Is Justin Obikwu a latter day Ali Dia ? The weirdest substitute appearance I can remember for a while 🤣 #qpr
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Argh. I mean obviously! Of course it is. Network building, tapping into knowledge stores, mentors, socialising... that's how we build careers.
This is a very textbook phenomenon in the market called “rotation out of all the names you specifically own and into names you don’t”. This happens when all the market participants have a meeting you aren’t invited to and decide they hate you.
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Thoughts and prayers for the Israel is an aparthied state cranks now coming to the realization the Arab parties are very likely going to decide who ends up in government in Israel.
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Today marks 34 years since of one of the worst tackles you’re ever likely to see, from Bury’s Lee Anderson on Andy Sinton in the Coca-Cola Cup.
Referee’s decision - just a yellow. 👀
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It’s 36 years since QPR’s Roy Wegerle wiggled and weaved his way across the Elland Road pitch to score the Goal of the Season.
A goal so glorious that the even the home crowd stood and applauded.
Sometimes that’s all you can do…
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“Who can we tax in order to pay benefits to others” latest.
Banks expect to be hit in Budget tax raid bbc.in/4yytnwQ
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I’m curious about the sweet spot between too much antisemitism and just enough to get antisemites to vote for you.
Burnham calls on Polanski to reverse Green Party's Zionism motion bbc.in/4zi7l1R
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Very powerful letter from Highgate Synagogue to Mark Blake, the Green leader of Haringey council.
He tells them he is ‘embarassed’ by the ‘Zionism is racism’ motion.
This synagogue, where I saw British/ Israeli @EmilyDamari1 being welcomed has responded in blistering form:
‘If this motion does not mean that Jews in Haringey who have family or friends in Israel, or who attend our synagogue, or who maybe aren't religious but believe that there is a place for a haven for the tattered remnant of the most persecuted race on earth, are considered by you and your party as racists and by implication fair game for ostracism, intimidation, violence or worse, please explain to us what else it means.
‘And if that is indeed what it means, and we are pretty sure that those who voted for it believe that is precisely what it means, how can we as Jews feel safe when the largest party of the borough we live in, entirely peacefully up to now, publicly align yourself with the most virulent jew-hating racists of all, Hamas and the Nazis.
‘As it is, despite living in one of the most peaceful and crime free parts of the borough, we have had as a synagogue to invest substantial sums in building terrorism-proof fences round our premises, and employ both volunteers and professional security with stab vests to ensure we can continue to function not just as a place of worship but as a focus for our community.
‘In addition to our daily threat of the kind of lethal attacks we saw in Manchester and closer to home in Golders Green, we are having to cope with myriad, not so trivial, microaggressions such that our elderly are frightened to identify as Jewish when going into an NHS hospital, parents are worried about sending their children to universities for fear of the abuse they are likely to receive, and young Jews starting their careers are hiding their identity in case it damages their prospects or leads to ostracism and abuse in the workplace.
‘That is a direct result of you and your comrades' obsessive and ignorantly one-sided view of one of the world's most intractable conflicts and your determination to bring that obsession into every facet of life here in Britain.’
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If you're marching tomorrow, on the anniversary of October 7, you are a moral scumbag and beneath contempt
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If I had to choose one piece of hardware that the UK authorities should invest in, I would suggest water cannons.
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The deputy leader of the Green Party heard that jihadist death squads were in the process of massacring over 1100 'infidels', raping women, incinerating entire families, and desecrating the corpses in the streets while shrieking 'allahu akhbar' and making phone calls saying stuff like, quote, 'Dad, you'll be so proud of how many jews I've killed!'
He immediately took to social media, praised that atrocity as a 'fight back', then posted using the terrorist's codename for the attack in Arabic. He was promoted shortly afterwards to one of the most senior roles in the party, and now spends his life criticising the rest of the country for being racist, and hanging out at rallies surrounded by the flags of jihadist dictatorships.
I can't quite put my finger on what it is, but there's something about those guys I don't trust.
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Comments from Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel on the case for #gold for central banks.
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I'd say the people who didn't get killed in a plane crash were the chief beneficiaries but The Independent has a different view.





























