acjenky.bsky.social
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Reopen the #eu trade floodgates. #rejoin asap.
#brexit weakened both the uk and #eu. Just as Putin wanted it.
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All this sucking up to the tango tosser has got way out of hand.
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Not true. All you need is a personal jet or super yacht. Couldn’t be easier.
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Fair point. Best start with banning 247 social media though. It has a much stronger link to poor sleep patterns.
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It’s so tediously, depressingly obvious. Disconnecting us from a market of 500 million people which had 50 years to grow, thrive and normalise. There is no alternative, no replacement. Even she agrees…
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Correction, it’s two words
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Didn’t say easy. Manageable. It’s the kind of policy that could put businesses on their knees even more than they are now, particularly smaller ones. And that is not going to do parents, children or families any good.
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Didn’t do me any harm. Soft Britain.
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Freedom of speech Kremlin style
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These are cosplaying thugs who’ve been handed live weapons. Watching the slow motion as he sees her and takes aim, it’s clear that law enforcement lack any self-discipline. #LosAngeles #r4today @msnbc.com @lbc.co.uk @9news.bsky.social @laurentomasi.bsky.social
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But Trump doesn’t want Ukraine to defend itself. Why don’t they give up he wails.
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Well he wouldn’t have been on the frontline for sure. That’s for losers, in his view.
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Why does anyone?
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Trump: “Ukraine has no cards”
Ukraine plays a card
Trump: “Ukraine needs to stop playing its cards”
Putin’s puppet in plain sight.
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Good article.
Having performed cpr that worked following sudden cardiac arrest, and watched my Dad die peacefully a few weeks ago I agree there is definitely a distinction and a need for informed choices for the benefit of all, patients, relatives, responders and clinicians alike.
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To be fair, they didn’t need to do that much. The US is well ahead of the curve but the UK is catching up fast.
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Russians in the bed. Nothing really changes, sex and plain sight have delivered time and again. You’ve got to hand it to Putin, he’s played a blinder, while we have slumbered.
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Give her a break. 14 years flys by when you’re partying like a Tory.
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Measuring his coffin more like. The knives are out. Get the popcorn in.
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Do not scan that QR code.
It takes you straight back to the 1930’s and cleans your bank account out.
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Inviting Trump for a second State visit - an honour accorded to no other elected HoS - to be entertained by the HoS of a country that Trump is currently threatening to annex isn't diplomacy. It's pathetic grovelling.
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Diplomacy is often used as a euphemism for sucking up. The state visit invite for example was blatant sucking up and likely to end very badly unless trump comes to heel in a big way.
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Too much sucking up to Trump, Farage types and Netanyahu for my liking.
Sufficient to give some well deserved credit for though. Must try harder.
The tories continue to be a very low bar by comparison, perhaps we should just be thankful they’re toast.