JohnEvansTW1
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You have one job. To maintain your dignity and your human rights.
Hi Zach, there are 2x 100m yachts in Tivat's harbour, the town whose casino George frequents. There are less than 100 such superyachts in the world. Despite Posh G loving to be known for his gambling, I think he is more useful to his clients for money laundering. Check the private jet arrivals.
Doctor Who knows the rule. There is only one subterranean place to go looking for aliens or beings from the centre of the earth.
Hi Adam, on Google Earth there are 2x100m yachts in Tivat harbour (2026). There are < 100 such superyachts globally. The private jet arrivals at Tivat airport should show who is breezing through, but I think George Cottrell & Reform are merely the fruiting fungi in a much larger network.
I think SpaceX's share price is still too high. The question is what is the point at which it destabilises the Musk empire.
Meanwhile, if anyone is wondering what value Farage brings to GB News for his £1M wage packet, the answer is below: Revenue increased after he left, but the 5 year loss is £131M. But that's OK, because owner Paul Marshall is worth nearly £900 M.
I think Dim Dicky needs to reflect on the bravado of his mate who said he would "don khaki and get a rifle" and reacted to a murder with a call for "pure cold rage". Reform is a party of political violence. As the 15th anniversary of Uttoya approaches, let's compare Breivik and Reform's manifestos.
Is Farage really treading all over the police investigation into Ann Widdecombe's murder? Surely he is not so stupid* as to present his own hyper-ventilating theories as the only possible source of truth. *nothing Farage has ever done has shown considered thought.
Clearly the risks to Farage are higher than can be countered with £5 million. Never mind that blokes can't walk round London with watches, the terrorist threat in Clacton is at such a supremely high level, it will probably take £50 - 100 million before it is safe for Farage to visit.
People complain about data centres, but we are going to need a bigger one to get them all in.
Wow, does Farage hate his daughter? Pebble dashed and UPVC front door, and a wonderful "patio drive" front garden. And A Satellite Dish! @sirmichaeltake.bsky.social please bring this up in the House. Sod where the money came from, is this really what we want from a PM in waiting?
Has anyone else noticed the similarity between Chris Harborne and Bond Baddy Christoph Waltz? Mad Criminal Billionaire Mad Criminal Billionaire
Medvedchuk was sanctioned in 2024, so 2022, 23 he was BAU. Would Farage carry on post becoming an MP? This is where the crypto dimension might legitimise his activities in ML. It also raises Farage's profile as a NatSec risk. Attached EU report on crypto and ML. www.eba.europa.eu/sites/defaul...
What event in 2022 might have required illicit money movement on a large scale? Well, sanctioned Russians. We know Nathan Gill is in the clink because of his link to Russians, and pro Russian Viktor Medvedchuk. So cash flows through Farage's account could have alerted Coutt's ML team.
Let's check on Matt Goodwin, a man who failed in a democratic vote because he is an out and out racist, to see what he is doing about the racism that makes him so unpopular. Ok, so I'm going to choose 'work in progress', Matt. Just remember how Liz Truss went bonkers, buddy. Is that what you want?
When you're this close to the right answer but you still get it wrong.
And we go live to Dorchester, to see how the Dorset landscape painting class is doing on "Narthern Day".
People say with climate change 2026 is worse than the heatwave in 1976, but let me remind you, in 1976 the Wurzels were at number one with "Brand New Combine Harvester". Which heatwave is unbearable now, eh?
How very amusing....climate deniers hire a non air conditioned hall during a record breaking heatwave.
The sports side of immigrants outperforming local populations is very interesting, with clear community differences in sports depending on if they are played in the country of origin. Under representation, e.g. in swimming, is much more of a concern than over-representation.