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So Long And Thanks For All The Fish - Ukraine bombs Russian Nuclear Bombers
Ah, Frank. So good to have you back. I am indeed aware that many countries assist Ukraine with arms and money, and have never argued otherwise. -
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Transgender Community Faces Rising Hate Amid Political Attacks and Social Backlash
Still cant do it huh? Here is an easy one: What is a woman? Ill be ecumenical for you? Do you think an unattractive fat girl with a nose ring and purple hair can become a man by dressing like one and wishing it so? -
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£1 billion a month: Rising Benefit Claims by Foreign Nationals Fuel Political Tensions
The UK is being invaded by Muslim men of fighting age in record numbers on a daily basis. Muslim offenders dominate the jail system with little fear of deportation after release. Sharia law courts are providlng a two tier legal system unchecked by local authorities. Illegal immigration on this scale could god forbid be the precurser to a terrorist tragedy greater than 9/11. -
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Greta Thunberg’s Gaza Aid Voyage Sparks Controversy After Senator’s Mocking Remark
The only thing creepy was the way the Doomsday cult exploited this child, and the way the left held her up to be worshipped as some kind of child deity. Now look at the damage it's done to her. Shameful. I hope your lot are more considerate next time you need a young human shield for your disingenuous "cause". -
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45 Cents a Day: Cambodia’s Prison Children Caught Between Care and Crisis
GDP A May statement from a Cambodian human rights NGO has drawn national attention to the plight of children living with their mothers in prisons — claims the General Department of Prisons (GDP) swiftly rejected. The Cambodian League for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights (Lichado) released its concerns on International Children’s Day, saying children under three raised behind bars are denied proper nutrition, education, and play. The group pointed to the unchanged daily budget of 1,750 riel (about 45 cents) per child since 2018 and cited a former inmate, Leakhena, who described raising her son in cramped and playless conditions. But prison officials pushed back. GDP spokesman Kheang Sonadin said, “We never consider these children as inmates,” stressing efforts to prioritize health and early education for the 120 children currently in custody with their mothers. Sonadin acknowledged that prisons “are not kindergartens” but said officials work with NGOs to create safe areas for toddlers. He also emphasized that children are relocated at age three, ideally to family or, if unavailable, to orphanages. The controversy has revived calls for improved prison conditions, especially as Cambodia continues to balance incarceration policies with the rights of its youngest and most vulnerable residents. -2025-06-04
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