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Things which have suddenly increased the risk of heart disorders: Shovelling snow Skipping breakfast Post-pandemic stress disorder Smoking Energy price rises Playing football Watching football Things which most certainly haven’t. Definitely not! No Siree 😡 The jabs. HTH.
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I was in tears yesterday talking to Leonard Moss. He was a 22–year-old nurse who offered to help when a tip fell on a school in Aberfan killing 116 children. Leonard washed the children’s faces “so their mum and dad could give them a kiss goodbye”. Heartbreaking. Aberfan was a man-made disaster. Coal production mattered more than safety. The National Coal Board gambled with children’s lives - and lost. There were no criminal prosecutions. Zero accountability for killing 116 mixed infants - we see the same incompetence and villainy still thriving today in the Post Office scandal, rape gangs, infected blood, maternity deaths, Nottingham murders. Many in the village had survivor’s guilt - only the guilty men didn’t suffer guilt. Ordinary men and women, despised and treated appallingly by the state - £50 compensation per child? - were responsible for many acts of quiet heroism on that darkest of days. Read about it here. 👇 The horror of Aberfan will never die, but neither will the humanity telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
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Replying to @blairanderson35
Well it won't will it. It's just displacing gas from elsewhere. What an obviously silly thing to post.
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What on Earth is happening in Ireland? This is completely mad.
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We need to build a serious Navy. This is a superb idea. In fact, not just superb, rightful.
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Every academic claiming Scruton was a fraud or a pseud or "massively overrated" or whatever has roughly the same bio - "Age: 39. Deputy assistant interim professor of theory (part-time), University of Gravesend. Author of Was Thatcher Pure Evil? (forthcoming). Patreon..."
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Sarah Helm really is just posting through it, isn't she? Remarkable. In any sane world she'd be worried about causing her husband to get fired, but she just doesn't care. On she goes. Presumably Powell also doesn't care. Either he agrees with her or knows nothing will happen
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We understand modern life is hectic, so we're giving you an extra hour
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No Longer a Serious Country # 254,678
Another British Fumble! £2bn AI data centre in Essex. 23,000 Nvidia chips, planning permission sorted, Microsoft signed up as the anchor tenant Microsoft has reportedly now walked. Because the grid told them they can't have the power until 2033/34 The government literally named this site in its own AI action plan. They talk about AI growth zones every other week. And we can't get 90MW to a field in Essex for 8 years Same story as the reservoirs. We don't build the boring stuff, so the exciting stuff can't happen here
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Another British Fumble! £2bn AI data centre in Essex. 23,000 Nvidia chips, planning permission sorted, Microsoft signed up as the anchor tenant Microsoft has reportedly now walked. Because the grid told them they can't have the power until 2033/34 The government literally named this site in its own AI action plan. They talk about AI growth zones every other week. And we can't get 90MW to a field in Essex for 8 years Same story as the reservoirs. We don't build the boring stuff, so the exciting stuff can't happen here
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This inquiry into Farage and the supposed big bung? All the lefty journo types were saying it was being released last week and Farage was toast. Where is it?
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The scene wasn't so different 20 years ago
This beautiful film is around 100 years old. It shows France’s elegant society in the 1920s, capturing the lively boulevards, cafés, and historic landmarks in lovely detail.
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What kind of French people
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BREAKING: Macron issues a first comment on the riots: “How can French people do this to France?”
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People who were serious about jobs and education would be holding their protest on a weekend. (And wouldn’t illustrate it with a Plastic Pally flag.)
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"Conservatism starts from a sentiment that all mature people can readily share: the sentiment that good things are easily destroyed, but not easily created. This is especially true of the good things that come to us as collective assets: peace, freedom, law, civility, public spirit, the security of property, and family life, in all of which we depend on the cooperation of others while having no means singlehandedly to obtain it. In respect of such things, the work of destruction is quick, easy, and exhilarating; the work of creation slow, laborious, and dull." How to Be a Conservative
🚨BREAKING: The historic Limoges town hall has just completely collapsed after far-left rioters set it on fire It was built in 1876. It survived World Wars. It did not survive modern France.
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If these riots are about “education”, why aren’t they looting bookstores?
Une vendeuse qui fuit sa propre boutique. À Lyon. En France. En 2026. Oui, au bout d'un moment, il faut blâmer les abrutis qui brandissent un drapeau palestinien ou algérien pour des causes dont ils n'ont absolument rien à foutre, et qui s'en servent comme d'un permis de piller. Ils sont responsables de leurs actes. Point. Mais si on s'arrête là, on n'a rien compris. Ces gamins ne sont pas tombés du ciel. Ils sont le produit d'un système. Ce système a des architectes, et ces architectes ont des idées. Il va falloir demander des comptes à tous ceux qui ont créé les conditions de ce chaos, et aux idées qui l'ont rendu possible. Marc Andreessen les a nommées dans son manifeste techno-optimiste. Ce sont nos ennemis. Le collectivisme, l'étatisme, la planification centrale, le socialisme. La bureaucratie, la vétocratie, la gérontocratie. La haine du mérite, de l'ambition, de l'effort, de la réussite, de la grandeur. La corruption, la capture réglementaire, les rentes et ceux qui en vivent. Des institutions qui furent jeunes, ardentes, en quête de vérité, et qui aujourd'hui sont compromises, rongées, en train de s'effondrer. La tour d'ivoire, et l'expert diplômé qui sait tout mieux que vous et ne paie jamais pour ses erreurs. Le contrôle de la parole et le contrôle de la pensée. La stagnation, la décroissance, ce nihilisme si chic chez nos élites qui rêve de moins d'énergie, moins d'enfants, moins d'ambition, moins de vie. Et au fond de tout ça, le Dernier Homme de Nietzsche : celui qui ne veut plus rien bâtir, plus rien défendre, plus rien transmettre. Juste être tranquille. Quand on désarme moralement un pays, qu'on apprend à sa jeunesse à mépriser ce qu'elle a reçu, qu'on remplace la transmission par la repentance, l'autorité par l'excuse et le travail par le guichet, on ne fabrique pas des citoyens. On fabrique des pillards. Et des vendeuses qui s'enfuient. Ces idées ont été théorisées dans les années 80 par Mitterrand et par Attali. Elles sont aujourd'hui incarnées par Macron. Quarante ans. La même pente. Le même résultat. Il va falloir prendre enfin la leçon du gauchisme et du socialisme, parce qu'elle est toujours la même, partout, à chaque siècle. Ils promettent l'égalité et livrent le chaos. Ils promettent la protection et livrent la peur. Ils promettent la paix sociale et livrent une commerçante qui court pour sauver sa peau dans son propre magasin. Si on n'est pas capable d'apprendre de l'histoire, on mérite notre sort. Et on méritera ce qui vient toujours après le chaos : le totalitarisme, et ses millions de morts. Le XXe siècle nous l'a écrit en lettres de sang. Nous n'avons aucune excuse. Nous savons. Raymond Aron l'avait dit : « L'histoire est tragique. » Ceux qui l'oublient ne s'en protègent pas. Ils finissent simplement par la subir. Alors choisissez votre camp. Celui de ceux qui excusent, qui expliquent, qui regardent ailleurs. Ou celui de ceux qui construisent, qui travaillent, qui créent, qui transmettent, et qui refusent de laisser ce pays devenir un endroit où l'on fuit sa propre boutique. La France n'est pas condamnée. Mais elle ne se sauvera pas toute seule.
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Who had “the French” as becoming the first people to discover what “globalise the intifada” actually means?
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Can’t believe the answers under this post. The answer is Silent Hill. No question.
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I’ve just seen the so-called "Palestine Poppy" & it’s one of the most worst things I’ve ever seen. Attempting to hijack on a well known apolitical symbol which brings people together on Remembrance Day is completely disrespectful. Only the most insufferable people will wear it.
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