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  1. Global warming? In England? More like some mug in Bermondsey left the stove on after making their beans on toast. ☠️
  2. Bernie Sanders is still campaigning for him and Democrats will still vote for him. This country needs to wake up to which brand of socialism the Democrat Party really represents. ☠️
  3. Graham Platner Declines to Apologize for Celebrating Video of American Soldier Being Shot Isaac SchorrMay 25th, 2026, 9:57 am Share 381 comments Graham Platner, the presumptive Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Maine, declined to apologize over the weekend after being asked about his celebration of a video of an American soldier being shot … https://www.mediaite.com/media/news/graham-platner-declines-to-apologize-for-celebrating-video-of-american-soldier-being-shot/ Democrats bemoan the alleged slander of veterans and Gold Star families by the current president, yet will support Graham Platner, a veteran who insults a fellow veteran, celebrates a video of him being shot in combat and complains that this veteran only survived due to the poor marksmanship of the Taliban. And, when confronted, Platner refuses to apologize for his remarks, using the shield of his service to deflect any criticism, the same as he did when asked about his Nazi tattoo. If the Democrats run with Platner as their senatorial candidate, they will only confirm the appearance of following the National Socialist agenda. And if he is the candidate, and Maine elects him, it will taint the state I one called home and wished someday to return to forever. Maine deserves better.
  4. So, basically, we’re in a race to see whose population collapses first. ☠️ Japan is further along than either China or the USA in this regard, and there are lessons to be learned from this. In the end, it may well boil down to whether Chinese pragmatism wins out and they increase their birth rate, or American ambition continues to reduce ours.
  5. Global Warming. It snowed all day Tuesday. May 19th. ☠️
  6. Neither France, nor the United Kingdom, were in any position to fight a war in 1935. Germany was not much better equipped, but their military was already expanding in preparation for war. The Great Depression was still ongoing and the will to endure further hardship was non-existent. I have always believed Neville Chamberlain’s 1938 Munich Agreement was a stalling tactic, which bought the United Kingdom a much-needed extra year to prepare for the looming war. Fighting a war in 1935, especially when it would be seen by the world as a war of aggression by the UK and France, was not something that could be supported, politically, practically, or militarily.
  7. I’m sorry, but this article relies on the assumption, based on the mass media propaganda, that Democrat voters are more educated and, therefore, more likely to see ridiculous candidates for what they are and vote differently. If only this were true. Republicans have continually proven themselves averse to voting for out-and out whack jobs, which is one reason why their “red wave” predictions often turn out to be gentle swells against a receding tide. It doesn’t help that the RNC is often less intelligent than their hoped-for voters in that they can’t help putting the nutters forward in the first place. ☠️
  8. The difficulty isn’t in the checking, it’s in the willingness to obey the law once those checks throw up red flags 🚩 and not green ones. ☠️
  9. Even with a 15 point penalty for next season, Scum would still likely finish above us. Sincerely, a Pompey supporter. ☠️
  10. But he’s nowhere near as cool as Catmando, is he? 🤔
  11. Although a mass commitment of ground forces would be unpalatable, sending special forces teams in for surgical actions may not have the same reaction. What cannot be allowed to impeded such operations are restrictive ROEs. No political strings, no media, no limits to getting the job done.just maximum prejudice. ☠️
  12. Missiles and drones are all well and good. They minimise friendly casualties and make for a very low-risk conflict. They are good for the news feeds, but they are also impersonal and make things like Operation Epic Fury look like nothing more than a video game. What the oppressed peoples of Iran, and the world at large, need to see is death made personal. They need to see the fear in the eyes of the targets as justice is dealt to those animals responsible for butchering more than 30,000 of their own citizens this year alone. Not indiscriminate terror, such as the IRGC or their proxies would render. True fear, knowing that the Reaper has finally come for them in person. ☠️
  13. Uncomfortable as it may appear, I believe the only way to ensure that the desired outcome is achieved is to commit boots on the ground. I’m not talking full scale invasion. We need to eliminate the IRGC command structure, to a man, up close and personal. Asymmetric warfare. Have the Iranian military chasing shadows, all the while deleting the leadership in a manner which is public, graphic and designed to demoralise the remaining military personnel to the point they desert in numbers sufficient to collapse what capability they have left. Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war. ☠️
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