Comments by "F C" (@FC-PeakVersatility) on "The Spectator" channel.

  1. I'm a great believer in not damaging the environment, and repairing human damage where evidenced, but climate control is a total fallacy for the fairies.
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  2. Well, having live through the last labour takeover, this was all to be expected. There'll be more to come.
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  3. The madness is the NHS even having diversity officers in the first place 🙄
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  4. Not confused, just furious
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  5. Israel was scrutinized on October the 8th, nevermind since 🙄 Victor or victim, Israel has always been scrutinized and judged wanting.
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  6. Previous demonstrations haven't been calling for gen-0-cide, and clearing out the populace between the river and the sea.
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  7. It doesn't matter how dire the circumstances doris left the treasury in, this lot would make it look way worse because, whilst you're concentrating upon that debacle, they're digging graves behind your collective backs. Don't fall for it.
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  8.  @primafacie6442  The idea is to bring about the demise of private ownership
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  9. Oh dear
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  10. Since when was putting your hand on someone’s back sexual assault. Since when was asking a girl on a date sexual harassment? It’s only offensive in the minds of the offended - and that speaks a lot to their mental well being, or education (which may account for their mental wellbeing too)
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  11. Liz Truss’ willingness to be flexible about her decisions leads me to worry over how decisive she’ll actually be once in office. It’s already blatantly obvious that another Maggie Thatcher she ain’t.
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  12. Please bear in mind that we had this discussion after the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic. We also already had an agreed (WHO) pandemic policy in place that clearly outlined the futility of lockdown once a virus is in the wild, which cov19 clearly was by February 2020. In actual fact it was wild by November 2019 at the latest but we didn’t know that then. Sweden was the only signatory to follow its guidelines.
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  13. For all his faults, Trump did well on the 'foreign' stage.
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  14.  @anonnymous4684  where have you been. She might not have the same level as the memberships of the Tory and/or Labour parties, that is true, and a goodly proportion may be global, but KJK has plenty enough support to be a thorn in anyone's side.
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  15. Go to b&q and tell me pensioners are economically inactive. Same with my favourite teashop. There's loads of pensioners working for a living because their basic pension doesn't cut it at today's prices
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  16. The last time they took it out of my pocket leading to my ending up in debt despite refusing to buy on credit as I wasn't entitled to any sort of benefits because I fell between the cracks - too much to claim (no extenuating circumstances - kids, ethnicity, disability, age etc), too little to survive the extra taxes.
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  17. Please consult a psychologist, psychiatrist and a sociologist about having people never get out of the house 🤦 it might be good for the infrastructure and the atmosphere and for achieving net zero but we're heading for a mental breakdown if you do this.
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  18. How about should they have done it at all¡
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  19. I'm sorry but is Walz's cackle any better than Harris'. He looks like a performing seal in that shot at the beginning. If his grin were to spread much further, the top of his head would fall off 🤯
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  20. Qatar may not be on the list of third world countries anymore but neither were we 60 years ago when homosexuality was still banned in the UK. Just as a large family’s kids are of different ages and maturity, counties of the world have matured to different timescales. We’d not have been particularly grateful to be criticised for our laws on homosexuality despite the last UK restrictions on it only being decriminalised in 2003. There are still people who have not ‘come out’ yet because they fear there’s stigma attached to it.
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  21. I despised him all the way through his last term. It wasn't until I researched my argument why not to vote him back in that I saw how successful the media brainwashing had been. They're now trying again. OMG I despise the MSM 😠
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  22. 🤷 I would never vote for boris but he got in despite that. Mind you, look at the debacle he turned that into 🤦 At least Trump has some success in his history going for him.
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  23.  @bonnieabrs1003  damned if they do, damned if they don't 🤷🏼 just can't win.
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  24. You actually believe what you see on twitter 😂🤣😂
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  25. Education, education, education. Get the kids taught that it's ok to have kids, that it's actually beneficial.
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  26. Not as unnecessary as your interjection
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  27. Social media has a lot to answer for 😤
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  28. There are people suffering an agonising life, never mind death, for whom the strongest painkillers don't work and who are not allowed to bring it to a close.
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  29. Not that I'm exactly a fan of surrogacy but I think that very much depends upon how you broach the subject. You can make anything sound bad if you really want to. Then it will more likely have a negative connotation. However, taking the alternative approach to make it a good thing and it's no more traumatic than being adopted. Looking at it as slave labour and it's a negative. Point out that the mother was being paid for an unbelievably generous job she was doing and it becomes a positive.
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  30. The 1970s society was already hostile to men. 50 years of derision has a lot to answer for on both sides. But one of the biggest problems we have is that people don't touch any more. People need to touch for good mental health and touching has been taboo for a long time now. Also there's too many chemicals in our food that are making us infertile. Probably making us mental too but definitely barren.
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  31. ​ @aroyalaustralian  You forget, it was Diana who strayed first. She wasn't grown up enough to adjust to life at the deep end of a very restrictive protocol. And Charles was too way out of his depth to cope with the attention seeking of the immature, young flibbertigibbet he'd taken on to bear his heirs when she had a breakdown. They were very obviously very much not suited. They were very obviously very different characters who were extremely damaging to each other. Had Diana been twenty years older, they might have made it work but she wasn't and they didn't. There's blame on both sides. Don't listen to the media lies and Diana's petulance and lay it all on Charles' doorstep.
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  32. We just shipped the problem elsewhere and then called out the new producers for their pollution damage.
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  33. ​ @MarcusCorbett  because the men who would have been expected to have responded were slaughtered before they even knew they were under attack.
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  34. It's bullying. We need to start calling all these isms exactly what they are. They are all a form of bullying for one reason or another. Bullying isn't acceptable behaviour whatever label you give it.
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  35. Not so much the future of mankind as that of the anglosphere.
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  36. Ny Glaswegian aunt is turning in her grave. She despised everything this woman stands for.
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  37. The labour party designed the immigration policy that got us here in the first place. TB wanted immigrants to bulk up the labour force
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  38. My! He's not a Ron fan is he 🤔
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  39. You really don’t understand the law, do you. Or pregnancy for that matter. Best off keeping mum.
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  40. The democrats in the house and the senate stopped just about everything Trump tried to do last time around. Time to get his own back
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  41. I have a teacher friend in Poland. She cannot start work at the beginning of the year without a clean bill of health from her annual end of summer health check. It’s part of their policy of delivering high quality education. Yes. If only that were a thing in the UK ..
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  42.  @BlackRain_  get over yourself
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  43. To be fair a good proportion of men have done similar before they grew up (and after in some cases)
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  44. ​ @splinterbyrd  not justice as we know it, no, but certainly justice as he handed it out.
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  45. ABSOLUTELY NOT
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  46. Good for you mum. (Have you tried her on magnesium and/or vit b complex?)
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  47. We don't do it to puppies because we don't want the bother of playing mother every 2 hours
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  48. ​ @johnsmith1474 and yt seems to have deleted my response about how things went from none to no choice 🙄
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  49. ​ @helenromanelli2544  and yt also seems to have deleted my comment on the TP being about keeping people safe - well not ⚰️
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  50. Surprisingly she's around 52 so, as someone else pointed out, pretty much over the hill and worn out and obviously way out of her depth. Fortunately, unlike someone else tried to suggest, not bullied but more likely suffering from only child syndrome. I have a cousin a bit like that - the world is wonderful so long as it's going her way but total meltdown and throw your dummy out of the pram paddy as soon as she's asked to do anything she doesn't want to do 🤷 though, I admit, I find it a surprise that the BBC didn't totally throw their expert under the bus
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  51.  @qcsorter4626  🤷 every company I have worked for has had a higher level of diversity than the local population and that includes the nhs. Where I live there isn’t even an option to see a white doctor because every single practice is populated by all other shades of diversity. Unless it’s purpose is to increase the percentage of white staff, then creating a diversity department in any of those organisations is like putting self-scan tills in supermarkets - doing someone who’s actually going to do the work out of a job.
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  52. What stinks is the press forcing them into releasing the officer's name thereby putting his life at risk for the sake of doing his job
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  53. 🙏
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  54. He didn’t toe the party line on the plandemic so the Guardian had to throw him to the wolves. Fortunately for Russell the wolves like him, so everyone else gets chance to like him too
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  55. It's called metootoo
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  56. To be fair, it was her staff who gave the photo to the press. But, as I said elsewhere, if she had edited some photos and not others they would be none the wiser. I would certainly never think to take a magnifying glass to it before distributing a nice family shot
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  57.  @itsmeGeorgina  to be fair, conjecture is just as bed as rumour. We have absolutely no clue as to how fit, or otherwise, the Princess is. And that's exactly how it should be. My health is none of her business and hers is none of mine until we choose to share. The media are like rubber neckers drifting past a pile up. And media meddling is exactly why her children don't know their grandmother.
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  58.  @jackiebiggs7071  as far as I'm aware, she spoke on young soldiers slaughtered, under the sheer weight of the onslaught, before they could suppress the assault and matters of conjecture
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  59. ​ @user-nb9px9cm4p so that anyone who's sat on their butt their entire lives gets their old age taken care of whilst everyone whose slogged their guts out for the last 40 years better have paid every single penny into a pension pot if they don't want to be left destitute before this parliament ends.
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  60. Totally ineffective in practise though
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  61. ​ @GeoffV-k1h  I've yet to see anything pro Israel on the BBC published since October 7th
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  62. Liz Truss changed her mind more often than she changed her knickers
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  63. The fame
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  64. It took them that long to collect enough negative remarks to string together into a complaint
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  65. We wouldn't treat our animals like this, why would we do it to our loved ones.
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  66. Not your fault, we know that the woke have taken over
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  67. The MSM brought him down and they have been keeping his supporters down ever since. And they will continue to do so. MSM rules, OK?
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  68.  @alanharvey9720  Rishi is 1st generation British. His wife may come from money but his patents instilled in him a work ethic that saw him first study hard to earn himself an education and then rise to become a success in the business world making his own fortune in the process. Don’t listen to or propagate gutter press hype.
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  69. No, Putin simply walked into Crimea with no opposition or comment from elsewhere
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  70. ​ @GeoffV-k1h  there weren't 40,000 Israeli hostages so, no, not like anything else
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  71. We often blame others of what we ourselves are guilty
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  72. Absolutely. Bring back the guy the kids on the street respected. Mind you it would be pretty good if we brought back the respect (full stop).
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  73. They don't have the competence
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  74. People believe the lies that they are told. Here something twice and it is the new truth. And from Jan 7 onwards that has been the rhetoric because the real truth cannot overwrite that new truth, it's spoken too often. It's what allowed them to hand out such barbaric sentences for people taking a tour that staff invited them on.
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  75. Successful hard working Brit sounds normal enough to me. Your jealousy is showing.
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  76. So were you born a troll? ​ @kasino24k71 
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  77. Not a woman, but let's not let that get in the way of stopping the clickbait and accelerate culture wars outrage
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  78.  @anonnymous4684  are you really that mysoginistic?
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  79.  @sgb6476  they're too busy trying to take him down to consider who's standing by his side.
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  80.  @robharris5467 ​​⁠she thought she was the second coming of Diana not realising she couldn’t hold a candle to the real thing. I’ve never had a particularly high opinion of Diana as such, as a member of the royal family not as a person, but she was a diamond to that lump of coal
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  81. ​ @choomanfoo157  best thing for the republicans
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  82. We also need to replace the trees that process said co2 and strip pollution out of the atmosphere.
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  83.  @joedge6142  exactly, the people calling for this sort of action are in the minority. They are however a vocal minority. Which is why we got to where we are with the bill. The sane majority is slow to awaken
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  84. You must have been lucky, I got finance 🙄
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  85. Main stream media want the conservatives out and MSM always gets what MSM wants
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  86. ​ @thecoin5394  what's it like on Fuller's earth?
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  87. ​ @KevTheImpaler  it's not that they have high numbers with an education, it's what those high numbers are taught. And modern education places too much emphasis on gaining degrees and carving a place on the treadmill instead of gaining skills and experience. I was reading someone yesterday who had spent 14 years in university gaining degrees - just exactly what added value does that bring to the table¿
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  88. Yeah, it just deleted my 'explanation', of how MSM works, to someone else 🤷 ridiculous
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  89. It's also in love with everything muslim
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  90.  @evolassunglasses4673  that was lack of media support because someone took a dislike to her and decided to take her down. She was doomed to fail the moment the first page went to print
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  91.  @RisewithMegan  🤷 if only things were so simple. Indeed the current inflation trying to get, nay succeeding in getting, a stranglehold on the uk is rather more multifarious. Covid plays a part, yes, but you also have various influences coming out of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine (increased food prices, fuel shortages/price hikes, supply of arms, refugees, and so forth), the uk being a net importer of energy there’s little to cushion global price fluctuations, with which in mind let’s not forget the initial impact of brexit had already struck before ever the pandemic reared its ugly head. Then there’s an aging population supported by a shrinking work force, burgeoning illegal immigration and let’s not forget that glorious ‘great reset’.
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  92. Actually half the country do want to be 🤔
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  93. @williamsnowden8186  half the country voted to leave
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  94. Even Batman's Joker is a character 🤔
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  95. ​ @greencloud2225  you are kidding aren't you 🤣 that lot only step in when they're gonna get something out of it - when they can grow rich off the spoils
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  96. In 540 a.d. great swaths of the east and south coasts were flood plains or under water. Climate changed and we built upon them. Climate gives and climate takes away 🤷 once upon a time the plains around York were flooded, now they're not, but they can be.
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  97. That depends upon whether you qualified for your go before the definition of vaccine was changed or after.
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  98. 🤔 I think that the height of our Christianity was a period of enlightenment. I do concede that we are embarking upon a new dark age though.
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  99.  @merylbr8645  you were right. Have you watched another Frontline documentary 'Netanyahu at War'? It gives more history to the conflict and, would you believe it, has Hamas instigating conflict again (or this is the again, that was the first time - apparently).
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  100. When I first moved to where I live now, 45 years ago, the village spent two thirds of the year surrounded by mist, fog or low flying cloud. It was a guarantee that any sunny day would be followed by four in which we'd not be able to see a hand in front of our face. Now fog is definitely the rarity. There's definitely not as much snow 🤔 plus I'd be inclined to say that the winds ain't what they used to be either but I don't want to tempt fate. Climate change is as natural as the changing tide and that wind blowing. Back in the 70s they were forecasting an imminent Ice Age. In 540 a.d. the landward area surrounding the Wash was floodplain or underwater, as were other parts of the east and south coasts. There was a time when the York plains were under water, not just occasionally flooded. There are inland towns that used to be ports 🤷 Climate is what it is.
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  101. David Cameron sunk my taxes into reducing the number of laws we have to remember and now some idiot is nitpicking new ones into existence 🙄 I lost a cat, a mother cat with a litter at home so she didn't go willingly, so I know the pain of losing an animal on but I don't need a law to trap my neighbour from tempting her home 🤦
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  102. I’ve got through my entire life, since the daily mirror reporter upset mother when I was eight, never realising that I am a snob 🤣
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  103.  @keithspencer6153  🤔 I get state pension, not universal benefit
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  104.  @scotlandtheinsane3359  in work benefits were also meant to be a stopgap not a means to an end.
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  105.  @scotlandtheinsane3359  the last time labour got hold of the reins, pensioners certainly were made to suffer. Don't you have parents, or is your memory just that bad. Even now, all these years later, there's a good percentage who still have to go out to work to supplement their pension.
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  106. In the greater scheme of things, apart from social security, we give very little away
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  107. I think that he's been catching too much sun. That and the colour of his cardigan 🤷
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  108.  @billbadson7598  now that is the sort of talk that had turned me away from Christianity, totally and completely, over the years - that you truly believe Christians to have a monopoly on good works and better feelings just highlights the total hypocrisy of the clan. And I believe it is why so many have turned their backs on faith and come to idolise temporary pleasures. It truly saddens me that this is so because I believe we need faith now more than ever but are being driven more toward idolatry - just as the entire islamic faith is based upon idolatry. Even though it has exactly the same one god at it’s heart.
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  109.  @billbadson7598  you’ll be telling me next that every word of the bible is the gospel truth. That despite it having been rewritten and reinterpreted according to the particular foibles and bigotries of the scribes over and over and over again 🤦 and it’s still being reinterpreted to fit modern opinions and standards 🤷 and still we’re told it’s the word of god. Is it b’cks 🙄
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  110.  @Zabzim  so they were wrong to demand their people back from the terrorists?
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  111. She's never been particularly happy about it, and made her dissatisfaction known at every recent interview. Actually this is potentially the happiest she's been throughout the whole process.
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  112. Projected to rise in 2023? Am I living in a different timeline? Perhaps Julie meant to say between 2023 and 2033 🤔
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  113. Should they? No definitely not.
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  114. If you've got 50 years worth of national insurance stamp, you should be on full pension. Sadly only years with the entire 52 weeks equivalent of stamps qualify towards your state pension. Unless you were opted out, in which case you would have a private pension. And it sounds like that is not the case. It is possible to 'top-up' recent 'short' years so that they gain qualifying status.
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  115.  @syddog44  tv is now a game of spot the white man
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  116. MSM
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  117. Army is still getting dumped on all these years later. Whilst terrorist laud it on the limelight, our lads are still being held to account.
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  118.  @A2Z1Two3  I’m sort of inclined to agree with this except there still needs to be special arrangements for those who are genuinely transitioning but haven’t had the op yet. They don’t belong in one and are too vulnerable for the other
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  119. And being let down by education system policies
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  120.  @kb4777  if you don't get the opportunities it doesn't matter how much graft you put in. Sometimes it's simply right time, right place
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  121. Plus she was in the running for President last time around. Did she not think policy that time either?
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  122. Well we know how noted the BBC is for it's fair and honest reporting 🤦 no bias there
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  123. DeSantis as president would be a great loss for Florida
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  124. Apparently politicians aren't allowed one 🤷
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  125. The NHS works terrifically as an emergency service. Well it does when it has the staff and the infrastructure. The NHS could work terrifically well as a general health service if it would work proactively instead of reactively
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  126.  @sirrathersplendid4825  oh great, let's all breathe in pollution so that the planet won't do what planets do 🙄 wonderful idea.
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  127.  @sirrathersplendid4825  equally it lets the heat out at night. Swings and roundabouts 🤷
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  128. First of all you have to define what constitutes incest, because that varies by country/state world wide. I imagine that the definition can vary by community in some places. Certainly where those communities are isolated and/or the gene pool is very limited.
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  129.  @mindfulmw  we already do. It is illegal to have s* relationships between Parent, grandparent, child, grandchild Brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister) Nephew or niece Uncle or aunt (by blood) but not cousins
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  130.  @GAZ_X  what about refusing to submit to the gaslighting of one idiocracy makes you think for one minute that I would roll over to another?
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  131. Sadly minorities seem to have become loudest spoken
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  132. Perhaps schools should simply stop employing staff who are not fit to work
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  133.  @raina4732  apparently youtube's algorithm doesn't want me to congratulate or praise your aunt's neighbour 🙄 my more detailed response is missing
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  134. Wonderful isn’t it. Thank goodness for educated people.
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  135. Once upon a time men got all the attention by stopping women from competing because they were too frail. Having seen women make themselves a place in competition, men are now intent upon reclaiming the accolades by proving their prediction true through gaining a position in women's sports.
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  136. So anything that disagreed with the stance of the ioc's conclusion is deleted then
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  137. Short for 'on the island of Taiwan'. That said, I suppose, that would distinguish the island from the nation.
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  138. ​ @neilrobson3064 but so true 😏
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  139. ​ @johnmccaffrey5942  Ukrainian troops learn quick. British troops were in Ukraine at the beginning of the war, teaching Ukrainian forces how to fight in a battle but they learnt that ages ago. Now their own men teach
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  140. the last decade 🤔 doesn't that include Obama. Did she just slate three different presidents?
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  141.  @stevo5000  and why wouldn't he? It's requisite to impartiality to be able to recognise and identify the positives and negatives 🤦
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  142. Sorry it’s a bit of a blunt instrument but, if blacks want to be searched less, they should try committing fewer crimes.
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  143. The British people didn't vote labour in. This idiot got fewer votes than the last idiot was voted out on. They simply voted 'none of the above' with the seats of their pants
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  144. I fear that you might be right. And that's something I've just never been able to get my head around about her, this whole campaign 🤷
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  145.  @stephenpotts832  never say never. That said, the current abysmal state of the party, other than the Doris knock-on effect, is driven by MSM's and The Unions' intent upon the destabilisation of Sunak's premiership.
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  146. He took Crimea in 2014. Crimea is Ukrainian. So Putin's already made an attempt to conquer Ukraine. Then Zelenskyy came along and pushed out Ukraine's Russian puppet, who allowed that, when he was elected. This guy's just another a Russian mouthpiece.
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  147. Her lack of eye contact more so.
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  148. 🤷 they were just idiots who couldn't be bothered to research the utter cr&p they were going to land the place in. But as the birdie story says, it's not always your enemies who land you in it 🙄
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  149. A bit optimistic, don't you think 🤔
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  150. Different country, different criteria. In the UK there has to be exceptional circumstances to abort later than 12 weeks. And no abortions after birth.
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  151.  @sookibeulah9331  it can happen after 12 weeks (actually I think it may be 13 nowadays) but it’s not as easy in the second trimester as the first. And, yes, I agree with you about pressurisation - it absolutely shouldn’t happen. Present the facts, yes. Offer the options, yes. But mummy and daddy should have informed choice on going full term
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  152.  @sookibeulah9331  I think, in 20-30 years time, that we’ll be lucky to have any nhs resources to use let alone abuse. And there are already children who are trying to stitch their parents up for the inheritance to be paid up front, not after the fact 🤦
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  153.  @sookibeulah9331  🤷🏼 the hospital already did that to my mum. She was dying of her second round of breast cancer, only with no breasts to attack it had metastasised to her lungs and every bone in her body. They offered her sedation and for the last week of her life she never actually woke up so that she slowly died of organ failure rather than suffer for the sake of being compos mentis
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  154.  @sookibeulah9331  🤔 so you would wish my mother’s death had been worse?
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  155. The media has been determined to get rid of Sunak from the moment he came into power. Drumming up support in a mud slinging will always attract the dregs
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  156. Filler words can become a very annoying bad habit but they give the speaker time they collect their thoughts. If you think upon how much Candice has grown in the last couple of years, I’m sure you’ll allow her a little tolerance. But, yes, she does need to do something about the habit. Right has to be preferable to you know though, if nothing else, she could look to widen the scope . There is, after all, a catalogue of possible alternatives.
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  157. You wouldn't be the only one
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  158. Instead of investing in childminders, the government should be paying women (or one of the parents but women do tend to be better at the job) to stay home and look after their own children. It would save so many issues further down the line.
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  159.  @williamvorkosigan5151  so the middle class mum stays at home. The working class grandma gets lumbered because the working class mum cannot afford to stay home and the working class kid misses out. Admittedly the working class kid often misses out but this way three generations are disadvantaged.
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  160.  @williamvorkosigan5151  let’s not forget that the reason most married women work is because the standard of living these days is such that it cannot be supported on a single wage. Removing women from the labour market with no income whatsoever will simply result in a fall in demand leading to a fall in manufacturing leading to closures leading to higher prices and falling standards of living. Great idea 👍
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  161. Excellent bargain
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  162. We do enjoy a good pun. That said the British love of language would instil the phrase with at least three different meanings so I’m sure yours would feature 😁
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  163. Because mopping floors and emptying bins has been stigmatised as unaspirational, demeaning, but having control over who gets access to your ha’penny is seen as empowering to the modern woman. 🤔 I bet it was a man who came up with that idea
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  164.  @vivienneb6199  utter rubbish, climb down off your socialist pedestal and get an education instead of trolling the internet
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  165. ​ @vivienneb6199 utter rubbish
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  166.  @vivienneb6199  yeah, I've seen that poverty at work - nothing in the cupboard to put on the table whilst watching Netflix on the 40" TV standing in the corner or surfing to internet on any of the 3 different computers in the house, playing on the x-box or one of two Gameboy, all whilst sitting nose glued to a mobile phone. Yeah, seen that and got no sympathy.
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  167.  @josephivan5094  honeybunch I don't have heating in my house because I can't afford it. My heating system is a hot water bottle. My coat is probably older than you are. Don't try to lecture me on not being able to afford it!
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  168. ​ @FirstLast-rh9jw socialism only works in the minds of the young 🥴
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  169. Well we all knew this was coming didn't we? Can someone please introduce the morons to Ewa Zajączkowska-Hernik ripping Ursula von der Leyen a new one in the European parliament debate.
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  170. @FlanaFugue  RINOs don't count. He may have had the support of the people but the party was a different matter. To all intents and purposes, I pretty much despised Trump at that point. And I pretty much hated what he did, particularly in the first year. I listened too well to the propaganda. That did not stop my being appalled at the lack of support he got in his job.
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  171. Can we not forget that we farmed all our manufacturing out to China in order to reduce our carbon footprint.
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  172. ​ @Ro-ho7bc  🤦 their deaths were cold blooded, not their bodies 🙄
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  173. ​ @tomwright9904  if the court had protected the children involved, as requested, there would have been no reason to.
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  174. ​ @KimThomas-vp4vm  neither is TR anywhere near far right nowadays. I'm not particularly sure he ever was, whether his dealings brought him in contact with other groups who were or not. Mind you, given our current PM's redefinition of the term, even I am far right these days 🤷
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  175. ​@Antonia-t3p 🤔 I thought I heard him say Stephen Yax... aka as ...
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  176. ​ @tomwright9904  not very restrictive is not the same as justified. And NO is pretty restrictive by my definition.
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  177.  @doriangray6985  if the EMC brings equality over equity, then yes.
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  178.  @cuebj  it’s not that there are no whites wanting to be doctors but that the government has put a limit on how many training places are available so that the numbers have to be met by those diversity hires. Thus depleting the services of their home countries.
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  179.  @Shrulik  not really. All that succeeds in doing is placating the Muslim contingent and giving them free rein to extend their ghettos. The UK is not an outpost of Iran!
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  180. @Shrulik actually that's what is destroying everything British. The UK is not and never should be an islamic outpost. There is more to this world than Islam.
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  181. And there we go, typical woke argument for discrimination. What a surprise. Do you seriously think that there aren't any nonwhite females with an oar in the game 🤨
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  182.  @anthonydowney6069  🤷‍♀️ they're all staff members so I guess it came down to who was available.
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  183. Take it far enough and reversion cannot happen at all. There is no biological repair for a mastectomy or castration. Puberty blocker therapies s are just about impossible to reverse. This is child abuse and should be recognised as such.
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  184. When I was a child the science, and its vacuous practitioners, said that we were heading for an imminent ice age. Yeah, like that happened! But what it/they did do was stir up fear. Same idiots, same issue. The difference then though, the reason why it didn't bring the world to near collapse then, no mobile phones & no internet 🤷
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  185. They say ’if you can’t beat ‘em, join ’em’. It seems they couldn’t beat us even whilst turning us black and blue!
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  186. You only have to live in the UK to realise that the climate is in constant flux. It always has been and it always will be. Trying to stop the change is like trying to stop the tide and Canute has already proven that a mere man, even one with a crown, cannot do that. With a growing global population we need the extra co2 to produce extra food. We also need to plant extra trees, to replace those lost through deforestation, to absorb the extra pollution and to recycle that extra co2. We need to stop stripping the land of its life, before it becomes so depleted that it produces nothing of nutritional value, and employ regenerative farming techniques that increase production. Man cannot live by rock alone 🙄 Then we need to grow more animals to make use of land that cannot be utilised for planting. At the same time we need to realise that plant production is actually more resource hungry than raising animals. That combining arable with pastoral farming is not only good for the land, it's good for us PLUS it's good for the planet.
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  187.  @rocketpig1914  exactly
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  188. In like manner, the Muslims have Mohamed and, in a way, the Catholics their Mary. We should strive to find a way for these superheroes to bring us together, not drive us apart. The Ecumenical Church brings Christian communities together. Well now we need bigger hearts to bring all faiths together so that we can truly live side by side. And, yes, that needs include the atheists and agnostics.
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  189.  @VincentRE79  whoever comes first in the poll cannot be worse than the idiot just ousted or the bumbler who preceded him. I’m just not sure Liz has the strength of character necessary to bring us back from the brink. What’s worse is that there is not enough strength in the house to support her if she fails.
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  190.  @MarkRE333  the only problem with the community charge was the media led revolt. The gutter press led the population around by the nose for months on this. As a replacement for the old rates it was way way better than the system we have in place now that they made not a mutter about.
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  191.  @VincentRE79  the unions priced them out of the market
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  192. It might be the best thing that could ever happen to reform
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  193. If you have RINOs in the republican party, do you have DINOs in the democrat party 🤔 couldn't these two groups get together and form a third party. That, at the very least, would tear down the obvious bias of the MSM and give all candidates a fair crack of the whip 🤷 maybe
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  194. She's been getting voice coaching
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  195. But prices were low in line with low wages. Raise wages and prices are going to have to go up to cover the bill.
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  196. But the claim is that they're talking about recent history not ancient
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  197. At last someone with a sensible take on kids getting on the housing market
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  198. The last issue was the election announcement on 23 May 🤔 is Freddie on leave perhaps?
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  199. It's not Britain, or not just, it's the entire West
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  200. @CH-et4go  I do not need to belong to a cult to know that man simply isn't as all encompassingly important as he apparently thinks he is. Neither do I have to be brainwashed by the current fashionable panic brigade. It's been tried before, except last time it was the next ice age, and was shown then to be nothing more than hot air and, really, we have enough hot air going around from the planet's own cycles without having to shelter from yours.
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  201.  @anthonybartlett6924  well I’m not and I do too
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  202. Loved that, it was a beautiful moment
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  203. I think she is strong enough to do that, not sure she's strong enough to do what's necessary
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  204. You only have to live in the UK to realise that the climate is in constant flux. It always has been and it always will be. Trying to stop the change is like trying to stop the tide and Canute has already proven that a mere man, even one with a crown, cannot do that. With a growing global population we need the extra co2 to produce extra food. We also need to plant extra trees, to replace those lost through deforestation, to absorb the extra pollution and to recycle that extra co2. We need to stop stripping the land of its life, before it becomes so depleted that it produces nothing of nutritional value, and employ regenerative farming techniques that increase production. Man cannot live by rock alone 🙄 Then we need to grow more animals to make use of land that cannot be utilised for planting. At the same time we need to realise that plant production is actually more resource hungry than raising animals. That combining arable with pastoral farming is not only good for the land, it's good for us PLUS it's good for the planet.
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  205. Banksy works far better with and within his environment than Blek does. And his work is there for all. What this idiot is advocating is breaking into galleries and stealing artwork (if only they would take that creepy bed 🤞)
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  206. Ahh the Spectator's favourite russian shill
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  207.  @captaingenius-o1c  the previous US government's forces adverts ought to give you a clue. What starts in America spreads like a ...
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  208.  @DDHH616  don’t forget that in the christian world homosexuality is a sin against god. For centuries it has been considered a sign of the End Time. The UK abolished the death penalty for sodomy in 1861, it took America another 12 years, it took Germany another 82. That it is broadly accepted in western culture has only come about as man has replaced god with technology, so very recently as I said earlier. Now that’s spreading to the east. In 2020 Sudan abolished its sodomy law. So, you see, the world is changing. I do realise it’s a concept that’s difficult to grasp so I understand if you can’t
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  209.  @DDHH616  see what I mean about chauvanism
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  210. He was a naturalised leftwing Marxist but he fought to defend this country. What have you done for her?
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  211. Propaganda. It doesn't meet the criteria. MSM is brainwashing its audience with its own particular version of the truth. Of course they use the word truth rather loosely.
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  212.  @merylbr8645  is your documentary online? I've only seen clips that were sanitised for TV (youtube) but I've listened to a lot of commentary, feedback and so called experts. And I've read as much of the history relating to population, invasion and exile as far back as I could find. I'm not an expert but I hate people who don't look at things from both sides before they go off half-cocked. I also won't have my mind made up for me by radicals with an ulterior motive.
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  213. Exciting and informative are not necessarily at odds with each other
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  214. Tommy Robinson isn't far right, he just doesn't appreciate his cousin being groomed
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  215. After what Biden did in Afghanistan, they're concerned about Trump making a disaster of Ukraine 😂 if they'd given Ukraine the support it needed in the beginning this war would have been over months ago.
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  216. PS Scottish born and beed hardly makes Katy English or aristocratic 🤨 get your facts right.
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  217. The Church of England isn’t exactly elitist, but then it’s no longer exactly what one might want from a religious entity nowadays either. Like the BBC it’s too busy being trendy and woke. They and the universities are so riddled with reform in an effort to appeal to the younger leftist generation they’ve about as much integrity as fishnet tights. Fortunately there are still isolated islands of sanity such as the spectator for those who have avoided this recent rush to brainwashing to seek safe refuge from all that detrital flotsam.
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  218. Having their d¡CKs chopped off does not make them women, it does not change their chromosomes, it simply makes them safe to let loose in harems. And if they take hormones it may shorten their lives but it still doesn't change their chromosomes.
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  219.  @ryanoneill2352  he's Algerian where he went through puberty but where being gay is illegal and operations to covert boys into pretend girls are available on the national health service. He has to take hormones every day of his life. Do your research 🙄
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  220. In Algeria boys going through puberty who are gay must agree to conversion therapy on the national health service. Thereafter they must take hormones every day. Do your research 🙄
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  221.  @lucylane7397  that they are up for posterity simply compounds the problem
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  222. She didn’t. The scandalmongers did
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  223.  @anonnymous4684  actually I didn't accuse you of misogyny. I have no proof that you have been physically violent towards KJK, only prejudicial
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  224.  @anonnymous4684  mysogynist is not a misspelling of misogynist neither does it have the same meaning 🤨
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  225.  @user-nb9px9cm4p  which previous post? Or do you struggle to read?
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  226.  @scotlandtheinsane3359  that and the no sector artists 🙄
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  227.  @user-nb9px9cm4p  I half thought as much when I read further down and saw a query from the op
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  228.  @scotlandtheinsane3359  we can. Though I doubt very much if this government will be the one to do it. Especially if they try to emulate the fiasco they made of it last time 🤦 We need a totally rewrite of the UK government, unwrite and shutdown some of it. We need to take away government control of the nanny state and abolish quangos, make the civil service independent again, take the Bank of England out of government. We need to rewrite health care and, in particular, the nhs making it proactive not reactive. We need to be more particular about what comes free on the NHS (whether we supplement private care as an alternative or not) the nhs is for care not lifestyle medicine. We need to rewrite migration. We need immigrants who want to come to this country for what it stands for, not to mould it into what they left behind. We need integration not segregation. We most definitely need to HALT illegal immigration. We need to unwrite a heck of a lot of the damage that this lot did last time, that the wimp tories were too scaredy cat to do anything about. We need to unwrite the green energy policies that wef conned everyone into not sink further into the quagmire. We need to put the land back into the hands of family farmers and give them a fair income. We need to raise the level of basic rate tax and bring in more (but cheaper) increments. We need to remove the cutoff for national insurance. We need to protect the position of the lifetime peers. We need to raise the height requirement for enrolling in the police, we also need more of them on the streets - many more. We need the backlog out of the courts. We need to unwrite the supreme court, the house of parliament in combination with the lords is the supreme court of the UK. We need to unwrite the dictionary changes this century has wrought. We need to put sport and religion back into schools and take sex out of it. There's lots we need to do. Way more than there's room for here.
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  229.  @user-nb9px9cm4p  😉 these things happen
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  230. It makes me so pleased I chose not to have children, whose own children would now be of an age to be reading that utter nonsense.
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  231. Humans need physical contact to be 'whole'. We know this because science has measured the hormonal effect of touch, amongst other things. Digital just doesn't cut it, no matter how better kids being brought up with technology are at understanding which button to press.
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  232. ​ @bcazz5202  you read the bit about educating yourself? I too thought he was a total 🤡👹👿 in disguise until I looked behind what the american media had done to him. No he was never raised to be politic, his mouth does get him into trouble, and he honestly didn't have a clue what he was getting into when he first stood. But, even in his naivety, he turned things around and did an awful lot more for the country than the guy who preceded him - most definitely more than the guy who succeeded him.
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  233. The CCP are using it to spy upon the world, whilst not allowing their own young minds to use it because of how damaging it is
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  234. ​ @nonesuch27 his books are still being published in the UK. And he does still produce work for a number of UK media outlets. However a growing number of US ones are printing his articles. Perhaps, as 'New York correspondent' for those UK outlets, it's easier for him to work from there. Maybe it's the social scene that attracts him though, to be fair, he's spent a fair bit of the last year travelling. Who knows what's in his brain but the UK isn't exactly a safe place for freethinkers right now.
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  235.  @Electriclentilman  it is but smartphones aren’t actually that smart so you could fill your entire day correcting every instance of this typo - every day
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  236.  @jaymac7203  we know that, tell the software developers not us, it gets boring 🥱
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  237.  @Cassp0nk  🤷 pretty sure the vast majority of kids did that for a minimum of 18 years, some for 25 or more. Many also got their parents into debts some may still be paying off. Who owes whom 🤨
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  238.  @Cassp0nk  and let's not forget that minimum wage is nearly double state pension
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  239.  @patrickhiggins9633  that's a false representation of the figures referring to pensioners living as part of households with a total wealth of £1 million or more. The pensioners themselves could well have nothing more than their state pension. In fact a retired couple living in a converted manse near me, a property now valued at close to £1m, bought said property for an awful lot less an awfully long time ago. ie they have a joint wealth probably close to or in excess of £1m but actual individual incomes far below that (though potentially in the 10s of 1000s combined).
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  240. We shouldn't aim to punish top earners but to engineer a wage differential to keep minimum and maximum wages/final salaries a set amount apart. Percentage rises drive top and bottom further apart every time they occur.
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  241. ​ @pamdowns1302 probably autocorrect being a nuisance
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  242. In that case so should pregnancy in older females - where the risk of defect is potentially higher.
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  243. @KimThomas-vp4vm  there's a higher risk of genetic anomalies from aged mothers
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  244. But there's a difference between needing a phone for safety (although I question whether that need is real despite having once frightened the life out of mother because I walked home having missed the bus) and a smartphone.
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  245.  @VincentRE79  yea gods forbid! I couldn’t face another 4 years of that bitter woman, let alone a lifetime 🤦
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  246. I too agree with Richard yet am a believer in a higher power, though not a believer in the sense or of the same power that most Christians believe.
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  247.  @denkillen  best newspaper going 👍
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  248. It is scandalous, yes, but women have ranted about equality for years. Well now they’ve got it. You slap me, I’ll slap you sounds pretty equal to me
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  249. ​ @spaghettibadger647  that would be when he had his puppet in power there though, wouldn't it.
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  250.  @lew209  well, yes, I suppose so. US elections do tend to drag on a ridiculously long time
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  251. Turkey?
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  252. 'nothing for Rishi Sunak, ha-ha!' that was a callous inference after stopping him adding more 🤨
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  253. ​ @borderlands6606  it's my experience that working class privileged the extended family rather than nuclear.
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  254. The pro Palestine mob wreaks havoc at every opportunity There's a reek of obvious incompetence in government circles
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  255. What's new 🤷‍♀️ I've been paying for other people's children's education my whole working life. Including the one's whose parents never paid a penny tax.
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  256. Sorry but as a woman, who on earth could take her seriously 🙄
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  257. I swore he would never get my vote and he never has. Then again, I’d never have favoured Corbyn either.
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  258. He's posturing again 🙄
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  259. I've worked the better part of my life. I'm going to conjecture that pretty much makes me working class.
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  260. And the current incumbent, the Fouke Monster, does more harm in fewer months
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  261. ​ @joesoy9185  my old grammar school is a block of flats 🙄
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  262.  @robharris5467  yes, de gaulle is a piece of work too. I'd not trust that back stabber either
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  263. It's just playing the blame game. He's inferring that Russia's attack on Ukraine was not an act of war and blowing the pipeline could not possibly be retribution.
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  264. If a person has a penis that person is, ultimately, a man. If that man has transitioned physically he has earned the right to be recognised as a woman
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  265. Which woman, fan of whom?
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  266.  @baltasarnoreno5973  she's always evinced a poor opinion of both. And she's never pointed to one above the other until now
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  267.  @motivationishere3483  and yet I've heard her say she dreaded Trump winning
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  268. But do you believe the evidence of your eyes or what MSM tells you?
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  269. ​ @aceshigh23  not all women want/wanted children. For reasons as multifarious as the women themselves.
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  270. ⁠ @JJRM8 only in the minds of a very small number of radicalised sheeple is it truly about climate. Give them something to concentrate on and they will never see what’s happening until it’s over. Self surrender of control and subjugation of the proletariat.
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  271.  @JJRM8  🤷 so are morons
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  272.  @notreallydavid  oh dear, your ears are so blocked by the indoctrination that you couldn't hear a punchline if it clocked you one on your delicate teeny tiny snoz.
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  273.  @BlueAxeRacer  the only thing farage puts first is farage
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  274.  @paulpenfold2352  what on earth does being proactive have to do with cults? It means to anticipate what's going to go wrong and fix it before it does 🤦 I mean like working with people to prevent them getting sick enough to need meds rather than waiting until they are then reacting by giving them a tablet, then giving them a tablet to fix the reaction to the tablet, then giving them a tablet for the new side effects, then giving them a tablet to fix the side effects stopper and so on and so forth. If you stop people getting sick you keep your costs down and make their lives better. Then, because you don't have to see so many sick people, you don't have waiting lists anymore. Less stress, more time for the people who need it before whatever they've got makes them ill.
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  275.  @paulpenfold2352  ahh, beyond your power of reasoning, I figured it might be.
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  276.  @oioisweetheart3500  actually not. You're hiring a servant, just like every other servant, manual worker, health care worker, etc for that matter. It's just that the effects of the work they do can't be seen for 9 months. Like when you buy beef from the butcher, that beef can't be seen for the first however many months of its life - except with surrogacy you don't kill the oven.
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  277. ​ @thomassenbart  if no gas was flowing then how was there so much gas escaping when it blew 🙄 of course it was flowing - all the way into the russian coffers
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  278. Stonewall is no longer an organisation to be respected or trusted. They no longer support the needs of those they purportedly came into existence to protect
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  279.  @Lurch685  There are more trees on earth now than in 1982 but 46 percent less than there before humans started chopping them down for firewood, for fields or simply for fun. But it's not just the number, it's the quality, the variety and the age. Unlike water filters, the older and bigger they are, trees can clean more pollution out of the atmosphere than they could when brand spanking new. A 2020 Yale report notes "Deforestation, land-use change, and forest management are responsible for a gross loss of over 15 billion trees each year.". Sadly the 16 trees I planted in my garden aren't going to fix that.
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  280.  @Lurch685  where's my response gone 🙄 there are more trees now than there were in 1982 but that wasn't the point of what I was saying. The gist of which was we grow the wrong sort of trees, many in the wrong places, for too short a time and my weedy orchard of 18 trees isn't adding much to the battle
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  281.  @sirrathersplendid4825  🤔 isn't that where we came into this conversation?
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  282.  @pamelagaull3928  a lot of modern food is devoid of the necessary levels of essential nutrients. It affects our brains, it affects our bodies. A good source of b complex is to scatter nutritional yeast over everything 😉 magnesium l-threonate will help you sleep. But if you're tired all the time get your iron checked.
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  283. You need to understand the history behind providing support. If you had done just a little research you would realise how inappropriate that suggestion would be for the uk’s standing.
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  284.  @GAZ_X  well for starters I’m not fool enough to swallow msn’s left wing garbage without researching it myself. Secondly until 2014 Ukraine was corrupt, with its Russian puppet in power rather than the democratically elected prime minister it now has. There’s no doubt that years of communist control has had a negative effect on corruption but the current incumbent is trying hard to change that. Thirdly every nation has its ‘nazi’/right-wing extremist group. Any suggestion that Ukraine’s population is overrun by these is Russian propaganda built out of Ukrainian collaboration with the Nazi German occupiers of Poland and the Ukrainian SSR during World War II - just like Vichy France did.
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  285.  @GAZ_X  as I pointed out before, you need to do your research into the whys and wherefores before perpetuating the propaganda. To do otherwise simply makes you an agent of the russian propaganda machine, or an internet bot wannabe.
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  286.  @GAZ_X  by the by however close minded you wish to remain about it, covid is real and I know people who have suffered from it, both badly and mildly. I also know people who have died from it, or knew as the case may be. I also know people who both had no reaction to the vaccine or suffered vaccine injury to various degree - including life changing, though not death as far as I can personally confirm - although I have lost contact with one friend. Don’t for one minute think, because governmental reaction was a debacle, that covid19 was just a rumour. Just be grateful that omicron, little more than a cold for anyone without comorbidities (any of the autoimmune disorders and diseases), has wiped all previous variants out. I not only know many people who have had omicron but have had it myself so can certainly attest to its reality. But that is the current version. There is new evidence that the latest mutations may have greater impact. Whilst omicron provided immunity to earlier variants, there’s little guarantee that it will do the same for future versions.
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  287. Restart your player
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  288.  @NicholasWongCQ  🤦🏼 biology isn't your strong point is it. All mammals are animals 🙄
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  289.  @raina4732  for dogs, 12 weeks instead of 6 or 9 makes a tremendous difference. This is the sort of breeder to buy from. Way different start to life than coming from a puppy mill.
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  290.  @blazingstar9638  a ridiculous consequence of complying with various different country compliance issues. To protect children from the internet, I can't have a conversation about crayons on youtube (and, yes, that was deleted 🤦).
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  291.  @raina4732  tell me about it, as well as the innocuous one above, I have had so many comments disappear including one that was discussing crayons 🤦
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  292. ​ @keithapps  only the brainwashed, bots are trolls truly believe that
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  293. Well I've been funding Ukraine for the last couple of years so I'd say I'm a better friend to her than she is to me 🤔
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  294. Historically this is what (grand)parents have always done 🤷 where’s the problem with that
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  295. Such is the youth of today
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  296. ​ @markbaker5080  because the vast majority of the tax paying electorate looks no further than the end of its nose.
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  297. She didn't say that
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  298. If everyone told the truth the great unwashed would get used to it and come to expect it
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  299. On which point can I remind anyone with savings to check their monthly interest before the taxman does it for them. Now that savings are no longer taxed at source savers are now responsible for keeping an eye on their interest. Standard rate tax payers can earn £1000 before they become liable.
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  300. Well that's why he had to take out American citizenship and I doubt he's going to revoke that for this itty bitty island. It sure would be good to get rid of his corrupt practices in the gutter press 🤞🏼 one can certainly hope
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  301. Try watching children playing in the street and hearing broad Yorkshire or Glaswegian accent issue from the mouth of an apparently Pakistani boy
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  302. Let Russia take Ukraine and we'll have exactly the same battle on our hands when they take Poland. Except, no, then we'll actually have lost any advantage we currently hold.
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  303. Do you think that moving all our manufacturing to China to reduce our carbon footprint might have led them to the idea that they're a world power who can do as they want, following Russia's lead once we capitulate 🤔
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  304. ​ @zosothezephead837 they simply described it as the opposite
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  305. Thank you
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  306. Having their d¡CKs chopped off does not make them women, it does not change their chromosomes, it simply makes them safe to let loose in harems. And if they take hormones it may shorten their lives but it still doesn't change their chromosomes.
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  307. Is this the pretend woman who smashed a woman's face last year?
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  308.  @catherinehume9193  you weren't born brainwashed so have you sought treatment for it? I do hope that it isn't catching.
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  309. She doesn't need babies. The entire western world needs babies.
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  310.  @vivienneb6199  what war on women. Women have been leading the charge for the last half century or more 🤦 all they gotta do is cross their legs.
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  311. @Dont_Be_Ridiculous it’s the chemicals that we don’t have control over that terrify me. We’re not just breathing them in, and slathering them all over our skins, we’re eating and drinking the things. They ridicule earlier generations for using the likes of lead and arsenic for health, vanity and diet. Yet, even knowing the science behind some of them, they happily permit the inclusion of known and unknown poisons in our modern preparations and foodstuffs.
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  312.  @marial8415  is that a confession?
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  313.  @marial8415  I don't believe in gotcha moments but you came up with the channels so you're obviously familiar with them. They never occurred to me because I don't have a TV to be glued to. Nor would they be available to me if I did
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  314. ​ @Bereadyalways123 yesss, they obviously overran your brain whilst they were here, or was it there 🤔 are you the invader trying to misdirect the conversation. The token Russian shill 🤣 do the Chinese send shills, I guess they do. So somebody's shill then.
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  315.  @neilrobson3064  OMG the vitriol is rotting your brain again 🤦 be careful how it oozes out of your back passage, you might infect a perfectly nice human being on the way to the processing plant.
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  316. ​ @johnsmith1474  used to be able to do that on YouTube but, sometimes after they were bought out, google changed the way that they were delivered. So now don't have a choice. And some you can stop, others you can't.
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  317. ​ @helenromanelli2544  the Trevor project is suicide prevention. Are you saying that youtube should encourage young people to die?
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  318. You cannot trust the media. Whatever they report, whoever seems to benefit, you can bet there'll be something in it for them. The more damage they can inflict, the happier they are 🙄
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  319.  @katong1953  the algorithm doesn't care what you were talking about. It's looking for certain words, combinations or concepts. Say anything that meets any of its criteria signals and poof 💥 you're gone. Twice, the other day, I wrote a post about the start of the postal service and, both times, it vanished. Apparently history lessons are no longer allowed either.
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  320. NATO isn't firing weapons on anyone. Russia is firing weapons on Ukraine
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  321.  @johnmccaffrey5942  if you deal with Putin at an advantage he will wipe the floor with you. If you want your kids growing up speaking russian then, fine, go for it.
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  322. Jan 6 was a debacle, Jan 7 a fiction
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  323. All well and good for those with the financial wherewithal to be able to afford home schooling and/or the skills to do soo. Not everyone can. And don’t forget that school is possibly the one safe place in some children’s lives and the most likely one where home abuse is recognised.
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  324. Which is a totally different kettle of fish. An appalling one.
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  325.  @swarming1092  somebody who is unhappy with life because they are mineral deficient topping themselves is a whole lot different to someone who has been living with the agony of a body riddled with cancer in every fibre of their body for the last 18 months and has been given another agonising 12 weeks to live. A totally different kettle of fish 🤨
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  326. Sadly women did deliver the message, why do you think the youth of today are in such a mess 🤷‍♀️
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  327.  @whatacruelchoice  the one that undermined our young men
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  328.  @AllanHinde-mb2pr  the trouble is, when you use the appropriate language to describe certain things on YouTube they turn into gas and disappear into the ether. I already posted the same thing and it disappeared as I pressed enter. What you see is English enough to be understood.
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  329. Algae bloom poisons fish and the environment they live in. Introducing rabbit (mice and rats) into Australia, was an ecological disaster. And you want to introduce algae into the sea 🤦😱🐒
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  330. Try Joe Rogan
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  331. Rishi was never given a fair chance by the media
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  332. ​ @leslie-annmills-gomez8763  would that be the land that was stolen from the Israelis in the first place or the land that Israel won in battle when attacked by islamic forces? Let's not forget that the land that the Palestinians occupy was land won by Israel but gifted to the Palestinians so that they had a place to call home after being thoroughly trounced in battle.
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  333. Because we're not willing to pay enough in taxes to fund everything we want done yesterday already, because we want higher wages for less commitment so prices rise and there's not enough money to fund everything we want done ...
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  334. It's the media that is driving hysteria, they always do. They always have done but social media enables them to spread like wildfire
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  335.  @lordprotector3367  actually it quite possibly was. It most certainly wasn't any better.
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  336. Oh anything is credible, listen to him make it so 🤦
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