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Karena_Angela
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AntonJ2.0 interviewed one of the young girls who was involved in the Machete Migrant incident in Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester Just listen to her, the upset in her voice... 😯🤬
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9.12am 🇬🇧 3rd November 2026 …starting to question our weather ? 🌦️ normally we have quite sunny crisp days in the autumn 🍂 this weather doesn’t arrive until later … !
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They always seek to divide us because united we are an unstoppable force and the ‘Epstein Class’ know it.
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Bill Gates thinks he’s Blofeld from James Bond … trying to make all farm animals sterile or ill at the very least with the Bovaer.
Watch what happens when two monkeys are offered unequal pay for the same task
Every sum you've ever written has Britain in it. 🇬🇧 Not the numbers. The marks between them. 👀 Equals. Times. Greater than. Less than. Infinity. Pi. Even the dot. 🧮 You've used them since you were five. Nobody ever told you who made them. 🤐 John Napier, Edinburgh. His neighbours swore he was a wizard. He made the decimal point normal. 🐓 Robert Recorde, Tenby. Sick of writing "is equal to", he drew two long lines instead. A year later he died in a debtors' prison. ⛓️ William Oughtred, Surrey. A village vicar whose little book made the times sign famous. Isaac Newton learned his algebra from it. ✖️ Thomas Harriot, the Thames. He drew the Moon through a telescope before Galileo did. Then he put it in a drawer. 🔭 John Wallis, London. He cracked the Royalists' codes in the Civil War. Then he drew a loop with no end. ♾️ William Jones, Anglesey. A farmer's boy who taught sailors on a warship. He gave the never-ending number its name. ⭕ Six people. Seven marks. Every sum you've ever written. They teach you the sums. Never the people who made them. 📚 Watch the full story. 🎥 It seems nobody else is counting. Help us put Britain back in the sum. Be part of us. ☝️🇬🇧 Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧
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Who’s Behind the Global Folic Acid Fortification Agenda? via @YouTube Please watch this video by Dr Liz Evans on the addition of synthetic folic acid, which is not the natural folate our bodies need it is a drug. Up to 75% humans are likely to be unable to metabolise synthetic folic acid in usable folate. This will cause the vast majority of people to have ever increasing levels of unmetabolised synthetic folic acid retained in their bodies. There are health concerns around increased cancer risks and many other conditions related to high synthetic folic acid levels in the body. There are no long term studies of the effect of lifelong exposure to synthetic folic acid. Does this sound familiar? The UK synthetic Folic acid mandate is supported by the UN, WHO, Bill Gates and the World Bank. The same people who are pushing this also told us the Covid gene therapies were ‘safe and effective’. Please raise your concerns with your elected representatives.
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Observe the rigorous health and safety standards used when cleaning the clock face of Big Ben on Westminster Palaces Elizabeth Tower in the 1980s. Not a bit of me if I'm honest.
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We have lost so much in the last 60 years. Where did we go wrong?
The problem is not people being uneducated. The problem is that people are educated just enough to believe what they have been taught, and not educated enough to question anything from what they have been taught. —Professor Richard Feynman
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For every leaf pulling down carbon, there are endless miles of mycorrhizal fungi weaving an underground logistics network through the soil profile. The Earth has 3.04 trillion individual trees, roughly 400 trees for every person on Earth, and around 80% to 90% of all plant and tree species form this mutual partnership. While NASA’s satellite data tracks the Taiga marching north, it misses the silent biological exchange working beneath the frost and leaf litter. Estimates suggest roughly 250,000 plant species partner with about 50,000 species of fungi. There are around 73,300 distinct tree species worldwide. Russia has the most trees (641 billion), followed by Canada (318 billion), Brazil (302 billion) and the United States (228 billion). The world has 380,000 documented plant species, and the majority - about 260,000 species - produce seeds. Plants supply fungi with sugars and carbon produced via photosynthesis, since fungi cannot make their own food. In return, thread-like mycelium networks forage deep into the soil for vital water, phosphorus, and nitrogen to deliver back to the root systems. Nature sidesteps the soil bottlenecks predicted by computer models because the soil itself is a living, decentralised energy marketplace. Trees pump excess carbon sugars from elevated atmospheric CO₂ down into their root systems. They trade sugars with fungi and microbes. In return, the fungi act as an underground mining and delivery service. They tap into deep mineral pools for the nitrogen and phosphorus that roots cannot reach on their own. Earthworms drive the mechanics of the system, aerating the earth and recycling organic matter into the nutrient-dense humus that feeds the growth above. But without mycorrhizal fungi, soil is just sterile geology; with them, it functions as an active biological recycling plant. Climate narratives often paint the planet as a fragile system on the edge of failure. But look at the astonishing symbiosis between a root, a fungal network and an earthworm. It reveals a self-regulating, highly resilient natural architecture. The planet isn’t just surviving higher CO₂ levels; its converting carbon into the currency needed to fuel the networks below our feet. The nitrogen bottleneck may exist in a spreadsheet, but underground, the energy trade routes are wide open. Against this vibrant, multi-layered genius of the living soil, the modern carbon agenda appears oddly sterile. It reduces the immense, self-directed architecture of the biosphere down to a simple liability on a global ledger. While international summits broker complex financial mechanisms to police carbon through COP summits, the earth is already deploying it - quietly turning atmospheric surplus into living roots, fungal networks and rich topsoil. Nature requires neither central planning, spreadsheets nor green subsidies. The planet’s inbuilt resilience is already written into its biology.
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🚨WOW. A BRITISH MP ADMITS IT LIVE ON TV "The forces of the state are doing the bidding of Islamists and extremists who want to destroy our society." We live in terrifying times in the UK Islam really is taking over
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George Ellison survived Mons, Ypres and the Somme, and was killed ninety minutes before the Armistice. He lies seven yards from John Parr, seventeen, the first British soldier to die. They gave every minute they had left. You give two.
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Jordan Peterson’s reading of “pearls before swine” is one of the most practical bits of conflict advice I’ve come across. When someone isn’t listening, that doesn’t prove they’re stubborn. It shows you’ve misread who you’re talking to. His fix is simple. Stop talking and start watching. Give people silence and they’ll show you who they are and what they want, usually faster than you’d expect. Most arguments run long because we keep explaining ourselves to someone who isn’t really there.
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The Real Reason Britain Can't Turn The Migrant Boats Around Former Director General of the UK Border Force, Tony Smith explains. @FortinusGlobal.
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Hidden in plain sight... ☁️✈️ Remember, as Tom correctly states.. they constantly spray to thicken the canopy above us! So just because you can't see the aircraft dispensing the geoengineering chemicals and heavy metals, it doesn't mean they aren't hard at work..
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I was in Jersey last week. Their east coast is only 14 miles from France. 7 fewer than Calais to Dover. And yet...I wondered...why don't they get dinghies full of young men coming across? Because they intercept them, pick em up, lock em up, and return them to France...a safe country. With the full backing of UK Border Force. So why don't we do that?
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