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soul having human experience. ain’t coming back here.

[Dr Dave Cartland BMedSc MBChB Ex-MRCGP @CartlandDavid]

So it looks like the government is going to try and effectively remove older vehicles from the road.

They've created a sneaky consultation on this huge change with an end date of only the 6th of September.

They want to have a yearly emissions check on every car and motorcycle on the road AS WELL as your MOT.

If you pass the MOT but then go to your emissions check, if the vehicle doesn't emit exactly the same emissions as when it was built the car will be banned from any use on the road even if it passed its MOT emissions.

This will effectively destroy a majority of the car industry as car tuning and modification will stop you being able to drive your car.

This is targeting all vehicle, cars, motorbikes, trikes, kit cars etc.
So far they are just targeting cars after 2001 but they want to use it on every vehicle on the road targeting mot & tax exempt (historic) vehicles.

They've purposely not given this consultation much time, so please go to the bottom of this page, tell them you do not want any of this from the government and share the consultation for others to do the same.

Only possible way to stop this would be to get the results of this consultation to be a resounding NO! The whole survey needs to be completed - don’t skip to the end as they try and nudge you to do.

[https://t.co/WY42fjNENj)

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The athlete with Down syndrome, noticing the sadness of his defeated opponent, immediately ran up to him and raised his hand up.

[The British Patriot @TheBritLad]

🚨INSANITY: The average British worker works 40 hours a week, year after year, watching taxes climb while the cost of living crushes them and still barely make ends meet.

Meanwhile, the government is spending your money like this:

Aid across the world:

• World Health Organisation: £310M
• Ukraine: £237M
• Ethiopia: £217M
• Afghanistan: £171M
• Syria: £146M
• Yemen: £144M
• Somalia: £143M
• Sudan: £140M
• South Sudan: £134M
• Palestine: £129M
• Nigeria: £117M
• Congo (DRC): £107M
• Pakistan: £99M
• Overseas Territories: £98M
• Kenya: £79M
• Jordan: £68M
• Myanmar: £65M
• Bangladesh: £61M
• Nepal: £60M
• Lebanon: £56M
• Tanzania: £56M
• Malawi: £50M
• Mozambique: £49M
• Uganda: £46M
• Indonesia: £45M
• Zambia: £42M
• Rwanda: £31M
• Zimbabwe: £31M
• Sierra Leone: £30M
• Turkey: £19M
• Ghana and Liberia: £16M
• South Africa: £14M
• Eastern Neighbourhood: £14M
• Central Asia: £13M
• Western Balkans: £13M

Illegal immigration:

Housing and benefits: £5/6billion
Translation fees: £150M

Foreign criminals in British prisons: £600M​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

NET STUPID ZERO 6.7 BILLION.

Just in this list alone it exceeds:
£15.5 BILLION!!!

YET, there’s no money to fix pot holes, the NHS, police on the streets, schools falling apart, social care for the elderly, housing the homeless, or support for veterans.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​.. amongst other things,

Absolutely disgraceful.

[𝕐o̴g̴ @Yoda4ever]

Cuddle time with foster kittens at the retirement home..🐈🐾😍

[adidas UK @adidasUK]

CHOOSE SCOTLAND 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏆

@ScotlandNT @LewisCapaldi

[C.L.A.U.D.I.A @DaAcervo]

A fumaça de alecrim no galinheiro é um método antigo que ainda funciona.

🌿 Antes dos desinfetantes industriais, os camponeses italianos e os seus homólogos franceses, queimavam molhos de alecrim seco no estábulo e no galinheiro uma vez por mês.
Não era um ritual. Era uma técnica.

O alecrim queimado liberta em fase gasosa cânfora, cineol, alfa-pineno e ácido rosmarínico.
Em espaço fechado, estes compostos atingem concentrações letais para os artrópodes: moscas, mosquitos, ácaros, pulgas e piolhos, sem afetar mamíferos e aves, que toleram concentrações muito superiores.
É esta seletividade que tornava a técnica viável num galinheiro cheio.

— O ácaro vermelho (Dermanyssus gallinae) é o parasita mais temido na avicultura.
Esconde-se nas fendas da madeira dos poleiros durante o dia e suga o sangue das galinhas à noite.
Uma infestação forte provoca anemia, queda na postura e mortalidade dos pintos.
Os camponeses fumigavam o galinheiro vazio (galinhas fora), deixando a fumaça penetrar em cada fenda durante uma hora. O efeito durava 2 a 3 semanas.

As moscas dos estábulos; Stomoxys calcitrans e Musca domestica, caíam em poucos minutos.
A fumigação mensal interrompia progressivamente o ciclo reprodutivo.

A tradição não se limitava ao alecrim:

• Sálvia seca: mesmos princípios ativos, usada onde faltava alecrim.

• Zimbro seco: fumaça resinosa eficaz contra moscas e mosquitos, clássica nos estábulos alpinos.

• Lavanda seca: fumigação dos quartos contra percevejos; o linalol queimado tornava as fendas da madeira inabitáveis.

🌿 A fumigação com ervas também tinha um papel de desodorização.
A fumaça aromática mascarava o amoníaco do estrume; um irritante respiratório real para bovinos, suínos e aves.
Reduzir essa concentração melhorava concretamente o bem-estar dos animais.

🌿 Hoje, para quem gere um pequeno galinheiro biológico onde os tratamentos químicos não são desejáveis, queimar um molho de alecrim seco no galinheiro vazio uma vez por mês continua a ser um tratamento complementar contra o ácaro vermelho: sem resíduos, sem contaminação dos ovos e com o custo de um ramo.

[Camus @newstart_2024]

“ADHD is not a disorder of not knowing what to do. It’s a disorder of not doing what you already know.”

Dr. Russell Barkley just delivered one of the clearest explanations of ADHD I’ve ever heard.

He says the brain can be split in two: the back part acquires knowledge, the front part (the executive system) uses it. ADHD acts like a meat cleaver that severs the two.

You already have the skills and information other people your age have. You just can’t apply them when it counts.

That’s why life becomes an endless series of last-minute crises. You’re time-blind — you can only deal with what’s right in front of you. The further away a goal or deadline is, the less real it feels.

The solution isn’t teaching more skills. It’s changing the environment at the exact point where the problem occurs — the “point of performance.”

It’s a game-changing way to understand why traditional approaches often fail.

[Mel Stride MP @MelJStride]

RACHEL REEVES IS COMING FOR YOUR PENSION

This afternoon in Parliament Labour pushed through a change in the law to allow the government to mandate how pension schemes invest your savings.

Here's why Labour's pension grab is so dangerous👇(1/7)🧵

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Over 400 parliamentary constituencies are now covered with a local Restore Britain branch.

We expect to have the entire country completed within a few weeks - our ground game is officially firing.

Incredible work from our team.

[Philip Ryan @Philster73]

@mulvanypeopleb1 Australia are halving fuel taxes for 3 months and offering free public transport.

[Kayakestable @kayakestable]

Estaba de pie en la fila de la caja del supermercado. Estaba abarrotado y ruidoso.

Mi perro, Titus —un fuerte y concentrado husky de servicio— estaba sentado perfectamente quieto a mi lado. Su cuerpo estaba ligeramente presionado contra mi pierna, su postura calmada y firme, sus ojos fijos en mi rostro. No apartó la mirada ni un segundo.

Una mujer detrás de mí me tocó el hombro con fuerza.

«Ese perro necesita una bozal», espetó.

«Mira cómo te está mirando. Es peligroso. Es irresponsable traer un perro así a una tienda».

En ese momento, la habitación comenzó a girar. Mi visión se estrechó, las señales de advertencia llegando todas a la vez. Sabía que solo tenía segundos.

«No está mirando porque sea agresivo», dije, con la voz temblorosa mientras agarraba el arnés de Titus.

«Está mirando porque sabe que algo anda mal conmigo».

Entonces me desplomé.

Pero no golpeé el suelo.

Aterricé sobre Titus.

Él ya había braceado su cuerpo, listo para recibirme.

Cuando recobré el conocimiento, los paramédicos estaban allí.

Titus yacía sobre mis piernas, usando su cuerpo para crear espacio, manteniendo a todos atrás. La mujer se había ido.

«Buen chico», dijo uno de los EMT, acariciando suavemente su cabeza.

«No dejó que nadie te tocara hasta que llegamos».

No se estaba preparando para atacar.

Se estaba preparando para hacer su trabajo.

Se estaba preparando para proteger mi vida. 🐕‍🦺🖤

Edúcate antes de juzgar.

Los perros de servicio vienen en todas las formas y apariencias —y salvan vidas. 🚑

[“Sudden And Unexpected” @toobaffled]

Stephen Wright, an NHS employee in south-east London, died 10 days after his first dose in January 2021, senior coroner Andrew Harris found and Southwark Coroner’s Court officially ruled that Dr. Wright died from "unintended complications of vaccination."

After the inquest, Mrs Wright said: "It was made clear that Stephen was [previously] fit and healthy and that his death was by vaccination of AstraZeneca. For us, it allows us to be able to continue our litigation against AstraZeneca. This is the written proof."

This ruling was a major victory for his widow, Charlotte Wright, as it allowed the death certificate to be changed from "natural causes" to reflect the vaccination as the cause.

Following the inquest, Charlotte Wright became a leading figure in a group litigation claim against AstraZeneca. The lawsuit, brought under the Consumer Protection Act 1987, argues that the vaccine was "defective" because it was not as safe as the public was entitled to expect.

Charlotte Wright has received the maximum statutory payment of £120,000 from the UK government’s Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme. However, she and other families (represented by groups like VIBUK) are actively lobbying for a total reform of this system, calling it "inadequate and inefficient" for families who have lost their primary breadwinner or require lifelong care.

[House Of The People @HoTPOfficial]

The Pension Schemes Bill is days away from becoming law. It affects 20 million of you.

Here's what it means for your pension:

- If you have a small pension pot from an old job worth under £1,000, the government can move it to a different provider without asking you first. You can stop this, but only if you reply to a letter.

- Pension schemes that are too small will be forced to merge with bigger ones or close.

-Your workplace pension could be transferred into a large commercial fund you never chose.

- All council pension funds must merge into 6 giant national pools.

The bill was pushed through by @leicesterliz and Baroness Sherlock.

[Gauci Reports @GauciReports]

🚨VETERANS & BIKERS ROAR THROUGH WHITEHALL 🇬🇧✊🏼

Hundreds of ex-soldiers and bikers took to the streets of London today in a powerful Rolling Thunder protest outside Parliament and Whitehall.

They served Queen & Country in Northern Ireland. Decades later, many are now elderly - yet Labour wants to repeal the Troubles Legacy Act and reopen old cases against them, while terrorists walk free.

This is absolutely disgusting. Our heroes deserve peace, not persecution. But what else do you expect from this anti British government? @RupertLowe10 @RestoreBritain_

Please follow @MrMaryJaneee He was there today who sent me some clips to put the following video together ✊🏼🇬🇧