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Whatever women offer, whoever’s arse they stick their tongue up, wherever they go backstage with a known shagger, indeed whatever they feel 20 years later, they retain the right to say no' - paraphrasing Judge Bennathan
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David Cates, President & CEO of Denison Mines, recently joined BNN Bloomberg to discuss our Q3 results, provide an update on progress at the Phoenix ISR uranium project, and highlight achieving 24% project completion at the end of our first quarter of full-scale construction.
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If we employ the same standard of evidence that was used against Russell Brand, thousands and thousands more Muslims in the U.K. should be sent to jail as well. They are currently walking free because the testimony of the underage victims were not taken as sufficient evidence.
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Ik pleegde deze keiharde interruptie op @ANanninga. Inzake de PROpaganda-film over Femke Halsema, betaald door de belastingbetaler.
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Politicians Come And Go... The Machinery Of Oppression Remains zerohedge.com/political/poli…
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Russell Brand’s ex-girlfriend Samantha Pressdee has fiercely spoken out against the verdict.
She stated the following:
"A wife is without her husband. Three children are without their Dad. Yet everyone thinks the real victim in this is a drunk groupie who was cheating on her boyfriend. Someone who has anonymity for life and will probably get a financial payout.
“If this drunk groupie thought he was a predator, why would she stand by and watch him sleep with 1000s more women? Didn't she care about those women?
"It's not true that women in the comedy industry warned each other about Russell. No one warned me, and it could not have been more obvious that I was connected to him. Just because I am a woman doesn't mean I should 'believe all women'.
"I would be more likely to believe women who report criminals to the POLICE. Not the media, decades later. I believe in the right to a fair trial. Convince me it was fair!"
She also slammed Georgina Bailey who claimed to be Brand’s ex-lover and had urged him to “tell the truth.”
"She was a groupie too,” Samantha revealed. “The kind of women throwing themselves at Brand back then often sold kiss-and-tell [stories] that were mostly made up.
"Russell paid for Georgina to go to rehab. Ballie has made a career out of sleeping with him. She's not his ex-girlfriend. At the time, she was in a burlesque troupe called 'The Satanic Sluts'."
At the moment, we are being led to believe that Russell Brand is guilty beyond reasonable doubt. There is no evidence - only the word of one woman and more words from people who don’t like him.
Now we have other words from someone who knew him that say the opposite of what the establishment and media are saying.
I also found Reform MP Sarah Pochin’s comments on TalkTV disgraceful. In the clip, she spoke about Brand as if he was 100% guilty, spoke in a rather venomous way about him saying she hoped he would go away for a long long time, and spoke about the accusers as if they are bastions of truth even though there is no way she could possibly know that.
This is trial by media. Trial by hearsay. Trial by dislike of one person. But trial by truth? No. Russell Brand faces serious danger in prison and was forbidden from saying goodbye to his kids. No mercy is being shown to him. I see only venom and hate. Yet I have seen Brand speak repeatedly about his faith for years, urging millions of people to find their own. The entire thing feels off and rancid. The more this case goes on and the more that is revealed by people like his ex-girlfriend, the more it becomes clear that something very wrong has happened here and we are in the midst of watching something very evil taking place.
#RussellBrand
Russell Brand’s ex-girlfriend Samantha Pressdee has fiercely spoken out against the verdict. She stated the following: "... ift.tt/HreIXgz
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I thought it was past time that I wrote something on Tommy Robinson. The more I researched, the angrier I got. So many politicians on the right should be ashamed of themselves. It is so easy to judge someone when you have no idea just what was done to him.
redwallandtherabble.co.uk/th…
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I very much doubt my viewpoint will go down well amongst the chicken shop cartels and jacked up jihadists that all but run my home town.
Raja Miah MBE
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IMO not different than what I'm saying
China uses CNY to buy marginal ton of commodities
US & much of world uses USD to buy marginal ton
This sets up an arb b/t USD & CNY thru commodities
And b/c gold is how China is doing this, it means gold/USD & gold/commodity ratios rises over time & China gets deflation while US gets inflation
Gold was $1200 & Gold/commodity ratio was 4x when China & Russia reopened the gold window in September 2014 (SGEI + CNY oil)
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Super Heavy’s Raptor engines lifting the booster off the pad.
Filmed with a high-speed camera so you can see the detail in slow motion.
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The British State Now Behaves Like An Imperial Regime Ruling Over Competing Peoples zerohedge.com/geopolitical/b…
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I’m sure @LukeGromen knows I agree with everything he says in terms of the problems. 🤝
We really only differ in that I think the neomercantilist statecraft China embraces doesn’t care what form of money anyone uses. They aren’t changing systems whatever happens on that front.
If a neomercantilist (“stuff is power”) turns into an old-school mercantilist (“gold is power”) it still comes down to **who controls upstream to downstream supply chains and global chokepoints**.
They have the former.
So now the latter get choked.
All sadly predictable.
That, plus the U.S. *may* (and it was always a ‘may’ not a ‘will’) be able to use legacy Eurodollar power as financial Fartcraft to transform itself back to a neomercantilist model fit for a World of Warcraft.
At great cost.
Yes, there will be major consequences for markets in that for sure; past is prologue there.
There are also major consequences for not trying to do that.
In short, “stuff” happens!
I just saw this interview with @LukeGromen . In minute 28 ~32 the host introduces your vision to compare that with what Luke is saying.
As I appreciate both of your visions, am I right that Luke, believes in “because matkets” in his arguments.
youtu.be/VVL4sL2S5JQ?si=SGFA…
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As an overseas Chinese who has worked on China’s energy transition and energy security for more than two decades, I’m tired of German commentators selectively using China and mis-represent China to fit a green narrative.
Yes, China is building vast amounts of wind and solar. But unlike the permanent subsidy model some Germans still defend, China ended national feed-in tariffs for new solar and wind projects from June 2025. After more than twenty years of government support, these technologies are expected to compete in the market.
At the same time, China is adding more coal capacity than the rest of the world combined, and building more nuclear reactors than the rest of the world combined.
My generation and older generation of Chinese still remembers food and energy insecurity. We do not take modern industrial prosperity for granted. China’s approach has always centered on securing energy and food supply in a changing climate — not on treating intermittent renewables as an ideological end in themselves.
That pragmatic multi-source approach is the actual story about China, not the misleading version currently circulating in Berlin by wind and solar lobbyists.
China verabschiedt sich nicht nur für den Klimaschutz von Öl. Der Staat hat verstanden, dass Erneuerbare Energien Länder deutlich unabhängiger und damit sicherer machen
Diese Groschen ist in Berlin leider noch nicht gefallen.
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Tu t'appelles Charlotte. 23 ans. Tu étudies à Sciences Po Paris. Tu milites à La France insoumise et tu vas à la techno-parade contre la vie chère ce weekend.
Ton père, Philippe, est ingénieur chez Total, à côté de Bizanos.
Il travaille depuis 36 ans dans l'énergie, a commencé foreur et dirige maintenant le projet "Exploration puits 2035" avant de partir à la retraite.
Philippe te fait un virement tous les mois pour financer ton 2 pièces à 1350€ dans le quartier latin et tes cours de pilates reformer.
Tu as un tote bag « taxez les riches », un iPhone 17 Pro et un abonnement à Mediapart.
Tu considères que les grandes entreprises sont "une catastrophe sociale et écologique". Tu as d'ailleurs écrit un mémoire de 42 pages sur les violences symboliques du capitalisme.
Philippe qui se lève à 6h depuis 1987, te paye tes études grâce ses à anciennes stocks-options chez Shell.
À Sciences Po, tu as enfin rencontré des jeunes qui partagent tes convictions. Leurs parents sont avocats, médecins, hauts fonctionnaires ou dirigeants.
Vous avez fondé un collectif de "house music" en résistance au néolibéralisme.
Vous vous réunissez chaque jeudi dans un café du 11e pour discuter de la lutte des classes autour d'une bouteille de vin naturel orange à 38€.
Tu n'as jamais travaillé dans une usine, mais tu connais parfaitement les conditions de vie du prolétariat grâce à tes stages à l'ONU et au PNUD trouvés par les contacts de ta mère Christine à L'Oréal.
Tu expliques à ton père que les grandes entreprises exploitent les travailleurs.
Il te propose de venir rencontrer les techniciens de son usine pendant les vacances. Tu peux pas car t'as anniversaire de Julie à Santorin.
À Noël, tu rentres au "pays".
Ton père vient te chercher à la gare de Dax avec sa nouvelle Tesla.
Pendant le trajet, tu lui expliques que les cadres supérieurs sont complètement déconnectés des réalités populaires et que Elon Musk est la lie de l'humanité.
Philippe sourit nerveusement.
De retour dans ta maisonnée de famille, Philippe demande si ta recherche de stage en cinéma militant avance en te proposant du foie gras et du serrano-manchego.
Tu lui dis que tu es vegan depuis cette année et qu'il est insensible à la cruauté animale.
Philippe se sert un verre de Jurançon, s'asseoit sur son fauteuil Roche Bobois et te demande si tu es pour la taxation de l'héritage à 100%.
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You've avoided nearly all of my questions, Norah, because you're literally incapable of answering them. Your mind is firmly closed to any evidence or facts that undermine your preferred narrative. You consider it immoral for anyone to even question you, even though you voluntarily and confidently entered this discussion. You're like a flat-earther. Nothing I or anyone else says to you will permeate your stubborn quasi-religious beliefs, because to change your mind would take away a core part of your self image, which is as somebody who is kinder and better and more righteous than the nasty people still advocating for the safety of women and girls.
You repeat your thought-terminating clichés and unevidenced assertions, which I assume sound clever inside your echo chamber, but which, outside it, make you appear not only dim, but a total moral vacuum. Increased risk to females? Who cares. Women threatened by violence? Of course those poor trans-identified men lash out when they meet resistance! What is a gender identity? You can't really say, but like the flat-earther, you're sure it exists, because your tribe is held together by belief in it, and pride themselves on their blind faith in it.
I keep waiting for a single gender ideologue or trans activist to truly engage with the facts, but all of you sheer away from them like horses from fireworks. It truly is like talking to cult members who're incapable of engaging in rational debate and just keep chanting the mantras, consigning all serious questions to the 'evil' bin.
I've been told I'm on the wrong side of history thousands of times. By debating people like you, I've come to realise that your ilk's idea of the 'right side of history' means stripping women and girls' of their rights, excusing male violence against women, siding with those issuing death and rape threats and attempting to suppress critical thought and freedom of speech.
Maybe, like the flat-earthers, you genuinely think history will vindicate you. I believe people will look back on this period and analyse your arguments, not because they admire them, but because they're trying to fathom how so many supposedly intelligent people fell, hook, line and sinker for a bunch of vacuous, post-modern, pseudo-intellectual cobblers, while being completely indifferent to the real world harm they were enabling.
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Klacht ingediend op basis van Artikel 12 Wetboek Van Strafvordering.
Je kan niet iemand die grappen maakt over dikke vrouwen wél voor de rechter slepen en iemand die oproept om zijn politieke tegenstanders “vol op de bek te slaan” ermee laten wegkomen.
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CORRECTION: Tommy robinson has his 5th number 1 best selling book and it exposes us all
Really pleased to have written my first piece for @zeteouk
Tommy Robinson is toast. What now for the far right?
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Wat is hij weer goed 👍🏼
En wat zou hij een fantastische premier van Nederland zijn, een premier met hart voor z'n land 🇳🇱
#MartinBosma #PVV