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A male migrant borrowed a female friend's identity so that he could work at an A&E unit at the NHS Countess of Chester hospital, a court heard. WHY? Because it meant that the Nigerian man could work the woman's shifts, so she could be paid by the NHS but she could work for an agency and be paid by them at the same time. DOUBLE BUBBLE. No one within the NHS even noticed the fraud. By coincidence, it happened to be the same hospital that employed Lucy Letby. The NHS is rotten. We need to replace the senior management and stop DEI. lbc.co.uk/article/male-migra…

BREAKING - 3 Nov: LUCY LETBY author releases cringe worthy clip exposing the blind idiocy of UK "Justice." Lucy's witch trial is a Global embarrassment, the dunce's cap is well deserved! @AlexJJNorris @ShabanaMahmood @YvetteCooperMP @LabourSJ @ccrcupdate

Tommy Robinson, housed on the nonce wing at Belmarsh. Too afraid to be in general population. Danny Tommo, too afraid to even be moved to Belmarsh. Both cunts big and hard on the outside. Both cunts crumble when on the inside.

West Ham needed to move on from Nuno after just over a year of his confused, passive football. Nuno did a terrible job after replacing Potter. He had 33 games to save West Ham from relegation, and failed. He had the most expensive squad in the Championship, but his side have not lived up to their billing. @JacobSteinberg

Well, it’s the morning after. And if you’re someone who understands progressivism to be the cancer that it is, your head is pounding. Both chambers were flipped. That’s extremely rare. And while we’ve seen losses like this in the House before, the losses in the Senate are truly historic. This is arguably one of the worst midterms ever. It’s certainly the worst in the last 20 years. It’s terrible. But I’m not dooming. Instead, I’m going to keep working on what I’ve been working on for the last seven years and prepare the best I can for whatever’s coming, which might rightly be called preparing for the worst. So what have I been working on? The philosophy behind it I simply call biblical localism, by which I mean giving priority to the people and place God has put right in front of you. I have a sort of 80-20 rule. I try to put 80% of my time, money, effort, and thought into my locality. For me, that means I’m most interested, after my own household, in Batavia Township, Clermont County, and the immediate region around it. As you grow in influence and power, your reach will sometimes extend far beyond that. But for most of us, it rarely goes beyond our county. That’s the place that touches our lives most and where our actions can have the greatest consequences. Hence, that’s why you give it the most attention. I want to add that this doesn’t mean you don’t care about what’s going on elsewhere. You can care. You can be aware. To some degree, you should, simply because communities are connected to other communities, counties to states, and states to other states. But you want to avoid falling into the trap of spending all your time talking about what’s happening elsewhere while taking no action in the world right in front of you. That’s what I mean by biblical localism. And that’s how I organize my life. Even the 20% of my energy I spend elsewhere is usually directly tied to enriching my locality. Now, to the particulars of the project. When I was studying the early Reformation, the development of these city-states during a time of political and religious turmoil really stuck out to me. Places like Geneva and Strasbourg became refuges. I believed something like that would probably be needed again, given the failure of evangelicalism and the growing political instability in America. I originally had these thoughts before 2016. I started calling them sanctuary cities, in the sense that they provided sanctuary for people who were Protestants and looking for a place to build a life while things broke down. The problem is that the term “sanctuary city” is loaded with modern baggage. Sometimes I refer to them as fortress cities. I think they are that, and should be that. But that makes it more of a military idea than I was going for. I’ve heard some people recently refer to them as boroughs. It’s okay, but still odd. Whatever you want to call it, I wanted to find a place that already had some of these features and labor to make it into a sanctuary of sanity, a fortress of peace, a burrow of life. So I started looking for communities in the Ohio Valley that met certain criteria. One was being close to a major economy that could provide diversity in work and amenities that kept commerce possible and strong, things like an airport, major highways, etc. It was pretty simple to settle on Cincinnati because it’s where we’re from, and it met those basic requirements. But I didn’t want to be right in the thick of it. I wanted us to be able to have real influence within five years and growing influence afterward. Sometimes this is called finding a worthwhile, winnable hill. So I looked at all the counties surrounding Hamilton County, where Cincinnati is located. Clermont County stood out. One reason I was drawn there was its very small, undervalued county seat in the village of Batavia. Only about 3,000 people in a county of a quarter million. I noticed that property values were still quite affordable, and it was just an underutilized place. I thought we could come in and really make a difference. We had a plan, and we could stretch our dollar further here than in most places. My goal was to first plant a church, start businesses, and then support Christian education options. Once that was moving, I wanted to start some sort of regional church-planting network that would reproduce those efforts throughout the region. Then, as church communities, we could work together on various ecclesiastical projects, share resources, and hopefully, in time, see regional transformation. So that’s what I’ve been working on. We planted East River Church in 2020. We support the planting of two other churches: Silver City Church in Sterling, Kentucky, and Little Miami Fellowship in Xenia, Ohio. By God’s grace and providence, I was able to bring Maddox Transformer to the township. We opened a shop, bought three buildings on Main Street that we’re rehabbing for our new offices, and now have about 70 employees, with plans to hire more. My associate pastor, John Weis, started Clermont Christian School. While it had a slow start, things are really beginning to pick up. We’ve had members of our church get directly involved in local politics, and people like me who are indirectly involved, mostly through business. We’ve also had a lot of solid people move here from across the states, bringing their gifts to bless our county and seeing the county bless them in return. And I hope, in time, this place will grow into a Christian stronghold where everyone benefits from our salt and light. I said earlier that my work outside my locality is usually tied back to it. What a lot of people didn’t know was that all the travel you saw me doing a couple of years ago was me going to trade shows and applying myself as hard as I could to my work at Maddox. I wanted to see the company do well, but I also wanted to be able to persuade them to invest in Clermont County if the door ever opened. And when it did, by God’s grace and their favor, I was able to help make that happen. Even right now, I’m writing this as I walk the streets of Richmond, Virginia, because I’m here for an intensive at Grimké Seminary. The reason I said yes to this opportunity to serve as a professor here is, first, that I really respect what they’re accomplishing. I think it’s awesome. But I’m also part of the lecturing coming through the Carey Center, which focuses on church planting. And it’s my hope that some of these men will adopt my way of thinking and approach. Perhaps some of them will even want to come to the Ohio Valley and join in what we’re doing. So that’s what I’ve been up to. I’m putting the place in front of me first and trying to build something that will help us weather the storms that appear to be in our future. Will it allow us to weather all storms? Of course not. But it will allow us to weather many, and maybe build something that really turns the tide for Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. Don’t lose heart. Don’t blackpill. Dig in. Build up. Keep going.

Don’t let it happen look at state of UK thanks to Tony Blair .

🚨 33 دولة تطلب الآن من مواطنيها تخزين الطعام والماء 🇦🇹 النمسا: 10–14 يوماً 🇩🇪 ألمانيا: حتى 10 أيام 🇸🇪 السويد: أسبوع 🇳🇴 النرويج: أسبوع 🇨🇭 سويسرا: أسبوع 🇪🇪 إستونيا: أسبوع 🇹🇼 تايوان: 7 أيام 🇯🇵 اليابان: 3 أيام، وأسبوع إن أمكن 🇬🇧 بريطانيا: 3 أيام 🇫🇷 فرنسا: 72 ساعة 🇳🇱 هولندا: 72 ساعة 🇵🇱 بولندا: 3 أيام 🇫🇮 فنلندا: 72 ساعة 🇩🇰 الدنمارك: 3 أيام 🇨🇦 كندا: 72 ساعة 🇲🇽 المكسيك: 72 ساعة 🇮🇱 إسرائيل: 3 أيام 🇳🇿 نيوزيلندا: 3 أيام أو أكثر 🇺🇸 أمريكا: “عدة أيام” …و14 دولة أخرى. ماذا يعرفون ولا نعرفه نحن؟ تابعوني حتى لا يفوتكم ما سيحدث 🔔

Midweek Signing: Milly Ash signs on We are delighted to announce the signing of Milly Ash. Milly is in the squad for tonight’s game. Swipe for Milly’s reaction. #youreds #barnsleywfc #bwfc

TWINKS JUST TOLD TIFFANY THAT ANGIE BOWIE IS DEAD BUT SHE VERY MUCH IS NOT 😭😭😭😭 there’s no way this is happening again #BBUK

A Wetherspoons manager just told 99% of his customer base to fuck off 👏👏 Idiot. I suppose the nose ring n limp wrist was a massive tell. Stood next to 'doormen' in high viz that make Julie Andrews look violent 🙄 I've had stronger wanks Apparently the poppy is a political statement now. You sir are a pillock of the highest order. The poppy is a representation of the blood that was spilled by our forefathers fighting against a Nazi regime that swept across Europe. Three nations fought back. The Greeks The Polish and The British. The Spanish, The Italians, The French rolled over and surrendered or joined the cause. Great Britain said not today ya fucker The poppy is not political... its a symbol of the fight against a waking nightmare And that moustache isn't fooling anyone Wendy

Princess Beatrice and Eugenie face ‘Christmas nightmare’ as family tensions explode 🫨 #Royals #Sandringham #Andrew

Do Freemasons have good in them? Are the lower level masons actually harmless? If your answer to these questions is yes, you are at risk of exploitation & harm. I have studied Masonic predators for years. Freemasonry is evil; they only do good things to disguise this.

This is fucking outrageous. Wetherspoons are now denying people entry for wearing a poppy. Tim Martin, what the actual fuck are you doing? This is so beyond the pale. Why do you hate our country so much? A poppy is a symbol of remembrance and respect for our fallen heroes. Come on. There must now be a national boycott of Wetherspoons. Support businesses that support our country and respect our servicemen who gave their lives for this country.

You’ve knowingly kept an innocent man locked in a cage for 322 days. @FreeBrianCole

The hardest one to answer,what is Ronaldo bad at?

This Thomas Markle story is shocking, and if guilty, he must face full force of the law. But it raises a lot of questions: if police alerted Meghan in 2018 to allegations so serious she ended all contact, why was he not arrested? And why did she not go public to protect others?