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I remember when I was little that going food shopping was like a little political lesson - coundn't have South African apples, because of apartheid, couldn't have nestle because of, well everything. There's a bit in one of the Adrian Mole books about the same thing, so it can't have been unusual, people boycotting stuff - and we weren't well off by any stretch of the imagination, so our choices were limited to start with.
I didn't really think I grew up in a particularly political house, but thinking about it, it all must've seeped in. That and Thatcher making me redundant from my post as milk monitor, which was still the job I've had with most far-reaching power.
Ooooo Diane hun, they've done you dirty there with that freeze frame.
Yes, we didn't buy Golden Delicious apples as they were French and were decimating our own apple production.
oh my god my dad was a nightmare with what apples we could buy. It’s all coming back to me- they don’t say history always repeats itself for nothing do they?!
The Dunnes workers who protested against apartheid and met Desmond Tutu
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I think it would be easier to list things that you can buy rather than things that you can’t. To me this is important, I don’t want to be sponsoring murderers.
Another thing, apparently pretending to open a humanitarian corridor for civilians to escape and then turn around and kill those people is, and always has been part of the Russian war machine tactics. Apologies if people already knew this. I had no idea that this was the case.
Another thing, apparently pretending to open a humanitarian corridor for civilians to escape and then turn around and kill those people is, and always has been part of the Russian war machine tactics. Apologies if people already knew this. I had no idea that this was the case.
Proper lego man haircut isn't itHer hairdresser must absolutely dislike her
And it absolutely does not suit her…
Two things stand out, getting the replacement planes to Poland, and the tricky bit of getting the Polish planes into Ukraine, without triggering the nato not getting involved bit.
Bad wig, isn't it? I'm a bit sad that anyone has her speaking anywhere in these days, she's clearly unwell.
I think Xi Jinping is just another massive bleep and I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him. He and Putin are cut from the same cloth. Pair of evil monsters.What do we think
Unfortunately, you’re probably right. China has a terrible record of human rights abuses.
I thought the same! I keep thinking of whoever it was that said BoJo looks like he brushes his hair with a toffee applesSorry but just had to say I love your username and profile pic
Since I posted this on Saturday 55,000 rubles has dropped to £312.
The Russian economy is COLLAPSING.
I do feel for the people of russia having to pay for what their goverment is doing all we can hope is it causes them to revolt but with the amount of fear they are under i really dunno if that will happen
He may very well have done - I've been away for a bit having all my bristles replaced as they were somewhat bent.I thought the same! I keep thinking of whoever it was that said BoJo looks like he brushes his hair with a toffee apples
That's why MOEX is still closed, 'taps head' economy can't disintegrate if you don't open. He's accomplished one part of his we're the USSR plan at least, the Russian economy is back to 1980s levels.
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Ooft, Rosneft down 40 odd%, shame
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