EU Fuckwits Try To Ban Twitter

 

The fuckwits running the EU are so pissed off with the fact that Twitter allows people to post things that the EU doesn't like, that it is seeking to ban it.

BREAKING: Twitter owner Elon Musk is hit with devastating news as France’s Digital Minister threatens to ban Twitter from the ENTIRE European Union territory if Musk does not get serious about tackling Twitter’s growing wave of “disinformation.”

But it gets WORSE for Musk…

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— Omar Rivero (@OmarRiverosays) May 29, 2023

They are so fuckwitted in the EU that they haven't twigged that any ban is easily circumvented by the use of VPN.

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Keystone Cops Offer Stop Oil a Cup of Tea

🚨 It’s kicking off on the Old Kent Road.

Driver says he urgently needs to get to the hospital, but the Just Stop Oil protesters refuse to move out of his way

Takes matters into his own hands and drives on the pavement@LBC @LBCNews pic.twitter.com/hVCtkMMGgb

— Henry Riley (@HenryRiley1) May 26, 2023

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Met Shamed Into Doing Its Job!

A further Just Stop Oil #protest is ongoing in #HarrowRoad.

We arrived on scene at 11.21hrs and by 11.22hrs, Section 12 conditions were imposed.

Protesters have moved out of the road.

— Metropolitan Police Events (@MetPoliceEvents) May 25, 2023

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Irish Nanny Hates Alcohol

 

Irish Nanny is set to introduce new alcohol labelling rules that will require all alcoholic beverages to carry health warnings about the risks of drinking. The new rules, which were approved by the Irish government in September 2022, will come into effect in 2026.

Ireland is to become the first country in the world to introduce comprehensive health warning labels on alcohol products. I’ve signed the regulations so that from May 2026 labels must contain details of calorie content, grams of alcohol and risks of liver disease and cancer. pic.twitter.com/LHBBnaRkyZ

— Stephen Donnelly (@DonnellyStephen) May 22, 2023

The labels will include three key messages:

• Drinking alcohol causes liver disease.
• There is a direct link between alcohol and fatal cancers.
• Drinking alcohol during pregnancy can cause harm to the unborn baby.

The labels will also include the number of calories and grams of alcohol in each serving.

The Irish government says that the new labels are a necessary step to reduce the harmful effects of alcohol consumption. Alcohol is a major risk factor for a number of health problems, including liver disease, cancer, and heart disease. 

My sympathies to the good people of Ireland, this will not make any difference to the amount that people drink it will merely increase the costs!

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Greggs Beats Met Ban on Sausage Rolls

 

Greggs has won its battle with the Metropolitan Police over plans to sell sausage rolls and other hot food late at night in its flagship Leicester Square store.

The bakery chain had applied for a 24-hour licence for the store, but the Met objected, saying it was concerned about the potential for increased crime and disorder.

However, a licensing sub-committee of Westminster Council has now approved the application, saying it was satisfied that Greggs had put in place adequate measures to prevent problems.

These include the installation of CCTV, the employment of security guards and the removal of seating from the store.

The decision is a victory for Greggs, which has been keen to offer late-night food to customers in the busy Leicester Square area.

It is also a setback for the Met, which had argued that the extended opening hours would lead to an increase in crime and disorder.

The decision is likely to be welcomed by many people who work or live in the area, who will now be able to get a Greggs sausage roll at any time of day or night.

It is also a boost for the bakery chain, which has been facing increasing competition from other food retailers.

The decision is likely to set a precedent for other businesses in the area, which may now be more likely to apply for late-night licences.

The decision is also likely to be welcomed by the local council, which is keen to see the area become more vibrant and attractive to visitors.

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