The problem with renationalising it is that we'd inherit the billions of debt.
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"Employees saving into Nest’s Retirement Date Fund from December 2024 are funding Elbit Systems Ltd, Israel’s largest defence firm, which advertises its products as battle-tested by the Israeli military in operations in Palestine."
"state school" in UK terminology. Public school in the UK means private school. Weird I know.
I smell a rat.
The image for this article, and the same family in slightly different poses, can be found across multiple websites.
The image held within the archived Telegraph article seems to be a generic library image yet there appears to be no reference of this. The footnote of the image implies this is the "hard up" family.
Lashings if they're lucky. The norm is either being fed alive to a pack of starved dogs or being strapped to an artillery gun. They sometimes get innovative with anti-aircraft guns as well.
Avoid this website. It's full of scam popups.
Er ... it's too frigging cold and when it's warm it stinks due to the streets and paths not being cleared of the pavement pizzas of the previous evening.
The whole landscape of warfare has changed.
Witless Witkoff
When Emmanuel Macron beat Marine Le Pen handsomely to reclaim the French presidency in 2022, the liberal establishment was in ecstasy. Their verdict that the centre was holding was as understandable as it was unfounded. In reality, Macron’s second term helped the ultra-Right become France’s strongest political force. Last week, Mark Carney and Anthony Albanese defeated their Trumpish opponents to retain the prime ministerships of Canada and Australia, respectively. Once again, news of the revival of the political centre may prove a centrist delusion.
The sight of the Trump cabinet pandering to the Orange Turd is utterly embarrassing, but when it's your own PM doing this it's on a different level.
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