Aspiring song writer!

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Joined December 2013
I’ve already agreed to the suggestion that it wasn’t “ military strength”.
He walked around for 2 hours after coming into contact with the worlds deadliest nerve agent. You have to be really simple to believe that. Normally it's only a few minutes your in really big trouble without atropine.
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What a line: "Most Israeli Jews now see the world the way Netanyahu has long seen it. That is Netanyahu’s great victory. But it is matched by his great loss: Much of the world now sees Israel the way Gazans see it." nytimes.com/2026/10/25/opini…
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Farage lies outright here about the role of Raheem Kassam. He was his UKIP head of staff, and considered running for the leadership. He isn’t “someone in America” but his close advisor
Car crash alert 🚨 Sally Nugent asks Nigel Farage about Raheem Kassam's “Nigerian scammer” comments on Kemi Badenoch and his response is painful to watch. #bbcbreakfast
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How they reveal themselves. Not an iota of respect for a fellow minister, but demands respect back. This be narcissists.
Waste Of Time... Today I asked another Minister (No idea who she is) a very simple question. Once again a Minister who does not know their brief. Vote @reformparty_uk
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Translation: I’m losing.
JUST IN: 🇮🇱 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu now claims just six hours after polling stations opened that “they are trying to steal the election from us.”
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Disappointing to hear Andy Haldane talking such nonsense. The 2016 Brexit referendum created a cloud of uncertainty because it led to trade barriers going up. Rejoining the EU would bring trade barriers down.
"It would throw up a huge dust cloud of uncertainty." Former chief economist at the Bank of England Andy Haldane says reopening a debate about Brexit ‘would be a damaging thing'.
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I have to challenge this. The huge “dust cloud” that was thrown up around Brexit 10 years ago (both pre- & post-) was because businesses didn’t know the destination and what the rules would be. Joining the EU, rules are clear. Other nations don’t have “dust clouds” on joining.
"It would throw up a huge dust cloud of uncertainty." Former chief economist at the Bank of England Andy Haldane says reopening a debate about Brexit ‘would be a damaging thing'.
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Ukraine isn’t asking the world to fight our war. We’re asking the world to stop rewarding the country that started it.
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#GMB on the banks: "£45.9bn profit in 2024. They've already generated £21.4bn in the first half of [this] year" "And on a personal level.. executive bankers are earning in 2 days what it takes a lot of people a year to [earn]"
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So many journalists have today been holding Nigel Farage to account ! At long last !
Nigel Farage today says Raheem Kassam is ‘not a former chief of staff’ - which is news to all journalists who previously dealt with him as his former chief of staff
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Dream on buster. Firstly, it’s possible there won’t be one, but put in next Labour manifesto, second a majority now support rejoining.
Second referendum campaign is going to be like shooting fish
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Amazing. Hungarian TV also did this after Orban was gone: went off the air, came back on, admitted they’d been telling the regime’s lies for a decade and a half. Will we see CBS do something similar in 2029? Will this platform someday have to do this?
This is quite something ! Serbian RTV channel starts yesterday's bulletin by apologizing to viewers👇 "For years, we failed to fulfill our duty. We kept silent, turned a blind eye, reported events one-sidedly and failed to ask necessary questions. We owe our viewers an apology”
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£488 billion is owed to the Bank of England, so isn’t a real debt. Many countries- US, Italy, France have higher & Japan’s is twice ours.
The UK national debt stands this morning at £3.005 trillion Around 94.0 per cent of GDP Britain borrowed £97.8 billion in the first half of this year alone….
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This should be the headline in every major news outlet. Where is the coverage?
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To the spineless actors of Hollywood this is how it looks when you don't speak with tongue but SPINE. Here is the British actor "simon pegg" calling gaza a nightmare for children. " Many are so traumatized that they can't eat,sleep or even speak.
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Today’s UN report stated that Israel uses torture and rape to attack Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and—like in Gaza—they DELIBERATELY KILL CHILDREN. You have to be sick to still defend this.
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In official communications the State Department says the war was started at Israel’s request
So blame Trump my friend. Trump, and only Trump, made the decision to go to war. It’s his stupid, illegal war. Don’t blame Israel.
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So what ? It would improve the economy by around 4% of GDP
"It would throw up a huge dust cloud of uncertainty." Former chief economist at the Bank of England Andy Haldane says reopening a debate about Brexit ‘would be a damaging thing'.
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To everyone who calls arming Ukraine a "provocation": 2008: Russia invaded Georgia, a small country with no NATO protection. 2014: Russia took Crimea from a barely armed Ukraine. Weakness is the provocation. It always was.
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Arab science giants: 
* Ibn al-Haytham – father of optics
* Al-Kindi – invented cryptanalysis
* Al-Zahrawi – father of surgery
* Ibn al-Nafis – mapped pulmonary circulation
* Al-Battani – measured the solar year
* Ibn al-Shatir – pre-Copernican astronomy
* Ibn Khaldun – father of sociology 
Nobel science laureates of Arab heritage:
* Peter Medawar 🇱🇧 – Medicine '60, transplant immunology
* E.J. Corey 🇱🇧 – Chemistry '90, organic synthesis
* Ahmed Zewail 🇪🇬 – Chemistry '99, femtochemistry
* Moungi Bawendi 🇹🇳 – Chemistry '23, quantum dots
* Omar Yaghi 🇯🇴🇵🇸 – Chemistry '25, MOFs
RFK: "There's five hundred million Arabs in the world. And yet they don't produce science. They don't win the Novel Prize. They don't win the Fields Prize. They don't win the Wolf Prize. They don't produce literature."
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