u/TheTinman369

Got an allotment this year. Had to do a massive amount of work getting it workable. So whilst digging i found loads of random potatoes which I just replanted around Easter time. They've done surprisingly well. Any idea on variety?

Email sent to Reform mail list today.

"If Labour think they can shove another professional politician into No 10, they're in for a shock.

The British people will not stand for it. 

We won't stand for yet another Prime Minister we never voted for, delivering an agenda a clear majority don't want.

That's why I am calling for a General Election at the soonest possible date.

Read my second essay to Britain here:

WHY WE NEED AN ELECTION NOW

Reform have led in the last 300 opinion polls. We smashed Labour and the Conservatives in this year's and last year's local elections.

People want the radical change we will deliver. Stopping the boats. Cutting billions of waste and your taxes. Ending net zero. 

There's no chance Burnham delivers any of this. As Mayor, he hiked taxes so he could give millions out to illegal migrants. 

We won't stand for the political class betraying our democracy, yet again. 

We need radical change. We need a General Election. Sooner rather than later, we'll get both.

Yours,

Nigel Farage MP"

A report using Denmark’s detailed population and fiscal data to examine immigration outcomes by country/region of origin, rather than treating all immigrants as a single group.

The key finding is that outcomes vary enormously: immigrants from Western countries are generally close to fiscally neutral or positive, while immigrants from MENAPT countries (Middle East, North Africa, Pakistan and Turkey) show substantially more negative fiscal outcomes. It also looks at crime data and argues that differences between origin groups remain significant across multiple measures.

A proper data driven analysis based largely on Danish government statistics rather than opinion or anecdotes.

It also delves into the second generation of immigrants, which is often overlooked

Next time a loony left quotes on the benefits of migration you can direct them to this report.

https://inquisitivebird.substack.com/p/the-effects-of-immigration-in-denmark analysis of the report in English

https://fm.dk/udgivelser/2021/oktober/oekonomisk-analyse-indvandreres-nettobidrag-til-de-offentlige-finanser-i-2018/ the original report

No NUFC affiliated goalkeepers at the WC.

England players I couldn't fit in due to quota - Burn, Toney

Didn't make the squad - Wissa, Elanga

If Elanga was a Midfielder instead of striker I could have dropped Gordon brought in Elanga and brought in Burn.

Please draw radical conclusions from this.

Edit: This is the official FIFA World Cup Fantasy game. This includes ex players.

I'm a weekend warrior, about to purchase my first machine polisher. However these paint defects have been bothering me for a while now.

The vehicle is a 2019 Mercedes E Class. I want to keep this vehicle for a long time, so I want a fix which looks decent but also helps to protect the paintwork and bodywork for the future.

Lacquer repair, it is behind the rear wheel arch on both side. Pretty minor, but I am worried it will lead to rust in the long term future or I will cause further damage when I machine polish the area. How would you tackle this? I've seen videos of wet sanding, taping off an area, heating the panel, spray can lacquer, wet sand, polish. It seems doable but is this legit? Should I just forget about it and pay for the repair? How much would that cost realistically?

Chips. There is probably half a dozen very small chips on the bonnet (very quick inspection). I have seen a video online where he adds paint with a toothpick (paint includes the base and clear coat), let's it almost fully set off, then machine polishes which takes off any edges without sanding. What are your thoughts on this? Seems a bit cowboy but it did look very good and seems low risk considering he doesnt sand anything.

Appreciate all help and advice!