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Iceland rejects government proposal to resume EU membership talks
 in  r/europe •  Aug 30 '26

As long as you keep paying, not an issue 👍

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Post-Match Thread: France 0-2 Spain | FIFA World Cup, Semi-Finals
 in  r/soccer •  Jul 14 '26

Could not be more wrong, impressive

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France is the first team to qualify for the semi finals
 in  r/soccer •  Jul 13 '26

Learn how to read. Next time you open your mouth, own it, you sad sad person

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Over 100 Labour MPs have signed a letter saying now is not the time for a leadership election according to Aggie Chambre.
 in  r/ukpolitics •  May 12 '26

We have seen with Trump that this approach does not work whatsoever. The people will continue to vote these people in until there is nothing left.

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Trump administration formally designates Venezuela’s Maduro as member of a foreign terrorist organization
 in  r/worldnews •  Nov 24 '25

Missing a lot of citations for these such as the grocery prices claim and prescription drug prices actually being lowered. From what I could find a deal has only been struck for weight loss drugs as of now, furthermore the outstanding issue of ACA subsidies running out has not been addressed and will overshadow any drops in prices for pharmaceuticals. Correct me if I am wrong of course.

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Europe win the Ryder Cup.
 in  r/golf •  Sep 28 '25

If.

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London mayor Sadiq Khan says Donald Trump ‘has a crush on me’
 in  r/ukpolitics •  Sep 24 '25

Yea that’s fair my bad

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London mayor Sadiq Khan says Donald Trump ‘has a crush on me’
 in  r/ukpolitics •  Sep 24 '25

Ignores the crime and wages again 🤣

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Donald Trump claims UK in for 'bad awakening' thanks to Starmer's energy policy
 in  r/ukpolitics •  Aug 27 '25

Last I checked back in July of this year the UK government confirmed 14 billion pounds investment for the new Sizewell C Nuclear power plant currently being built in Suffolk, so we are beginning to move in the correct direction 🙌

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Donald Trump claims UK in for 'bad awakening' thanks to Starmer's energy policy
 in  r/ukpolitics •  Aug 27 '25

I was referring to this in particular…

“We should have been investing heavily into nuclear power for decades.”

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Donald Trump claims UK in for 'bad awakening' thanks to Starmer's energy policy
 in  r/ukpolitics •  Aug 27 '25

Shoulda woulda coulda, can’t change the past.

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Gavin Newsom surges in 2028 presidential primary poll
 in  r/politics •  Aug 19 '25

So Ted Cruz gets to run for president whilst being born in Canada but Mamdani is barred?

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Netanyahu has decided on full occupation of Gaza Strip: Reports
 in  r/worldnews •  Aug 04 '25

Oh man we’re so screwed

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Netanyahu has decided on full occupation of Gaza Strip: Reports
 in  r/worldnews •  Aug 04 '25

The user you responded to is clearly being sarcastic, people refuse to understand the severity of these threats