@consumerofmonch
 L'île de la misère
Joined October 2023
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The Liberating Scot@BroonpotOct 3
Replying to @RideoutTim
The Anglo-British state, masquerading as the United Kingdom, has a long history of not honouring or abiding by its treaties or contracts, whether international or social. Hence its nickname: Perfidious Albion
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They are insane
Karen@tweetcarrieannOct 2
Replying to @chrisray11
Today a house has to be fully furnished with the best; assorted subscriptions; daily Starbucks; latest phone; nails; tattoos, throwaway fashion; foreign holidays etc. maybe if they looked at what they actually spend their money on they would be able to save for a deposit.
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Replying to @MolloyLaurence @LoftusSteve
I will, I shouldn't have to pay more so the lowest common denominator is too hopeless to make decisions for themselves.
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because*
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I'm all about solutions to pressing problems
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Stéphanε γvelines@StephanVelinesOct 1
WELT article states that: • 🇬🇧 is vying for 🇩🇪 participation to 🇬🇧 🇮🇹 🇯🇵 GCAP project • framework conditions are to be drawn up at working level (including development & workshare arrangements) • Reservations within the 🇩🇪 Ministry of Defence /1 ⬇️ welt.de/politik/deutschland/…

Rüstungsprojekt: Das stille Ringen um den nächsten großen Kampfjet-Plan - WELT

Neue Phase in der deutschen Rüstungs- und Luftfahrtpolitik: Jetzt wirbt Großbritannien um eine Beteiligung Deutschlands an einem internationalen Kampfjet-Programm. Doch interne Papiere aus Berlin...

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meanwhile in america
Patrick Heizer
@PatrickHeizerSep 30
Fair chance that by 2030, the median household will be making $100,000 per year.
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Richard Unwin@UnwinRichardSep 30
Replying to @CarlWillDurham
The strength of pensioners is high; our power rests in our age. Every time one of us is arrested for free speech, hundreds of nails are hammered into the Labour State coffin. We cannot punch physically to combat the jackboot but we can stand strong in defiance.
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"Social contracts aren't worth the paper they're written on"
Duncan Lundie 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿@DuncanMhorSep 30
I have been paying for other people's pensions for 30 years, on the basis that when I retired the working generation would do the same for me. Social contracts aren't worth the paper they're written on.
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banger ngl
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Jackie Meek@JackieMeek6Sep 28
ANDY BURNHAM YOU C**T INSTEAD OF CUTTING THE PENSION WHAT PEOPLE HAVE PAID INTO HOW ABOUT SENDING ALL THE FUCKING ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS BACK.AND PUT THE RETIRING AGE DOWN AND GET THE YOUNG PEOPLE IN TO WORK INSTEAD OF LIVING OF BENIFITS .DO SOMETHING. STOP WASTING TAX PAYERS MONEY.
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The intended audience of this high-risk low-reward gambit is the bond market prior to the budget, similar to Reeves delaying announcements until after the OBR locked the bond rate used for their budget calcs so she could announce spending after the cutoff.
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The signal is "I will confront problems" without actually having to meaningfully do so
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Noble Francis
@NobleFrancisSep 28
And these extra government costs on house building (which will be increasing further in October 2026 & March 2027) need to be addressed, or the sites still remain unviable despite affordability being less of a problem. (7/n) #ukhousing #ukconstruction
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Don't pay the tv license and still feel ripped off
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Helvellyn a lot scramblier than I remembered. Also spooky ravens.
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Today I walked 14 miles up and down Ben More on the isle of Mull and saw very little except this tiny frog.
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bernoulli_defect
@BernoulliDefectSep 21
Also enough to fund free university education, or every sane tram/metro project ever proposed in every British city. What we have given to PIP passes no good cost:benefit exercise, and the massive increases in it won’t create any enduring economic legacy for Britain or its new recipients.
camilo
@AscendedYieldSep 20
The PIP increase across the 2024-2030 period of £19 billion is almost twice as much as the £10 billion the government needs to find to increase defence spending lmao
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St Columbas Bay on Iona, it was all downhill from there tbh.
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No escape from nimbyism
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Evil English colonist at the Camanachd cup final
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