jmcsms.bsky.social
I fix stuff, sometimes.
Play nice, be an adult, don't rely on conspiraloon sites or post lots of shit, unamusing memes
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I thought the carriers were for the pivot so we could support our good ally....oh....
GIUK gap still important and we may need to support Danish landing forces in Greenland ;-)
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And that's why he's blamed Ukraine for starting the war?
That's why they're demanding this?
apnews.com/article/un-r...
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The other route to blocking this would be a veto by France or the UK. Both have proposed amendments which would kill the text for the Russians. US might take note. But both countries' leaders are in Washington this coming week & veto would be explosive. I am told France more "solid" than UK on this.
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FWIW - IMO
What's popular in society waxes and wanes, sometimes exceptional circumstances have an impact
I've drank whisky since the mid 80s but my buying definitely spiked during lockdown, my drinking pattern didn't change. My buying has reset
+Youngsters drink a lot less now and pubs closing
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Those were the days....
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If only there was some way of finding out eh?
www.statista.com/chart/28489/...
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Trump's a place holder, Vance is the one to be scared of
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I've just cracked a Daftmill 15
Slàinte Mhath 🥃
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The Aurora page is small beer, it's what the BBC uses as well mind.
'Everyone' uses NCEP_GFS to one degree or another, even if it's just in case other models aren't delivered but it's essential to small TV stations
The big banana is here:
www.nhc.noaa.gov/aboutintro.s...
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Just in case you're serious...
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“…Zubkov's colleagues suggested that he could have been stressed in connection with this, since his superiors were at the scene of the incident”
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They're prolly preparing a full page assassination James...relax
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You don't, it's gone but I think we will have been particularly careful for some time and I'm not talking about a few months.
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www.independent.co.uk/news/world/a...
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They use a lot internally and sell access I'd guess, don't know for sure but you can always opt out..I'm not going to
www.nhs.uk/using-the-nh...
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Or if they want to do another test.
What do you want, efficient use of limited resources or longer queues?
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Reorg always costs, IT infra for the NHS isn't brilliant - I use the NHS app and am happy with it. My local hospital uses something call 'Patients Know Best' for whatever reason.
How much is the license? Why use that? NHS and VFM in respect of third party suppliers needs looking at
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I said no such thing. Did I?
They can manage time a lot better
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I 'know' I didn't need an appointment...
I also know that for another issue the management of appointments was a train crash - with two appointments at different places for the same issue, rising to three because they'd lost me...again
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Then an appointment would be in order. The organisation is appalling in my area, I suspect it is elsewhere.
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It isn't. Really
I've had four appointments not needed, seen very poor co-ordination and the last appointment was for a registrar to tell me I was clear - they could have emailed me that and used the slot
We need to be spend more sensibly otherwise the arguments for privatisation will get stronger
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Is it even British? I love it when they say 'humor' or similar, enough to see that it's not a Brit
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Really don't know why we've not tried slinging some launchers onto the Sea King's which Ukraine has - less of a lashup than Storm Shadow on SU-24
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There's a considerable minority who are on the side of the ally going isolationist, without having a Scooby what that will mean.
They appear to believe that we're bezzers so it will all be fine....
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Lunatic in charge of Bedlam shock.....
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Transformational apparently....
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It's a very French Civil Service attitude, it also goes to their business sector, they can be a nightmare to deal with for really minor issues...I'm dealing with a client and the data is owned by a French govt agency....boff!
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He's given a classic nothing to do with us response
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Have you banged through this? They're not interested
x.com/MatthiasGrol...
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She's not actually part of their staff and they're accepting no responsibility. All they have to do is pull her accreditation/pass
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But they're going to do diddly squat about it apparently...
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She's literally using her role to buy weapons for a foreign country, it's not her private life at all.
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LinkedIn doesn't annoy me as I pay very little attention to it, Facebook I have to use as it's used most by my relatives and friends though I do tell them to get me on Telegram or here...
I find Facebook more annoying than twitter - the algorithm is pants - same for YouTube
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Indeed, 120 deportation flights last year under Biden apparently