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Sean Robertson retweeted
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In Kenya’s Maasai Mara reserve, a leopard was filmed climbing to the top of a tree to silently watch the sunset. This world is completely understandable to him.
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“It’s insane, we have a rogue US military contractor handling our most sensitive data. Palantir has a contract running our nuclear missile program. We have no national security.” Palantir. IT'S WORSE Than You Think @carolecadwalla
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I am grateful to the UK for taking this important step against Russia’s oil fleet – a shadow fleet tanker has been detained off the UK's southern coast. It was Russia’s hubris, fueled by high oil and gas revenues, that paved the way for this war, and every decision by partners that deprives Russia of money also limits the war itself. I thank @Keir_Starmer and all Britons for such principled resolve. And Europe urgently needs to take legislative steps to enable not only the detention of tankers and restrictions on oil shipments, but also the confiscation of the oil they carry. This will certainly help bring peace closer.
Despite Putin’s best efforts to evade sanctions, we will not let him get away with it.
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Sean Robertson retweeted
President Macron, "Our bilateral relationship forms part of a broader dynamic, the strategic rapprochement between Canada and the European continent" "In this regard, I would like to emphasise just how significant the European Political Community summit I mentioned a few weeks ago was, as Canada was the first non-European country to be invited as an observer" "But ultimately, your presence in Yerevan demonstrated just how deeply aligned Canada is with Europe, politically and geostrategically , and vice versa" "It was a strong political signal, a symbol of what unites us: those shared values and a common commitment to an international system based on agreed rules and standards"
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FIRST DUTY of a state is to make sure: - NO child is hungry, NO child lacks proper housing, NO child lacks proper clothes or basic items, like a tooth brush, NO child is not properly supported and properly educated MILLIONS of children in UK lack these essentials IF ONLY OUR POLITICIANS AND MEDIA ACTUALLY CARED
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Sean Robertson retweeted
Leonardo da Vinci invented this self-supporting bridge over 500 years ago and it holds itself together without nails or ropes. Much can be accomplished with geometry and physics alone. Sometimes the smartest solution is also the simplest.
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14 June 1864. Psychiatrist Alois Alzheimer was born in Marktbreit, Germany. In 1901 he identified a case of “presenile dementia” which later became known as Alzheimer’s Disease.
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To understand why there are sheep on the high fells and not fields of vegetables, look at the land from the point of view of a tractor. A tractor, and the arable farming it makes possible, needs: - A slope shallow enough that it will not tip or slide. The fell is far steeper than that. - Soil deep enough to plough and root a crop. Up there it is thin, sometimes only inches over rock. - Ground dry enough to bear the weight of machinery. The fell is saturated for much of the year. - A long, warm enough season to ripen a harvest. At altitude, that season barely exists. Every one of those is a hard no on a Lakeland or Welsh fell. The land simply will not have it. A tractor on that gradient becomes a story they tell in the village afterwards. Now look at what the sheep needs: - Grass. That is the whole list. The sheep walks the slope a tractor cannot, in the wet a tractor cannot, on soil too thin for a plough, and turns the one thing that does grow up there into meat and wool. It is the only food-producing technology that works on that ground at all. People look at the fell and see wasted land waiting for a cleverer use. The cleverer use is already up there, on four legs, in the rain, doing the only job that hill will ever yield.
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Sean Robertson retweeted
The thoughts of Henry Slade following a stellar performance for @ExeterChiefs 🫡⚔️
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Safe to say the Tartan Army were impressed by this Boston officer's keepie-uppie skills 😅👮
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Congratulations on your well-earned knighthood, Sir Kevin Sinfield 🌹
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What a Boeing 747 looks like at cruise speed from another plane.

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Exclusive: In recent weeks, Iran has dramatically escalated efforts to seal off its cache of near bomb-grade uranium, deliberately collapsing tunnels & booby-trapping entrances with explosive mines, per 5 sources familiar w/ US intel. @KatieBoLillis, @davis_winkie, me & @NatashaBertrand cnn.com/2026/06/13/politics/…
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RT @PhillipsPOBrien: This might be hard for Americans to hear, but the USA getting humiliated by its abject failure as a power during this…
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The next time a minister stands up to defend a multi-billion-pound vanity project that they say is “transformative”, perhaps the operative question is: “have you fixed the Wi-Fi yet?” ✍️ |🦊 |James Hodkinson thecritic.co.uk/signal-failu…
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Arise, Sir Kevin Sinfield 🗡️ England Senior Men's assistant coach has been awarded a knighthood for services to Rugby League, Rugby Union and Fundraising in the King's birthday honours.
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Sean Robertson retweeted
Scotland fans are in party mode in Boston. Nobody does it like the Scots! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👏

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Bands like The Specials showed young people that racism and violence were not the way to express grievance. Messages are far more powerful when we realise there's more that unites us than divides us.

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