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Replying to @harukaawake
The mistake you are making is assuming that they are being honest actors in a dialogue. They are not. Japan is a land to be conquered. That is it. They will do whatever it takes in order to achieve this.
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Replying to @MarkHiggie2
"It's OK Anglia Ruskin are hiring". LOL.
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Replying to @GBPolitcs
What's the odds that foreigners are being prioritised?
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Replying to @SimonMagus
My DNA, going back 1000 years, originates from Mercia and Wessex. That makes me English. Genetically so by definition. Or it wouldn't be in my DNA.
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Replying to @BasilTheGreat
And he should leave this country via the end of a rope.
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Replying to @Nigel_Farage
£10. That is how much one shot from the Navy's Dragon Fire costs. One shot. Boat sinks, preferably in French seas or even while it is still on the beach. Job done.
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The number of boats is down!
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Replying to @heelvsbabyface
It's going to be a tranny innit?
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Replying to @JoshFerme
We pulled all the Chinese cameras from our offices like 10 years ago, when someone noticed they were 'phoning home' on the firewall. It's not even an option to connect Chinese equipment to our network at this point. But hey, a bunch of teenagers just hacked three government departments and said it was 'stupidly easy', so we really shouldn't expect anyone in government to have a clue about data security.
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Talking to the aircon guy today - about retro computing. Only that didn't last long before he turned the conversation to the state of the country. "I think I might have to leave." he said, "not for me, I'm old enough, and have done OK for myself, but my kids, you' know." He continued "We all know what is wrong with the country (immigration), and if we don't the right result in 2029, I think it will be civil war." He was aware of Restore Britain for sure, and would very much like to vote for them, "the real deal", but wasn't sure that would be a winning strategy "for my kids." I have many such conversations. Always unprompted by me, and almost always with white working class Gen-Xers or older millennials. So, um guys in @reformparty_uk and @RestoreBritain, get your shit together, because is sounds a lot to me like if there isn't a significant change at the next election the country is going to be faced with the double whammy of mass exodus of the skilled working class (not to be confused with the imported working class pretending to be skilled) and out and out civil strife the likes of which we have never experienced outside of Nortern Ireland. I don't care what the personal issues are. I don't care who makes up the next government. We need mass deportations of those that shouldn't be here, and you need to start listening to the white working classes. 2029 is it. After that all bets are off and we move from asking nicely to something far less savoury - economic and civil disintergration.
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That is still a terrible Salary, y'know, since the Treasury hold the purse strings to all our money, and ultimately, your Digital ID. Also, top of the Diversity track STILL pays more.
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Replying to @SBarrettBar
Well it does rather seem to be the whole point of a navy.
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Replying to @Christo03770888
Used to drink gallons of this stuff. 10p back on the bottle too!
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Replying to @PaulEmbery
Not sure cos-playing as an Irish nationalist is going to work out the way she expects.
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Replying to @SBarrettBar
I believe @peterboghossian and friends proved how corrupt and unserious the academic system was a few years ago.
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Replying to @SBarrettBar
I am starting to wonder if we started to go through all our DEI hires in the upper echelons of the establishment, how many of them would turn out to be fraudsters? Somehow I doubt anyone would be surprised at what turned out.
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Replying to @WasAcop
He 'resigned', which means they made him an offer to go (or they would sack him). I wonder how many £100,000s that offer was?
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So to clarify, a EDI hire, teaches EDI on EDI courses, to EDI students, and the EDI students now want freebies because the EDI teacher and the EDI course were 'poor'. I don't really have any sympathy if I'm honest.
I’ve written to both the Education Secretary and the Vice Chancellor of Cambridge University on behalf of those students who have been failed by the university and Arday’s poor teaching. There should be a full investigation into what went wrong and who bears responsibility for these failures. Those students who have been failed because of inadequate teaching/supervision should file complaints and deserve compensation or a fee refund. Potentially these students are entitled to damages for breach of contract or negligence. Justice must be done for failed students, DEI hiring must stop and those responsible for this scandal must be held to account. And no, this isn’t a ‘racist pile-on’. This is about doing the right thing. Write up here 👇 telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/08…
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Replying to @JonNeale
Birmingham needs to be broken up into three regions. Sutton, The South West, and well, don't really care about the rest of it - it is a lost cause.
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