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Shy Talk
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This was presumably common knowledge, but just read that Dr Ranj, the resident This Morning GP!, was married before coming out as gay, way before Schofe took the plunge (to save his skin). Leaving aside the arranged marriage/cultural pressure issues, it all seems very velvet mafia - and Ranj is now predictably jumping on the bandwagon du jour: mental health.
I expect there's way more to come out regarding this obvious distraction that could easily have been uncovered years ago, and I keep coming back to what DI has said for years: It's a (big) cesspit (and you're not in it).
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The cleaning woman Kim Woodburn just called Holly Willoughby 'that little bitch' on GB News.
This nonsense is putting Towie to shame.
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Interesting email out of the blue from my building society today - first ever - saying they are covered up to 85k deposits (I don't believe them, and I doubt they know themselves). Wondering if it's the first signs of an imminent collapse in the UK. Be good to know if anyone else received one.
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For someone who thinks malnourished Rishi is in the closet, this 'random' story dropping seems a bit suspicious, especially as Phil Schofield-type Gaz Lineker is mentioned too:
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My own experience. Smoked for 15 years then started vaping around 2010. I was vaping constantly - hours at a time due to being able to do it inside. Over about 5 years, lost weight but soon started having tremors, then had temporary loss of sight in one eye for several minutes (twice). Went the doctor, said it was overactive thyroid. Took recommended medication for 6 months and symptoms disappeared. Stopped vaping, started smoking again. Been fine since.
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Rishi hands over half a billion in return for nothing.
Sunak and Macron. Two middle-aged anorexics, one whose 'wife' is nearly 25 years his senior. Red flags going off everywhere.
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The timing of the migrant boat disaster off the coast of Italy seems suspicious. From memory there's been nothing similar of note since the body of the dead child on the beach was beamed across the world several years ago - despite hundreds, probably thousands of journeys since. Could it be to do with the fact the new Italian PM Meloni (whose name is always prefixed with either right-wing or far-right on the MSM) came to power vowing to stop mass immigration? Expect a U-turn on that policy sometime soon
Interesting that there hasn't been a similar 'disaster' in the channel, despite years of crossings. Maybe our government's largesse has something to do with that.
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It may already have been pointed out on here but the oddest thing to me about this are the photos. Same expression, make-up, hair length/style/colour, lighting etc. As though they could have been taken on the same day.
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Hazza has gone so cocksure nuclear - and is already threatening book 2 - that you've got to think he still has a huge ace up his sleeve to play. Possibly a dna test?
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On 12/13/2022 at 9:04 PM, BeeThrive said:
The problem with the worlds modern soy farming production methods is the glyphosate spray they use to ‘dessicate’ (dry) the crop with. Glyphosate (round-up) is generally used as a herbicide, but they discovered it’s drying capacity, so now modern farmers refer to it as ‘sunshine in a can’ - to spray wheat, barley, rapeseed (for veg oils), and loads of other crops to dry it and get it ‘qualified’ into the food supply system.
Interesting post. Do you (anyone) have an opinion or experience with Nattokinase? Is it just the latest snake oil?
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Magnesium is sometimes suggested as a sleep aid (muscle relaxant I think). I started taking it a few weeks ago due to disrupted sleep. Although jury's still out, I definitely feel livelier when I wake up. One thing - the bioavailability (amount the body actually absorbs) of bog-standard magnesium (oxide) that's used in most supplements is supposedly under 10 per cent. Magnesium citrate is reportedly more bioavailable, although the flip side is it can cause the runs. I can live with that for a better night's kip.
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He didn't miss the penalty but the PSG owner is a billionaire Qatari.
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6 minutes ago, numnuts said:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-63741519
'Emma Corrin: The Crown star calls for gender neutral awards.'
I may have missed it, but it would be interesting to hear the views of a non-binary person on why there has been an explosion of non-binary etc in just the last few years. Do they think it's evolution? Or maybe something in the water/food/medication/chemtrails etc? Or maybe that people have been covering it up in fear for generations?
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4 hours ago, Velma said:
Rhetorical question, why does China, with it's strict "zero-covid" policy, appear to be the only country where it is increasing?
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/20548602/china-building-covid-quarantine-camps-hospitals/
Exactly. These camps are real. I know a guy from UK - married to a 'vip' Chinese woman, who is treated differently from the plebs - who has booked a flight out of there early next month. He scoffed at what I was saying two years ago.
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The hypocritical pre-match lecturing about human rights etc is relentless, including a lengthy diatribe about Saudi Arabia before today's match against the Argies (we have long sold billions of pounds worth of arms to them), which didn't prevent a media love-in after the Saudis won. An Iran false flag would be a relief at this stage:
https://www.foxnews.com/world/world-cup-qatar-targeted-iran-reports
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Bit off-topic but seems the right place. Does anyone know anything about Mikhail Orlov, who seems to be behind the Telegram Group mRNA Death Toll? In the last couple of weeks a couple of 'David Icke is controlled opps' posts have appeared on the thread, seemingly out of nowhere and very much off-topic. Is it this character, who studied at, ahem, Westminster?:
https://news.wcmo.edu/success/on-top-of-the-world-mikhail-orlov-96-discusses-his-ladder-to-success/
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The Mail has helpfully published a guide to what visitors can get away with in Qatar during the footie festivities (despite the late booze ban, they've presumably temporarily relaxed a few laws while the world's media has descended on the country):
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11443723/World-Cup-2022-laws-Qatar-alcohol-LGBTQ-wear.html
It's already more entertaining than any soap/reality TV and it doesn't even start till Sunday.
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Let's take it further. He's another of those suspiciously malnourished middle-aged men who increasingly seem to be calling the shots, And just to add fuel to the fire, he famously 'forgot' where his 'wife' was from:
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This is all you need to know about Hunt, the vainest man in politics, and who he does his bidding for:
He is the eldest son of Admiral Sir Nicholas Hunt,[11] who was then a Commander in the Royal Navy assigned to work for the Director of Naval Plans inside the recently created Ministry of Defence,[12] and his wife Meriel Eve Hunt, Lady Hunt (née Givan; 1937–2022), daughter of Major Henry Cooke Givan.[13] The Hunt family were landed gentry, of Boreatton, Baschurch, Shropshire. A cousin was Dame Agnes Hunt, pioneer of orthopaedic nursing.[14] Through a paternal great-grandmother, Hunt is a descendant of Sir Streynsham Master, a pioneer of the East India Company.[15] He is also a distant relative of Queen Elizabeth II and Sir Oswald Mosley.[16]
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Wokery on steroids, as England meet the builders:
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Hilarious and terrifying at the same time:
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A few days ago it was reported Russian troops had been forced out of Kherson, which is a strategically important city in the far south of a huge country. If we are to believe that, why would Russia be wasting time bombing the strategically unimportant far west - and in effect fighting a war on multiple fronts?
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Maybe should be in the Sport section but this World Cup has been politicised like crazy, so possibly better in here. The one thing that smacks in the face is that for the first time it's being held in an openly 'intolerant' country, just as LGBTad nauseum is dominating everything. What a coincidence!
If Qatar had hosted the previous world cup it's unlikely we would've heard anywhere near as much from the 'human rights' brigade as LGBT was (correctly) a minority issue then. Furthermore, construction is the deadliest industry in the UK, so they can do one on that front too if they want to argue about deaths from building stadiums:
It's nothing new either - World Cup in South Africa:
https://www.aljazeera.com/sports/2014/7/3/world-cup-workers-struggle-for-basic-rights
And then you read a non-Guardian report regarding Qatar:
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Apologies to the OP, but a similar thread was started in summer 2021 with this opener which probably belongs in here:
Thinking about how they might pull off making the vast majority dependent on the state without being completely blatant (taking down the internet/crashing the banks/alien invasion/food shortages etc) and risking civil disobedience, I wonder if they may just go the safer interest rate route. From a quick check, the biggest rise in recent memory was around 10% in the space of 18 months in the late 70s (and that from a higher starting point than today's historical lows). If they rose even 5% in a similar period in the near future it would cripple vast numbers with mortgages (especially those who were enticed to buy due to the stamp duty holiday and those made redundant after furlough ends). This way people would be more likely to shrug their shoulders and accept their fate, whereas crashing the banks/internet etc would potentially lead to much more volatility. Or is that what they really want?
Is MASS immigration problematic?
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'Asylum seekers' could (will) sue govt due to being housed in tents (marquees), even though they are now safe from war/persecution etc. Hahahaha.
https://inews.co.uk/news/asylum-seekers-kept-tents-ex-military-bases-bring-legal-action-against-suella-braverman-lawyer-2512515