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‘Nothing disturbs me more than the glorification of stupidity’. Carl Sagan Annoyed, annoying, woke, socialist, atheist, animal loving, anti-fascist, sweary, ex-Civil Service, lifelong Red from Liverpool. Dad, Husband, Dog Dad, Kopite, Gobshite. #JFT97

Norway's Football Federation has donated the entire ticket profit from FIFA World Cup against Israel to humanitarian relief efforts in Gaza, saying it could not remain silent in the face of civilian suffering. the total donation 4.5 million Norwegian kroner, going to Doctors Without Borders

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It's important to remember that even the most divisive of people can bring a momentary smile to others. That can be an act of kindness or a soft word at a troubled time. It's only the merest glimpse of goodness but it's there nonetheless. Rod Liddle gave me a lot of pleasure today by dying.

Love that meaningless pre-season friendlies are now ultra-important and evidence that Liverpool are shit and nobody at the club know what they’re doing. What’s next…everyone commenting on how a specific training session went and how it spells doom for the club?

The "Tesla Cybertruck" doesn't look like something from the future, it looks like something from a shite fucking sci-fi movie that no body watched in the 1960's, it's a fucking monstrosity. The only thing uglier than it is fucking Elon Musk🤣🖕

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As a German I feel pretty confident in saying this: people don’t care if you think you weren’t to blame. It still happened and people wonder how so many people were shrugging things like ICE off, let alone foreign policy.

Said this before, will again. Badenoch is the most dangerous figure in British politics. She's not as extreme as Farage or Lowe, but her impact is more pernicious. She actively prevents the British centre-right from adopting moderate positions, and thereby facilitates the radicalisation process.

Here we are in 2026 and this song is just as relevant now as it was when it was created. ‘Stop, Hey What's That Sound’ Buffalo Springfield Released December, 1966