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The constant acting like this is something that happened to the club and not something the club is responsible for is a great bit tbf
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99, 97, 92 points tallies.
Going toe-to-toe with a sell-to-buy policy against a sovereign state who broke all the rules and did what they wanted when they wanted to.
Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool are the greatest modern day PL team.
And he is the greatest modern day PL manager.
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Jeremy Corbyn talks about being name-dropped in the Epstein Files. Epstein wanted to get rid of Corbyn: "I'm in the Epstein Files and the way I put it is like this, 'I'm the only person in the Epstein Files that's proud to be there.' They talk about how to get rid of me."
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Learnt about Sienna Spiro today, thought, ok there's a new UK singer who's doing well, lets just pull up the wiki- ahh yes. Private school, Dad is a billionaire jeweller, mum used to go out with Prince Andrew. Im not saying the rich should be excluded from the arts but until -
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I'm sorry did the BBC journalist literally just text a Reform spokesman for a reaction and read it out (anonymously) *in the middle of the show*???
"It's truly astonishing and quite frankly sickening"
#Newsnight's Nick Watt reports Reform UK's immediate reaction to Zack Polanski's refusal to apologise for sharing a post on Instagram.
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This is so pathetic.
Zack Polanski accepted a collaboration request with about 20 pictures in it.
One of the final pictures included the offending t-shirt.
All the others were innocuous campaign pics.
When Polanski realised, he untagged himself.
As anyone can see on his Instagram, he mass accepts collaboration requests. (He should stop doing that).
Meanwhile, Farage and his party turned Lucy Connolly - who tweeted overt racist incitement - into a free speech martyr.
Personally, I don’t support arresting and locking up people for tweets.
But Farage is a massive raging hypocrite who is trying to deflect from his £5 million gift from a foreign crypto billionaire - and the donations from a convicted fraudster.
And unlike Farage, I’ve actually been a victim of political violence.
He had a milkshake thrown at him, I was beaten up by a neo-Nazi.
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Funny I don't remember Farage being dragged in to apologise when his supporters started harassing Polanski with Nazi salutes. In fact the BBC did not cover the incident at all.
"Do you want to apologise to [Nigel Farage] or not?"
"No"
Zack Polanski tells @vicderbyshire that it was a "mistake" to reshare the guillotine T-shirt post on social media, adding: "If I’d done it deliberately I’d be apologising.”
#Newsnight
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How can we hope he has a serious plan for ending "the terrible suffering of people in Gaza" when he can't even bring himself to name Israel as the genocidal aggressor causing the suffering?
We need concrete action:a full arms embargo & an end to trade with illegal settlements. – at Hackney, London
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John Healey, who as defence secretary authorised hundreds of spy flights for Israeli intelligence during its genocide, is now chancellor.
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Just a reminder that new Prime Minister Andy Burnham voted for the Iraq War, an illegal war that killed over a million people.
He joined Labour Friends of Israel, called BDS “spiteful”, praised Israel as a “democracy”, described the Balfour Declaration as “British values in action”, and still refuses to call the genocide in Palestine a genocide.
Not wearing a suit, having a northern accent, and getting rid of a lectern doesn’t make you a radical alternative. He’s the establishment’s last roll of the dice.
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Absolutely meaningless for Labour to apologise over the Gaza genocide while they're still literally holding people in prison for opposing it.
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The bereaved families of the Dunblane massacre have condemned Rupert Lowe for downplaying the mass shooting as "one murder."
Jack Crozier, whose five-year-old sister Emma was killed, said: "Rupert Lowe’s father had his pistols taken away. My father had his daughter taken away. He knew exactly what happened at Dunblane. He made an active choice on one of the world’s biggest podcasts to describe the massacre of 16 five and six-year-old children and their teacher as 'one murder.'"
Kenny Ross, whose five-year-old daughter Joanna was killed, said: "The ignorance of some people when it comes to the Dunblane massacre... they don't realise how devastating it was and how we have a far safer society because there is no longer private gun ownership."
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The Wikipedia entry for Rafah, a city bigger than Limerick, is now in the past tense.
It is gone. Not a single building left intact.
An entire city erased by Israel.
They are the Nazis of today.
