Married, Blade, Atheist, culturally conservative, economically socialist, worked in IT, now not no more.

Joined March 2009
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Holy shit. Wow. This is HANDS DOWN the best take I’ve heard. If there is one video you listen to today it’s this one. Every single word of this and it’s a huge “f*ck you” to @antonioguterres for propping up the barbaric terrorist Islamic Regime in Iran. Must be shared everywhere in my opinion. Unfortunately I have no idea who this young British woman is to credit her, if you know who it is feel free to tag below.
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Is my maths right, if wendies lose their next 3 games, and the 4 teams just outside the relegation zone and West Brom win a game, they'll be relegated?
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He knows what it means to be Yorkshire.
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I think I'm right in saying Wendie can't get in the play offs, I may be wrong.
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This is what double standards look like.
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Wow. The Government has officially admitted to me that through the 'Government Communication Service' it 'collects, stores, and processes data from public social media posts.' Why? 'to address potential mis/disinformation.' They are using AI for 'information environment analysis'. Posts about migration are included as part of 'wider thematic reporting'. They 'share aggregate social media analysis with partner governments'. Strange, isn't it? Why would that be needed? Your rights. You have the right to object to the processing of your personal data, you have the right to request information about how your personal data are processed, and to request a copy of that personal data, you have the right to request that your personal data are erased if there is no longer a justification for them to be processed, you have the right in certain circumstances (for example, where accuracy is contested) to request that the processing of your personal data is restricted. How? Email the Data Protection Officer. dpo@cabinetoffice.gov.uk I've made an objection, and an official request. I suggest you do the same. Share this to get the word out there...
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I'm pretty sure most people have said something pretty dumb or downright offensive when they were younger, that's hardly a reason to crucify them, unless you are absolutely shit scared of them.
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Got to say that's the worst derby performance I've seen, Wednesday were absolutely awful, I think a fully flying Blades would have got 6 or 7.
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BBC news really are unbelievable
Independent MP Rupert Lowe asks if "reintroduction of the death penalty for both foreign and domestic criminals should be put to the British people in a legally binding referendum" "Reintroducing the death penalty is not the answer,” the PM says #PMQs bbc.in/47X8xvK
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10 Nov 2025
Replying to @JohnSimpsonNews
Surely not John!?! Mass Graves at Nasser Hospital (April 2024): The BBC aired Hamas's unsubstantiated claim that Israel executed Palestinians buried in mass graves outside Gaza's Nasser Hospital, with bodies showing signs of torture and bound hands. Despite internal knowledge of no evidence (Hamas had planted the story), the BBC broadcast it, later issuing a correction. Critics called it "Hamas propaganda" that fueled global antisemitism. Aid Queue Killings in Gaza (Documentary, October 2025): A BBC film alleged Israeli forces killed Gazans in aid queues but ignored evidence (from IDF and UN sources) that Hamas fired on crowds. The documentary was accused of "echoing Hamas propaganda" without due diligence, exacerbating perceptions of lawlessness blamed on Israel. Starvation in Gaza (Newsnight, Multiple Instances 2023–2025): BBC's flagship program highlighted false Hamas claims of "thousands of babies on the brink of starvation," despite internal verification showing otherwise. A leaked whistleblower memo described this as part of a pattern of "racing to air" anti-Israel allegations without checks Glastonbury Festival Chants ("Death to the IDF," June 2025) During BBC's livestream of Glastonbury, rap duo Bob Vylan led crowds in repeated chants of "Death, death to the IDF" (interpreted as "death to the Jews" by critics due to context). BBC Director-General Tim Davie was present but did not halt the broadcast. The corporation faced backlash for not intervening, with PM Keir Starmer condemning it as "unacceptable." This was cited in a leaked report as emblematic of BBC's tolerance for anti-Israel incitement, contributing to Davie's resignation in November 2025. Gaza: How to Survive a War Zone (BBC Two, February 2025): This documentary, narrated by 13-year-old Abdullah Al-Yazouri (son of Hamas deputy agriculture minister Ayman Al-Yazouri), portrayed Gaza's hardships without disclosing his family's Hamas ties. It also mistranslated Arabic: "jihad against the Jews" became "war against Israeli forces," and "Yahud" (Jews) was rendered as "Israelis." Cameraman Hatem Rawagh had posted praise for October 7 attacks. Ofcom sanctioned the BBC in October 2025 for breaching impartiality rules, pulling it from iPlayer amid 1,500 complaints. Critics labeled it "Hamas propaganda" and a "serious breach." Samer Elzaenen (244 Appearances, Nov 2023–Apr 2025): A freelance contributor called for Jews to be "burned as Hitler did" and praised 30 attacks on Jewish civilians. BBC Arabic featured him extensively without disclosing his views, per a leaked memo. Ahmad Alagha (522 Appearances, Same Period): Described Jews as "devils" and Israelis as "less than human"; aired unchallenged on BBC Arabic. Mayssaa Abdul Khalek and Others: Called for "death to Israel" and defended Hitler references; appeared multiple times. A September 2024 AI analysis of BBC output found 1,553 impartiality breaches, associating Israel with "genocide" 14x more than Hamas.
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Well, that was utter shite, no fight, no guts no threat. The players need a massive rollicking for, I'd potentially drop the lot barring O'Hare who was in my view, the only player who showed they wanted to win, bloody livid!
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After over 20 years at the University of Sheffield, next week is my last one. I've met some lovely people over the years, including Beccie. Next week will be a bit surreal. University Arms at 16:00 on Friday for my final goodbye. It's been fun people.
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Happy Birthday to us 🥳 168 years ago today the Worlds First ‘foot ball’ team was formed in Sheffield and the rest is history! Why not come along and celebrate our birthday with us tomorrow as we’re finally back at home against @BottesfordTown #worldsfirst #football
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Wow
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Dear @metpolice A Jew was arrested in London for wearing a Star of David. And you actually try to rationalise it! Would you EVER arrest a Muslim woman in London for wearing a Hijab and then try to excuse it by suggesting others found it provocative?? Asking for a friend.
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Sounds about right
Looks football has started a new campaign.
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