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Reply | Japan v Wales
at 09:08 12 Jul 2025
wasn't pretty but a wins a win |
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Reply | James McClean
at 04:20 12 Jul 2025
I do and have done since it started, comparing it to league 2 is generous if you ask me. |
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Reply | Glastonbury
at 11:32 29 Jun 2025
I saw Amyl n the sniffers a couple of months back for the second time and they were superb again. Great shout |
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Reply | Glastonbury
at 09:11 29 Jun 2025
Glastonbury just isn’t what it used to be. I went every year throughout the ’90s — apart from the cancelled one — right up until they built that new wall. Back then, it wasn’t for the faint-hearted. It had grit, chaos, and real character. You wouldn’t catch today’s far-left, hyper-woke crowd anywhere near it — they simply wouldn’t have survived the mud, madness, or mayhem.
It used to be a proper festival — a wild mix of people from all walks of life coming together for the music and the atmosphere. Now? It’s been overrun by middle-class Home Counties types who look like they’ve wandered in from a Boden catalogue and wouldn’t recognise a decent band if it slapped them in the face mid-flat white.
The line-ups back in the ’90s were absolutely unreal — proper rock, indie, and dance acts across every night. It was raw, diverse, and electric. These days, it feels more like a curated Instagram experience than a celebration of music and culture. |
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Reply | Unconfirmed news
at 08:14 23 Jun 2025
It certainly seems that way. The precision with which these recent attacks were executed was nothing short of a masterclass in military strategy — a stark contrast to the blunt-force approach of the “shock and awe” campaign we witnessed in Baghdad all those years ago, where civilian casualties were tragically widespread.
The level of coordination and accuracy this time around suggests a deliberate effort to minimise collateral damage while maximising tactical impact — a very different kind of warfare. |
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Reply | It could be game on
at 08:05 23 Jun 2025
Yes, of course it’s worrying — how could it not be? But will I let it stop me from living my life? Not a chance. Some things are simply out of our control, and at the end of the day, what will be, will be.
Just as an aside — I once read a book called The Bible Code, which explored the idea that the Bible contains hidden messages and predictions encoded within the original Hebrew text. One particular prophecy has always stuck with me: a vision of the end of the world, supposedly triggered by a nuclear holocaust in Israel.
Given everything we’re seeing unfold, it certainly feels like we're heading down that track — eerily close to what was described.
Let’s hope it’s just coincidence… but I can’t shake the feeling that we’re watching prophecy inch closer to reality. |
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Reply | It could be game on
at 12:14 22 Jun 2025
Why not? It's like a game of Chess, we await the next move
My money is on the false flag event that will bring the US, UK France and Germany into the fold. |
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Thread | Unconfirmed news
at 01:15 22 Jun 2025
Fordow in Iran has gone?
Very interesting and a roll of the dice from Donald Trump.
Iran will be counting us all as fair game right now |
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Reply | It could be game on
at 01:08 22 Jun 2025
Looks like the B2 bombers have now been involved in attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities. Things will now get very interesting. |
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Reply | The new "WMD" threat
at 01:05 22 Jun 2025
Breaking news: B2 bombers have been involved in attacks on nuclear facilities in Iran |
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Reply | The new "WMD" threat
at 12:55 21 Jun 2025
I sincerely hope and pray we’re not heading down that road again.
One of the most worrying prospects, at least from my perspective, is the potential for another false flag event. We've seen it before, and given the current global climate, the odds of witnessing another seem disturbingly high.
Reports suggest Iran is only weeks — maybe even days — away from having the capability to produce a nuclear weapon, pending the Ayatollah’s final approval. At the same time, Donald Trump has reportedly given a two-week deadline to decide whether the U.S. will become involved in a possible conflict with Iran.
Looking at the current geopolitical landscape, I see no signs of meaningful diplomatic resolutions emerging. If anything, tensions are escalating, and fast.
Israel is taking heavy missile strikes, and it's no secret they’re desperate for the U.S. to step in and tip the scales in their favour.
And here’s a chilling thought: what if an attack — possibly even nuclear — were to occur on U.S. soil? Say, in a city like Los Angeles? And what if that attack were orchestrated by Mossad, only to be blamed on Iran? We all know what the response would be — and how swiftly it would escalate.
Yes, this is speculation. But if history has taught us anything, it's that wars often begin with incidents that seem unthinkable until they happen. False flags and manipulated narratives have paved the way before — it’s not beyond the realm of possibility that we’re being steered toward the same outcome once again.
Watch this space. |
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Thread | It could be game on
at 06:08 21 Jun 2025
US Air force B-2 stealth bombers have reportedly taken off from Whiteman Air Force Base, with support from 8 aerial refueling tankers.
They could be within striking distance of Iran within 8 hours.
If this is true the whole world is in trouble |
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Reply | Monjaro diet jabs
at 10:10 19 Jun 2025
People need to understand: there’s no magic pill for losing weight and keeping it off. It’s simple — if you go back to old habits, you’ll go back to old results. It’s not rocket science, it’s just reality.
The only real, sustainable way to get healthy (and stay that way) is to change your lifestyle. And honestly, one of the easiest places to start is by just getting out there and walking. If walking isn’t giving you the results you want, then walk further. Keep increasing your distance and effort — your body will respond. Pair that with drinking plenty of water every day, and you’ll already be on the path to significant weight loss.
Now add to that the 80/20 rule when it comes to food — eat well and nourish your body 80% of the time, and enjoy yourself (within reason) for the other 20%. That balance makes the changes sustainable, not miserable.
Want to speed things up? Try intermittent fasting — I highly recommend it. It's not easy at first, because it requires the right mindset, but the benefits can be amazing. Just make sure you're mentally prepared, because it’s not a shortcut — it’s a commitment.
If you want to take it a step further and build shape and tone, then yes — hit the gym. It doesn’t have to be hardcore. Just consistent. Trust me: once you get into the rhythm, the natural high you get is better than any drug.
Now, as for medications like Monjaro or Ozempic — I’d be cautious. Sure, the results can be dramatic and fast, but they’re rarely sustainable. The moment you stop, unless you’ve built good habits alongside it, the weight tends to come back fast — often worse than before. Plus, there are mounting reports of unpleasant side effects.
At the end of the day, it's your body and your decision. All I’d say is: don’t be lazy about it. Do your research, ask questions, and think long-term. Quick fixes rarely stick — natural, consistent effort always does.
Just my tuppence worth. |
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Reply | Israel and Iran
at 10:00 17 Jun 2025
And that is why the MOAB will be the next weapon in the arsenal released for that enrichment plant they have hidden underground. |
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Reply | Israel and Iran
at 14:31 14 Jun 2025
How am I equating it to a game>
I think maybe you know nothing about the red flag of revenge that has been raised above the Jamkaran Mosque the red flag signals a call for justice and retaliation in Shia tradition, especially when blood has been unjustly spilt.
There you go a quick history lesson for you, no need to thank me |
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Reply | Israel and Iran
at 14:09 13 Jun 2025
The red flag has been raised !!
There is no going back now.
Game on |
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Reply | Passenger plane heading for London crashes after take-off in Ahmedabad, India
at 13:47 13 Jun 2025
Complete nonsense. There is absolutely no way anyone could have survived that crash. The impact alone was catastrophic—and even if, by some miracle, someone had lived through that, the ensuing explosion would have sealed their fate. Anyone who’s seen the footage knows exactly what I mean—there’s just no chance. No survivors. |
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Reply | Sunderland v Newcastle
at 08:37 25 May 2025
The South Wales derby would be up there with the best of them. I didn't miss many derbies from the 80's to the bubble and they were mental. A lot worse than some of the other derbies around despite 12k being seen as a big crowd back in them days. I'd be very interested to see a south Wales derby with a 40-50k crowd (5k away fans) with no restrictions on travel. I'm not even sure the game would get played. |
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