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You Americans really show how stupid you are about other countries’ politics. If you had actually taken the time to educate and learn anything but your own stupid country, you wouldn’t ask such brain-dead questions.
Replying to @CertainTeaa
Doesn't explain why you voted for central bankers who are quick to sell off your country's infrastructure, and is now also beefing up national defense purely to enrich themselves, no matter what you tell yourself. You are pro-privatization, pro-militarization conservative.
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I'm sorry but Chloe's song was not this good. Sabrina is also not dressed like Cindy Lou singing about riding Santa all night behind Mrs claus back. Like can we be for real?😭
What do you have against donkeys? What did donkeys ever do to you 😒
Replying to @TheDemocrats @StephenM
Your logo is an:
1) Ass
2) with holes in it
Assholes.
That’s your actual logo.
Can we not… I haven’t even been here for a year yet…
🚨 NEW: The Government's "Black Sky" contingency plans for a national water or power blackout
- Around 100 BBC staff would be deployed to run an emergency RM radio studio stocked with enough food, water and fuel to keep it running for 3 days
- The BBC would broadcast pre-written Government scripts through the studio, including how to ration water, what to do if toilets stop working and which food to eat first (see scripts below)
- Radio masts would switch to diesel generators to keep broadcasts going for up to 72 hours without electricity
- BBC teams would use satellite phones to stay in contact, with agreed meeting points and backup arrangements if those phones stop working
- They would also report from emergency centres across the UK using satellite-equipped BBC vehicles to help keep information flowing to the public
- Emergency services would have alternative ways to communicate if mobile phone networks stopped working
- The Government is putting £70m towards aircraft that could restore mobile phone and internet coverage across the UK for over a week
Everyone I meet is a reform person…. The only policy they know is that immigrants are bad (but not all of them I still like my curry). Also, they’re severely uneducated, and it hurts. 😭
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Replying to @RupertLowe10
Cat check: Lowe previously complained that it was too hard for people from India to get visas to work in the UK
'Free movement' is a false premise.
If you're from Australia, India, Canada etc then getting a visa is virtually impossible.
But zero questions if you're from the EU.
Let's have a system that's fair for everyone, regardless of where you are from.
thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/…
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Mulher: “aborto devia ser legal”
Homens: “se não quer ter filhos é só fechar as pernas”
Mulher: “vou fechar as pernas”
Homens:
Replying to @haizspeak
A pessoa fala que tem medo de fazer penetração porque tem pavor da possibilidade de engravidar e acha que tá tudo bem
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“Do you support abortion”
Yes
“Would you think it would be okay if your mom aborted you”
I wouldn’t even know bitch get a grip
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Imagine seeing a man from the Epstein files with a girl this young and your takeaway is "she's a gold digger." So pathetic.
FLAVIO BRIATORE IS OUT HERE WITH A WOMAN YOUNG ENOUGH TO BE HIS GRANDDAUGHTER.
BRO IS 76 AND STILL DATING LIKE HE'S 22.
LET'S BE FUCKING HONEST. IF HE WAS BROKE, WOULD SHE EVEN LOOK HIS WAY?
MONEY REALLY IS THE ULTIMATE FUCKING BEAUTY FILTER.
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Our military has been drastically underfunded since roughly 1994 so like funding it is actually very important if you at all care about your own nations safety.
Insane soft launching
🚨 NEW: The Government's "Black Sky" contingency plans for a national water or power blackout
- Around 100 BBC staff would be deployed to run an emergency RM radio studio stocked with enough food, water and fuel to keep it running for 3 days
- The BBC would broadcast pre-written Government scripts through the studio, including how to ration water, what to do if toilets stop working and which food to eat first (see scripts below)
- Radio masts would switch to diesel generators to keep broadcasts going for up to 72 hours without electricity
- BBC teams would use satellite phones to stay in contact, with agreed meeting points and backup arrangements if those phones stop working
- They would also report from emergency centres across the UK using satellite-equipped BBC vehicles to help keep information flowing to the public
- Emergency services would have alternative ways to communicate if mobile phone networks stopped working
- The Government is putting £70m towards aircraft that could restore mobile phone and internet coverage across the UK for over a week








































