The wall doesn’t follow the border.

So a shopping basket for a mere 100k is a steal then.

A little bit of setback is better. It allows for more privacy and greenery - which helps reduce carbon and particulates. That little bit of extra space is well spent.

Most of those ejected without any savings will end up back in refugee camps. Countries like Kenya already host hundreds of 1000s in vast, underserviced camps, in remote desolate areas. Who is going to support them?

A few days away from the world. Magical Lamu

We’re gonna need about 6 million Americans to redo Hands Across America along the Canadian border.

He’s giving off some pretty strong Lettuce Truss vibes here.

I can’t help thinking that this photo has been eating at Trump for years.

My last 2 years of uni I lived in a studio flat on this street in the West End - big windows looking in a sea of greenery. I *loved* living there.

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True story: Most weekends we go for a forest walk on the outskirts of Nairobi and we often run across the same pack of baboons. Honestly, they are totally chill.
Monkeys on the other hand are constantly squabbling.

Until the red states do the voting math.

Trains in Kenya have a business class option. But very expensive and not very pratical for commuter services.