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Trump says he's 'very serious' about taking Greenland - despite warnings it will end NATO.
The unhinged felon is a threat to global peace, and has provided a template for powerful nations to expand empires by force.
Who will impose sanctions on the US?
The unhinged felon is a threat to global peace, and has provided a template for powerful nations to expand empires by force.
Who will impose sanctions on the US?
Trump says he's 'very serious' about taking Greenland - despite warnings it will end NATO
"We need it for national security, right now," said Donald Trump when asked by Sky's US partner network NBC News about whether he's serious about taking Greenland.
news.sky.com
January 6, 2026 at 7:34 AM
Trump says he's 'very serious' about taking Greenland - despite warnings it will end NATO.
The unhinged felon is a threat to global peace, and has provided a template for powerful nations to expand empires by force.
Who will impose sanctions on the US?
The unhinged felon is a threat to global peace, and has provided a template for powerful nations to expand empires by force.
Who will impose sanctions on the US?
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The world capitulates.
150 countries agree plan to stop global companies shifting profits to low-tax jurisdictions, but US companies will be exempt from 15% global minimum tax.
They make profit we fund the cost.
The race to the bottom will accelerate.
150 countries agree plan to stop global companies shifting profits to low-tax jurisdictions, but US companies will be exempt from 15% global minimum tax.
They make profit we fund the cost.
The race to the bottom will accelerate.
US will be exempt from global tax deal targeting profits of large multinationals
Agreement finalised by the OECD waters down a landmark 2021 deal that set a minimum global corporate tax of 15%
www.theguardian.com
January 6, 2026 at 8:10 AM
The world capitulates.
150 countries agree plan to stop global companies shifting profits to low-tax jurisdictions, but US companies will be exempt from 15% global minimum tax.
They make profit we fund the cost.
The race to the bottom will accelerate.
150 countries agree plan to stop global companies shifting profits to low-tax jurisdictions, but US companies will be exempt from 15% global minimum tax.
They make profit we fund the cost.
The race to the bottom will accelerate.
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Chilling warning from a Trump-aide.
”the U.S. will use its military “unapologetically” to secure U.S. interests".
“nobody is going to fight the United States militarily over the future of Greenland.”
"Western countries should not have given up their empires and colonies after WWII".
Madness.
”the U.S. will use its military “unapologetically” to secure U.S. interests".
“nobody is going to fight the United States militarily over the future of Greenland.”
"Western countries should not have given up their empires and colonies after WWII".
Madness.
Stephen Miller ramps up Trump threats to take over Greenland in fiery CNN interview
During a heated back and forth with Jake Tapper, the White House deputy chief of staff argued the ‘future of the free world’ depended on the U.S. taking aggressive actions such as the recent capture o...
www.independent.co.uk
January 6, 2026 at 9:49 AM
Chilling warning from a Trump-aide.
”the U.S. will use its military “unapologetically” to secure U.S. interests".
“nobody is going to fight the United States militarily over the future of Greenland.”
"Western countries should not have given up their empires and colonies after WWII".
Madness.
”the U.S. will use its military “unapologetically” to secure U.S. interests".
“nobody is going to fight the United States militarily over the future of Greenland.”
"Western countries should not have given up their empires and colonies after WWII".
Madness.
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Co-Founder of Palantir Joe Lonsdale saying the USA should be able to go round the world and blow up 'commies'.
The same Palantir which now has all your NHS data.
The same Palantir which now has all your NHS data.
January 6, 2026 at 2:21 PM
Co-Founder of Palantir Joe Lonsdale saying the USA should be able to go round the world and blow up 'commies'.
The same Palantir which now has all your NHS data.
The same Palantir which now has all your NHS data.
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How long before we get told that Greenland is run by a narcoterrorist?
January 6, 2026 at 2:26 PM
How long before we get told that Greenland is run by a narcoterrorist?
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Psychopath Trump attacks Venezuela, kidnaps President and his wife.
The 21st Century bully wants oil, gas, minerals, puppet regimes.
What next - attack on Iran, Syria, Panama, Canada, Mexico, Denmark ... there is no limit to his stupidity.
The world must unite against new imperialism.
The 21st Century bully wants oil, gas, minerals, puppet regimes.
What next - attack on Iran, Syria, Panama, Canada, Mexico, Denmark ... there is no limit to his stupidity.
The world must unite against new imperialism.
January 3, 2026 at 10:45 AM
Psychopath Trump attacks Venezuela, kidnaps President and his wife.
The 21st Century bully wants oil, gas, minerals, puppet regimes.
What next - attack on Iran, Syria, Panama, Canada, Mexico, Denmark ... there is no limit to his stupidity.
The world must unite against new imperialism.
The 21st Century bully wants oil, gas, minerals, puppet regimes.
What next - attack on Iran, Syria, Panama, Canada, Mexico, Denmark ... there is no limit to his stupidity.
The world must unite against new imperialism.
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Most invasions in the last 80 years:
The USA
The USA
December 30, 2025 at 7:57 PM
Most invasions in the last 80 years:
The USA
The USA
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Carl Sagan when asked if he was a socialist 👇
December 27, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Carl Sagan when asked if he was a socialist 👇
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Former Wessex Water CEO received £170k bonus despite ban on performance pay.
Received total of £693,000 in pay from Malaysian-owned parent company, YTL Utilities (UK), including bonus.
Company has 47+ criminal convictions, dumps sewage in rivers, fleeces customers, rewards bosses.
Received total of £693,000 in pay from Malaysian-owned parent company, YTL Utilities (UK), including bonus.
Company has 47+ criminal convictions, dumps sewage in rivers, fleeces customers, rewards bosses.
Former Wessex Water boss received £170,000 bonus despite ban on performance pay
Company owners say bonus was unrelated to water business and complied with ban after pollution conviction
www.theguardian.com
December 28, 2025 at 9:19 AM
Former Wessex Water CEO received £170k bonus despite ban on performance pay.
Received total of £693,000 in pay from Malaysian-owned parent company, YTL Utilities (UK), including bonus.
Company has 47+ criminal convictions, dumps sewage in rivers, fleeces customers, rewards bosses.
Received total of £693,000 in pay from Malaysian-owned parent company, YTL Utilities (UK), including bonus.
Company has 47+ criminal convictions, dumps sewage in rivers, fleeces customers, rewards bosses.
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If you are watching the King's Speech remember that he is worth £21bn gets hundreds of millions a year tax free.
But he still charges Wind Farms to rent worthless seabed that he 'owns'.
The result £200m a year to him and you pay it on your Energy Bill.
But he still charges Wind Farms to rent worthless seabed that he 'owns'.
The result £200m a year to him and you pay it on your Energy Bill.
December 25, 2025 at 10:39 AM
If you are watching the King's Speech remember that he is worth £21bn gets hundreds of millions a year tax free.
But he still charges Wind Farms to rent worthless seabed that he 'owns'.
The result £200m a year to him and you pay it on your Energy Bill.
But he still charges Wind Farms to rent worthless seabed that he 'owns'.
The result £200m a year to him and you pay it on your Energy Bill.
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Abolish the House of Lords, RT if you want it gone.
Tear it down.
Tear it down.
December 24, 2025 at 8:45 PM
Abolish the House of Lords, RT if you want it gone.
Tear it down.
Tear it down.
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This boy badly needed our help today.
To anybody who comments on my posts / shares / supports my work this is the only way I can say thanks. By using the good will and support to spend time helping the dogs who need it most and who have no one.
Have a lovely holidays 💕
To anybody who comments on my posts / shares / supports my work this is the only way I can say thanks. By using the good will and support to spend time helping the dogs who need it most and who have no one.
Have a lovely holidays 💕
December 24, 2025 at 12:52 PM
This boy badly needed our help today.
To anybody who comments on my posts / shares / supports my work this is the only way I can say thanks. By using the good will and support to spend time helping the dogs who need it most and who have no one.
Have a lovely holidays 💕
To anybody who comments on my posts / shares / supports my work this is the only way I can say thanks. By using the good will and support to spend time helping the dogs who need it most and who have no one.
Have a lovely holidays 💕
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Remember it is Christmas every day for the UK's billionaires.
They get £2m richer EACH every single day.
And that's cold hard cash from your Energy, Rent, Mortgages, Savings, Water, Public Transport bills.
All this money should NOT being going to them,
They get £2m richer EACH every single day.
And that's cold hard cash from your Energy, Rent, Mortgages, Savings, Water, Public Transport bills.
All this money should NOT being going to them,
December 24, 2025 at 2:26 PM
Remember it is Christmas every day for the UK's billionaires.
They get £2m richer EACH every single day.
And that's cold hard cash from your Energy, Rent, Mortgages, Savings, Water, Public Transport bills.
All this money should NOT being going to them,
They get £2m richer EACH every single day.
And that's cold hard cash from your Energy, Rent, Mortgages, Savings, Water, Public Transport bills.
All this money should NOT being going to them,
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Can you imagine if we were as strict on MPs expenses and billionaires tax avoidance as we were on Disabled People?
The money would be raining down.
The money would be raining down.
December 23, 2025 at 7:23 PM
Can you imagine if we were as strict on MPs expenses and billionaires tax avoidance as we were on Disabled People?
The money would be raining down.
The money would be raining down.
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Monaco based tax-exile Jim Ratcliffe businesses received up to £70m UK subsidy in last 4 years. More promised.
Free cash, not repayable, no means-testing, no equity stake taken.
Sunday Times Rich List estimated his wealth to be £17bn.
Benefit cuts for the poor, free cash for corporations/Rich.
Free cash, not repayable, no means-testing, no equity stake taken.
Sunday Times Rich List estimated his wealth to be £17bn.
Benefit cuts for the poor, free cash for corporations/Rich.
Jim Ratcliffe chemical firms received up to £70m of UK state aid in last four years
The government is preparing a £50m bailout for Ineos’s Grangemouth plant, after Jim Ratcliffe asked for help in October
www.theguardian.com
December 21, 2025 at 9:14 AM
Monaco based tax-exile Jim Ratcliffe businesses received up to £70m UK subsidy in last 4 years. More promised.
Free cash, not repayable, no means-testing, no equity stake taken.
Sunday Times Rich List estimated his wealth to be £17bn.
Benefit cuts for the poor, free cash for corporations/Rich.
Free cash, not repayable, no means-testing, no equity stake taken.
Sunday Times Rich List estimated his wealth to be £17bn.
Benefit cuts for the poor, free cash for corporations/Rich.
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Sorry "the unelected House of Lords"
December 21, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Sorry "the unelected House of Lords"
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Also worth remembering that the Lords repeatedly blocked the Foxhunting Bill in the Blair years and - as I remember it - that's one reason why it got so watered down.
December 21, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Also worth remembering that the Lords repeatedly blocked the Foxhunting Bill in the Blair years and - as I remember it - that's one reason why it got so watered down.
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Fox hunting is a revolting sport. It's only survived in any form because it's done by ghastly, entitled, influential and aristocratic people who feel it's the God given right to charge about the place in silly costumes tearing animals apart for no good reason.
December 21, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Fox hunting is a revolting sport. It's only survived in any form because it's done by ghastly, entitled, influential and aristocratic people who feel it's the God given right to charge about the place in silly costumes tearing animals apart for no good reason.
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The Water Companies should be taken into administration, and all their CEOs and upper management fired.
They have shown they cannot run Water Companies, nor can they be trusted with the Public's money.
Which it all is.
They have shown they cannot run Water Companies, nor can they be trusted with the Public's money.
Which it all is.
December 16, 2025 at 6:16 PM
The Water Companies should be taken into administration, and all their CEOs and upper management fired.
They have shown they cannot run Water Companies, nor can they be trusted with the Public's money.
Which it all is.
They have shown they cannot run Water Companies, nor can they be trusted with the Public's money.
Which it all is.
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His mother was an immigrant.
His wife is an immigrant.
His grandfather and grandmother were immigrants.
Four of his five offspring are the children of immigrants.
His wife is an immigrant.
His grandfather and grandmother were immigrants.
Four of his five offspring are the children of immigrants.
December 12, 2025 at 7:52 PM
His mother was an immigrant.
His wife is an immigrant.
His grandfather and grandmother were immigrants.
Four of his five offspring are the children of immigrants.
His wife is an immigrant.
His grandfather and grandmother were immigrants.
Four of his five offspring are the children of immigrants.
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Corporate welfare is out of control.
One example - Drax produces electricity by burning trees, most expensive electricity, UK's biggest single polluter.
In 2024, Drax had £1.06bn operating profit, paid £100m dividend, £300m in share buyback.
Received billions in subsidies for decades. Why?
One example - Drax produces electricity by burning trees, most expensive electricity, UK's biggest single polluter.
In 2024, Drax had £1.06bn operating profit, paid £100m dividend, £300m in share buyback.
Received billions in subsidies for decades. Why?
December 11, 2025 at 8:18 PM
Corporate welfare is out of control.
One example - Drax produces electricity by burning trees, most expensive electricity, UK's biggest single polluter.
In 2024, Drax had £1.06bn operating profit, paid £100m dividend, £300m in share buyback.
Received billions in subsidies for decades. Why?
One example - Drax produces electricity by burning trees, most expensive electricity, UK's biggest single polluter.
In 2024, Drax had £1.06bn operating profit, paid £100m dividend, £300m in share buyback.
Received billions in subsidies for decades. Why?
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Actually just the 8 richest people (0.0000001%) have more wealth than the bottom 50%.
$2,500,000,000,000.00
$2,500,000,000,000.00
December 10, 2025 at 1:31 PM
Actually just the 8 richest people (0.0000001%) have more wealth than the bottom 50%.
$2,500,000,000,000.00
$2,500,000,000,000.00
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Shareholder rebellions against executive pay packages doubled.
Makes no difference; votes are advisory, not binding. Too many shareholders have no social conscience - look at water, energy, internet....
Employees and customers have long term interest in companies, let them vote on exec pay.
Makes no difference; votes are advisory, not binding. Too many shareholders have no social conscience - look at water, energy, internet....
Employees and customers have long term interest in companies, let them vote on exec pay.
Shareholder rebellions against executive pay doubled this year
The upturn in investor rebellions over top brass pay helped drive an 88 per cent rise in the total number of FTSE 100 businesses facing shareholder rebellions this year.
www.thisismoney.co.uk
December 7, 2025 at 9:46 AM
Shareholder rebellions against executive pay packages doubled.
Makes no difference; votes are advisory, not binding. Too many shareholders have no social conscience - look at water, energy, internet....
Employees and customers have long term interest in companies, let them vote on exec pay.
Makes no difference; votes are advisory, not binding. Too many shareholders have no social conscience - look at water, energy, internet....
Employees and customers have long term interest in companies, let them vote on exec pay.
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