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Polly Tearooms in Marlborough closes after 114 years. For the same reasons that all businesses are struggling: NI rise, minimum wage, taxes, regulations.
Our rulers can’t begin to imagine what it’s like to run a small enterprise within tight profit margins.
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SECRETARY RUBIO: The Iranian people are great people. I have talked about how great Iran is and how great its people are, and how different they are from the small core of violent maniacs who govern them. It is very sick.
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Senator Fetterman took only 10 seconds to say the quiet part out loud about Abdul El-Sayed: he is “running to be the head of our emerging pro-Hamas wing here in the party.”
And he says, “This guy is really the Pontiac Platner,” comparing him to the Maine Democrat forced out of the Maine race over a Nazi tattoo.
This is the new radical wing of the Democratic Party. Thanks for calling it out @SenFettermanPA
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Imagine investing £68 million of pension money in a company planning to build wind farms.
Years later, no wind farms have been completed.
Yet the company has now distributed £60 million in dividends.
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Wow
🔥Wait a second. Did everyone catch that? Booker keeps pressing Kash on his Grand Jury testimony AGAIN.
Kash Patel says “HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT WAS ASKED IN THE GRAND JURY IF YOU WEREN’T THERE??”
He’s right..how TF would be know? Did Kash just insinuate that the Grand Jury questions were LEAKED to someone?
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If you don't know what the people of Gaza did to these elderly people in captivity, please don't tell me you care about human rights.
Amiram Cooper (84), Chaim Peri (79), Yoram Metzger (80).
They were taken from their homes to the tunnels of Gaza, and the people of Gaza made sure they did not return alive.
We will never forget.
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I've long claimed that 2nd and 3rd generation immigrants would never go to war for France. However, if France were to go to war with Israel, I'd be the first person to admit I was wrong.
Mélenchon s'adresse à l'ambassadeur israélien et déclare que, s'il est élu, il entrera en guerre avec Israël afin de défendre la Palestine. Ce type est totalement fou.
#7novembre #ActeIV #Melenchon2027
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Western political analysts keep questioning the unity of the Iranian opposition. But look at Frankfurt.
Thousands of Iranians travelled from across the world, paying their own way and facing threats from the regime, to make their voices heard.
This is more than a rally. It is a powerful display of solidarity, determination, and a shared vision for a free Iran under the leadership of Shah of Iran @PahlaviReza.
No threats can silence a nation determined to reclaim its future.
Javid Shah! 🇮🇷🦁☀️
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Prinz Reza Pahlavi, umgeben von Zehntausenden Unterstützern:
“Und Sie, Millionen unserer Landsleute im Iran, sind das Licht. Genau das Licht, das über die Finsternis der Islamischen Republik triumphieren wird.”
Das ist ein Bild, das die Terroristen der Islamischen Republik mit Drohungen zu verhindern versuchten, doch es ist ihnen nicht gelungen. Wir danken der @Polizei_Ffm, die mit ihrem Einsatz die Freiheit schützt.
Morgen nimmt Prinz Reza Pahlavi in Frankfurt den Freiheitspreis treuhänderisch im Namen des iranischen Volkes entgegen. Und ausgerechnet jetzt hat die Frankfurter Polizei ihm offiziell untersagt, auf der Kundgebung zu sprechen, weil die Islamische Republik mit Gewalt gedroht hat. Es ist so weit gekommen, dass Handlanger des Terrorregimes in Deutschland ungehindert auftreten dürfen, während die Stimme der Freiheitsliebenden zum Schweigen gebracht wird. Das ist traurig…
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Egyptian prosecutors are seeking the death penalty or 25 years in prison for Said Mansour Rezk Abdelrazek, a Christian convert from Islam,The Jerusalem Post reported, citing his lawyers.
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ALASTAIR STEWART: Dementia has made me question whether my life is still worth living trib.al/MzPcLxP
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Victor Davis Hanson: The Blue Wave Will Not Paralyze Donald Trump
In the imperial presidency of the modern era, Donald Trump can pretty much do what he wants based on prior precedent abroad, and he can do what he wants domestically if we keep in mind a couple of caveats, Victor Davis Hanson argues on this week’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words.”
Full episode: youtu.be/D7kalUo6cCI
@VDHanson
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A billionaire commissioned a baroque Passivhaus in the Cotswolds
English baroque
Locally quarried stone
Net-zero energy performance.
West Oxfordshire refused it twice
Neighbours called it ‘a proposal of truly outstanding grotesquery’
The Planning Inspectorate just approved it as a potential future heritage asset
Classical craft and sustainability are not in conflict
British planning law wasted 15 years believing they were...
@Gondor_Ind
@FTerryArchitect
Ronald Burkle, the American billionaire behind Soho House, plans to build a six-bedroom property in the Cotswalds village of Little Tew.
Nearby homeowners previously described Mr Burkle’s plans as a “truly outstanding grotesquery” 👇
telegraph.co.uk/business/202…
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I cannot fathom how its possible the UN is allowing this to continue.
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Rotem Gafinovitz reveals in a new interview that her British cycling team kicked her out due to her being Israeli.
Gafinovitz made headlines on October 14th, 2023, as she raced with tears running down her cheeks and her Star of David proudly displayed. She had wanted to skip the race and return to Israel, but was convinced to stay and cycle for all those who died on October 7th. It is also the race that helped qualify her for the Paris Olympics.
Despite being an Olympian-level cyclist, her British team didn't want her anymore, specifically because she has an Israeli passport.
I'm sure Free Palestine supporters will read this post and pat themselves on the back like they did anything. But all they are doing is harassing a woman who has done more for Palestinians than they ever have. Gafinovitz returned to Israel recently to vote, and she also participated in a charity cycling event for a hospital that regularly admits Palestinian children from Gaza and the West Bank.
That is support. Trying to ruin someone's life because of where they were born isn't.
ALT A person sits beside a bicycle on a dirt path, surrounded by dry grass and trees. They are wearing a blue and white cycling jersey with the Alyn Hospital logo. A helmet rests on the bicycle's handlebars.
