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[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@GMB I don’t get why perpetrators get the opt out going to court they should go to face the family of the victims we see the cowards they are but also they never give the victims the chance to opt out of being killed or sexually assaulted raped and many other horrible crimes

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@Malcolm1Xxxxxxx I think the real question is do they ever tell the truth not in my experience

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@khnh80044 Good on him I hope he raises a lot of money to help his daughter and it’s something she can recover from

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@charlie_lawson1 He needs someone to teach him a good lesson and knock him out

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@malik_alee66879 A freak who needs mental health treatment

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@PatriotEmma47 There’s one perfectly good answer don’t come to Christian countries and demand what we do or go back home

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@sharrond62 I remember watching this the first time but even watching it many times since what he done never stops being amazing especially when he never stopped risking his life to save others we owe him so much especially the families of them saved children hopefully parents survived to

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@MarkHeath45 All of them are pathetic cowards

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@oelma__ Light and your vision as you can see through it

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@malik_alee66879 That’s a stupid question

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@Emmaiid11 Maybe his death penalty should be the same as what he done to that innocent man what ever he gets he deserves the maximum sentence if not my first suggestion

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@Natalie9yi Don’t upset her and pay the bill at the restaurant if you get there

[The British Prince @freedom_007__]

Prince William is an ex RAF pilot and has a current helicopter pilot licence.

He carved out a unique chapter in his life by serving and working as an air ambulance pilot.

This role showcased a different side of the future king: one of service, skill, and a commitment to saving lives 🚁🚑❤️‍🩹

His journey into the world of aviation began with his training in the RAF, where he qualified as a search and rescue pilot.

This training equipped him with the skills to navigate and operate in high-pressure situations, skills that would later prove invaluable in his civilian role.

From 2015 to 2017, Prince William joined the East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA) as a pilot. Here, he was not just a royal but an active, hands-on member of the team. His days were spent flying the helicopter that ferried critical care teams to accident scenes and hospitals, often under challenging conditions, even at times he assisted with CPR ❤️

This job required not only technical flying prowess but also a deep understanding of medical emergencies, as he needed to coordinate with paramedics and doctors during flights and on the ground.

William's role with the @EastAngliAirAmb involved responding to a range of traumatic incidents, including severe road traffic accidents, medical emergencies like heart attacks, and suicide attempts 😔

Many experiences deeply affected his mental and emotional state. One particularly traumatic incident involved a young boy called Bobby Hughes, critically injured in a car accident. This event, among others, led William to internalise the trauma, realising he was "taking home people's trauma, people's sadness," which significantly impacted his mental health 🥺

Despite the emotional toll, these experiences underscored his commitment to public service, showcasing his ability to connect with people on a human level, far beyond his royal duties.

His work not only highlighted the challenges of dealing with life-and-death situations but also his resilience and dedication to mental health advocacy, influencing his public engagements and advocacy work post-piloting with initiatives like @heads_together, @GiveUsAShout 💜 and The Mental Health at Work Commitment for The Emergency Services – an unprecedented agreement signed by senior leaders across UK emergency services to implement a uniform set of mental health standards to support their 400,000 staff.

The commitment forms part of the Blue Light Together package of mental health support that gives emergency responders, their friends, families and retirees access to a resource website providing specialised mental health information, therapists & advice. https://t.co/kkfRPjXLmd 🚑🚓🚒🚁

The prince's tenure with the EAAA was marked by humility and dedication. He often spoke of the privilege of being part of a team that made a tangible difference in people's lives, sometimes literally saving them. 🫡 His colleagues praised his professionalism, noting that he was treated like any other pilot, with no special treatment despite his royal status and he’s a highly respected & skilled pilot.

This role allowed William to connect with the public in a profoundly human way. It wasn't about royal engagements or ceremonial duties; it was about being there in moments of crisis, offering medical assistance when it was most needed. His work highlighted the importance of public service and the impact one can have when they choose to use their skills for the greater good 😊

His time as an air ambulance pilot was not just a job; it was a testament to his character, showing a man who, despite his royal lineage, sought to serve his country in the most direct and impactful way possible.

This experience undoubtedly shaped his perspective on life, duty, and the value of every individual, reinforcing his commitment to public service in all its forms.

William is patron of London's Air Ambulance Charity @LDNairamb & @air_ambulance

#PrinceWilliam #LionofWindsor🦁 🚁🚑

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@LiverpoolFCW A2 or 1E first one because I would love to have a chat with grace and the second one because who wouldn’t want to be sandwiched between two Liverpool players and chat and hopefully get selfies haven’t been fortunate to see the female team play yet or seen the male team for years

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@honeymoon250 Yes

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@andrewc44104127 I wouldn’t hand it in to the police so they could share it out

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@Jolie_Miller09 Would they respect our rights and beliefs if we was in there country no so why should we change everything in our country to suit them we never forced them here this is a Christian country deal with it

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@DeIntelpatriot If he doesn’t like the consequences of his actions then he shouldn’t spit on the driver the driver is there to get people from AtoB not to be abused

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@MAGANation_47 You can guarantee that more police officers will turn up mob handed to help colleagues but women and girls can get raped with no significant sentencing or deportation

[paulyoung @paulyoun1]

@Neccccy He should be done for obstruction if not then the bus company who would get fined by tfl for not staying on time should have him arrested and make him pay the fines it’s ridiculous they think they can do what they like without consequences could a Christian do that I doubt it