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Something to brighten your Sunday - an article on how animal charities in the UK have been infected with the rainbow affliction:


90% of major charities are in reality money laundering operations, either to hide wealth, hide criminal proceeds, or move money around so the original source or destination of the funds becomes too complicated to trace. Putin banned most of them in Russia.
 
This makes for sad/disturbing reading. Can probably be posted in other threads as well:

I don't believe this will happen. The UK energy grid will not cope with the extra load, and they will be forced to run diesel powered charging stations.

 
UK current events and chat that does not fit in the lunacy thread.


Check out this amazing atmospheric footage of storm Babet, filmed in Whitby, North Yorskhire.




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After getting criticised for having an all white team, Arsenal have issued a grovelling apology:


It was not always this way:

 
After getting criticised for having an all white team, Arsenal have issued a grovelling apology:


It was not always this way:

It is very sinister. Whites must be the only race on Earth which is forbidden to occupy the same spaces whether by chance, market forces or preference.
 
I know they won't do it, but they should replace all the white players with black diversity hire players, get relegated and say "See?". Except nobody will see because nobody watches women's football, least of all the people complaining about it.
 
This makes for sad/disturbing reading. Can probably be posted in other threads as well:

No way, the have been kicking the can on that ban. Let them talk.

I honestly expect the EU to ban the diesel for a year and then having to backtrack. The precious metals prices' will be rising and the crappy charging station network will create a logistical collapse if diesel was banned.

People have to realize how subsidized these money-laundering electric cars actually are.
 
The YouTube channel Turdtowns usually takes a humorous but honest look at the English towns that are best avoided. In this video, he explains why Carlisle, the only city in Cumbria, could be the best English city to live in.

It looks good with lots of historical buildings, churches and pretty houses. "Like a mini-Newcastle".
Guaranteed snow, making it beautiful in winter.
Great location, especially for those that like the outdoors. Surrounding countryside is good for cycling, rolling countryside, pubs and quiet lanes.
The Lake District and Scotland are on the door step, but also the North Pennines, Eden Valley, Hadrian's Wall and Solway Plain AONB.
The roads and nearby motorway have low traffic.
Amazing scenic railways connections (from the comments):
North on the West Coast Main Line over the Scottish border skirting (kilting?) the Southern Uplands;
South on the West Coast Main Line and on to Windermere in the Lake District via Oxenholme near Kendal;
South-west on the Cumbria Coast Line;
East to Newcastle across the North Pennines near Hadrians Wall and Northumberland National Park;
Most famously south-Eeast on the Settle to Carlisle line through the North Pennines and into the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Friendly and chatty locals, with a nice accent.
Good selection of eateries and reasonable nightlife, Newcastle is 1.5 hours away if you want to take it to the next level.
The city center and shopping areas are not dead and pleasant to walk around.
The house prices are very good, averaging £160,000. Good-looking terraced houses can be had for £80,000.
Good variety of housing styles. (Beware of areas that could flood)


Downsides:

The job opportunities are middling, could be better.
Like most cities, there are some less attractive areas.
Bad airport, that been mothballed since the coof.


Other cities/towns getting a mention in the comments are Hereford, Halifax, Norwich, Newcastle, Salisbury, Shrewsbury, and Chester.


 
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I can't find the actual study, but it's further likely that her "from Cyprus" origin was 1,000s of years ago, since the Celtic migrations moved through south-east Europe.
 
This confirms the obvious, GB News is (((controlled)))-opposition. From The Daily Star:

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