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There is no such thing as happiness.
If someone were to feel like that, it's likely that something happened to them in their childhood that means they can either never be happy, or only feel happy when they experience some sort of overpowering external force, like earning a vast some of money or having a crowd of people cheer for them, but that feeling quickly goes away when the moment has passed. They also feel far more deflated when something happens where they are made to feel inferior to someone else, which a regular person could likely shrug off. This kind of person: https://www.facebook.com/reel/863952802533013 -
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Applied for UK State Pension today - 20 minutes and done!
Another bonzo fresh off the blocks,its enjoyable ,truly is when an individual pops up ,a truly ignorant one mind,and starts calling other members,I'm glad it hurts,truly is I'm grinning,boy it hurts I know it does, first up state the legislation as applied to State Pension being fraudulent ,go on give it a go -
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Nigel Farage’s Leadership Style Under Fire as Reform MP Voices Doubts
Feel free to present actual arguments against the points I made, which are incidentally points I’ve been making for several months. -
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British Couple's Thailand Dream Becomes Legal Nightmare
I could never live in Thailand. It seems like most police will favor Thai people no matter what the circumstances. -
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Ukrainian forces lose access to Maxar satellite
You have lost the plot completely, the whole point is about Ukraine, not Russia. Ukraine used to be part of the USSR and when that came apart it wanted to be independent and why shouldn't it, doesn't any country have the right to independence without being invaded. There are 63 countries that have gained independence from the UK and as far as I can remember the only one that involved a war was Ireland. It seems that those with the tightest apron strings have the greatest difficulty in getting them cut. This is when international assistance should come into play before it gets out of hand.- 1
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