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Good for you @Ms_Jen_Survivor
Looking out for yourself, respecting yourself and having boundaries shouldnโt require too much explanation to anyone that matters
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What people think is up to them - including what they think of someone unable to keep check of their emotion, morally vapid (you have access to grok for โbig wordsโ)to the point of wishing death on people or indeed the language they use and later admit misdirect towards females online - all in just the last few weeks. Youโre welcome to your opinion and Iโm welcome to understand how very little weight that carries based on your own moral content or lack there of.
Iโve added another picture to colour in. Do you need more wax crayons and if I send you them will you promise not to chew these ones?
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@AngelaRayner considerations on Reforms recent political party donations
So Angela Rayner is now telling us that people with billions shouldnโt be able to โbuy their way into our democracyโ after Reform received ยฃ72 MILLION from two crypto billionaires.
Okay Angela. Letโs look at what was apparently perfectly acceptable before Reform started winning the fundraising battle.
Labour took ยฃ4 MILLION from Quadrature Capital, the investment firm.
Theyโve taken millions from wealthy businessmen like Gary Lubner.
Millions from Lord Sainsbury.
Millions from Dale Vince and Ecotricity.
Millions from trade unions over the years. Rayner was actually challenged about that this morning and said union money was โdifferentโ.
The Conservatives?
ยฃ15 MILLION from Frank Hester and his company The Phoenix Partnership.
ยฃ5 MILLION from billionaire businessman Mohamed Mansour.
ยฃ1 MILLION from hedge fund founder Alan Howard.
Millions over the years from hedge fund figures, JCB interests and some of the wealthiest people in Britain.
The Liberal Democrats?
Repeated donations from Ferring Pharmaceuticals. Research using Electoral Commission data found pharmaceutical companies including Pfizer, Lilly, Novartis, Sanofi and Ferring funding British politics over the years, with the Lib Dems receiving the overwhelming majority of pharmaceutical-industry party donations in that study.
But hereโs my favourite bit.
Christopher Harborne, one of the โcrypto billionairesโ whose money is suddenly causing all this concern about democracy, previously gave the CONSERVATIVE PARTY around ยฃ1.5 MILLION in 2022.
He then gave another ยฃ1 MILLION to Boris Johnsonโs private office.
Apparently that was fine.
So hedge fund money? Fine.
Pharmaceutical money? Fine.
Billionaire money? Fine.
Corporate money? Fine.
Union money? โDifferent.โ
Even money from the SAME crypto billionaire was apparently acceptable when the Conservatives were receiving it.
But two British businessmen give Reform ยฃ36 million each and suddenly Westminster discovers that gigantic political donations might be a problem.
If you want donation limits, introduce them.
Apply them to EVERYONE.
What you cannot credibly do is spend decades accepting enormous legal donations under the rules, then suddenly decide those rules are a threat to democracy when somebody else starts beating you at your own game.
#AngelaRayner #ReformUK #PoliticalDonations #Labour #UKPolitics
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โBook club threadโ
Iโd encourage people who read to add to the comments with a single book recommendation or a list of suggested books as well as bookmark the post in a bid to encourage making reading great again
My suggestion today:-
You should read "Colour Communism and Common Sense" by Manning Johnson. Its a small book and wont take you more than an hour, but it explains how white liberal women are the biggest asset to the destruction of western society.
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When you say you were there was that at the Bryn club or in Makerfield? Marlon boasted at the time about removing signs and targeting reform after being accused of doing so without permission and photographed disposing of reform signs. (I recall a throwing of a reform sign over a wall or hedge of a property where the residents werenโt in)
The online observable behaviours of proclaimed members including Makerfield canvassers (and of both parties) seconds the notion with near nauseating repetitiveness and is digitally traceable since before this by election and beyond. As with Makerfield, this online behaviour is a gift to the left and to Andy Burnham and holds very positive benefits to this whole side of politics. Aside from what I see as pushing political disenfranchisement, apathy and alienation for those still looking to engage all this behaviour is making the Tories look the adults in the room and this should be concerning to members and supporters of both reform or restore or indeed anyone wanting to actually break the 2 party system without that break actually wearing a green or Lib Dem mask
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Iโd say at โthe leastโ this way
As attached he โproperly contributesโ both โsocially and economicallyโ
His actions and participations in social life can be said to be โcontributing, integrating and belongingโ
And in the words of an ink still drying paper published by Restore โthey are British citizens, and they are part of the wider British people. They are Britishโ
@BukayoSaka87 @AllisonPearson @BasilTheGreat
In what way is he British?
Do you consider Erling Haaland British?
He was born in Leeds
What about Joanna Lumley or Rudyard Kipling?
They were born in India, but they're obviously NOT Indian
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For restore, this is the spokesperson for the safety of Woman and Children seemingly sarcastically diminishing a womanโs experience and trauma because their politics donโt align? How many other womanโs or childrenโs negative or detrimental experiences can be diminished with an โOooooo Shameโ?
What postcode of twilight politics are we claiming to be purposefully choosing to reside and participate in & is this activity and behaviour encouraged along going to fix and be the solution to the plethora of issues we currently face as a nation?
At what point do we decide to choose constructive criticism en masse around this type of flippant and unnecessary behaviour from selected and chosen party representatives in politics/our chosen party rather than the current status quo of turning a blind eye for the sake of a yet still forming rosette.
Are we projecting to be a spokesperson for some woman and selective childrenโs experiences or all?
@orlaminihane we all deserve better from our โfuture representativesโ - not more of the same or indeed setting a lower standard than current political presentations whilst claiming to be part of our desperately required solution as a country.
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Down our way the locals of our digital pub community have dubbed today the Saxons Cock monarchโs day though the proper reference is โThe Queenโs Birthdayโ.
Itโs a genuine pleasure (and somewhat of a privilege) to send @TheNorfolkLion a proper Saxons Cock Happy Birthday. Sheโs currently navigating the summer holidays with children, and only checking Twitter now and then, so it would be wonderful if the rest of the community could pile on with birthday cheers and warm messages in the replies. That way sheโll hopefully find a proper haul of positivity waiting whenever she next logs in and hopefully enough to put a much needed smile on her face.
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He said it himself in this post
The Telegraph is now attacking me for saying that Muslims are less British than Christians by virtue of their faith.
As far as Iโm concerned, thatโs just a statement of fact. Britain is a constitutionally Christian country, and the Christian faith is fundamental to the identity and culture of our people. You donโt need to be a believer to acknowledge that.
The impact that Islam has had on our country has been almost wholly negative. Their doctrine is simply not compatible with our culture - a sentiment with which over half of Britain agrees, according to YouGov.
Besides, โnot being Britishโ is not a moral condemnation, itโs just an observation of reality. Many Muslims living in Britain are not British in any real sense - an issue that the Telegraph has covered repeatedly.
This does not justify cruelty towards Muslims, and I would never endorse mistreating anyone on the basis of their faith.
The Telegraph, on the other hand, has spent the last 3 years running cover for Israelโs genocide against Muslims in Gaza.
So who is the real extremist here?
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Homogenitus cirrus ironically referring to โartificial cloudโ - ergo not normal as per OP
Also only recently added to cloud atlas (this year) after 100+ years of commercial aviation, a millennia of mankind looking up at the sky and a whole Industrial Revolution to have occurred. So new is the โwordโ it shows up on spellcheck when written out
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