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I’ve done a thing youtube.com/watch?v=MphekP…

Considering the nationwide fuel shortage at the moment, there was a fuck load of traffic on the roads today

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I got access to Professor Neil Ferguson's modelling software and used it to predict the football results tomorrow. Aston villa 2-1 Burnley Leeds 3-2 Arsenal Blackburn 345,983- -45,921% Birmingham Forest @£&®π√69€^ - lıɔuǝԀ Hull Free money!

Thanks to a very generous donor we will be supplying The Old School House Larder in Tenterden with potatoes for several weeks to help feed families that are struggling in Tenterden at the moment 🥔💕🥔 #foodbank #tenterden

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Classic British humour.

Keep sharing this everywhere until #GatesBehindTheBars is trending.

If Democracy is the tyrrany of the majority, these twats are lucky to still be eating solids.

I don’t use Spotify that much, but when I do, I consider it time well spent Clint Boon Inspiral Carpets

Farmers receive insultingly low payments for their produce from supermarkets and governments are neglecting them. Here is a helpful initiative by Produce&Provide. Type in your postcode and discover which UK farms are directly selling food near you. produceandprovide.co.uk

What with 11 million cats stalking about, pylons soon to be teetering over every headland and windfarms appearing like a surprise visit from your mother in law - birds are buggered, farming buggered and our landscape likewise.

A handful of giant corporations control a majority share of food supply, production, processing & retail. Local farmers are being financially squeezed by them. It’s time for a consumer revolution and bypass huge food corporations and buy directly from local farmers & farm shops.

For thousands of years, people have grown food, sown clothing, treated sickness with food and herbs, built shelters, and got on. It only took 2 generations to all but erase those skills from humanity and make people completely dependent on politicians. Time to reverse that.

There is a new belief taking hold among Britain's institutions, and it is as dangerous as it is dishonest. The countryside, we are told, is "too white." Not green. Not rural. Not historic. White. And therefore a problem to be fixed. This is not satire. It is official policy.