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I Visited Downtown Brampton & Was Surprised By How Pleasant It Was 😎🇨🇦 Compared to most downtowns out west in AB/BC, which are mostly junky infested No-Go Zones I find that Ontario cities are much cleaner 🤯 *Except London, which has Vic/Van levels of tweaker zombies walking around 🧟🤪

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If you visit Cartagena, which I highly recommend, avoid public beaches & go to a private one with a local tour company which are very easy to find 🇨🇴🌴☀️🏖️😎 If you go to a public beach be prepared for one of the most annoying experiences of your life 😂

If you visit Cartagena, which I highly recommend, avoid public beaches & go to a private one with a local tour company which are very easy to find 🇨🇴🌴☀️🏖️😎 If you go to a public beach be prepared for one of the most annoying experiences of your life 😂

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I am very proud to represent a thriving Jewish community in Hampstead and Highgate, especially the JW3 Centre which was recognised by the Security Minister in Parliament yesterday. The recent attacks in North West London are unforgivable. Many of my Jewish constituents are too afraid to worship, go to school, or be active members of our community. That’s why I reiterated my call for the Government to proscribe the IRGC as a terrorist organisation which is causing so much harm to the UK.

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Dalia Grybauskaitė, former President of Lithuania: I was surprised by stupidity of Russia when they invaded Ukraine. They don’t need territories, they already have a lot. Just to humiliate nation? To make Ukrainian nation an enemy forever? Forever. To create Ukrainian identity so strong that it has never been before? Now they will become enemy for centuries. I call it stupidity. There's no sense in doing it and turning your friends into enemies, your historic allies. A Slavic nation that's practically very close to you historically. Pure humiliation, pure ambition, which is absolutely silly. I was also surprised by reaction of the West. How cowardly, how afraid West has been, what lack of leadership we demonstrated.

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