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Alhamdamar Mudafiq
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while Fleming’s James Bond is a successful fiction, ‘the reality … Britain’s intelligence agencies was at an all-time low, having been shredded by comprehensive Soviet penetration.’
— Aug 16, 2026 07:07PM
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Alhamdamar Mudafiq
is on page 479 of 672
2010: oil fields found in Falklands, ‘whether the 21 century world continues to be as addicted to fossil fuels as the 20 century one and exploits there reserves, or whether they will lie — along with so many ships — forever deep in the South Atlantic.’
— Aug 08, 2026 11:36PM
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Alhamdamar Mudafiq
is on page 438 of 672
‘… Britain would always put the US first.’ — De Gaulle
is that true?
— Jul 25, 2026 08:47PM
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is that true?
Alhamdamar Mudafiq
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Looking back to go forward.
do not just copy, instead—takes only the ‘limelight’ and turn it into better design
The past is there not to be rejected.
— Jul 18, 2026 01:57AM
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do not just copy, instead—takes only the ‘limelight’ and turn it into better design
The past is there not to be rejected.
Alhamdamar Mudafiq
is on page 323 of 672
On Industrial Revolution.
It was never the government yet the people who invented.
If only the government has suppressed its people for being creative and wealthy (like nowadays in shitey country), there would be no invention, or—no progress at all.
— Jul 15, 2026 08:42AM
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It was never the government yet the people who invented.
If only the government has suppressed its people for being creative and wealthy (like nowadays in shitey country), there would be no invention, or—no progress at all.
Alhamdamar Mudafiq
is on page 399 of 672
The Lark Ascending - George Meredith
The Lark Ascending - R. Vaughan Williams
… but, ‘between 1972 and 1996 the skylark’s presence in the countryside dropped by 75%.’
that’s the impact of disappearing ‘buzzing insects—there are now places with featureless acres of crops under largely empty skies and silent trees.’
— Jul 12, 2026 01:32AM
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The Lark Ascending - R. Vaughan Williams
… but, ‘between 1972 and 1996 the skylark’s presence in the countryside dropped by 75%.’
that’s the impact of disappearing ‘buzzing insects—there are now places with featureless acres of crops under largely empty skies and silent trees.’
Alhamdamar Mudafiq
is on page 244 of 672
Thomas Cromwell the ‘Ironside’—the torch bearer for Britain’s democracy. But its attempt at being a republic had failed—the only way to achieve stability was to reinstate the monarchy.
I wish Javanese could learn and wake up. aamiin.
— Jul 09, 2026 08:59AM
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I wish Javanese could learn and wake up. aamiin.
Alhamdamar Mudafiq
is on page 172 of 672
They transformed the king into the likeness of her husband, allowing him to trick his way into her bed for a night of passion. That is how an incubus is said to work—or, more likely, just another prickly human habit of blaming the devil.
— Jul 08, 2026 10:34AM
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Alhamdamar Mudafiq
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30 January 1649—King Charles I
For the first time in England’s history, the people had slain their king: abolished the monarchy and House of Lords, and pronounced Britain to be a republic, commonwealth and free state.
— Jul 01, 2026 08:01PM
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For the first time in England’s history, the people had slain their king: abolished the monarchy and House of Lords, and pronounced Britain to be a republic, commonwealth and free state.
Alhamdamar Mudafiq
is on page 391 of 672
oh! it’s not that complicated. Israel never existed, that’s it. Irgun Zvai Leumi just terrorist who ‘began terrorist attacks and assassinations targeting both the Arabs (meant Palestinian) and the British.’ They bombed British headquarters in Jerusalem’s King David Hotel. and many more extreme violence acts.
— Jun 29, 2026 06:44AM
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Alhamdamar Mudafiq
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Isabella the She-Wolf of France, yeah—me, can see her in some women nowadays! lol… i could never understand why some women become jealous when their men are too friendly with their friends. It’s a common story, innit? A bloke just wants to go fishing, camping, or hang out at the pub with his mates, and she’s absolutely fuming. madness! lollol
— Jun 22, 2026 06:37AM
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Alhamdamar Mudafiq
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Mass murder is ‘a reminder of how easily an irrational, persecuting frenzy can take hold.’ From the Witch Craze to the Anti-Communist Purge, and—now to the dehumanisation of Palestinians by Israeli soldiers through the country’s Zionist ideology, the pattern remains disturbingly familiar.
— Jun 21, 2026 04:13AM
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Alhamdamar Mudafiq
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oh! i wish i could be a great company’s successor—Clive’s brilliant move has inspired me yeah!
— Jun 20, 2026 08:20AM
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Alhamdamar Mudafiq
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Bloody Mary, bloody Elizabeth—bloody religion war.
— Jun 18, 2026 09:05AM
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Alhamdamar Mudafiq
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in the end, ‘it’s all about—who has the best stories.’ and the god is in the detail.
— Jun 16, 2026 03:36AM
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Alhamdamar Mudafiq
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‘Stonehenge is one of the earliest documents in Britain depicting weapons.’ And it said, ‘Britons have been notably attached to them … proved consistently efficient at using them.’ But, ‘I don’t think you have, mate.’
if you know, you know.
— Jun 13, 2026 09:51PM
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if you know, you know.
Alhamdamar Mudafiq
is on page 528 of 672
i wonder—what’s made Churchill said that he wants ‘all Europe, or the greater part of it, (to be) as free and happy as Switzerland is,’ that day in 1946? need to know more about CH—Confoederatio Helvetica! that would be interesting 👏🏼
— Jun 11, 2026 07:20AM
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