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jimmy pow retweeted
Send this to every Man City fan you know. 😂
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Hi @elonmusk @X why is an elected representative allowed to turn off replies to a post they know is unpopular?
This morning I've been talking to local residents and businesses around Eastney’s Marina who are really upset by what they witnessed last night.
Intimidation and criminal damage are unacceptable and have no place in our city. I saw some of this firsthand.
I understand people's anger and frustration about small boat crossings. The right to peaceful protest is fundamental to our democracy, but it must never cross a line into disorder.
The Labour government is cracking down on the evil, criminal smuggler gangs. Summer small boat crossings have fallen to a six-year low, and the use of asylum hotels is being ended for good.
I will take back concerns to Westminster and will continue to liaise with first responders and others and thank them for their dedication and work yesterday and as the clean up continues.
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jimmy pow retweeted
Men are expected to rise above their animalistic hormones
It’s time we expect the same of women.
YOUR FEELINGS ARE YOUR PROBLEM.
And yet he can see the large grey mammal with a trunk thats right in front of him.
Unlike the posh, snobby regime propagandists pretending it isnt there.
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jimmy pow retweeted
No…
It wasn’t Thomas Tuchel’s substitutions…
Anthony Gordon scored in the 55th minute. The (already) infamous substitutions were made in the 82nd minute.
England had a measly 12% possession from the moment the ball hit the Argentinian net. It wasn’t the substitutions that made the difference (although perhaps they didn’t help)…it was the mindset of the England players after they scored. And this happens to England in major tournaments again and again and again and again…
So what happened? Performance anxiety…
“Don’t be the player to make a mistake”
“Let’s just see this through”
These aren’t thoughts. They’re feelings. Feelings in the pit of the stomach. Feelings that cascade through the whole body. Feelings that generate hesitancy, inhibition…and in the words of Thomas Tuchel post game, passiveness
A Low Intent - energy-back. Arguably the biggest killer in high performance sport is a drop in intent.
A couple of months ago I had the honour of being on The Overlap. As I described to Gary, Roy, Ian and Scholesy - “A drop in intent can make great players look very average.” Last night, a drop in intent made the England players, great players, look shockingly poor - an energy-back negatively impacting awareness, anticipation, decision-making, physicality, technical and tactical play.
The same happened against Spain in the Euros final 2024 and against Italy in the Euros final against Italy in 2020. And in countless tournaments prior.
Energy-back vs Energy-forward…
Argentina - energy-forward. Singing their national anthem with gusto. As aggressive in the press and in duels as you’re going to see. Slightly bending the rules. Being nasty…in their opponents’ faces…
…competing with so much passion and adoration for each other and with so much want and will and determination that there’s no room for anxieties (fears, uncertainties, doubts)…
No room…
This is hard to accomplish. Brutally, disgustingly hard. Phenomenally hard. Why? Because striving to play with energy-forward under pressure is so metabolically costly. It requires enormous will-power and tenacity…which needs an enormous amount of energy. It feels horrible. It feels exhausting. That’s why so many teams fail to deliver under pressure.
No, it wasn’t Tuchel’s substitutions. It’s a failure to address a national characteristic - a socio-cultural and bio-psychological tendency to play with fear (energy-back) under pressure.
This needs to be tackled now for the 2028 Euros and the 2030 World Cup. Plans need to be put in place…mental frameworks need to be laid down.
Attention
Intensity
Intent
England (like all nations and like all club teams) need mental frameworks that help players to compete with High Attention; Optimal Intensity; and (most importantly) High Intent under pressure.
And there is a behavioural template that shines like a beacon through the fog of complexity in the world game - the Argentinian National Team…
…they are, quite simply, the warriors of international football
jimmy pow retweeted
So many reasons to rejoice in the humiliation of Starmer:
* His disgusting persecution of veterans - preferring our enemies to our heroes every single time.
* Demonisation and merciless jailing of white Britons after massacre of children in Southport. Total lack of empathy.
* Calling decent people “far right” when it was he who was far left.
* Telling Trump we “have always had a lot of free speech” while the sanctimonious Stalinist was ushering in more hardline censorship
* U-turning on the hard choices necessary to save the country - like cutting an unsustainable welfare bill - just to buy himself popularity with his student backbenchers
* Sanctimoniously denying our most important ally, the United States, permission to simply use the air bases they had paid for. Doing enormous harm to the Special Relationship and leaving us unprotected just to buy himself popularity with his student backbenchers.
* Taking the knee to DEI and poisoning our society - two-tier Keir
* Ruining thousands of businesses, putting hundreds of thousands out of work with increased job taxes while claiming absurdity to have “restored economic stability”
* Trying to avoid a national inquiry into the rape gangs until shamed into one by Elon Musk.
Feel free to add your own!
jimmy pow retweeted
Let me break it down in a simple way that I’ve been reporting from the beginning.
To invent a vaccine for a disease that didn’t exist, our scientific Einsteins used taxpayer money to partner with communist China to create the dangerous virus in a lab—So that they could create a vaccine for it.
Covid was a result of primarily US funded vaccine research, and that’s the thing they could not let you know.
They stopped at nothing to obfuscate, misdirect, cover their tracks, protect themselves, and controversialize anyone telling the truth.
The scientific establishment and media aided and abetted.
I can think of no more impactful, crimes and violations that have occurred in our lifetime.
My MP is doing the Muslim politician playbook (see Norm MacDonald) for Sikhs cos she sees brown people as pets.
Suicidal Empathy
@GadSaad
Solidarity with Sikh communities in Nottingham and across the country, amidst yet another sharp rise in anti-Sikh racism as the far-right shamelessly exploits a young man’s murder.
I recently wrote to the Home Secretary making the case for more funding for security outside gurdwaras. This is now even more vital.
Our community has long been weaponised by the far-right as the “model minority” when it suits them. This was always colonial divide and rule: pitting Sikhs against Muslims, and using Sikhs as cover for the far-right’s racism, which of course harms all people of colour.
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Leftist journilsming
If all you have is a hammer and sickle everything looks like a nail.
If you are too dumb to know what a sickle is.
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They didnt kill him because he was racist. They called him racist so they could kill him.
The West has created an utterly evil state religion where an accusation of “racism” is the gravest offense that can be committed, even worse than rape or murder!
So if police show up at a crime scene and a British boy is bleeding out and an immigrant says the British boy is racist the cops will cuff the dying British boy.
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Morning routine finished. Every single day.
Today:
>have a wank
>smoke a cigarette
>have a dump
>get out of bed
>finish the bottle of Jamesons
>Discharge myself from hospital
>Steal Coat
>Find bar
>have the first beer of the day
My favourite part of the day
It never gets old
Morning routine finished. Every single day.
Today:
> light in eyes + hair cap
> breath work
> protein + sups
> strength 30 min
> rucking 30 min
> stretching 15 min
> dry sauna
> breakfast
My favorite part of the day.
It never get's old.
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Who could possibly have foreseen conflict in the Middle East?
That almost never happens.
I mean, what a crazy idea to have a plan and some sort of contingency should that happen.
And the dumb fucks reading the legacy media suck it all up and clap like performing seals.
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