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Dr Roger Henderson retweeted
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five performing “The Message” live on Soul Train, 1983.
Dr Roger Henderson retweeted
Was that photo taken outside the Bank of England after your meeting to lobby them about crypto rules? After your man accepted £5m from a crypto billionaire? And didn’t declare it?
Dr Roger Henderson retweeted
1. Why is the bot-like girl standing there with her hand on her stomach?
2. Why are RFK's hands shaking do badly?
3. Sleepy Don is full on crashed out.
4. Why do people try to pretend this is normal?
Dr Roger Henderson retweeted
I’m not an intel agency, but I’ve been sounding this alarm for quite a while now, including my recent article in the Telegraph. Putin needs war at all costs, and with no advances in Ukraine and feeble deterrence from Europe and US, it’s a natural step.
Several intel agencies are sounding the alarm about Russia attacking a NATO country. This morning Lithuania put out a warning following Poland’s warning a few weeks ago and now the U.S. is issuing a warning.
Will write more about it tomorrow
wsj.com/world/europe/u-s-int…
Dr Roger Henderson retweeted
The older I get, the more I realize that one of life’s greatest luxuries is having absolutely nothing planned and nobody expecting you anywhere
Dr Roger Henderson retweeted
Donald Trump here in broad daylight showing how he wins things watch the caddie “cheat helper” with the blue sleeves.
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I don't think Summer holiday telly is a thing now! 59 seconds of my Summer childhood right here!
Dr Roger Henderson retweeted
This is a disgusting comment that betrays our allies - the brave French resistance fighters who gave their lives, including facilitating the British retreat at Dunkirk.
Comments like this show why Reform is completely unfit to govern.
Pity the French did not show the same resolve in defending their sovereignty in June 1940.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
About 90,000–100,000 French soldiers were killed during the Battle of France (May–June 1940), when Germany invaded. Around 92,000 is the figure most commonly cited.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of…
