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[Stephen Carty @CartyScorsese]

When you have Switzerland v Colombia at 9pm and a high-stakes poker tournament with James Bond at the Casino Royale in Montenegro at 3am

[odiecat @odiecher]

@escasiaHK Imagine our confusion when a whole generation of non cantonese speaking kids got excited about 67🤣

[odiecat @odiecher]

@ItsCsteph @pubity It did not happen just this year hello why now?

[odiecat @odiecher]

@MothershipSG Well ofc theres no sign coz its in the rice? Lol

[昨天 @YesterdayBigcat]

「合肥千人游行逼停垃圾项目，一度与警冲突（2026.06.27）」安徽省合肥市庐阳区上千名居民周六晚走上街头，抗议当地拟建的大型垃圾中转站项目，迫使地方官当场宣布取消项目。期间，市民与警察发生了激烈冲突，多名示威者被抓走。

[The Great Translation Movement 大翻译运动 @TGTM_Official]

Chinese state media working overdrive to censor the event. The implication is big, it just directly imply that Beijing airspace is fair game.

Now Beijing security is stepping up the patrol.

There are still no statement from any state media.

[Maisong Lee @maisong]

6 grandes temblores en menos de 24 horas

[Juliet SFE @JulietSfe]

Candidates for UK PM should be lined up and Larry can choose according to which one he touches or sits by. At this point seems safest solution. #starmer #larrythecat #ukpolitics #uk

[odiecat @odiecher]

@Doinkadect Oh wow

[James 🇭🇰 Ockenden @transit_jam]

Just another day. Pedestrians are totally powerless. @hkpoliceforce won't do anything (have tried many diff approaches), TD won't acknowledge a problem, councillors DGAF. Protest is forbidden, direct action is dangerous. This is our everyday crossing and you need to be very aggressive and fearless to pass. With kids it's horrendous.

[Samantha Smith @SamanthaTaghoy]

Two British MPs.
Lee Anderson and Zarah Sultana.

One right-wing.
One left-wing.

Both kicked out of Parliament…
…for telling the truth.

Both sides of the British political spectrum have been united by one indisputable fact:

Keir Starmer is a liar.
And he needs to resign.

[Luke de Pulford @lukedepulford]

Lots of queries about the 🇨🇳 mega embassy Judicial Review hearing today.

Here’s the upshot:

1️⃣ The Judicial Review was initially against both the Home and Communities and Local Government Departments. This was because of the cables.

2️⃣ It appeared initially as if the Home Office’s decision to “mitigate” the cables risk could be a material planning matter for the purposes of Steve Reed’s decision, and therefore reviewable.

3️⃣ Through disclosure it was revealed that the decision to mitigate the cable risk was taken in November 2025. The Home Office argues that this decision was taken entirely independently, and was not communicated to Steve Reed’s Department.

4️⃣ This doesn’t seem very plausible to us, but it means that our ground for drawing the Home Office into the JR doesn’t apply (pending some grand revelation, which is unlikely). End result: we are withdrawing it.

5️⃣ Grounds 1-3 of our argument have *already* been given a hearing in July.
Today is about whether Ground 4 of our claim should proceed to a full hearing alongside Grounds 1-3 which are already going to a full hearing.

6️⃣ Ground 4 is about whether the SSCLG should have either made China pay for the mitigation measures planned by the SSHD (eg cable relocation) or, if not, then take into account the cost to the public purse of those measures before granting planning permission.

7️⃣ Whatever the outcome today, Grounds 1-3 are already proceeding to the full hearing. You only need to win on one ground.

More later.

[British Intel @TheBritishIntel]

This is completely fatal for Keir Starmer.

Olly Robbins has now admitted the Prime Minister personally insisted on appointing Peter Mandelson himself.

This proves Starmer lied to the public about the security vetting process.

Watch it all the way to the end.

He’s finished.

[Kemi Badenoch @KemiBadenoch]

The Prime Minister appointed Peter Mandelson before the vetting had been completed, vetting Mandelson failed.

Starmer then said full due process was followed. THAT is misleading Parliament.

I'm only holding him to the same standards to which he’s held previous Prime Ministers - that if they mislead parliament, they should resign.

In these dangerous times, Britain cannot afford to have a Prime Minister who the country doesn't trust. Starmer has betrayed our national security. He should go.

[odiecat @odiecher]

@Byron_Wan Honestly, we need to boost our English for competitiveness, like proper boost. Why replace Cantonese I have no idea.
(Most students nowadays speak Mandarin anyway?)

[odiecat @odiecher]

@WallStreetMav This is somehow worse than let them eat cake?

[odiecat @odiecher]

Education in Hong Kong where we compare earthquake in China to atomic bombs dropped in Japan?
Wow.
Just wow.
I can't even begin to comment on ethics or morality or whatever the fuck this is.

[BanksyCat @Banksycat]

That was not prayer.

Islamic prayer has strict requirements. It is called Taharah. Cleanliness of body. Cleanliness of clothes. The surface must be clean. That is a fundamental condition of valid Salah. Not optional.

A public street. Middle of a political protest. Walked on all day by thousands of people. Not clean under Islamic law. Any devout Muslim knows this.

What people were watching was performance.

It’s documented in Islamic political scholarship. Making Islam visibly dominant in public spaces in non Muslim countries is a known concept. Some scholars teach it explicitly. Not overflow. Deliberate signal. We are here. We are growing. This is becoming ours.

Try it the other way around. Christians blocking a street in a Muslim country to pray. We all know what happens next.

The Australian Prime Minister fell over himself apologising for police disrupting something not even valid under Islamic law.

Australia has nearly 500 mosques. Sydney's Lakemba mosque holds 30,000 people.

This was never about space.

[odiecat @odiecher]

@khanadan99 Thats fire in hong kong 100% caused by people and government negligence and 169 people died and you motherfucker should fucking show some respect you absolute twat.