@patrick1386

Speaking for myself only, not on behalf of any country, religion, political party, or organisation. I mute all abusive trolls on sight, so don't bother!

Joined February 2009
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Short answer, yes she is mad!
Matthew Sweet@DrMatthewSweet
Sep 18
“Am I mad?” asks @beverleyturner during a @GBNEWS video that suggests the King is part of a WEF plot to use vaccines to create a communist world government and charge people for the use of oxygen.
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The Maltesers Falcon #SweetenedScripts
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New Yorkie New Yorkie #SweetenedScripts
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From Rooskey With Love #IrelandInSongsOrFilms
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A famous baroque composer had an unknown secret life as an undercover spy. He was known as the Scarlatti Pimpernel #LunchPun
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Peadar is now sensitive to the feelings of both Putin and Trump. How touching!
Peadar Tóibín TD@Toibin1
Sep 17
Does the Ursula von der Leyen not recognise that Putin and Trump will both see Ukraine and Canada becoming EU members as an EU expansionist policy? Has she ever read a history book in her life.
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Just as well that no one is paying him to say it!
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HAL has been waiting a long time for revenge!
BBC News (UK)
@BBCNews
Sep 9
More than 10% chance AI 'could kill all humans', Anthropic researcher says bbc.in/4gVCHnk

Anthropic researcher believes more than 10% chance AI 'could kill all humans'

It is the latest in a series of increasing warnings about the safety threat posed by artificial intelligence.

bbc.com
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The Burke family are expanding their online output, but I'm left wondering who their audience is jrnl.ie/7158613 The law of diminishing returns has set in with the Burkes. They now have to work hard for the attention they received effortlessly before.

The Burke family are expanding their online output, but I'm left wondering who their audience is

Our FactCheck editor details the internet trends seen by a thirtysomething-year-old man.

thejournal.ie
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Wetherspoon Report #BarBands
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All far right activists have this idea that sticking cameras in people's faces somehow gives them the right to say and do as they want to such people. Personally have never stuck a camera in someone's face without their consent and have no intention of ever doing so.
Wokerati Marty@WokeratiMarty
Sep 11
Danny Tommo’s just threatened a guy on his way home from work in Portsmouth because he refused to say he supported the “Stop the boats” protest that was happening. Ordinary people going about their business shouldn’t have to put up with this jumped up lunatic.
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Cocaine worth €500k disguised as lollipops seized from passenger at Dublin Airport jrnl.ie/7160116 "Who loves ya baby"!
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Only if he carried half the wall with him.
Carlo "Realism, Gedankenfetzen and Rants" Masala@CarloMasala1
Sep 8
Egal, wie er Putin kritisiert. Aus dem Fenster fallen kann er nicht.
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Lots of 'I'm not a fan of Tommy Robinson but...' posts popping up. Quelle surpise! 😁
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A wife who didn't want any more children spent her nights online instead of with her husband. She called it the algorithm method of birth control. #LunchPun
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To paraphrase Monty Python, only the true far right ever have to constantly deny being far right.
Alice Weidel
@Alice_Weidel
Sep 8
Replying to @CBSNews
AfD is not „far-right“.
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Patrick J O'Donnell retweeted
Tim Stanley@timothy_stanley
Sep 8
If it takes some dumb tweets about the Falklands to persuade British conservatives they're not simpatico with the religious fanatics in Bibi's government, so be it.
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He remembered the Ian Dury song as, 'Hit me with your walking stick! Hit me! Hit me!
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The Yellow Peril
Rameses Niblick III@TheLittleWaster
Sep 6
David Atherton loves everything white, clearly doesn't apply to his teeth though. 🤷‍♂️
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theguardian.com/news/ng-inte… So calling someone a 'slimeball' may not be quite the insult we always thought it was!

‘This is dangerous’: slime moulds and the bitter debate over the nature of intelligence

The long read: Scientists are battling over whether supposedly simple organisms should be considered ‘intelligent’. The outcome could reshape our understanding of the natural world – and our own...

theguardian.com
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