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    UFOs

    The lens flare moved as the angle the light hits the lens changed. Of course it did, thats what lens flare does. Then when the ship turned back to the same orientation the same lens flare returned, because of course it would. The angle was slightly different as the ship was further around it's...
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    UFOs

    People see starlink satellites from the ground with the naked eye and they're 11m across at the same altitude as Starship. Then again maybe the glowing blue object was more subtle than a satellite designed to have low reflectivity. Even making basic estimates for speed and the change in size...
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    UFOs

    Don't be stupid, it is lense flare, I'm just entering your delusions. You think it's hovering? Thousands of miles away? That makes no sense. It would be the size of a moon to appear that big. It would also be above the continental United States. Its amazing how no one else saw it. No, it gets...
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    UFOs

    I did, you've got to be particularly desperate to believe in UFOs to make that jump. But please let me know what you think this supposed object is doing, orbiting or not orbiting?
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    UFOs

    Says you. The video is full of artifacts from lense flare, why not this? That should be your first clue it isn't a UFO. Stationary relative to the earth means it's defying the laws of gravity and floating. Stationary relative to the spaceship means it's also in an unstable extremely low earth...
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    UFOs

    Lens flare.
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    Ann Widdecombe

    *Slams head against desk*
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    Ann Widdecombe

    Where is this from?
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    US and Israel attack on Iran. What was the point?

    Yes bomb then so they'll stop hating you. They bear a grudge.
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    Andy’s wife is starting on a low for me.

    Laying into women on politics or politics adjacent based on clothing is routine amongst the tabloid press. I agree it's pointless and petty, but that's how some like to roll.
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    Andy’s wife is starting on a low for me.

    In your day the mark of a man was made in a wax tablet down the forum.
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    Ann Widdecombe

    Of course the attacker was far right, any self respecting lefty would have taken public transport.
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    Ann Widdecombe

    It was a hammer, the only way it could be more obviously the work of Communists is of there had been a sickle stick in her back as well.
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    Ann Widdecombe

    I don't think anyone thought it was natural causes or a DIY shelf fitting gone wrong.
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    Ann Widdecombe

    Since we've been given absolutely no information, it's impossible to understand it. The public doesn't have a right to know what the police investigation has found on a daily or hourly basis. We find out if and when there's a trial. For once the old buggers moaning about the old days have a...
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    ID cards, are you scared?

    Not yet and versions have been around for years.
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    ID cards, are you scared?

    Probably not that much, the Gov digital team are pretty good at following modern development practices, as far as I know they've been delivering incremental drops along the way and my suspicion is that they'll just wrap up the back end improvement work and cut out all the user facing bits. Good...
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    Thames Water nearing the cliff edge.

    Isn't the main reason Thames Water is at risk of being renationalised that the investors don't want to invest any funds?
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    Thames Water nearing the cliff edge.

    An odd idea since the investors for Thames water have basically bled it dry and sucked the money out.
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    ID cards, are you scared?

    In the context of the issue I described: Good. A reduced attack surface and higher quality authentication will reduce identity theft.
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