Observation Poster @ObsPoster

Similar to Marx, an absolute grotbag cunt of a man. Most left wing intellectuals and leaders are scum - they think their ideas are the measure of them as opposed to their actions. Why so many abusers and degenerates are active in left wing circles.

Students For Liberty @sfliberty

23 hours ago

Rousseau famously sent his five kids to die in an orphanage, where only 10-20% made it to adulthood, and to this day he is considered one of the main theorists in the field of raising kids. It's insane how much people can get away with when they are in the good graces of the

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Chagossian families are fleeing Mauritius for Britain TODAY. And our Government wants to hand their ancestral homeland to the very country they are leaving. What does that tell you? The Chagossians want to return to THEIR islands as British citizens. Stop the #Chagos surrender. conservativepost.co.uk/31-chagossian-…

Exc: Labour MP Dan Carden has called on Andy Burnham to kill off the Chagos Islands deal Carden links the govt stance on the islands to Argentine president Javier Milei’s recent sabre-rattling over the Falklands “I’m still amazed that so few Labour MPs have had anything to say about it. I just say to any of them, go meet one of your constituents, try and explain the Chagos deal to them, and see how it goes down... “I have been saying, it might be an idea to drop this terrible policy because you’re going to get beaten around with it, and then you get the Falklands [controversy]. “It will be a domino effect, and we don’t take overseas territories seriously. “We need to look at how we actually give the territories a stake in parliament and a stake in government. So I hope Andy is capable of doing that, and I have some hope that he will look at the disastrous Chagos deal and drop it, and look to do something different – because he’s got the ability and the capacity to do that.”

They will pay to give away territory to our enemies then expect us to go to war on their orders

Politics UK @PolitlcsUK

23 hours ago

🚨 NEW: Andy Burnham has reassured Mauritius that the UK is still committed to the Chagos Islands deal It comes after Mauritius threatened to sue the Government over the delay

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This is a good way of putting it, liberal extremism. Transgenderism, ‘Peoples Vote’, BLM and this open borders shite is all liberal extremism.

Ste 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 @commontruth_

20 hours ago

Because they are post-nationalists. The globalists. The neo-imperials. This is liberal extremism. They are Bin Laden to John Stuart Mill. Destroying the nation is their key goal, the final obligation to free us from. The last skin to peel before we dissolve into the inhuman

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PAW is back, just rejoice at that news.

PAW (Peter) @Peter88902568

a day ago

Can't even take a break from Xwitter these days. *lights cigarette

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Imagine freezing in some fucking trench dodging drones knowing this is going back at home lol

Politics UK @PolitlcsUK

23 hours ago

🚨 NEW: The Government has launched an investigation after a small boat carrying five migrants arrived on a Kent beach undetected earlier today It marks the first undetected crossing in a year

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Government want us to prepare for war btw

Politics UK @PolitlcsUK

23 hours ago

🚨 NEW: The Government has launched an investigation after a small boat carrying five migrants arrived on a Kent beach undetected earlier today It marks the first undetected crossing in a year

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Self important walts, worst kind of people. Highly likely to be tyrants. Looking for problems.

Lee Kuan Yimby @LeeKuanYimby

a day ago

This group keeps walking around The Philadelphia area to make people "Black people feel safe." America literally created a top 5% global standard of living for them to go around and pretend they need to do this.

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I genuinely think he is the strangest, least principled politician in British history. I think he’s quite a pathetic and dark person. The bacon stunt, that interview about strikes where he robotically repeated the same line over and over. He makes me really uncomfortable.

Ed Miliband @Ed_Miliband

a day ago

Stronger in our values. Bolder in our action. Relentless in the alliances we build.

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Alexandria in Egypt is like this, beautiful architecture and history with rubbish strewn everywhere

Cosmopolitan Reactionary @cosmorxn

a day ago

It’s fascinating to see Johannesburg today because you can see that it was once a prosperous and highly developed city and is now a shell of its former self. It’s like watching peasants in late antiquity grazing livestock amid the ruins of a crumbling, weed-strewn colosseum.

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Quite frankly the silence from Olly Murs on the Nagorno-Karabakh contlict is becoming deafening

of our history. Many people like him did integrate well, embraced our culture and served the country - I’ve served with people like that in the Armed Forces and in other public sector roles.

Rishi is a good egg. There are many like him and growing up in south London in the 90s it was normal for me to mix with people like him and consider them as British as I am. Particularly when they came from former parts of the British Empire. For good and (or) bad that’s part /1

Rishi Sunak @RishiSunak

3 days ago

I was a very fortunate kid. My dad's GP surgery sat between the Dell and Hampshire's County Ground, so at weekends I could go to a game and get a lift home afterwards. It left me with a passion for both sports and a belief that sport opens a window onto who we are. When I was

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I looked deep into Yemen’s Khat addiction, and the scale of devastation is insane. Data shows Yemeni citizens spend HALF of their total income on Khat. Khat also uses 40% of their total water supply for no nutritional value while lack of water and starvation is extremely prevalent in Yemen. Starvation in Yemen is beyond alarming. Over 18 million people, just over half of the country's population face acute hunger. There is an estimated 50,000+ child deaths annually in Yemen from extreme hunger and secondary infections. About 130-144 children die per day of starvation in Yemen. The estimate for adults is 20-50 per day, so for some reason they allow children to bare the brunt of death by starvation while tending to Khat crop production and chewing addiction. Why would there be no humanitarian aid to stop that? Because of The Jihadist militants that also own The Khat business in Yemen. International aid funding to Yemen dropped due to The Houthis complete operational theft. They also launched a massive crackdown on humanitarian workers, carrying out abductions and detaining United Nations and NGO employees for ransom. The Houthis essentially have a monopoly on the Khat business in Yemen. Because they control the vast majority of Yemen's mountain ranges, where the country's khat is cultivated, the crop falls directly under Houthi territorial administration, the militant group has successfully monopolized the trade. They profit heavily from the national addiction of Khat by enforcing fees at militia checkpoint fees and taxation. Cultivating khat requires an immense amount of water and the Houthis have seized all key water tables across western and northern Yemen, the Houthis effectively function as landlords to the farming networks. Farmers are dependent on the group for access to the fuel required to run irrigation pumps, allowing Houthi leadership to control the entire industry. Yemen used to be the number one exporter of Coffee in the world and they ripped out almost every single Coffee farm for to produce Khat. Estimates indicate that up to 80% of Yemen's arable land was systematically converted to cultivate Khat. Khat uses four times the amounts of water that coffee does. Yemen is in severe drought conditions and the country is locked in a catastrophic environmental crisis driven by lack of rivers, rainfall and their addiction to Khat. Khat is now so deeply embedded in Yemeni culture, so much so that it transcends the frontlines of the ongoing conflict. The trade is so vital that opposing military forces in Yemen often observe an unwritten daily ceasefire between noon to 4:00 PM allowing both sides to break combat, safely distribute the shipments, and gather to chew the leaf. So to wrap this up, Jihadist Terrorists, that Hasan Piker says are awesome (The Houthis) were stealing all the international aid and holding it hostage to finance terror operations while continuing to be the main drivers behind Yemens Khat industry and addiction. All while hundreds of thousands of Yemenis continue to die of starvation. I would like to say there is a change coming, but almost the entire population seem too focused on chewing Khat to do anything about it.

Lee Kuan Yimby @LeeKuanYimby

3 days ago

One reason Yemen is so impoverished is roughly 80% of the male population is addicted to Khat. They're high almost all the time.

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The fact that they have their own fan group separate from everyone else proves his point doesn't it? Why does Manchester United have a Muslim Supporters Club? Why organize around religion? Makes sense to do it by geography for traveling fans to organize, but why religion? This is officially recognized by the club by the way. They get to ballot for tickets, sit in the same official ecosystem as the geographic branches, and they have already extracted concrete changes at Old Trafford in the form of "multi-faith" prayer rooms, stadium-wide halal food, Iftar events on the premises, prayer mats supplied by the group, a curtain to separate men and women, and the Adhan played over stadium speakers. I am not joking. Football - LIKE MUSIC - offers a secular opportunity for transcendence, to come together under one badge. Slice it up by sect or religion and you defeat the whole spirit of the game. The stadium is not religious infrastructure and what's happening in the name of inclusion is... exclusion. What's happening at my beloved club is just a microcosm of what's happening to the UK on the national level. Sir Jim Ratcliffe said NOTHING WRONG. The rest of us Red Devils stand with him

utdreport @utdreport

3 days ago

Sir Jim Ratcliffe says he has lost confidence in the UK, describing the country as "on the slide". "Nobody's tough enough to deal with the immigration problem. Nobody's tough enough to deal with the benefits problem. But somebody needs to do it." [BBC]

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@zarahsultana You live off our taxes and do nothing but spew hate, you are the parasite

If a political party cannot deliver leaflets in a parliamentary by-election without a crazed mob attacking them, we do not have a democracy. Make no mistake, these far left mobs - and the foreign actors funding them - will face an almighty reckoning under a Reform government.

Без особых эмоций к 🇮🇱, для меня выбор стороны в этом жестоком конфликте, определяется одним фактом. Я не могу представить, чтобы по Тель-Авиву на потеху улюлюкающей толпе возили изломанное тело похищенной женщины, положив на неё ноги. Это противостояние цивилизации и варварства

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