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Giorgia Meloni has deployed the Italian Army in Milan against the barbaric foreign horde. FIGHT. FIGHT. FIGHT. 🇮🇹
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Sarah Helm, wife of the UK's national security adviser Jonathan Powell, retweeted a post demanding that her own husband's boss, Keir Starmer, be put on trial at The Hague. Day 2 of the revelations in the Spectator: who is at the Helm in Britain? spectator.com/article/jonath…
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Bore da pobl. Can you imagine being in the armed forces and being sent to do a job only to face prison decades later, and the people you were fighting were a terrorist group (ira) Who have been granted amnesty. I really cant put into words how much i despise this labour government and everything they stand for.
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There is nothing behind his eyes. No recognition. The words you say have no meaning to him. He is just annoyed that your standards and love of animals temporarily inconveniences to him. He won't stop, no matter how many times you ask. He'll come back tomorrow and do it again, unless you deport him or give him the death penalty for doing this. That's the only way we can have nice things again.
Import the third world, and we import their barbaric practices. Look at that vacant stare, he sees nothing wrong with killing ducks so he can eat them. Deport him.
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French police surrounded a group of masked rioters and made good use of their batons. Look how quickly they turned into cowards. So satisfying to watch.
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This is Nairobi national park, Kenya A giraffe mom kicked out at a lion to protect her calf. One calf every 2 years. That poor mom. You can feel how distraught she is. It’s like those zombie movies where you’re running to get away & look back & they are just slowly following behind. You just know eventually they are gonna get you. Mother was in a shitty position. Pack hunters either exhaust them both or separate them enough to wear down the young one. Nature is brutal.
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🚨 BEACON ALERT: MISSING VETERAN We need your help locating Lee Van Der Wel, from Northumberland who has been missing since 12.20am 20th October. He is missing with serious concerns for his welfare. Anyone with any information regarding his whereabout should contact the police immediately. Lee has grey hair and tattoos. A recent picture is attached. Lee Van Der Wel, Northumberland Last known location: Bedlington Police force in charge: Northumbria Police Police reference: 26000476488 Source: Beacon Alert. #BeaconAlert #MissingPerson
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How do you feel about (Labour described him as a Welsh Chior boy) Rudakubana (Southport killer) receiving BENEFITS coming from British Taxes? 👇👇👇
🚨£1K A MONTH GIVEN IN BENEFITS TO AXEL RUDAKUBANA The Southport killer murdered three little girls in July 2024. He was jailed for life with a 52-year minimum term. Three children are dead at the hands of this evil man and we are paying for his prison stay and benefits. 🤬
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In Quran 9:123, Muslims are commanded to attack the non-Muslims who live near them, and that attack includes killing them.
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A close friend in Texas just received this pamphlet in the mail addressed to HIS CHILDREN. It targets kids who think they may be transgender and points them to resources on how to: a) LEAVE THEIR PARENTS b) How to travel OUT OF STATE for trans care c) How be EMANCIPATED from their parents at 16 d) Education on hormones and SURGERY ...this was sent to HIS KIDS DIRECTLY
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My 80-year-old neighbour ran out of her blood pressure medication three days ago because she couldn't outsmart an AI voice tree. She called the pharmacy: “Press 1 if you have the app. Press 2 to receive a text link. Say 'Refill' to speak to the digital assistant.” She kept repeating, “I just need my pills, dear.” The automated system told her: “I didn't understand that response,” looped three times, and hung up on her. She didn't want to bother her kids at work, so she just started cutting her remaining pills in halves, then in quarters, trying to stretch them. When I checked on her this morning, her blood pressure was 195/110 and she was so dizzy she couldn't stand. I drove down to the store, stood at the counter, and had the refill in four minutes. The pharmacist told me: “Corporate cut our phone staff last year to push customers toward the mobile app.” If a senior citizen has to risk a stroke because your board of directors wanted to trim payroll with an automated phone loop, your business model is predatory. Full stop.
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From some dude named "Luke" on Fakebook ( I laughed out loud on this one): "Fuck my life , Before anyone starts, no, she’s not been neglected, abandoned or rescued from a shipwreck in the North Atlantic. The daft little bastard has been out in the garden, in the rain. She’s got an entire house to sit in. Warm beds, soft blankets, central heating, food on demand and two fully grown idiots who wait on her like she’s the fucking Queen of England. But no. Apparently today was the perfect day to go outside and audition for the role of a drowned Victorian orphan. And rather than dry herself off somewhere sensible, she’s dragged her soaking wet carcass upstairs and collapsed on the bedding like she’s just walked 400 miles through enemy territory to deliver an urgent message from the front. Look at her!! She looks like somebody’s tried to clean a chimney with a fucking toilet brush. And the expression on her face!!! Like the humans are the bastards responsible for the weather!! I’m half expecting her to cough up a tiny bit of seawater and whisper, “Tell my story.” £50 says she’ll be demanding Dreamies within the hour. Has anybody else got a cat with absolutely no survival instincts, or have we somehow adopted the world’s first waterproofing failure with whiskers?" Just had to share. I laughed so hard!
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This is for all the writers ( and want to be writers) in this beautiful community 💖✍🏼👩‍💻👨🏻‍💻📝. This gave me some serious guffaws and I hope it does for you as well 👍🏼💙. Happy writing ✍🏼🙏🏼. @LouDPhillips @DzintraSullivan @ChrisBohjalian @therealSIR3 @hwinkler4real @AuthorFleur @donnacox1021 @drdoomed01 @jameshealyjr
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Nobody warned you about this part. Stop scrolling, because this one cost him his own team. He says he watched the same playbook run in Mamdani’s campaign, then saw it run again, and the pattern never changes: create fear first, then let everyone else clean up the mess. That’s why they turned on him the moment he said it out loud. “No police, no prisons” is only the beginning, and the real answer sits in a three-word phrase most people scroll right past. You weren’t supposed to hear this one. Three minutes. One pattern. Zero comfortable answers. Stay until the final 15 seconds, because the last line flips everything before it, and by the end you’ll be asking the same question he is. Send this to the one person who needs to see it. WATCH FULL EPISODE BELOW!!! youtube.com/watch?v=7knPnqLU…
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This is White liberal woman Helen Haines, an Australian Member of Parliament. She has repeatedly called for more cultural diversity in Australia, saying “we need to welcome people of all faiths and corners of the world.” She has supported efforts to resettle Afghans and Palestinians across Rural Australia. Today she was run over outside her office by a 43-year-old man in a Toyota Land Cruiser. He had a knife on him and the incident is being treated as a terrorist attack. Police are not sharing the suspect’s name. She is currently in the ICU fighting for her life.
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Choose the Future you WANT !!
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There's something fascinating about Macron, and a question that keeps coming back: is he cynical, or does he actually believe what he says? My take: he believes it. And that's far more worrying. Look at his path. His father was a neurology professor at a public hospital. His mother was a physician for the French social security system. His grandmother, a public school principal, partly raised him. Then the elite track: Henri-IV, Sciences Po, ENA (the school that trains France's top civil servants), the Finance Inspectorate, deputy chief of staff at the Élysée, Minister of the Economy, President. From birth to power, he never really left the orbit of the State. People will say: "He was a banker at Rothschild." Sure, for four years. But investment banking isn't entrepreneurship. You advise deals between large institutions. You don't risk your own capital. You never lie awake wondering how you'll make payroll. It's a world of networks, access and files. An extension of the high civil service, not its opposite. He never started a company. Never hired anyone with his own money. Never watched a customer walk to a competitor. Never got a tax audit and wondered if his business would survive it. For him, the reality of building something simply doesn't exist. It's not contempt. It's a blind spot. The image that comes to mind is a beautifully machined gear, spinning perfectly, that doesn't mesh with anything. It spins in a vacuum. His whole worldview works like that. Inside his world, everything is coherent. Every step follows logically. The reasoning is brilliant. But the axioms are wrong. And when you reason flawlessly from false premises, you reach false conclusions with flawless rigor. The most interesting part is what happens when reality knocks on the door. When you fail, you have two options. You can say: "I was wrong. What I've believed for fifteen or twenty years is false." That's brutal. It's an identity collapse. Or you keep the cognitive dissonance and explain the failure some other way: people didn't understand, we didn't explain it well enough, the reform didn't go far enough, the opposition blocked it. It's the exact same mechanism as "that wasn't real communism." The model is never wrong. It just was never applied properly. Reality is wrong, the theory is right. And meanwhile, the country burns. That's why "cynical or disconnected?" is the right question. You can reason with a cynic. He follows his interests, so if you change his incentives, you change his behavior. A disconnected believer, you can't. Every failure becomes more proof that you need to push further in the same direction. I think this explains much of the madness of European leadership. Not a bunch of villains plotting in a back room. Possibly sincere people, shaped in the same mold, raised on the same ideas, plugged into a system that is a flat denial of common sense. People so cut off from reality that their sincerity is what makes them dangerous. Macron is the purest embodiment of it. When you build a company, reality corrects you every single week. A customer who doesn't pay, a product that doesn't work, a competitor who moves faster. You don't get a choice: adapt or die. The State never dies. It never gets the bill. And people who have only ever known the State end up believing reality is just one opinion among many. The problem isn't that he lies. The problem is that he can't see.
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There you go.
A French woman says that the rioters and looters broke into her building and threatened her with rape while she was holding her child in her arms. “That’s collateral damage” responds the feminist activist Bettina Zourli who holds a Master’s in gender studies and focuses her work on gender norms, motherhood, reproductive rights, and voluntary childlessness (“childfree”) She describes herself as “feminist, childfree and Antifa” Zourli also says that all the stores getting looted also constitute a case of collateral damage and that the revolution, which she supports, must be violent. She has lectured in gender studies, including at the University of Lille and Université Rennes. x.com/ImtiazMadmood/status/2…
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⚠️ WARNING: UPSETTING FOOTAGE ⚠️ Her crime was that she wasn’t wearing a hijab. So a man violently beat her… and beat her… and beat her. All while other men formed a circle and just watched, as if it’s some kind of sick entertainment. Look at her face. The pain. The fear. This happens in every single country where Muslims live. And you almost never hear about it, because the left, Islam, and the media simply don’t care. Nobody wants to upset them by pointing out the basic reality that they are barbaric savages from the 7th century with no respect for human life.
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The Prime Minister of a nuclear power, presiding over a country in its worst state in living memory, has made his big announcement. You may have five minutes to decide whether to park. Boats. Debt. Growth. Wages. NHS. Borders. All waiting. All ignored. The parking meter gets the Prime Minister. And there is the diagnosis. Burnham spent nine years running Manchester. Bins, buses, parking. He reached the highest office in the land and brought the town hall with him. He is not running Britain. He is running a very big council. The country is on its knees and the Mayor has fixed the meter. BREAKING.
🚨BREAKING: Andy Burnham has announced that drivers will get new rights to challenge unfair private parking charges.
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