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Dear @JohnLewisRetail
You’ve commission this crap in your leftie london twat bubble. You cannot feel the country. People are hurting. They wanted comfort. Not a lesson.
K
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Not a poem today just a painting. A painting of one of the very few pics of the MERT aircraft. Pictures were never taken on this aircraft, this was from a professional photographer documenting what the team did for history more than anything. The MERT aircraft was a sanctioned space, a place of respect, utmost professionalism, intense emotion, and danger. But that aircraft taught me more about love and loss than I had ever known before. #lestweforget
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Stab a boat, instantly locked up until trial.... threaten to cut a woman's throat you are free until sentencing and then you don't turn up.
Don't fucking tell me there's not two tier policing and justice in this country.
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To the Kop he was Crazy Horse. To a generation of Liverpool supporters he was, and always will be, the captain.
He played 665 games for the club, won four league titles and lifted the first two European Cups Liverpool ever won, in Rome in 1977 and at Wembley a year later. He also won 62 England caps, 23 of them as captain.
This week we took his collection back to Liverpool, where it made £1.2 million in a white-glove sale (all prices include premium).
Rome led the way. The No.6 shirt he wore as captain in the 1977 final against Borussia Mönchengladbach made £72,800, and his winner’s medal from that night, when he became the first Liverpool captain to lift the trophy, made £52,000. The 9ct gold plaque from the 1972–73 title, the first of his four, made £62,400.
There were also world records for a Kevin Keegan shirt at £84,500 and a George Best shirt at £49,400. Emlyn got both in swaps, Keegan’s from Hamburg in the 1977 European Super Cup and Best’s from Northern Ireland at Wembley in 1970.
It has been a real pleasure to see this collection up close, and to talk to collectors from Liverpool and around the world about the man behind it.
Our thanks go to the Hughes family for trusting us with it, and to everyone who bid to give a piece of his career a new home.
budds.com/auctions/past-auct…
#EmlynHughes #LFC #OwnYourPassion
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✝️ ONLY 52 DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
During Christmas:
Mind your own business about ham, bacon & pigs in blankets.
Please don’t deliberately ruin our Christmas Markets.
Respect our Christmas traditions.
Be nice to dogs.
Christians will be celebrating the birth of Christ from Christmas Eve until the tree finally comes down.
A little respect goes a long way 🎄
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Found safe and well.
🚨 BEACON ALERT – MISSING VETERAN 🚨
WINTON, BOURNEMOUTH, DORSET
We are appealing for information regarding the whereabouts of Scott Yates, aged 46, a veteran who has been reported missing in Bournemouth.
Scott was last seen at approximately 5:00pm today (02/11) in the Winton area of Bournemouth.
His phone is currently switched off, and he has not responded to attempts to contact him and there are serious concerns for his welfare.
Age: 46
Last seen: Winton, Bournemouth
Time: Approximately 5:00pm
Last known clothing: Blue jeans and a dark parka jacket
Photograph taken approximately five days ago.
Police Reference: 503/211
If you have seen Scott or have any information regarding his whereabouts, please contact Dorset Police on 101 or 999, quoting the reference above.
If you are in Bournemouth, or the surrounding Dorset area, please keep an eye out for Scott.
Even the smallest piece of information could help bring him home safely.
#BeaconAlert #MissingVeteran #MissingPerson #Bournemouth #Dorset
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COMPLAINTS BOOK
The cookhouse Complaints book, personally I’ve never heard of one. Must be an RAF thing? But they did exist. Here’s a few entries I’ve managed to find that made me chuckle.
"I would be grateful if the fish we had today could be removed from future menus, as it looked and tasted like my granny's f***y."
"Unbelievable, it looked like steak, smelt like steak, felt like steak, yet still tasted like cardboard. How do you do it?"
"I’m getting bored of getting meat and two veg every day, can’t we be more adventurous?” Female captain in 4RA Nothing wrong with meat and two veg. It's good for you.
“Please make the complaints book easier to find.”
MEANWHILE AT THE SERGEANTS MESS
“At the last mess meeting the RSM stated that complaints were not allowed and that it was a suggestions book. The following day a mess member wrote in the suggestion book. "I suggest we get a f**king complaint’s book."
More bullshit in BULLIES AND BULLSHIT 2
clivewardauthor.com
Available on amazon.
amazon.co.uk/Bullies-Bullshi…
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Replying to @paul_oay
You haven't read any of the terms of the deal have you.
As you would have to be mentally stunted, or completely paid for, to support the deal on the table.
So which one are you? Mentally stunted, or bought and paid for?
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Replying to @Sargon_of_Akkad
The Windrush sob story is fake.
Here's the actual letter to the Secretary of State; they weren’t invited, they didn’t ’rebuild Britain’ - unemployment was much higher in Jamaica, they were unwanted, unskilled, hustlers
The real reason they came?
Social housing and free NHS.
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The stupid bitch is a failed suicide bomber who was incidentally saved by Israeli doctors.
Israel burned her body, imprisoned her, deprived her of her freedom, and subjected her to beatings and abuse behind the bars of its prisons. The scars of burns and torture have become a testimony to the pain and suffering she endured
She is Israa Jaabis the woman whose body they tried to break, but whose dignity they could never take away
She is the Queen of the Earth, crowned not by physical beauty, but by her resilience, the strength of her will, and her humanity
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Israa Jaabis was severely burned in a 2015 car explosion near an Israeli checkpoint. She was convicted of attempted murder for allegedly detonating a gas canister. Jaabis claims it was accidental. Her scars are from that event not prison torture or beatings.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israa_Jaa… aljazeera.com/features/2023/…
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Replying to @too_icyy_
YNWA
What game did you guys watch
Liverpool lost yes
Shit hapoens
but liverpool were unlucky
Liverpool were the better team on the day,and should have had 2 clear panelties
Good luck to arsenal who had the ref in there pocjets
Replying to @Chetuyachinago
You’ve never been a slave. No one who has been a slave is alive, I’ve never owned a slave, no one that has owned a slave is alive. The British ended the salve trade.
So really you’re a grifting cunt wanting a handout for something that was before all our time. Jog on.
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Replying to @RobertJudd4
'Care worker' arrives ... family arrive ... care worker resigns ... the whole lot claim asylum and live happily ever after on us.
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One stupid STUPID mistake which is unlike Alisson cost us the game, but all in all I’m coming away deflated but I’m happy with what I saw, at no point did i feel worried about Arsenal throughout that game. Macca missed a sitter that would’ve changed everything. But we are definitely tittle contenders, we are definitely going to be challenging…. YNWA
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Lo digo hoy en la derrota: total respaldo en Iraola. Hoy, a pesar del resultado, sentí que hemos recuperado esa identidad que nos impregnó Jurgen Klopp.
Entiendo el malestar por las derrotas en partidos claves, pero si se ponen a pensar, hoy lo perdemos por un error de Alisson. Contra el City la expulsión de Gravenberch.
Errores individuales. Este plantel tiene margen de crecimiento. Seguiremos mejorando.
Cabeza abajo, toca seguir.
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Reflectin on yesterday cos last nite I was fuming to much with that ref & Arsenals tactics after goin the game. Are we title contenders No, can we be better YES, is this a season rebuilding YES, is it as bad as some are makin out NO. Iraola needs time & backin simple. Up the Reds
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Replying to @ClaudiaWebbe
"Overall". As in "net benefit". Here's a few things you missed:
- Banned the trade in 1807.
- Spent decades, ships, money, and roughly 5,000 lives stopping the trade worldwide.
- To abolish slavery the British took on a debt that took taxpayers 180 years to pay back (you're welcome).
- Descendants of the enslaved were not deported. They got to live in high-trust societies with real opportunity.
- In the colonies they built infrastructure and legal systems built on property rights and enforceable contracts. Creating some of the freest and richest countries in the world.
- Life expectancy, literacy, and basic public health rose under British administration in many colonies relative to the pre-colonial baseline. Vaccination, sanitation, and modern medicine were introduced at scale.
Once again.
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