Coming soon, to Inverness?!
In Birmingham 56 out of 151 (37%) murders in the last 2 years have been committed by migrants living in HMOs. Based on the data an HMO dweller is 80% more likely to commit murder.
It seems Labour is more interested in votes than the safety of British people.
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Simples.... 🧐
In 2011, Somali pirates attacked 237 ships and were holding hundreds of sailors hostage at a time, waiting for ransoms in the millions.
Most Americans knew the problem from one incident — the 2009 hijacking of the Maersk Alabama and its captain, Richard Phillips, which ended with Navy SEAL snipers and became the Tom Hanks movie Captain Phillips.
Two years later, warships from the US, EU, NATO, China, India and Japan were patrolling the Gulf of Aden, and none of it had stopped the attacks.
Then a sushi restaurant owner from Tokyo went to the coast to talk to the pirates.
His name is Kiyoshi Kimura, owner of the Sushi Zanmai chain — the man Japan calls the Tuna King, who paid a record $3.2 million for one bluefin this January.
According to his own account, he went around 2012 and concluded the pirates were out-of-work fishermen whose waters had been emptied by foreign trawlers.
So he says he gave them four fishing boats, taught them to catch yellowfin tuna, built freezers to hold the catch, and promised to buy every fish.
"They didn't even like pirating," he said. "I suggested that they catch tuna instead, and make a proud living for their families."
Somali attacks fell from 237 in 2011 to 15 in 2013, and by 2015 the hijackings had stopped.
The International Maritime Bureau credits navies, armed guards, hardened ships and Somalia's government.
Kimura's name is not on that list, and no one outside his own interviews has measured what four boats on one stretch of coast actually did.
Which is how a sushi man from Tokyo came to be credited, online and forever, with "single-handedly ending Somali piracy."
Question: Who did the @SNP and Sinn Fein support during the second world war?
Answer: The @SNP and SinnFéin did not officially support Nazi Germany, but both parties contained factions and individual members who pursued alliances with Germany or adopted neutralist/pro-German stances during World War II due to anti-British sentiment.
Sinn Féin and the IRA
Collaboration and Intelligence: Some IRA members, such as Frank Ryan and Sean Russell, engaged in discussions with Nazi Germany to facilitate infiltration or invasion of Ireland.
Belfast Blitz: The IRA provided intelligence on targets in Belfast to the Luftwaffe during the 1941 bombings, hoping for a German victory to advance Irish independence.
Motivation: This support was driven by the traditional republican view that "England's difficulty is Ireland's opportunity," rather than ideological agreement with National Socialism.
The Scottish National Party (SNP)
Pro-German Sentiment: The party was divided, with leaders like Arthur Donaldson and Douglas Young suspected of pro-German views or advocating neutrality.
Proposed Alliance: A group called the Scottish Independent Movement intercepted by British intelligence proposed a German-Scottish alliance to establish a republic while England was under attack.
Ideological Context: Some members, such as Hugh MacDiarmid (though expelled in the 1930s), expressed Who did the SNP and Sinn Fein support during the second world war?views that a Nazi victory might be preferable to British rule, reflecting a broader trend where hatred of England often overcame hatred of the Nazis.
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BREAKING: Global debt has now passed $365 trillion.
That's about 310% of global GDP. An ALL TIME RECORD.
Who the FUCK do we owe money to???
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If this doesn’t finally wake people up to what Labour really are… then nothing ever will.
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NO ONE NEEDS A COVID VACCINE... According to the CDC’s own data, the survival rate for COVID-19 is as follows:
Age 0-19: 99.997%
Age 20-49: 99.98%
Age 50-69: 99.5%
Age 70 & over: 94.6%
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Fun fact: psilocybin, the psychedelic molecule found in magic mushrooms 🍄, evolved independently two times, in two distantly-related types of mushrooms, with completely different pathways leading to the same end product
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This Branched Shanklet #mushroom (Dendrocollybia racemosa), seen in #Spain by joseba45, is our #FungusFriday Observation of the Day!
More details at: inaturalist.org/observations… #fungi #mycology #nature #biodiversity #naturephotography #mushrooms
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Here are some black pills to shake your complacent bones inside out.
(1) Nigeria by itself ALREADY exceeds the total births of Europe and Russia combined.
(2) Pakistan by itself ALREADY exceeds the total births of Europe and Russia combined.
(3) India by itself already exceeds the total births in the ENTIRE White world. Even if we were to assume that every birth in the Western world is of European descent, India's total birth in 2025 exceeds the total Western birth by more than Three Times.
Meanwhile, almost all Western governments and institutions have decided that immigrants from India and Africa are essential to Western survival, and that Whites who oppose this should be banned from careers.
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In 4th century AD a lot of Goths begged Romans to take them in as refugees to escape the Huns. The emperor agreed to let them in, give them food and land.
But Goths swarmed in such large numbers that Rome lost control of the situation. These Goths then rebelled, formed their own army within Rome and killed Emperor Valens who let them in the first place.
After few decades in 410 AD these same "refugees" sacked Rome. The last time Rome was sacked was in 390 BC, almost a millenium ago.
I think there is a lesson here for Europe.
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This should be hanging in the entrance to the HoC. So every mp can see it every time they walk into parliament – at Wawne, England
