Jamais deux sans trois.

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This short dwarf midget mid-wit nigga would have been stretching himself as wide open as he could to tell you to vote DA if they didn't sack him for being an embarrassment.
I'm happy that the DA is showing their true colours right before the election: their Tshwane mayoral candidate going into properties with a fellow peace officer with a shotgun and a DA cap. Those familiar with the UK's overreach will see why this is problematic. This is the DA you are voting for.
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"On Oct 7th I'll spend the whole day needlessly insulting entire European nations for their governments' decisions (that my gov helped bring about through IsraAid and self-serving wars) then when they get angry I'll cry out about being a victim and how anti-semitic they are."
Honestly, I can't bring myself to show any sympathy for the French. What did they think to themselves when they decided to import millions of "doctors and engineers"?
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More and more in the West childless adults are keeping pets as a substitute for children. But in reality, on a scale of growth and depth, their relationship with their animal is more akin to a child with a doll than a parent with a child.
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Zuma's a common thief with no plan other than stealing for his family. He didn't invent the "state capture" he was accused of. The Guptas brought that over from Uttar Pradesh, where it's part of the system. It is Cyril's lot who developed true state capture with cadre deployment.
People think Zuma was better. Zuma was the architect for all the kak we are in. Ramaphosa inherited the blueprints of destruction and continued. It took time for us to get here.
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The way Israelis revel in the hardships and conflicts in other nations, which affect the left and right, instead of being sympathetic at a human level, reveals everything about them. They're everything they accuse others of being, and disguising it as irony isn't working anymore.
Tragic scenes in France. Israel condemns the violence from BOTH SIDES, and calls for immediately starting negotiations for a two-state solution in France, which is the only way to end the conflict.
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You were 1 nigger away from a mother who strangled her 3 children being declared entirely innocent
Replying to @pegobry_en
Here, let me fix this for you right quick:
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The GNU's born no fruit for SAfrica. It's retarded to think that an ANC/DA combo would improve our cities. The person who broke something isn't the person you get to fix it. I can only assume the bigwigs at Naspers have given Adriaan his marching orders: status quo ad infinitum.
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Rees-Mogg actually lied through his teeth in that part of the interview: he claims that, in a treaty, America "guaranteed" Ukraine's territorial integrity, making it "inviolable", as a "quid pro quo" for giving up its nuclear weapons. This is completely false. The treaty he refers to is the so-called "1994 Budapest Memorandum", whose full text you can read here: nsarchive.gwu.edu/sites/defa… What the U.S. (alongside Russia and the UK, the other signatories) did commit to is "to respect the independence and sovereignty and the existing borders of Ukraine," to refrain from the threat or use of force against it, and to refrain from economic coercion. These are promises about each signatory's own behavior: the US promised not to violate Ukraine's borders ITSELF, it did NOT guarantee their inviolability against anyone else - contrary to what Rees-Mogg is saying. Steven Pifer, one of the US negotiators, wrote about this in an article he titled "Budapest Memorandum Myths" for Stanford's Center for International Security and Cooperation (cisac.fsi.stanford.edu/news/…). He writes that the claim that "the United States and Britain violated their Budapest commitments by not going to war against Russia on Ukraine’s behalf" - what Rees-Mogg is essentially saying - is "a myth." In another article he wrote for CNN in 2014 (edition.cnn.com/2014/03/04/o…) the same Pifer explains that "U.S. negotiators — myself among them — discussed this point [i.e. the absence of security guarantees] in detail with Ukrainian counterparts so that there would be no misunderstanding." The only thing the U.S. (and the other signatories) committed to do if Ukraine was attacked was "to seek immediate United Nations Security Council action to provide assistance to Ukraine" - and even that only in case of an aggression "in which nuclear weapons are used." And the U.S. did go to the Security Council, but given that Russia is a permanent member of the same UN Security Council, it's of course completely useless. Rees-Mogg is also lying on the other half of the supposed "quid pro quo": the fact that Ukraine supposedly agreed to get rid of "its nuclear weapons," emphasis on the "its." The nuclear weapons on Ukrainian soil were never theirs to keep, and they never had operational control of the weapons: the launch authority was always in Moscow and, even if Ukraine had wanted to launch the weapons, they couldn't have because they didn't have the launch codes. As Ramesh Thakur, former Assistant Secretary-General of the UN, explained in a 2014 article titled "the myth of Ukraine’s nuclear deterrent" (opencanada.org/the-myth-of-u…), the bombs on Ukraine's soil "were always Russian bombs that happened to be based in Ukraine" and "were not in fact Ukrainian, any more than NATO nuclear weapons stored on West European soil or U.S. bombs that used to be kept in South Korea belonged to the countries on whose territory they were located." So there you have it, Rees-Mogg is your classic Eton-educated British politician: extremely posh and very well-spoken, supremely confident in everything he asserts, and... a shameless liar, peddling thoroughly debunked myths.
Tucker got called out to his face on the "NATO expansion" myth, in real time, and starting squirming. It is simultaneously satisfying and embarrassing to watch. Tucker might be the most repulsive figure in American public life.
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Every time an official publicly criticizes the ANC for lack of engagement and action, the ANC will say that there is official procedure that needs to be followed. This beurocratic procedure solely exists to make sure nothing changes: an age old weapon in the socialist arsenal.
So here we go again. Another Minister Lamola personal insult aimed at an American leader (this time me) which, when denounced (which I’m doing now), will result in a demarche with a lecture about being “undiplomatic.” And then the South African government wonders why relations are collapsing.
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The Algerians deported a million Frenchmen (born in Algeria) without any moral qualms. France can deport every last rioter (whether they are born in France or not). Citizenship is just a passport which is just a piece of paper.
Le Pen can't deport her way out of this. Many of the rioters were born in France and are French citizens. You can't deport someone to a country they've never lived in. Whatever France's answer is, it won't be deportation.
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Looking at it retrospectively in a purely strategic way, things would've worked out better for the UK if it had sought terms with Germany rather than sacrificing its global power and economy, only to have Russia and America win the war, and then get stabbed in the back.
One of the "taken for granted" truths of my lifetime was that the Allies beating Germany was a good thing. Its such a shame that lunatics are now making this truth a debate.
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I would choose German over Arabic any day of the week. But us speaking German was never a proposition to begin with. They gaslight, with their false narratives.
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I’m man enough to admit that I was completely duped.
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This is not how you talk about a people you love and respect. It is how you talk about a people you hate.
I’ll be honest, it never once occurred to me that ‘English’ was a race rather than a nationality. The English are a mongrel race of Normans, Germanic tribes and Anglo Saxons who themselves were a melting pot of old English, Danes etc
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Rees-Mogg's stance on WWII is based on England's Elite's new foundational mythology, which assumes Hitler was intent on controlling all of Europe. If you believe that, then you'll sacrifice everything to stop it (ie. other people's children). This is also his assumption of Putin.
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Replying to @AkkadSecretary
Perfectly encapsulates conservatism. "I don't like thing" "Are you going to do something about it?" "No."
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This is the traitorous heart of Rees-Mogg, he believes in principles but only as long as they agree with his morals. This means he applies a two-faced ethics to everything where he at once sounds reasonable but has no intention of holding to convictions when they actually matter.
Dug out the audio of me asking him on LBC that evening again saying freedom of speech is *very important* but not for Count Dankula (Again he and his party spent the next 5 years with no limits on their power and did not repeal S127)
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Few things disgust me more than non-whites telling us who we are and how we should live. What does disgust me more is white people putting up with being insulted in this way.
“I'm brown. I’m a Muslim. But I’m as English as a Yorkshire cup of tea.” Mothin Ali on belonging, diversity and building a country confident enough to live with difference.
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Everybody had a friend like this growing up
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If WW2 was evaluated the way any other historical war would be, then it's obviously true that Britain's involvement in it was a poorly thought out disaster that could at best be very charitably called a pyrrhic victory. But unfortunately WW2 is the core of the self-justifying mythology of the current political order, so you never get WW2-as-history when instead you can get WW2-as-morality-play
🇺🇸 🇬🇧 Tucker Carlson grills former British MP on the UK’s participation in World War 2. He highlighted Germany’s legitimate territorial claims in Poland & went on to describe how the war resulted in Britain officially losing its sovereignty to the Judeo-American empire. “The U.S. has had troops here ever since. You lost your sovereignty.” Follow @warstrike88
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