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Nothing from any single actual spurs fans, all anonymous accounts from Asia / the Middle East etc. same case literally every single time on instagram but no club ever acknowledges this fact. These empty statements that aren’t tackling the actual reasons are completely pointless
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🇵🇱 | ÚLTIMO: En Polonia, acaban de descubrir que el atacante de Cracovia, Michał Oksiński era un activista de izquierda radical, antifascista y anarcocomunista, que se burlaba del cristianismo. El gobierno de Tusk y los medios quisieron vincularlo con grupos de derecha, pero hoy se sabe que no es así. Todo se pudo filtrar de las cuentas de Oksinski qué ahora están eliminadas, la pregunta es, ¿quién eliminó las dos cuentas del atacante en Facebook, si a sus dos padres y a su hermana los encontraron muertos en su vivienda?
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This couldn't happen in the uk cos she wouldn't be able to use gamechat without showing her ID
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Jess, I also want to highlight how entirely inappropriate for it to, under any circumstances, be on the defence to prove its own innocence. This violates not only a number of human rights conventions & standards to which the UK is a party, but also the very concept of justice.
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We need to build slack absolutely everywhere. You should be able to fuck up a couple of times, to dick around for a few months, to try things out that don’t work, to have a job that offers you a launchpad to set something up yourself. The alternative to this (the Grindset, constant minmaxing etc) produces a world of insects.
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I think it is because everyone involved in AI spent the last two years proudly boasting that they would turn the majority of the voting population into a “permanent underclass”
The reason they are pushing for an AI slow down is they don’t want to get to the good part of the massive raise in broad human prosperity that AI looks set to usher in until after the next Presidential election. They don’t want Trump to be president when the gains start being really noticeable.
When humanoid robots that can do all your laundry and fold and put away your clothes start becoming accessible for more than ~10% of Americans, that will be a civilizational tipping point.
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Erm this MP is implying kissing could be interpreted by a court as an illegal act under her deliberately vague amendment to the law.
Yesterday she also suggested people shouldn't be having oral sex due to the tiny risk of cancer.
Unfit to be an MP. Insane. Recall.
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The war has been a disaster for America and the UK.
Yesterday Trump suffered the electoral consequences of his mistake.
The lesson? Always put the safety and prosperity of your people first👇
The Iranian regime is wicked, but this war needs to come to an end as soon as possible because it is making Britain poorer.
Reform are a party for working people, not drawn-out wars in faraway places.
The liberal interventionists of the early 21st century failed our own people, leaving them poorer and more exposed to mass migration, not to mention the brave British men whose lives were lost. The British people have had enough of them. It’s time to be realists and put Britain first.
That’s why Nigel Farage immediately ruled out suggestions that the UK might deploy boots on the ground. Nor do we see why British aircraft should become involved in offensive action.
In just a matter of days, people are feeling the side effects of this conflict. The cost of filling up your car or van has already risen sharply. Those who rely on heating oil to heat their homes are feeling the pinch. And very soon household prices will rise more sharply. The fact is that the longer this war continues, the more damage it will cause to British families, businesses and manufacturers.
We must channel Palmerston and ruthlessly pursue our national self-interest. That means being steadfast in our defence of our people and bases in the region. But it also means being clear that a prolonged conflict in the Middle East will see prices spiral here and hurt everyone in their pocket.
The only war the Government should be waging is on the malign Iranian influence here on our own soil. The radical Imams Tehran funds. The extremism they promote. The agents they send on small boats. The IRGC needs to be proscribed, the funding cut off, and our porous borders sealed shut. Illegal migrants from Iran must be removed.
If those egging on British military involvement in Iran were as eager to secure our border we would be a much safer country.
And as everything becomes more expensive, Starmer should be making life easier for people. I warned the Chancellor on Tuesday that a rise in fuel duty at a time when prices are already rising by 20 per cent was a terrible idea, yet she has doubled down. So too has Ed Miliband, who refuses to grant new oil and gas licenses against all logic.
At a time when our country is broken and in need of serious repair, we do not need distractions. Our sole interest must always be in making the British people safer and more prosperous. There is no time to waste.
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The people in zip-up gilets talking about how everyone but them was going to end up as a permanent underclass are the most worthless, classless potential overclass ever to offer themselves to the public. A spiritual and aesthetic void.
The AI Revolution is the first ever agricultural or industrial revolution where people losing out because of it are able to vote and that could well throttle it in the end.
The cartoon that guy drew on here a few weeks ago from the vantage point of 50 years in the future where an unspecified government has crushed the “billionaires” and taken away their “AI toys” and things still keep on getting inexorably worse but life sort of limps on in the corners just as love and snatched bliss can exist in the teeming slums of Cairo might be eerily prescient
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Rupert Lowe is basically the soft right figure many in Restore complain about Nigel Farage being. Entire impression of Restore being hard right seems down to Downes and whoever is running Lowe's account on here.
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We will review every citizenship granted due to Open Borders Burnham's horrific U-turn today.
If a migrant doesn't unambiguously benefit Britain, their citizenship will be revoked.
The Boriswave must be reversed.
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🚨BREAKING: Henry Nowak's family claim they were "manipulated in our darkest hour" by police after his murder
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Given that quite a lot of the second big wave of Pakistani immigration to Britain was former Razakars fleeing prosecution, it’s conceivable that the same people were responsible for both
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The left won in the 60s because their side was fun and jubilant and energetic and youthful and everyone wanted to be part of it. Nobody wants to be part of this staid moralistic Christian nationalist bullshit.
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For fifty eight years, my boss in Tokyo believed that beef should be sliced as thin as paper.
In Japan, we cook thin meat for four seconds in boiling broth. That is our way.
Then last month, the YouTube algorithm showed Director Sato a video of a man in Texas smoking a brisket.
It changed his life.
On Monday morning, he called me to his desk. His eyes were bloodshot.
"Have you seen this?" he whispered, turning his monitor toward me. "The American pitmaster does not sleep for sixteen hours. He sits by the fire in the dark. He guards the meat like a castle."
I said, "Sir, it is just a barbecue."
He slammed his hand on the desk.
"This is not cooking," he said. "This is a vigil."
Last Saturday was our annual company picnic by the river in Kanagawa. Normally, we grill thin meat and yakisoba for two hours and go home at 2:00 PM.
I arrived at 9:30 AM to help set up.
Director Sato was already there.
I want to be accurate here: he had been sitting in a folding chair since 10:00 PM on Friday night. He was wearing a towel around his head and staring at a massive black barrel smoker he had imported from Oklahoma.
Inside I said: THIS MAN HAS ABANDONED CORPORATE LIFE FOR THE SMOKE.
When we tried to help him, he held up a pair of metal tongs and clicked them twice.
"Step back," he said calmly. "The stall has begun. Nobody opens the lid."
Twelve Japanese accountants stood in complete silence around a barrel for four more hours. Nobody dared to eat a single noodle until he gave the signal.
At 1:45 PM, he sliced the meat. It fell apart on the cutting board.
My boss looked at the pink smoke ring, nodded once, and wiped a single tear from his cheek.
He has already submitted an official budget request for a trailer smoker for next fiscal year.