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Nigel Farage criticised for saying West provoked Ukraine war
The Reform UK leader told the BBC that "of course" the war was President Vladimir Putin's fault.www.bbc.co.uk
F off Farage!
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There are a group of people who will lap this up.
Hindujas: UK's richest family convicted of exploiting servants
Four Hinduja family members were given prison sentences ranging from four to four-and-a-half years.
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How can you be worth so much but not pay your staff the minimum wage?
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Rich people make money by finding ways to avoid spending it.Hindujas: UK's richest family convicted of exploiting servants
Four Hinduja family members were given prison sentences ranging from four to four-and-a-half years.
How can you be worth so much but not pay your staff the minimum wage?
Well 4 years inside might make them reflect on their money situation
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Fourth Tory official investigated over election bets allegations
A fourth Tory is being investigated for allegedly placing dozens of bets on the general election date.
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So it’s not just footballers.
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Doubt it, these people tend to have psychopathic tendencies and never think they are in the wrong.
Some people are really tight when it comes to money. Fortunately these greedy b_stards got busted.Hindujas: UK's richest family convicted of exploiting servants
Four Hinduja family members were given prison sentences ranging from four to four-and-a-half years.
How can you be worth so much but not pay your staff the minimum wage?
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John Caudwell switching to Labour is a good example. He's not doing it for the greater good.
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It's incredible how many people just want to be on the winning side. Mail is just about endorsing Starmer, though not eagerly, just to be on the winning side. If your politics are that flimsy then stay out of it.
Its amazing the sheep/lemming mentality in large groups once they believe they are backing a winner. I think polling after the '97 election suggested 70% of people claimed they voted for Blair. I've long given up but I do wish people who had a vote took it far more seriously and judged what they are voting for.
Juts heard another interesting blunder by Sunak, he's supposedly a genuine Swifty he has two young girls as children whom he seams to care about spending time with so he's likely been indoctrinated forcefully instead of willingly like me. But did he go like Starmer during the election campaign when she was due to be the UK? Nope did it when she was US months ago.
Its like the Football as well if England go on to win it all (they won't) whys he given up the opportunity to be photographed with them?
Like its basic photo ops that his team should be good figure out.
Indoctrinated forcefully into seeing Taylor Swift. Really?
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If you have a penis and are over 12 then you have to go to a Swifty camp for 6 months of reprogramming. That’s how she’s so popular.
I was referring to the fact would have her on all the time at home or when travelling. Plenty of parents talk about getting into what their kids do for that reason.
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Child power is way more of a thing than player power.
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Only if you let them. Kids are basically like animals but they grow out of it.
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