphatically proving the blinding obviousness of reality. But you can bet that certain quarters will be shouting ists and phobes.
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  303. “What? I’m joining the winning team.” - Knock Out, Transformers: Prime, on defecting to the Autobots.
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  304. The BBC hates anything straight, including talk.
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  305. You mean the possible reduction from 1.4 billion to 350 million over the last five years?
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  306. Good grief, no! I only speak Normandy French and that’s no use in Paris. You know, the capital city besieged by crazies that all have to migrate to according to the usual plan.
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  307. But cows are carbon life forms!
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  308. Agree, especially as it could split the non-uniparty vote. But I anticipate discussions ahead.
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  309. Agreed. Don’t offer our incomers formal training to supplement the basic one they got back home.
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  310. @stephenparkes9543 now that’s a slur on Gerry Anderson’s fine work!
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  311. It was kind of him to give notice of what’s coming next.
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  312. Nah, mate. Those panels contain toxic chemicals.
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  313. They already have. My union is not happy about the latest tax grabs.
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  314. “Discontent” is a mild word for what’s liable to kickoff…
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  315. And they charge you huge sums for those, too.
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  316. The batteries are made in China. We are supposed to top them up with electricity, which will be impossible if all we have are camp fires.
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  317. Hey! My job was moved into the civil service, and I’m on minimum wage!
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  318. Disappointment? Ouch. Thats some cruel NLP you’re using there.
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  319. Sounds fine, but it’s not where legal matters are involved. Some words, concepts, and cultural references don’t have non-English equivalents; that’s where specialist interpreters come in.
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  320. Sad, indeed. I never thought I’d see an abuser actually peeing on something to prove they pwn it.
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  321. Well done, Reeves. Well done, Starmer. No one with their head up their fundament could’ve seen this coming 🙄
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  322. Oh, how many times must I say it? The PM - the Prime Minister - the leader of the government of the day - is the one who petitions the Privy Council for the dissolution of parliament. In turn, the Privy Council advises the monarch, who agrees with the request. PS: why do you hope for a new Cromwell? He banned individuality, happiness, and Christmas.
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  323. Back in the 1990s, I knew a Somalian lady. She escaped the mass unaliving thanks to a kind neighbour. And she pointed out that the majority of Somalians were, in fact, “Somalians”.
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  324. The approved term is “inconvenient truths”.
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  325. @davidkarl9935 I think you need to reverse that statement.
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  326. @ the benefits bit was the DHSS - Department of Health and Social Security aka The Pancrack. UBOs and Jobcentres were part of the Department of Employment. suddenly feels old because remembers this
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  327. My local Labour council’s last monthly newsletter states this is going to happen! It’s also crowing about taking over the county council which is currently run by Reform, enabling it to import more “asylum seekers”.
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  328. Every breath is a prayer.
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  329. Boundary disputes? A traditional pursuit of the rich, eccentrics, and rich eccentrics, soon to be made available to all thanks to Miliband and Labour.
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  330. Hm, the Shy Kneez are not “small hats”.
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  331. Oh, ffs! The British population has never borne arms!
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  332. Who is writing Sir S’s speeches? If it’s not himself, then surely he must’ve appreciated that he is a useful idiot.
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  333. Nah, mate. It’s bringing TQUIA1+ diversity enrichment to an unacceptably monofemale institution.
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  334. I assume that it'll be every natural born Brit of a certain broad age-range and, possibly, only one sex. Get 'em in the armed forces, ship 'em off to Ukraine, and leave the young and old to cope with protecting all the girls and women.
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  335. @bridiesmith5110 Labour has claimed many “victories” from the hands of the Tories. No reason not to do so with this deal; it’s the timing that’s proved to be the thing. Weird co-incidence, that.
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  336. Where do you think a business’ profit goes? Some for the owner to live on, some for reinvestment, some possibly going on wages to employees. You can spot a Labour voter a mile away.
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  337. @ that's dissing all of the unemployed...
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  338. It’s mandatory that all Labour MPs mention the £22 billion black hole. I’m certain Reeves won’t disappoint us.
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  339. Just like the mess in the US which Trump inherited? Hm…
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  340. You, at least, understand that this isn’t a complete deterrent!
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  341. What if this “drama” being shown in schools result in an increased number of assaults on white boys?
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  342. Labour couldn’t be waiting on that frog slowly simmering, so they turned up the heat in direct contradiction to their global warming tenets 🤪
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  343. I huv red old buks abowt the hisstury ov the plannitt. It is interezztin to reed abowt the Cretinus an’ Yerassik, when the plannitt wuz otter than nowe, an’ abowt the Yeres Wifowt Summer, an’ how tempers got colder but are nowe wurming againe to whut they wuz a fouzand yeres agow. But I is fick, an’ I kno muffin’, so I beleeve we iz gonna drowne soon 👍
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  344. I remember Mrs Thatcher. She gave incredibly passionate speeches, so unlike Botox’ed Sir S.
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  345. Here’s a little bit of information you thought you’d never need in the 21st century. Edi is the shortened form of Edith; Edith derives from the Old English Eadgyth; and Eadgyth means riches (or blessed). Isn’t that interesting? EDI = money!
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  346. I wouldn’t! No police - no teachers - no medical staff - no one paying benefits (to those really due to receive them) - no more house selling or buying - no more… the entire structure of society, really!
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  347. Something is Going On, if MI5 and MI6 are involved. Maybe Something it’s best not to talk about as that might interfere with an investigation. Hm.
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  348. Just say that Labour are doing this deliberately and as fast as possible. At some stage, we need to ensure they can’t leave the country on the day they break and run.
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  349. The power is going into a battery therefore… magic thinking!
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  350. That airport is rather moot now.
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  351. @ira4600 compared to the people of 1912? That was the first “ideal weight” chart!
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  352. Soylent Green: the civilised human chow down.
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  353. I’ll go get my ‘flu jab each year, thanks. I don’t fancy dying of the latest strain; my grandad did in the 1918 epidemic. Btw, it’s traditionally believed that pneumonia is deliberately inflicted on the elderly in order to to remove them…
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  354. Oh, dear me. I must buy more popcorn.
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  355. Didn’t Starmer announce that everyone must speak English or be turned away? And isn’t he Our Beloved Leader? Maybe all UK services could take that onboard?
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  356. Not at all! This has become so embedded, there’s probably stats available for women with prostrate cancer.
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  357. It’s the Victim Points Challenge!
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  358. I suspect we'll be relegated to collateral damage.
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  359. 🤣🤣🤣
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  360.  @AdrianCalcagnile  and no one would be paid any benefits... hm?
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  361. That reminds me of a little WWII ditty 😉
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  362. I suggest that Trump names Labour MPs he wishes to summon before him at the White House. For a little chat.
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  363. I think it could be a smart move. Very political chess. How many people could be protesting…
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  364. Distraction tactics.
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  365. Controlling behaviour is part of an abuser’s toolkit. Read a bit of Lundy Bancroft’s work!
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  366. There are approximately 542,000 civil servants. The top tier is mostly based at Whitehall. Some are brilliant specialists, others appointed by the government of the day. Did you know there are 27.9 million people working in the private sector? More earn over £100k there and you aren’t moaning about it!
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  367. You forget that those same people simply adore labelling everyone else, usually with pejoratives.
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  368. The Tin Man was a gentle, caring, loving soul who believed he wasn’t because he didn’t have a physical heart. His original meat body, reconstructed as Chop-Fit, had a heart but was cruel, unkind, and the monster he looked like. Baum didn’t write children’s stories…
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  369. My father bought our house, built 1925, and put money into modernising it, a little something overlooked by the council. Double glazing, central heating, new wiring, a new roof, an inside toilet… As I recall, the money raised by selling off old council housing was supposed to go towards new council housing but this never happened, not where I used to live. Btw, the council was and is Labour.
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  370. Ah, there’s the rub on’t. Only for crimes related to SA. Suddenly, the only perps will be native British males, and more than a few will be scapegoats. I expect the committees examining each case will all be handpicked to ensure DEI requirements are met.
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  371. Stop blaming the volunteer rescue service and ask a basic question: who is calling the Coast Guard?
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  372. My dear, Crusaders reported that Saladin was honourable.
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  373. How many more cover ups will we find?
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  374. He will… With our money. We really need our own DOGE.
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  375. For very high level civil servants! Ask any frontline staff (working men and women).
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  376. With what? How?
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  377. Or were they? Not to rain on your parade, but it’s sometimes necessary to let a suspect carry on about their nefarious business in order to get more intelligence on their network. It also allows investigators to see the bigger picture of who/what has been compromised, and to what extent. I recommend that you - and everyone ticking a like - don’t apply for MI5 or MI6 jobs, ‘k?
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  378.  @kevincurr4641  🤣🤣🤣
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  379. Define “middle class”… I thought they were just working class people who earn more than the minimum wage.
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  380. I can tell you’ve never investigated a career in teaching!
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  381. Told you to wait…
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  382. Food comes into the UK via aircraft. Hm.
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  383. Er… well… about that. The enemy declared war on Britain. If we’d done nothing to counter that…? Look at the Channel Islands between 30th June 1940 and 9th May 1945 for a clue.
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  384. I’m concerned that the letter “M” has pox. This could have a serious effect on our language… You must’ve heard that careless talk cost lives 😜
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  385. You do recognise that many a court jester was deeply involved in politics. Lammy is arrogant to the point of being risible, but I’m not laughing; his response is that of a stymied Narcissist.
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  386. Hang on: is this applicable only to English? Htf can I learn over 300 other languages in order to check if the speakers are breaking the law?
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  387. Millie and should be investigated for fraud, and all his cronies investigated for collusion.
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  388. Er…you do understand that a spy is a covert operative who stays active/alive as long as they can by not greeting everyone with the line: hello, I’m a spy. This is why we in 🇬🇧 have MI5 and MI6.
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  389. The Labour Party will just replace him - like Kamala Harris replaced Joe Biden. Things could go downhill even faster soon.
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  390. Most likely, those retaining their posts will have to take on a greater workload. Doesn’t mean there’s too many of them; it’s exactly what every company forced to make cutbacks will be doing.
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  391. That’s Shy Nerr’s system! And it requires everyone to have a fancy mobile phone, not an actual card card!
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  392. Starmer can’t abandon that £22 billion black hole! Not after he adopted it from the Tories.
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  393. No pay rise? How terrible bwah-hah-hah-hah… cough Sorry: don’t know what came over me there.
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  394. No, they don’t. They work for one of two - if I remember correctly - approved organisations which vet their credentials and skills thoroughiy. One of my friends is a legal interpreter.
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  395. A three day strike (the most popular kind) means a drop in wages that take the strikers below the next lowest tax threshold. Ergo, not much of the wage packet is lost, if anything at all. Just sayin’.
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  396. I’m interested in mythology, religion, folklore, magic, and superstition; their impact and significance for human development; and ways in which traditional narratives support or negatively influence modern culture and cohesion. Does this mean I’m going to get a 4am door removal courtesy of the courts?
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  397. Has Blair been watching 1950s sci-fi again 🤔 FFS, don’t let him watch The Day the Earth Caught Fire!!!
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  398. @met54 and getting some glittery pocket-lining.
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  399. @jjefferyworboys8138 frustrating, isn’t it? Our King is powerless to meet their demands, so they start calling for an end to constitutional monarchy. And not one of them aware that this is an outcome desired by Labour and LW anarchists.
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  400. Dark Tetrad personalities…
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  401. I’m a member of Reform. When I remembered that this government is suffering an epidemic of terminal foot-in-mouth, I was more prepared to forgive Bull. Hope Reform don’t catch anything from the Westminster seats when they take them from Labour.
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  402. I hope S Sir likes strawberries and clotted cream. I’ve some in my fridge at the moment…
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  403. Say what you will about the lockdown, the atmosphere cleared up lovely in GB, but the money train rolls on.
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  404. The climate equivalent of The Cass Report, then?
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  405. In this instance, I think the change was deliberate and very important. “Irregular” has several meanings…
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  406. Sir S is causing as much damage to the country as quickly he possibly can. When he steps down for a successor, don’t expect things to improve one jot.
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  407. Starmer is trying to drag Britain into what could end up a direct strike on Russia? Yeah, that’ll end well.
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  408. All my local buses are inclusive, too. The very multicultural passengers let me on.
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  409. Of course it's the worse thing Reeves can do - that's why she is delivering the message on behalf of the Labour Party.
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  410. I knew a few back in the day... about thirty years ago...
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  411. How many UK politicians, councillors, police etc use iPhones? How many really good hackers are there in the UK and US?
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  412. Ohhh, whoopsie! How did China get that?
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  413. I suspect there are some as yet unfeted Labour MPs who could revive the party, but would they want to?
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  414. They’re after the old ladies and gentlemen again, aren’t they? At least prison will be warmer this coming winter.
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  415. Monitoring the contents of bins by microchip? How would that work exactly? I mean, every bin would have to have a camera in it with a wi-fi link to a packaging-recognition database, with a system that then links to the homeowner and issues fines. That presupposes no one else would drop naughty rubbish in the bins, and need power by battery or being plugged into the mains 🤔
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  416. Obviously, this lady has never had the unedifying experience of walking into a boys’ or men’s loos. To this day, I’ve never figured out why the floors were always so sticky.
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  417. I thought he believed they can grow internal buoyancy apparatus.
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  418. Only for non-native Brits.
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  419. Let’s flip this: there are no single sex wards for men. That’s unfair, too, isn’t it? Come on, gents! Get together to start a class action on grounds of the actual law!
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  420. Remember the wine and cheese runs?
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  421. Here’s a fun thing I learned recently. Some oceanographers are concerned that shifts in the Gulf Stream and AMOC will result in harsher, colder winters in European countries, leading to overall global cooling.
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  422. It’s like 1604 all over again…
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  423. Huge pay rise for senior management? Hm. That usually happens when there’s a final wages based pension scheme and options for a golden handshake ahead.
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  424.  @oldskoolraver72  did anyone ever tell you that you are a catathrophiser? Or are you a Labour Party member?
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  425. That’s an old joke.
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  426. Thought Labour has now put a stop to all England’s local election due in 2025?
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  427. Looks like Ed will receive nett zero in his bank account. I can roll with that.
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  428. There is no legal definition of “woman”, so anyone or anything can self-identify as a “woman” and be treated accordingly. Ergo, since a “woman” doesn’t legally exist, this individual cannot legally self-identify as a man and must not be treated as a man. Being present in a men’s prison would cause an outbreak of cognitive dissonance, see?
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  429. The euphemism most commonly used was “undocumented”. US politicians and MSM swapped to “irregular”, which the UK quickly picked up. As a wordsmith myself, I immediately wondered at this sudden change, given that one meaning of “irregular” refers to army activity. Look it up: Wiki has a pretty good article on the subject.
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  430. Meanwhile, the WEF wants to cut back farming as it’s causing global warming.
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  431. No worry for girls and women under that type of law - they just don’t get access to medical treatment.
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  432. Chinese EVs are bombs on wheels!
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  433. I wonder about WEF policies… But, then, I can spot Machiavellian politics in action. It’s no coincidence that, the moment Labour get into power and cosy up with the EU, said EU starts questioning the future, closes borders, and moving against the carefully curated common enemy.
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  434. Technically, the people are centrists. Well, Reform members are 😁
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  435. My union has quite a lot of anti-Labour sentiment right now. The leaders are planning to push for a HUGE pay rise which could never be agreed, thus causing direct conflict, strikes and go-slows. All arranged via the proper legal means. Maybe some people are no longer betting on the dinosaur.
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  436. I’m so upset. I thought this was an article on circus sideshows. Ah, it is 😉
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  437. Which one? And if you reply: Starmer, the latest Khomeni will complain.
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  438. Labour are on a mystery trip to Beachy Head.
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  439. Are the MSM feting the union’s new Arthur Scargill yet?
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  440. No, love. Those front bench women are adhering to Marxist ideology like good little prole haters.
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  441. ROFL 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  442. Not my union.
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  443. My GenZ eldest son hasn’t had proper work since before C-19. He’s just given up and said he’ll sign on; he’s dreading it, because he’ll probably get sent to do a temp job at Amazon since there’s nothing else locally.
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  444. There are several mega-unions but not all are dear to Labour’s heart (if Labour can still boast a heart). ASLEF are a favoured pet, of course, but UNISON isn’t. I’m not certain of the politics there, but I guess ensuring there’s transport for a quick incognito escape is considered more important than hiding among cleaners and office staff.
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  445.  @tazzatamania  don't you mean Charles I? The little chap who threw his weight around, dissolved parliament three times, declared himself an absolute monarch, went on a tax grab, triggered a civil war, and received a terminal hair bob for it?
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  446. @Sal19732 nope, not law. A coalition of nasty people sitting around a loaded dinner table who decided that. You know; the same bunch that told the UK to pass the Chagos Isiands into Shy Knees hands.
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  447. About that… I’m not so sure any more. How would the Globalists, with their ultimate aim of a post-human future, benefit from the complete destruction of the innovative drive of the West?
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  448. It’s the Survival of the Fittest cult, where “fittest” isn’t used in the Darwinian sense. Fall ill, have special needs, be involved in an accident, get old… it’s game over. Of course, this only applies to the proletariat.
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  449. He is a rather spectacular liar, isn’t he? He’s a WEFfy who just recently said he’s against the globalist agenda.
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  450. The man has no regrets. He’s just miffed at the public confirmation of his untreatable foot-in-mouth disease.
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  451. Reality is a lady dog. It comes back to bite fantasists on the derrière. Look how many other ideologues thought they could fly…
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  452. Labour voters suddenly becoming self-aware? Don’t be silly! They’ll be blaming everyone else or, more likely, staring blankly with their mouths open and wondering wtf is happening.
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  453. I’m in two minds about home schooling. On the one hand, I’ve spoken with parents who have chosen to home educate, providing a full curriculum and exams usually because they could afford tutors or, certainly in one case, because many in the family were teachers anyway. However, I’ve also spoken with parents who pulled their children from school for various reasons (some quite spurious, imo) and didn’t bother with teaching much. These parents often want their 16-yo to continue in education because Child Benefit… My ha’penny’s worth: homeschooling is a viable option only if it’s more closely monitored than it is. All those claiming mainstream education is indoctrination should be challenging that and not getting sidetracked!
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  454. Prions are twisted proteins. Kuru incubates for about 7 years, but has been known to activate (reasons unclear) up to 50 years later. And now we’re part of another animal feed experiment…
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  455. Pituffik Space Base, as it’s now known.
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  456. Well, it could be highfalutin ideology, but it could equally be profound stupidity.
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  457. Funnily enough, I’ve been thinking about conscription since Micron… sorry.. Macron announced he’s as silly as Starmer. Yes, let’s advise the young foreign men in all our asylum hotels, flats, houses, and gaols that they’ll be joining special regiments of the British Army. Let’s see what happens next 😈
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  458. Can AI take into account human behaviour, needs, and subtleties?
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  459. Buy popcorn, people. Stockpile your favourite flavour.
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  460. Hang on… A spokesman supporting our new Health Secretary said just yesterday: Just because someone exercises their right to identify as a llama, it doesn’t mean they believe they are a llama. All this Woke stuff is pretend with menaces.
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  461. I wonder… Did the police seize a vape smoker who happened to stop in surprise and watch the fire, and now they daren’t admit how stupid they are? Or is this a game where the alleged perpetrator will dutifully announce that he’s FR and was sent by Farage?
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  462. Well, you could cut essential services… oh, Labour is doing that.
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  463. Hey, we should care. It’s our billions going on net zero and the climate change lobby!
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  464. Rather, I think we’re at the critical point in the Great Replacement since the agenda is now very much more visible in the streets than over the previous decades. The general public has looked up, noticed the trees, and can’t unsee the wood.
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  465. Don’t forget: job vacancy sites prey on each other. It’s referred to as “scraping”. One job posted on one website is lifted and transferred to multiple other sites, thus giving the illusion that there’s more opportunities out there than there really is. Universal Jobmatch - Find A Job is such a naff rebranding - is one of the juiciest prey because it’s free to employers.
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  466. @cavaleirosemlicenca3894 male feminism? Or male feminisation?
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  467. The Labour MPs obeyed a Three Line Whip from which their own Cabinet then abstained. Are these MPs being used as chaff (aka Düppel) so Sir Starmer and his cronies can slip under the radar, as it were? Honestly, I feel sorry for the average Labour MP, now - stitched up if they do, darned if they don’t.
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  468. Apple has removed one layer of encryption from their devices. A lot of people used/use Apple for their encryption services because it was ultra-secure. A good hacker could target individual accounts… capiche?
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  469. Companies moving to NYC? Probably hoping to get some trafficked workers at cheap wages, what with the Democrat council continuing to fight ICE.
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  470. This could be fun 😈 Imagine updating the school as often as EVERY WEEK depending on the child’s most recent interest. A tank engine - Spider-Man - astronaut - fashion model - the list is as endless as a child’s growing imagination and sense of self. Remember, you can self-identify as anything in Woke (Marcusean) philosophy and must be affirmed.
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  471. Mustn’t complain. Probably mustn’t burst out laughing either.
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  472. Labour: making the Third World welcome in the most surprising ways.
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  473. From little acorns do big oaks grow. The first signs of spring are with us.
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  474. I’m “golden” because I have a drive on which to park my charging car(s)? Don’t make me laugh! I use public transport because I can’t afford to buy and run even a secondhand car. No worries, though. Walking or biking is apparently better for my health and the planet.
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  475. I have it on Woke HR authority that a man is an adult human male, as proven by the word “human”. She/them then kindly pointed out that the word “woman” contains the word “man”, as in human, therefore… Mental and linguistic gymnastics.
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  476. I’m starting to think he isn’t. It’s looking more and more as if he’s been left to cause disaster so that the country will “object”. Remember: "Never interrupt your opponent while he is in the middle of making a mistake."
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  477. A Ukrainian… perhaps objecting to the government’s continued insistence on pushing the war back home? Hasn’t Starmer also sold our armed forces to the EU in order to put them into the Ukraine frontlines? It only cost us our fishing grounds. Some deal, just like paying for 99 years for the Chagos Islands to be taken off our hands, and allocating new reparations as compensation for GB stopping the slave trade?
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  478. Nothing from them yet. Still fuming and desperately trying to discover a new way of denying reality. Wonder if Starmer dare repeal the Equality Act 2010?
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  479. First it’ll be fags, then beer, then butter and cheese, then meat, then leaving your ascribed five mile zone without permission…
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  480. Sir S is so Woke, he can’t define what a woman is. Any woman who states she’s a woman is, therefore, not a woman. However, anything that says it’s a woman, dresses like a woman, and parades around screaming it’s a woman, is a woman. He probably thinks isn’t misogyny.
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  481. Hm, wasn’t there some rhetoric about charging pensioners oodles of tax on their pensions? So, if the returns fall, and pension outcomes are negatively affected… It’s a bit like planting solar panels and then planning to block out the sun.
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  482. Got to have a scapegoat enemy, don’cha know. It’s in chapter one of the Tyrant’s Handbook.
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  483. By 2029, the approved Morlocks might have moved beyond merely exploiting the British Eloi…
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  484. Where I live, the majority continue to baa for Labour. My b-i-l, for example, thinks Starmer is a first-class politician. Can’t see any of the current Leftwhingers changing sides since they love Woke and the borrowed power bestowed by the climate change narrative.
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  485. Considering what artificial crap a lot of “vegans” eat, they quite happily could chow down on this new feed because they’re saving the planet.
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  486. Brilliant move. Now, the native Dutch can go to the polls… unless the EU tries to intervene. Laugh it up, Lefties (and your foreign allies): laugh it up while you can.
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  487. Starmer has scuttled off to China to be reprogrammed, then? That’ll be because Russia is now at odds with China, and he can’t serve two masters any longer. And, of course, he needs to be instructed how to cause more damage to our economy.
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  488. Thumbnail Dr. Who Robots of Death. You chose the only Super Voc class robot (SV7), the one that manages all the others and killed the villain, Taren Capel, when it couldn’t recognise him as its controller due to the effects of helium on the human voice. Interesting choice…
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  489.  @hissingsidll750  *bows*(Nerdess, actually)
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  490. 😘
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  491. Didn’t the US recently cop a Chinese spy deeply embedded in a Falun Gong supporter group? And a few who’ve infiltrated local, regional, and possibly national political bodies? And I understand there’s a lot of industrial espionage under investigation. The CCCP has been very busy and very, very naughty for decades. Usually, the public would never hear about countermeasures.
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  492. Institutional race-ysm. What’s sauce for the goose, is sauce for the gander.
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  493. Labour are so desperate they’re playing the AI crime predictor card in addition to the telepathic bobbies? Given that Starmer thinks “Adolescence” is a documentary, I’d say he thinks the same of “Minority Report”. Expect to be warned about imminent kaiju attacks!!!
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  494. Would that be industrial ethanol? Lots of uses: perfume and soap making, fuel additive, disinfectants… Oh, I know! Deicing solutions! Going to need lots of deicer to cope with global warming 😂 And it can be used to make alcoholic beverages. Just… don’t buy them.
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  495. It’s an attempt to introduce the socialist paradise…
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  496. Victoria Land. Lovely at any time of the year 😁
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  497. I don’t pay a tv licence fee because I don’t have a tv or use live streaming of tv products. But, as a taxpayer, I still fund the BBC; we all do. That’s the devil in the detail. PS: my ex actually pays for a tv licence for me because he’s terrified I’ll be prosecuted. Go figure.
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  498. We can learn a lot from Islam - we learn a lot about it through the almost daily reports on free media sites like this one. And I, too, am uncomfortable with Christianity. Did you watch the sermon delivered after Trump’s inauguration? Or perhaps you’re a Catholic and now wondering if you must choose between your faith and safety?
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  499.  @charliesmithers7663  I think you need to go outside, take a deep breath, and realise the infrastructure is still there; it needs overhauling, true, but not destroying because that'd be the complete breakdown of civilisation.
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  500. Like Starmer, Xi is not running a successful socialist state.
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  501. You know that individual you recognised as having MS-13 tattoos? Yeah, they’re here, too; all the criminal people traffickers have their own reps working here.
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  502. I wonder if the illegals will appreciate living as they used to before coming here?
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  503. @Sal19732 you sweet summer child. No it isn’t. It’s part of a coordinated assault on non-religion of peace countries. And Shy Nerr is backing it.
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  504. Correct.
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  505. Back in the 1960s, Labour MPs promised to destroy England and then the UK. No one believed it was possible, but here we are. Sadly, only one way forward now.
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  506. I keep seeing posters announcing that there will be zero carbon by 2027. That’s carbon: not any specific type of carbon - like graphite, or Buckminsterfullerine, or the bit attached to O2 - just “carbon”. As a carbon-based life-form, I’m beginning to wonder wtf the climate change lobby is actually proposing.
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  507. Malthuianism aka Reducing the Surplus Population. On the plus side, the reintroduction of the Treadmill could provide an endless supply of electricity for local Labour representatives. Gotta think about climate change!
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  508. Washing filthy lucre?
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  509. I understand that a lady was stabbed in Bath yesterday.
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  510. 6th February 2018, the BBC stopped using Met Office data for weather reports, swapping to MeteoGroup which became part of the private US weather services company DTN in September of the same year. Things start getting a bit dodgy there; the MeteoGroup, specialising in offshore weather monitoring, was challenged for generating inaccurate data, but DTN is supposed to be the bees knees in weather data analysis (among other things). DTN currently uses algorithmic based analysis - what many term, incorrectly, A.I. - to supply data to the US Climate Change Network (CCN) which, established in 1989, works on the presupposition of human-caused climate change… Needless to say, the CCN is an influential organisation, and their data is considered absolutely reliable… As you’re probably aware, the internet is a bit of an echo chamber on the subject of climate change, but I gather that the CCN may have developed, or contributed towards, UN Net Zero policies.
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  511. Quite simply, it’s an exercise to rescue violent Hamax members who can’t otherwise get out of Iran. We need the MPs to be investigated. Maybe they’re being paid - maybe they’re being threatened - perhaps it’s blackmail - they’re members of proscribed group themselves - or trying to bring family members here for free.
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  512. It’s rather cunning aversion therapy, actually. Labour wants us all to walk everywhere in order to remain within a certain distance from our homes a la 1950s Russia.
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  513. I am a firm believer in unions which support their members. These used to exist, back in my golden youth. Then Arthur Scargill happened…
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  514. Why shouldn’t men have their safe spaces, too?
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  515. ‘Abuse counsellors say of the abusive client: “When he looks at himself in the morning and sees his dirty face, he sets about washing the mirror.’ - Lundy Bancroft, Why Does He Do That?
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  516. Good grief, no! Greenland is a huge country with some very important historical… Huge country. Hm.
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  517. Standard civil service full-time working hours: London, 35 - not London, 37. Technically, with lunch hour on top, that’s 40 hours and 42. And part-time jobs aren’t exclusive to the private sector!
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  518. Labour have been dinosaurs for decades, gronking the same tired Commy-unist agenda.
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  519. But she’s not in charge! She’s following Labour Party decisions. The whole Cabinet and those pulling their strings are running us into the ground!
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  520. The Labour hoi-polloi have no idea about building, farming or, in fact, the economy. But that never stopped a Commie.
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  521. Hey, that’s kinda cool. Sarwar acknowledges that England and the English exist.
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  522. The majority of these… darlings are transwomen. Don’t misgender them 😂
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  523. Leftwhinge troll alert 🚨
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  524. I suspect the King’s Privy Counsel has advised he stay out of what’s happening. Also, he’s not a well man. Perhaps the advisers will recommend the dissolution of parliament and a new general election, but emotions are high right now and that must be considered.
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  525. Remember the Dangerous Dogs Act and how the definition of dangerous meant an overactive poodle puppy could be hauled away? Riighhht….
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  526. I see. That’s why Fox News is pooh-poohing the opening shot across the Dems’ bow.
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  527. Labour has been deliberately destroying England and, by extension, Britain, since 1968 in response to a certain speech Enoch Powell gave. Believe it or not, the Tories put the brakes on, so now Labour now needs to power forward to catch up with the plan they failed to complete under Blair. Hold onto your wallets - it’s going to be a bumpy ride.
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  528. Maybe Nigel doesn’t feel flattered…
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  529. They’ve moved on from that - we’re all labelled terrorists, now.
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  530. Starmer and Harmer: what a pair. Between them, they’ll shut the UK down if they can.
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  531. 😁
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  532. What exactly do the extreme Leftwhingers have on Labour?
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  533. Overall, the House of Lord says “no” but the government will ignore advice and push ahead, instituting a process used by other Marxist dictators. That’s all you need to know.
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  534. Trump hand over a strategic US military base? Of course not! Man’s got more sense than that!
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  535. Leicestershire won’t be joining in: the other councillors have ganged up to stop anything Reform propose.
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  536. Sir Keir Starmer is the frontman for the Labour Party, their visible target meant to take the incoming flak. He’s been chosen because he’s a bumbling distraction, annoying and risible all at once. Do you recall Joe Biden? This is exactly the same situation, even down to threatening to declare bellum. And we all know how that ended for the Democrats last year. Vote Reform!
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  537. Not quite. 3 million NEW Indian nationals will be allowed into the UK to bolster the economy 🙄 Cue huge fraud ahead.
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  538. At this rate, Labour will be very, very gone. The sooner the better, before they manage to eff us over for decades.
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  539. 👍👍 okay. Now, about the Indian forces holding the remainder of the Tamil nation in “refugee camps”, and China’s military holding Uyghur men in “work camps”…
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  540. Sorry. For a few moments there, I thought Sir S had commenced self-flagillation over his multiple faux pas.
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  541. Remember the so-called Sat-an-yk scares of the 1980s where children were taken from families by Leftist Social Services who were supposedly doing it to meet targets? Maybe we can now speculate on what or whose those targets were. Incidentally, those scares still surface every now and than…
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  542. Re-nationalising British Steel is a really big deal for Starmer and his lot, given that it currently belongs to a chap in Shy Nerr. Yeah, I can see that’ll cause a panic recall of parliament.
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  543. Labour have issued more edicts inside a week than most governments in six months, every one a barb at the working classes. They know their time is limited.
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  544. Issuing body armour is logical but arming the guards could be problematic… Even with full body armour, a pre-planned, coordinated, multi-strike assault could lead to significant problems for individual guards. Add defensive weapons to that mix without a radical reform of prison policy and things could get truly nasty. Personally, I’d advocate the panopticon system.
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  545. Standard Labour operating procedures every time they get into government. That and throwing our money away at “causes”.
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  546. Not one woman’s doing: she’s following the decisions made for her by the Labour Party.
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  547. Hamaz know it’s over for them in the ME, so are preparing somewhere to run to, regroup, and seize power from the native government. While it could end up a terminally salutary shock for the Left, I don’t want my country to end up like the Lenbanon or Iran, thank you very much.
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  548. Sir Rowley broke the microphone, leaving the astonished interviewer holding the dangling remains. I anticipate memes.
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  549. If Humza is out, then he has no protection against the consequences of his own “hate crime” laws, hm?
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  550. And every time someone Trots out anti-Reform insinuations.
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  551. Do I detect a formal government cover-up? Well, I can tell you the final outcome: Lessons Have Been Learned.
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  552. Hey, you mean single mothers with multiple children by different fathers are no longer top of the list? Wow!
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  553. @ frankly, no real idea. A suspicion but that's all.
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  554. @ScottishRevan is that a Leftist distraction you’ve just thrown in there?
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  555. Oh, you mean London hours working. Did they ask for weighting, too? I do recall frontline civil servants asking to work compressed hours, that is 37 hours over 4 days, to meet proposed opening 8am to 8pm, Monday to Saturday back in the day.
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  556. Correction! The upper echelons of the Labour Party appointed all those, including Starmer, and decides the policies they present as their own. That’s how political parties work. And don’t blame the entire civil service, since that follows the edicts of the duly elected government, and the Labour Party popped a few very important top posts to their donors and shakers. I doubt Starmer even appointed his best mate Hermer. It would appear that they come as a package deal.
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  557. I wonder if Starmer will parade around snarling and causing problems for everyone, or dare to call the election results null and void? Grab popcorn. Well soon see if he’s a Narcissist or Sociopath.
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  558. No. It’s not a civil war unless both sides are native civilians of the country in question.
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  559. Looks like someone rolled Snake-Eyes!
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  560. To answer your headline question pithily: no. The longer answer would quite upset the YT algorithm.
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  561. The UN? THE UN? They maybe realise the strategic advantage China will have with the Chagos Islands, or can it be there’s a real change in the wind?
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  562. Not alleging anything, but there’s only a couple of racial groups genetically adapted to produce lactase.
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  563. Not everyone who pays for private education is upper class (whatever that is these days) and rolling in dosh; Armed Forces children still make up a significant number of pupils. I wonder who actually made that appalling decision. It’ll be interesting to find out…
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  564. @tiggerthecat1 a little research will inform you why it’s not green anymore. You might also check why are no vines in Vinland. (Global warming innit 🤣)
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  565.  @Jezza_One  frost ripening grapes... not exactly the Vinland of old, though, are they?
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  566.  @Jezza_One  they can't be used for wine making, but are a valuable wild animal food-source, I believe.
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  567. I’m getting my truism posts either banned by YT or individuals who’ve OD’d on the Kool Aid.
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  568. Don’t you mean that LW Union leaders with political ambition are not a pretty sight to behold? I remember Arthur Scargill.
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  569. Did you know that electric bike lithium batteries are liable to go pop, too? And those are charged inside the home!
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  570. If you believe that’s the solution, I’d suggest you avail yourself of psychiatric care. Oh, wait: that’d be the civil service NHS.
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  571. Those without birth defects may still marry cousins and the genetics roulette wheel spins again.
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  572. We’re only seeing this because the multicultural Ponzi Scheme is starting to fall apart.
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  573. They’ve already fed every damn cow with their anti-blowback and burp drugs. I’d have thought that’d solved any so-called environmental issues.
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  574. @SmartCookie2022 that’s one biased assumption you’ve made there. Thanks.
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  575. More like heading for a confrontation with those who don’t want their Communism.
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  576. Oh, to be a fly on that wall!
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  577. Looks like the chain of migrant hotels might close down, so the natives must suffer, too.
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  578. Well, of course, if Farage released the information, we’d all know the truth… …just ahead of Starmer declaring Reform an Enemy of the State. You’ve never read any 20th century Russian or Chinese history, have you?
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  579. Rely on the king to do what?
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  580. Got to love the usual Leftist fake puzzlement replies.
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  581. Wtf are chemtrails? Last time I looked, that was a Leftwhinge Save the Planet from Pollution wheeze.
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  582. Starmer seems to be taking contrary actions in the happy belief that these will get him approval from both NATO and Putin, so he wins (or at least has somewhere to flee to) no matter who wins. Guess backing the wrong horse in the US elections has left him discombobulated.
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  583. Hang on… she’s got a point this time. If men weren’t so inclined to… misbehave, we wouldn’t need ladies of negotiable affection.
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  584. My goodness, you really don’t get this AI scam do you?
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  585. I vote for Starmer to go over to the Ukraine and have a talk with the North Korean troops.
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  586.  @vincemarshall8550  hi, troll!
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  587. Really? What’s that be?
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  588.  @stephenlyall7759  nah, Starmer will want the Tower. It's part of a fortified palace, remember; a place where nobility lived in times of dissent.
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  589.  @stephenlyall7759  you must be an anarchist or a secret Labour voter.
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  590. The ultimate Balderdash game you didn’t realise you needed: Humza vs Keir. Bonus: ask a Discworld fan about the Zoons!
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  591. Trust an “innocent Marxist” bot to ask for an explanation of the obvious!
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  592. Manufactured crisis. The people rise, the Party grants itself emergency powers, starvation, EU steps in… Socialist paradise a la 1950s USSR. Invest in a bakery. You’ll make a fortune before the decade ends.
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  593. Indoctrination camps. Are they using the Labour model?
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  594.  @ab-jx4qs  it's too late for many sheeple, I'm afraid.
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  595. We absolutely must keep the House of Lords as it’s vital to our constitution. It’s our Supreme Court (hands tied as it is by the ECHR which, ironically, Britain invented). The Left has longed to removed that one impediment to their repressive policies. Don’t forget that it was the Lords who challenged the extreme Left gender ideology only recently! Imagine them gone, the Supreme Court staffed by government goons… we’d all be facing the Maoist genderless society rod! The Lords is also the major part of the Privy Council which advises the King, one of chief diplomatic entities. No Lords, no monarchy, only the elected government doing as it pleases, perhaps even banning elections or only permitting us to vote for the one candidate of their choice. FFS wake up!
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  596. Post-WWII Russia. Bread queues next, Starmer? We won’t even get cabbage since he’s antagonised the British farmers.
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  597. Coasting along with the narrative (or else!) until he’d finally had enough. He knows who’s going to be blamed for the mess when the splatter hits the fan.
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  598. There’s a lot of unsmiling people out here, believe me. Still polite, of course…
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  599. @alecallison7837 you have to ask that? Okay, one word: fear.
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  600. Let me guess. In order to support solar and wind power, there’s going to be a ban on waterwheels?
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  601. You know that civil service pension you’re so jealous of? The gold-plated one? That only applies to very senior members of staff and Sir Keir Starmer.
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  602. Nah, mate. The government will issue everyone with the stuff that’s been forced on cows to stop them backfiring and burping.
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  603. And so she should have been picked up! Fancy taking government approved social media conditioning units off her children.
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  604. I hope none of the young have to.
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  605. I’d say psychopath. His need for control is a common factor in Dark Tetrad personalities, as are lying and making accusations against those he fears/hates. However, a psychopath is more prone to fall to a skilled liar playing on their paranoid insecurities than a mere Narcissist is.
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  606. Really? How do you, a member of the public, feel? Apathetic? Or apoplectic?
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  607. Yes. We were informed that the attempt to stop a local 93 acre solar farm will not be permitted by central government already.
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  608. The term is: hoist by your own petard.
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  609. Did you know that most civil service recruitment has been handed over to a third party agency? Saves time and taxpayer money, apparently. So easy for those 10 to monitor and ensure no “undesirables” even make it as far as a formal panel interview by actual feet-on-the-ground civil servants.
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  610. So, our “English” (yes, that’s the internet for you) Secretary of State is very upset? Why? Did a plan fail there?
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  611. Governments following the same narrative everywhere. It’s beyond a joke.
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  612. Grab it before it’s gone, eh, Starmer?!?
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  613. You mean the hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings? Probably too busy in the garbage fields of Birmingham to answer your question right now.
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  614. My job transferred to the civil service one a year and a bit ago. I’m still on minimum wage and waiting for the massive payout everyone imagines I’m getting.
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  615. According to CRT, and every Leftie since the 1960s, only whites are race-yst. This is most probably based on pejorative use in the English language and happily ignores the fact that other languages have their own sets of unbecoming labels.
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  616. “Affects them” but I’ll forgive you that because your analysis is otherwise accurate.
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  617. That’s an interesting turn of events. Hm. Has Starmer overplayed his hand? Or has he misinterpreted WEF principles?
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  618. You refer to the year The Bloody Code was introduced? Or perhaps the execution of Christopher Layer (Jacobite Rebellion) that same year?
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  619. Not everyone can get to farm shops. I don’t have a car and I’m not risking my life on the main roads between me and the nearest.
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  620. @ not at the moment - the market is being revamped... again...
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  621. So: vote Labour. You can trust them to be untrustworthy. Must count for something, right?
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  622. Gentlemen, the way it’s going, climate change activists may soon start campaigning to remove CO2 from fizzy drinks.
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  623. Well, yes, but there are other combinations and some a bit complicated by developmental or endocrine problems. Those are the ones the Woke focus on, conveniently forgetting to add that anything not XX or XY is sterile… or has serious special needs… or dies… Look up Turner’s and Kleinfelter Syndromes as those are the two most often referenced (just not by name).
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  624. The Socialists would rather sip their broly in their multimillion pound pads.
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  625. My Union is already committed to supporting a planned TUC call for the reinstatement of Winter Fuel Allowance. I’ve received the blurb.
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  626. Hey! Check those stats! Did you see that Elon’s team have found records of benefits being paid to over 40,000,000 people in the US who are aged 100+. They even have 2 aged over 250! If GB has similarly ludicrous records, it’d explain why governments constantly claim we need to import multiculturalism.
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  627. @scottprince1371 oh, how wrong you are. When added to tobacco, the combination of smoke is more carcinogenic. Then there’s the euphemistically-called psychiatric problems that occur in approximately 33% of very regular users, because modern cannabis is way stronger than the stuff the hippies used to puff on.
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  628. Emboldened Labour shills are coming out to mock Reform. How very Marxist.
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  629. Don’t overlook the damage which Lib-Dem voters could cause in any future election. The party is power hungry and has negotiable affections, so it’s possible both Labour and Conservatives will attempt to woo their bloc in order to keep Reform out, and thus ensuring it’s the same ol’ nonsense again.
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  630. The Greens and Lib Dem’s? Hm. Parties infiltrated by persons who do not like Britain and announce their dedication to snack bars?
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  631.  @davidsmith8728  didn''t indicate that, did I, although there are situations where that's essential... Had a friend who made the only decision she could; the victim must not be punished further for someone else's crime...
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  632. If he couldn’t manage a grown-up book, at least Starmer managed to read comics. Glad he didn’t say: Judge Dredd.
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  633. People have finally figured out who the Greens really are and that they’re quite keen on destroying the West…
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  634. Some more will go now. We must be careful to differentiate between the genuine and the rats. And we must be aware that whoever replaces Starmer might do so to pick up the baton rather than “reform” Labour.
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  635. One son would love to find a nice young lady, settle down, and have a family but, alas, has neither a regular income or savings. The other reckons gerbils are the only way forward.
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  636. @susanmills4843 they’re not receiving their vitamin D tablets?
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  637. Sounds like Starmer is taking us back to the days when only the rich could afford private transportation and the roads were empty except for them, horse-drawn carts and horse-drawn omnibuses. That’s privileged for you.
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  638. 🤔🙄🤣
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  639. Starmer sold his soul decades ago, and has convinced his cabinet to sign on the line, too.
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  640. The NHS are pushing the convert or be unalived narrative?
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  641. @mikepoulter2320 that’s an insult to anti-establishment Max Headroom!
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  642. @samhodgins9804 hey! My job was moved into the public sector (Tory government decision), and I’m on minimum wage. I’m hoping a talk on pensions being held next week gives me some idea about how rich - lols - I’ll be when I retire at 67 in two years and five months! I’d love a chance to lounge around but we’re so short-staffed…
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  643. The BBC produce a blatant bit of pro-Hamax propaganda and then suddenly gets cold feet? I wonder why. [Glances to the US and Israel]
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  644. A solar panel getting lots of sunshine can be very efficient. However, a solar panel sitting on a cold, wet, blustery field is no use, so millions are required to put out the same amount of power. Death Valley has acres of solar panels which power entire areas and Vegas!
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  645. It’s a method proposed for Reducing the Surplus Population. Obviously, the Leftwhinge elite aren’t Surplus.
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  646. @ actually, no... One works in a menial role in a university, the other two took early retirement (they're younger than me).
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  647. Reeves is shovelling a considerable amount of manure at Labour’s ideological windmill, isn’t she?
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  648. English, Scots, Welsh and Irish…
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  649. The government will be giving the British Isles away to the EU next.
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  650. I rather suspected that the Germans would be the first country to step up to bat.
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  651. Under our legislation, people only carry ID which must be shown on demand in wartime.
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  652. Of course we hear nothing! The denial, collusion, and cover-ups are much bigger than any of us can imagine.
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  653.  @peterlynch1956  not at all. The Scots, Welsh and Irish were interchangeable at a few points in history, and the Britons were with the Welsh during those years.
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  654. My b-i-l. But he’s autistic, so it’s not really his fault.
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  655. I suppose we’ll just have to assume Angela never inhaled.
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  656. Don’t get dragged before a censure court for not turning up to the match.
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  657. Wouldn’t risk putting flowers down here. Red city.. probably get locked up for a RW hate crime!
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  658. The extreme Left adore little boys. They’re happy to leave little girls for multicultural experiences.
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  659. You just noticed? I was on the case with his first foray into the Welsh choirboy situation; no sane politician would’ve given ‘that’ speech. And lo! it came to pass that Starmer (representing his party) fibbed for ideological reasons…. Who’s manipulating him? Not sure. A secret Machiavellian intent on using his own ideology against him? Or is he following (WEF?) orders, because a lot of political leaders are chanting the same chorus? I have popcorn.
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  660. Even closer ties to the fascia-ists.
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  661. It’s all intended to take away little moments of enjoyment. I’m waiting to be investigated for having read books that Starmer suddenly wants retroactively banned.
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  662. Wasn’t Blair’s first act to repeal the majority of our treason laws? People are only just beginning to realise why.
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  663. Fake agencies and companies run by people traffickers are really raking in the dosh.
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  664. @soosoobear it’s referred to as weather, chum. No “little planes” involved.
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  665. @AJ-hi9fd it’s the Democrats all over again; did they get in by honest means or otherwise? I wonder if we’ll ever find out…
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  666. You made me laugh there - the civil service was set up like the military! And civil servants have to obey orders/directives made by the commanders: the government!
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  667. Reform Prevent!
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  668. Are you indicating that you…? 🤣
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  669. Actually, it was the government in the House of Commons who did that being, you know, elected MPs. As for the Lords’ income: “Remuneration. Members of the House of Lords, who are not paid a salary, may claim a daily allowance of £332 (or may elect to claim a reduced daily allowance of £166) per sitting day – but only if they attend a sitting of the House and/or committee proceedings.” So our Fox isn’t exactly correct on the latter issue.
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  670. Starmer can’t be a Chinese agent if he’s a WEF shill. The two are mutually exclusive. Unless he’s a Chinese agent inside the WEF?
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  671. Ah! You expect councils - especially Labour-run ones - to get their act together and spend sensibly? It’s virtue signalling and asylum all the way.
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  672. He wasn’t a happy chappy that day. I’m guessing that, like a lot of people, he hasn’t been happy for a long time. Let’s see where this goes.
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  673. Well spotted!
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  674. Too late now… But let’s get Reform in and start the coal mines working, get the cost of electricity down, and start rebuilding. There’s just one minority problem to solve first, though.
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  675. Must be completely coincidental that the not-so-good doctor suggested a termination.
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  676. Isn’t the US trying to ban natural gas fuelled appliances because “global warming”? If the Greens have missed out on the wood burning, that’ll be the next go-to here.
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  677. Hate to point this out… more than a few employers advertise posts requiring experience and expertise but offer only the minimum wage. This especially affects older workers who have been made redundant or lost jobs for other reasons e.g. moving away, sudden debilitating illness. Yes, while it’s illegal to discriminate against people on grounds of age, it’s quite legal to offer them the lowest pay rate available.
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  678. Those DEI leaders, based in London, all get paid very well indeed. They send out guidance and orders to the staff on the frontline who’d rather just get on with the job. The wages, though, are peanuts compared to taxpayer money being diverted into private consulting companies.
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  679. Starmer will want to welcome lots of young men escaping Pakistan...
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  680. Starmer has flown to the US to lie to Trump again. Probably going to beg for a handout.
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  681. Over-bureaucracy is a feature of Marxism. Which makes it a little odd that Labour have closed NHS England. Either this is something positive they’ve been manipulated into doing , or they’ve some new plan in mind which Isn’t Going To Be A Good Thing.
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  682. Which civil servants are you reducing? Medical staff, fire brigade members, teachers, police, armed forces…the bloke on the Jobcentre frontline getting yelled at (or assaulted) because benefits are being paid late due to the sudden rise in unemployment? Which Lords are you up for removing? You can be sure it’d be those who don’t support Labour! Your third idea is okay though.
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  683. Employers may put something in a contract which requires the employee to disclose a second job or casual employment. This, of course, usually affects part-time workers, and is done to a) make staff planning easier and/or b) to prevent what’s politely called “a conflict of interest”. Seems to me that the Council has simply woken up to the fact that full-time workers are now subject to this contractual agreement. For the record, my own current work contract has this requirement written into it. In fact, I have a casual second job for which my employer wrote a reference!
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  684. According to world demographics, we are and have been throughout history. But no Leftie seems to want to stand up for us!
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  685. Local union reps, boots on the ground, are paid their wages, expected to do their job as per contract, and get a small amount of facility time per month. Local reps may also give their own time to deal with cases, or attend local meetings after work (a pub room is best). Working class reps for working class union members.
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  686. Er… Are you absolutely sure? Castration isn’t the same as emasculation. The bloke will still be a functional male just unable to beget a family line.
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  687. @ facepalm let's see if Starmer keeps up, hm?
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  688. I’m not particularly happy about the migraines I suffer when someone’s smoking cannabis or has smoked it recently. Nasty stink, too. I’m all for regular drugs testing for people in key positions. After all, if a MP or a PM were taking illegal substances, that could open them up to manipulation and blackmail 🤔
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  689. GB created the ECHR: we can leave it if we choose.
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  690. The House of Lord is the Supreme Court. That’s the Supreme Court which upheld the Equality Act 2010 and stated clearly that men are not women. It has also recently censured the Labour government over legislative irregularities and, I believe, put paid to their plans to introduce state-controlled euthanasia aka Reducing the Surplus Population. Without the Supreme Court we’d be even more stuffed right now!!!
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  691. I wonder why these people are centring on cows rather than tackling the major sources of methane? Oh, that’s right! Destroying swampland and marshes, capping volcanoes and exterminating all life on earth is a teensy bit harder and real people might object.
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  692. Yes. No hospitals open - no new benefits claims processed (or paid) - current benefits not getting paid - no police at all, love ‘em or dislike ‘em - no bins emptied - no air travel - no schools open - no house sales processed (Land Registry out) - no armed forces… Just pointing out that civil servants are the infrastructure of society which is why nutjob Socialists would love to remove them. So, which civil servants do you want Labour to sack, hm?
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  693. The intention is to ruin the country. It’s the same intention all WEF “warriors” have all across the West. It’s meant to foment unrest and war. Then, a new body will step up, offering salvation, and bring us Utopia (Thomas More, Saint, meant that as a criticism not an endorsement!). The methodology, however, has created an awful lot of opponents before it could reach fruition. Thanks to the internet, it’s not so easy to fool all of the people all of the time, although some fools will always burden us. Things will get messy shortly, but far sooner and differently than the WEF intended.
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  694. Storm Eowyn incoming. I’m anticipating reports of further solar farm devastation and fallen wind turbines.
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  695. Didn’t we use to have detention centres for illegals? I seem to recall that girls and women were being seriously assaulted there regularly, and many asked to be sent back to safety of their war-torn home countries.
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  696. It’s just part of Leftwhinge ideology. Nothing new to see here, move along… (Look up “sexology” QED)
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  697. Then there’s the EU. Imagine the waste and fraud going on there!
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  698. He’s not very clever. When he finally realises he’s been used to change the face of British politics forever, then he’ll get mad.
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  699. Oh, no! How terrible! That’s so sad 😁 Can’t possibly have anything to do with the Supreme Court upholding the Equality Act 2010, thus confirming that men are real men, women are real women, and alien creatures from Alpha Centuri are probably a side-effect of illegal substance ingestion.
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  700. Oh, dear. You have been captured, haven’t you? How about the needs of sexual assault victims, especially girls under age 16? Or you’re up for leaving babies that die in utero to remain there? They’re not all rejected… Or there’s an urgent medical need such as maternal blood loss in placenta previa cases?
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  701.  @fredgillespie5855  as if that matters! Don't try to distract with statistics. Btw, I do not believe in abortion on demand. I believe in not catastrophising.
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  702. So… will the men who identify as little girls get GRCs and demand access to infant, junior and secondary schools?
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  703. Scyphozoa are not chordates 🤣
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  704. He’s replaced Joe Biden. Completely unintentionally, of course.
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  705. The EU is reminding Starmer that Brexit happened.
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  706. It is a fallacy. Blackbelt Barrister explained the law only recently. However, I wouldn’t be surprised if some Councils don’t actively encourage their supporters…
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  707. If you don’t want to vote Reform, that’s fine. The bread queue will be over there, and cabbage over here. Don’t rattle your chains as you might wake up our new masters. Okay?
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  708. So far I’ve heard allegations that the following groups all voted for Labour: Boomers, GenZ, foreign nationals, civil servants, women, students, nurses, feminists, the LGB bit, the TQIAetc bit… No wonder the party got into power by a landslide.
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  709. @annephillips8494 you’re right - it’s a reason.
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  710. I think you’re missing the operative: try.
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  711. It is an invading army capable of actioning sabotage and guerilla action, and promoting civil unrest.
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  712. More than half the electorate. Most men have grannies, mothers, aunts, sisters, nieces, and female cousins.
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  713. £12 billion a year on freebies for illegal invaders.
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  714. The main problem is that everyone, even the migrants and illegals brought into the UK, get older. Thus bumping up a population to (allegedly) support older people eventually results in more older people, and so more migrants and illegals must be brought in … rinse and repeat. Everyone blames the Boomers but let me tell you, once we’re gone, there’ll be an tranche of even more older people to support!
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  715. Hey! Thanks to changes the Tories made in the education sector, I’m a civil servant! I’d just like to point out that the civil service - that includes the NHS, Inland Revenue, Land Registry, police, armed forces etc - obey government edicts, whatever flavour of government the electorate installed. The bods at the top are government advisers, but government can choose to ignore their advice QED. Anyway, the destruction of the civil service resulting in societal collapse is a Leftwhinge anarchist’s wet dream. Do you, as a member of the proletariat, feel manipulated yet?
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