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UK 220 MPs Demand Keir Starmer Recognise Palestinian Statehood
Do you think that Jews should be exterminated ? -
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Israel leveling Gaza
History taught us, that the only way to not let another Holocaust happen is not wiping out those who caused it, as it would imply either that it happens again and one wipes out the perpetrators afterwards, failing the goal to prevent it or one wipes the perpetrators out before it happens, which would turn oneself into the perpetrator, as you cannot punish someone, before that person or group has done anything wrong. The latter might sound weird to you as you support the murder of children because "they would grow up to be terrorists". The Nazis did not appear without a reason. That came from the treaty of Versailles which literally crushed Germany declaring it as the only perpetrator and loser of WW 1 plus having to pay large reparations for decades, which Germans did not understand as not a single battle field was on German soil. Hamas was created out of similar reasons. -
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UK 220 MPs Demand Keir Starmer Recognise Palestinian Statehood
Wheel my personal opinions are none of your business. Dialogue works two ways. There are many questions you didn’t answer due to your fundamentalist stance. -
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UK Flat – Sell or Keep Renting? Expats Who’ve Been There – What Did You Do?
Yeah, it’s a lot of hassle for not much return when you factor in slow capital gains, taxes, maintenance, inflation and all the other hidden costs. Nominal capital appreciation looks okay at first glance, but once you adjust for inflation, the real gains are pretty underwhelming. I don’t know much about global equity income funds. I’ve looked into low-cost trackers, but from what I’ve been reading lately, the passive market seems really overfunded and saturated. Some people are saying there could be a shift back to active management again. Hard to know what’s noise and what’s real. You’re spot on about property growth being slow or even negative now. Here’s how mine’s worked out: Nominal price change: +49% UK CPI inflation: ~+79% UK RPI inflation: ~+112% So in real terms, that's: Capital gain nominal: +£65.5k CPI-adjusted: –£42k (–17%) RPI-adjusted: –£85k (–30%) Housing index-adjusted: –£70k (–26%) Basically, the property kept up with CPI somewhat but fell short when you look at RPI or the housing market itself. It hedged inflation a bit but didn’t outperform it. I had no idea about that legislation around leasehold flats and planning permission to build upwards. If I own the top-floor flat, can they really build another level above me? Wouldn’t they have to buy air rights or compensate me somehow? Also, how hard was it for you to get your head around investing in different stock risk classes? I’m assuming you’re not actively trading, more like passive stuff like ETFs? -
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🏡 Owner Sale – Hidden Gem | Ideal for Foreigners | Spacious Condo | Quiet| Swimming Pool |
“Seriously ???? Read the info !!!!..” Show me where my questions were answered. Besides bathroom, kitchen and floor needs a complete modern makeover. -
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Former US Green Beret says Israel committed war crimes at Gaza food distribution site | BBC
It even says in the video that the children were suffering from cerebral palsy and they had eating disorders , Its said in Arabic by the Parents
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