I live in a village and I've got everything within half of that time, tbh. I suspect most places do, already.
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If I use my helicopter* I can travel quite far
* I dont have a helicopter
Means nothing unless you factor in cost of living. Obviously they are paid more than Malawi and Pakistan. Plus the poster is a lying Tory twat.
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You could have done so much better:
“If I use my chopper* I can travel quite far
* I dont have a chopper”
Nicola Sturgeon would probably have classed you as a tranny and Keir Starmer would probably have classed you as a woman. Older people might have asked whether that was a motorcycle or a bicycle.
Ukraine would have lost to Russia had UK not used Brexit powers after 'feeble' EU response
Ukraine would have fallen to Russia had Britain not used its new-found freedom outside the EU to lead the West to confront Vladimir Putin's brutal aggression, according to a major new report.
The study is scathing about the "feeble" response of Brussels at the outset of the war and urges the West to double down on its mission to push back the Russian invasion.
It argues that associations of independent sovereign states, such as NATO, are far better equipped to deal with tyrants like Putin than slow-moving bodies such as the EU.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/worl...pc=U531&cvid=ac331053110c48a8a27d03fc0282d282
Ukraine would have fallen to Russia had Britain not used its new-found freedom outside the EU to lead the West to confront Vladimir Putin's brutal aggression, according to a major new report.
The study is scathing about the "feeble" response of Brussels at the outset of the war and urges the West to double down on its mission to push back the Russian invasion.
It argues that associations of independent sovereign states, such as NATO, are far better equipped to deal with tyrants like Putin than slow-moving bodies such as the EU.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/worl...pc=U531&cvid=ac331053110c48a8a27d03fc0282d282
I honestly couldn't care less. They're as bad as each other.
You **** out Kusstardovich. Free college, free Uni and a great life. Then Rishi gives me a massive handout. Added to that all the women were fit back in the 70's. Now half of them look like something Uncle Joe would fire a rocket at.
Not sure if Germany are in this war, also the Orcs are to dumb to know what a nazi is.
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Support for the SNP at Holyrood and Westminster has dropped, a new poll suggests.
The YouGov survey for the Sunday Times of 1,088 Scottish voters shows support for the party dropped from 50% to 44% in the Holyrood constituency vote and from 40% to 36% in the regional list, when compared to the results of the same poll in December.
Support for independence also dropped substantially, from 53% to 47% among decided voters.
SNP support at Westminster dropped marginally from 43% to 42%.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said she plans to run the next UK election as a “de-facto referendum” in the hopes of achieving a majority of votes north of the border and securing negotiations on independence.
But the First Minister’s approval rating has also suffered in recent months, dropping from a net of 7% in October to -4%.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/ukne...pc=U531&cvid=dc0cbc4cd21d4eab858c1cd62ea0008c
The YouGov survey for the Sunday Times of 1,088 Scottish voters shows support for the party dropped from 50% to 44% in the Holyrood constituency vote and from 40% to 36% in the regional list, when compared to the results of the same poll in December.
Support for independence also dropped substantially, from 53% to 47% among decided voters.
SNP support at Westminster dropped marginally from 43% to 42%.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said she plans to run the next UK election as a “de-facto referendum” in the hopes of achieving a majority of votes north of the border and securing negotiations on independence.
But the First Minister’s approval rating has also suffered in recent months, dropping from a net of 7% in October to -4%.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/ukne...pc=U531&cvid=dc0cbc4cd21d4eab858c1cd62ea0008c