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mexican adjacent

East Lothian
Joined March 2011
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As opposed to the more common situation these days in which a clown comes dressed as a lecturer.
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Every doctor who was involved in these should be struck off & hauled before a Nuremberg-style court.
🚨Breaking🚨 Last year, the NHS spent £6.5m on over 1,000 double mastectomies for women identifying as men. British taxpayers are funding the mutilation of healthy body parts belonging to mentally-ill women. These procedures must be eradicated.
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We have reached the FULLY CONTROLLED MEDIA phase of European liberalism. Clowns like @sikorskiradek (aka Mr Applebaum) are making complete fools of themselves. They have no values, no integrity - nothing. Maybe a book contract with a collapsing publisher. 🇵🇱
🇵🇱 Poland's publicly funded broadcaster TVP World has been exposed for political bias after an internal newsroom message directed staff to emphasize an argument blaming the President for the country's constitutional crisis. The message, attributed to newsroom chief Adam Jasser, argues that Nawrocki caused the crisis by refusing to swear in judges elected by parliament. It claims the president has no authority to review those appointments, describing his role as that of “just a notary.” The instruction ends: “Please make sure we drive this point home.” The controversy comes as Poland faces a confrontation over its Constitutional Tribunal, where judges backed by Prime Minister Donald Tusk's parliamentary majority moved yesterday to suspend the court's president and his deputy. They accuse the court's leadership of obstructing five newly elected judges whose appointments Nawrocki has refused to recognize, while the court president maintains that those judges cannot serve without presidential oaths. The move triggered protests and police intervention, prompting Nawrocki to turn his plane around while traveling to Senegal and return to Warsaw. The allegations are particularly significant because TVP World is part of Poland's public broadcaster, which is expected to provide independent coverage of the country's political institutions. Source: @FilipStyczynski, Reuters / Writer: Mhedi
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I keep getting sucked back into this because it feels like one of those old-school social psych experiments on conformity
"How do you respond to irrefutable evidence that Jason Arday plagiarized?" "I don't have to, here is a long unrelated list of books in the public domain"
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🚨 European union and globalists just crossed a line it can't uncross. And almost nobody noticed. 🚨 ⚠️ Friday night in Warsaw, the president of Poland's Constitutional Tribunal was suspended for a month. Within hours, police sealed off the building. The head of the country's highest court was left standing outside the gates of his own court. Protesters cut the chain on the gate with a saw. The President of Poland turned his plane around mid-flight to Senegal and rushed home in the middle of the night. Donald Tusk's response: "Restoring the rule of law is our duty. There is no other way." Read that again. Restoring the rule of law with riot police around a constitutional court. ⚠️ Whether you like PiS and its judges is not the point. The point is the precedent. A government just showed that you can push out the head of a supreme court through an internal maneuver, secure it with uniforms, and call it "the rule of law." The next government, whoever it is, now has the playbook. And Brussels? Not one word of condemnation. The same Brussels that froze billions for Poland for years in the name of judicial independence. That triggered Article 7. That unlocked everything within weeks the moment the "right" government took power. ⚠️ The message to 450 million Europeans is crystal clear: the rule of law is no longer a rule. It's a label. You stick it on your allies and peel it off your enemies. And that's exactly where everything breaks. A civilization rests on one thing: trust in the rules. That the rule applies to you the same as to me. That a judge doesn't depend on who won the last election. When that trust dies, everything else follows. Slowly at first. Then all at once. Look around. ⚠️ Security: a high-intensity war on our doorstep for over four years, armies we let wither for three decades, a defense that still depends on Washington, and a continent unable to decide anything fast. ⚠️ Economy: energy we can't afford, industry packing up and leaving, not a single tech giant at American or Chinese scale, growth running in place, and a regulatory machine that produces more rules than companies. ⚠️ Politics: governments hanging on by a handful of votes, voters who no longer believe anyone, and trust in institutions at rock bottom everywhere. At the top, an elite that spent twenty years telling us everything was fine, that the project was irreversible, that the only real danger was "populists." They're taking on water from every side. And they know it. When a system feels its legitimacy slipping through its fingers, it does exactly what Warsaw just did: it replaces persuasion with force, and calls it virtue. It never starts with a spectacular collapse. It starts with one institution bypassed "for a good cause." Then a second. Then you stop counting. 🚨 Warsaw, October 30, 2026. Remember the date. The other dominoes are already tipping.
Przywracanie rządów prawa jest naszym obowiązkiem. Po latach pisowskiego bezprawia to proces trudny, czasem bolesny i wymaga zdecydowanego działania. Innej drogi nie ma.
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Always good to be reminded of why I grew to despise academics. A pampered, grasping, entitled, petty little pseudo-aristocracy, with no emotional resilience nor any respect for tradition, decorum, difference of opinion or manners, & trained, specifically, to be like that. Pricks
Unless you have read & examined his PhD thesis & indeed others you are not qualified to decide whether or not his PhD should or should not have been awarded. You don't seem to be an academic with a PhD relevant to his topic, so you are not qualified to dispute his award.
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"I'm sure both of us, when we were young, subscribed to great visions. But not anymore."
Vale Patrick Stewart, immortal as the wordless, implacable Karla in ‘Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy’. Here he is, duelling with Alec Guinness’s Smiley.
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succinctly put
The collapse of liberalism into intellectual bankruptcy. The project is now just a raw power game with no real ideology similar to the KGB guys who attempted the coup on Yeltsin in 1991. 🍿
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Read my next book about how, once you've realised you've been supporting a movement that leads to the chemical castration of gay children & to healthy girls wanting to cut their breasts off, it's morally incumbent on you to stick with it, lest voters lose their trust in you. lol
Replying to @rickperlstein
...Making and sticking to moral commitments builds political power in the long term, because it makes voters see your party as trustworthy, whereas the alternative--trimming on moral issues--makes you seem squirrelly: unworthy of THEIR trust. A big theme of my next book.
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Lighting 5 candles in memory of Patrick Stewart.
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Lewis E. See retweeted
It’s seriously wild that Parliament has heard detailed statements on, amongst other things: the Holocaust, the Omagh bombing, Hillsborough, Aberfan, & the 7/7 terrorist attacks. But the only time in 200 years they’ve needed a trigger warning was @Jebadoo2 pitching up to tell them it was wrong to sterilise autistic gay teenagers.
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You can cancel an election and ban the winner from running (Romania), you can ban your opponents from ever running again (Hungary), you can threaten to ban the main opposition party and subject it to relentless investigations by the secret police (Germany), you can threaten a ban on the leading presidential candidate and make them wear an ankle monitor (France), every member of your circle can be investigated for corruption (Spain), you can try and cancel local elections because you will lose them (Britain), and you can storm the constitutional court with riot police because you want to control it (Poland). You can just do all these things. The secret is you just have to be on the right side of the European Commission.
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Przywracanie rządów prawa jest naszym obowiązkiem. Po latach pisowskiego bezprawia to proces trudny, czasem bolesny i wymaga zdecydowanego działania. Innej drogi nie ma.
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Wonder quite how many people are going to AI/google search something along the lines of "who was that arsehole shaking his head behind @Jebadoo2" throughout?
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Mussolini scores for Lazio. What a time to be alive.
16' | 1-3 FLORIANIIIIIIIIIII!!!!! IL GOL E' BUONO!!!
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You can blatantly violate the democratic process, call for your opponents to be jailed, call for mass censoring, and be celebrated by globalists as a defender of democracy...so long as you are a leftist.
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Ultimately the people that read this stuff need the editorial but the data doesn’t lie
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no-one has a right to children they can't possibly create with their same-sex partner
Lesbian couples looking to conceive with IVF are forced to pay up to £19,000 for treatment that the NHS offers free to heterosexual couples. We’ve launched a legal challenge to change that: goodlaw.social/8103
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you shouldn't be allowed to vote in an election in a country you aren't living in, sorry
Brazilians in London head to the polls in a tight Lula-Bolsonaro runoff 🇧🇷🗳️ Voters lined up outside a polling station in the UK capital, some wrapped in Brazilian flags, as the highly contested presidential runoff began. #Brazil #London #England #UnitedKingdom #teleSUREnglish
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very difficult to disagree with this
If you gave Joseph Goebbels five years and half a billion dollars, he couldn't come up with something this racist. I mean, I thought *I* was getting more racist by the day, but in one fell swoop, Netflix has surpassed me, literally without even trying. I mean, just look at her face. At the shape of her skull. Actual chimpanzees don't look like that. I think there's a lesson here. Things we worship, like things we despise, become stereotypes. They become reduced to what we hate, or worship, about them. In this case, Netflix is venerating Africans with such passion and vehemence, that the African character they worship becomes, not an individual with individual traits as well as African traits, but a sort of avatar of African-ness, complete with exaggerated hoodrat behavior that Netflix no longer realizes is obnoxious to civilized people. This was always the destination point. Because to today's standard gay race communist, Africans and other venerated races do not exist as individual people, but as symbols with which to signal what they deem anti-racism, and therefore virtue. In this, they generalize more than the most vehement of racists, because even Joseph Goebbels understood that variations exist among races he considered almost universally subhuman. Goebbels would not be confused by the existence of Thomas Sowell. He would simply consider the exclusion of Thomas Sowell to be acceptable collateral damage. To the gay race communists at Netflix, however, Africans are not people, and they are not people in a whole new way. They are simply vessels carrying a sort of quintessential African-ness, which is to worshiped in the abstract, for the purpose of status competition. Their individualized traits do not serve this purpose, so when Netflix invents an African character to venerate, there are no such traits to be seen. It's just hoodrat all the way down.
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