Wednesday, 12 February 2025

WOKE WEDNESDAYS #17

The most prestigious awards ceremony in the film industry takes place next month and the nominees follow in the footsteps of greatness.  This will be the 97th edition of the Academy Awards, better known as 'the Oscars', and the recent nominations revealed the front runner for headline glory - and potential record breaker.  Unusually, it is a French film.  Even more unusually, it is a Spanish-language film.  The film's name is Emilia Pérez and the reason for its 13 nominations will soon become clear...

Now, a film with 13 nominations is always in with a chance of making history as the current record number of Oscar wins is 11.  That record was set in 1960 by Ben Hur and has since been equalled by Titanic (1998) and The Return of the King (2004).  Only three films have received more nominations than Emilia Pérez - the aforementioned Titanic, plus All About Eve (1951) and La La Land (2017) all received a record 14 nominations.  Therefore, you would think that Emilia Pérez is one Hell of a film, especially given it is a foreign made and foreign language film?  Right?

Wrong!

Despite being a Spanish-language film set in Mexico, Emilia Pérez has been universally panned in that country.  At the time of writing it has a woeful 17 per cent audience score on Rotten Tomatoes and, despite its subject matter, only 72 per cent among establishment critics.  It's hardly a ringing endorsement of the most Oscar-nominated foreign language film ever, is it?

So, what is the film about?  And herein lies the reason this dreadful production got 13 nods - for Emilia Pérez is about a man who 'transitions' to a woman.

You think it's bad that the Oscar committee chose a film purely to push a political message?  Wait until you hear who it put up for 'best actress'... that's right - the biological man who plays the title role!

Unfortunately for the Oscars, their decision to push the woke agenda backfired spectacularly, when the aforementioned lead male was found to have posted numerous tweets daring to criticise Islam and Saint George Floyd among others.  Oh dear.  Having previously promoted the musical trans film and its lead, the establishment campaign screeched into a 180 degree turn now that the tranny was revealed to be a huge racist!  Netflix airbrushed Carlos Gascón aka 'Karla' from posters and the actor deleted his X account.  It remains to be seen whether the film will win any of the awards it was no doubt previously destined for...


The Oscars have form when it comes to political nominations.  The most obvious example of this came in 2019 when a film called Black Panther gained seven nominations, including best picture.  Superhero films seldom gain recognition at the Oscars and no comic book adaptation had ever been nominated for best picture prior to this.  For those who don't know, Black Panther is based upon a black Marvel comic hero who rules over an isolationist and technologically advanced fictional African nation (yes, that synopsis alone is a can of worms).

Black Panther was part of the mighty Marvel Cinematic Universe and was its 18th film production.  It would become the first MCU film to win an Oscar - three in fact - despite not generally considered by fans to be the best in the series.  Better films, such as Captain America: Winter Solder and Avengers: Endgame, received two nods between them and zero wins.  Finally, and here's the kicker, the only other film in the history of the MCU to win an Academy Award is... Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - the sequel to Black Panther!

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Tuesday, 11 February 2025

11 WHATSAPP COUNCILLORS SUSPENDED

Cllr Allison Gwynne joins her husband as one of those suspended in the wake of
the WhatsApp scandal

The fallout from the WhatsApp scandal continues, with eleven councillors being suspended by Labour on Tuesday.  The eleven are members of the Greater Manchester councils of Tameside and Stockport.  Andrew Gwynne's wife, Allison, is among the Tameside suspended.  Also suspended in Tameside are the former council leader Cllr Brenda Warrington and Cllr Claire Reed, a member of Labour's 'National Policy Forum'.

Tameside appears to be the main focus of the WhatsApp group, with a further three Tameside councillors stepping aside earlier on Tuesday pending a party probe into the scandal.  Another former Tameside council leader - Cllr Gerald Cooney - claims he warned party officials about the WhatsApp group 'over a year ago'.

The full list of those suspended is as follows.

Cllr Allison Gwynne (Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council)
Cllr George Jones (Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council)
Cllr Holly McCormack (Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council)
Cllr Charlotte Martin (Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council)
Cllr Jack Naylor (Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council)
Cllr George Newton (Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council)
Cllr Claire Reid (Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council)
Cllr Vincent Ricci (Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council)
Cllr David Sedgwick (Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council)
Cllr Denise Ward (Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council)
Cllr Brenda Warrington (Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council)

The eleven councillors join MPs Gwynne and Oliver Ryan on the naughty step.  Ryan is also a former Tameside councillor.  More than 40 people are said to have been members of the WhatsApp group.

ANDERSON MOCKS LLAMA LOSER

Lee Anderson, Ashley Dalton and... a llama

Reform's Lee Anderson had the perfect response to news of Andrew Gwynne's replacement as public health minister.  In the Commons on Tuesday, Anderson took the Health Secretary to task over freshly unearthed comments by Ashley Dalton.  It turns out that Dalton, who looks like she is fresh off a parade of Alphabet People, was an early proponent of trans nonsense.  In 2016 she was asked if people could identify as llamas and she responded: "Yes, and treat them with respect and dignity".  She also called for the abolition of gendered bathrooms, despite the very obvious threats to women that such an act would generate.

Anderson rose in the Commons to ask Ms Dalton's new boss: "What I want to know is if I have a family member, who presents as a llama, suddenly becomes ill in the middle of the night, do they send for a doctor, a vet or a straitjacket?"  The chamber erupted in laughter, while Streeting struggled to muster one of his clever ripostes.

This was Anderson at his straight-talking best, watch the clip below.


Starmer must be running out of sane backbenchers to fill these roles now, but the truth is that his party were more than willing to get this lunatic into the Commons for many years.  She was the candidate for Rochford and Southend East in both the 2017 and 2019 general elections, finishing the runner-up on both occasions.  In 2023 she was chosen to succeed Rosie Cooper in the West Lancashire by-election, holding comfortably and then increasing her majority in the 2024 general election.

TOON TUESDAY #44

It's been a busy week for cartoonists with plenty of material from the Labour shitshow.  While most left-wingers tried to deflect attention by focusing on Trump's braindead proposal for Gaza, the Telegraph's finest gave both barrels to Starmer and his posse of delinquents.

In the past week there has been the lockdown voice coach scandal (retrospectively mocked by Josh in his reference to the Downing Street parties scandal), the WhatsApp scandal and a damning new YouGov poll showing that Reform UK now lead both the Tories and Labour.

But first up is Blower with a deportation story that has to be seen to be believed...

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph
Dave Brown for The Independent
Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph
Josh on X
Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph
Andy Davey for The Daily Telegraph
Graeme Bandeira for The Northern Agenda
Morten Morland for The Times
Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph
Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph
 
Guy Venables also covered the Andrew Gwynne WhatsApp scandal in this week's Metro

Monday, 10 February 2025

JOHNSON & GWYNNE COMEDY GOLD

With Labour's Andrew Gwynne at the peak of infamy, we thought we'd look back at what was probably his finest hour - as part of a hilarious double act with the then Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson.

Johnson was being interviewed by Sky News during the 2017 general election campaign when Gwynne gatecrashed proceedings, claiming that he had been excluded from what was supposed to be a debate.  With no ear piece, Gwynne could not hear presenter Dermot Murnaghan, adding to the chaos and confusion that followed.

Watch below and listen out for Gwynne's suggestion that pensioners could lose their winter fuel allowance under the Tories.  That hasn't aged well, Andrew...

SECOND MP IN WHATSAPP PROBE


It has emerged that Burnley MP Oliver Ryan is one of the other members of the WhatsApp group that brought down minister Andrew Gwynne.  In an 'apology' issued through his social media channels, Ryan has sought to limit the damage to himself.  Unlike Gwynne, he has not deleted his Facebook page, but has blocked users from commenting on his 'apology'.

Ryan deploys two lines of defence in the opening line of his statement, arguing that he left the group three years ago (before he became an MP) and sows another by pointing out that the group was created by his then employer (Gwynne).  Ryan is said to have mocked Labour colleagues in the group, including a suggestion that a serving Labour MP is secretly gay.


Mr Ryan doesn't 'regret' not speaking out, he regrets being found out.

Ryan has not been suspended as yet, but Labour's chief whip is due to meet with him today and 'all options' are on the table.  Ryan is a new MP, having gained Burnley from the Conservatives last July.  At 29, he is one of Labour's youngest MPs, and if there's worse to come from his WhatsApp exploits then he could be one of the shortest-serving Labour MPs...

MEME MONDAY #22

Another week in Clown World UK, with a couple of post-Biden US memes to rub it in for good measure...

Mon 3 Feb - 132 shares on Facebook
Mon 3 Feb - 309 shares
Tues 4 Feb - 142 shares
Wed 5 Feb - 47 shares
Wed 5 Feb - 262 shares
Thurs 6 Feb - 196 shares
Fri 7 Feb - 261 shares
Fri 7 Feb - 528 shares
Sat 8 Feb - 503 shares
Sun 9 Feb - 102 shares
Sun 9 Feb - 248 shares

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Sunday, 9 February 2025

GWYNNE REGRETS... BEING FOUND OUT


Labour's Andrew Gwynne has issued an empty apology for what looks to be a hugely damaging exposé by The Mail on Sunday.  Gwynne has apparently been mouthing off in a Labour WhatsApp group for some time (since at least 2019) and someone in that group has recently leaked those messages.  The group is said to include more than a dozen Labour councillors, party officials and at least one (as yet unnamed) fellow MP - all based in Greater Manchester.  As news broke on Saturday, Starmer wasted no time in dispensing with his public health minister and suspended him from the party.

At the time of writing there is only one full WhatsApp message that has been revealed, a hypothetical response he made towards an elderly voter who had contacted one of the councillors in the group regarding bin collections.  It's not clear yet if this is the worst of the messages, but surely it can't get much worse than this: "Dear resident, fuck your bins.  I’m re-elected and without your vote.  Screw you.  PS: Hopefully you’ll have croaked it by the all-outs".

He is also reported to have joked about a constituent who was campaigning for more cycle lanes being 'mown down' by a truck while cycling.  He also made anti-Semitic remarks and even took aim at Commons colleagues, specifically Diane Abbott and fellow Greater Manchester MP Angela Rayner.  These remarks are thought to be of a sexist and, in relation to Abbott, racist nature.  Gwynne and others in the group are said to have mocked the then Shadow Home Secretary when she took PMQs for 'Black History Month' in 2019.

Gwynne's response to his firing came in two posts on X, on which he blocked users from commenting.  He also appears to have deleted his Facebook account.


Gwynne doesn't regret his comments or 'commments' as he put it.  He regrets being found out.

An MP since 2005, for the Greater Manchester seat of Denton and Reddish (now redrawn as Gorton and Denton), Gwynne's career is now over.  There is no coming back from this.

Saturday, 8 February 2025

RAJA MIAH: INSIDE MAN


Anyone who has taken an interest in the criminal activities of Pakistani rape gangs will have no doubt come across the name Raja Miah (pictured, above).  He is a Muslim activist from Oldham who has for some years now been trying to draw attention to the gangs, how they operate, how they continue to get away with it and the related corruption that permeates their enablers in the Labour party.  As a member of that community, with his own historical links to Labour, he is perhaps more well placed than anyone to perform such a dangerous task.  And he performs it very well.

In a recent podcast interview, Raja speaks at length about the gangs and how they are intrinsically linked to the Labour party.  The discussion runs for 1 hour and 20 minutes and is well worth a watch, especially for anyone who wants to understand how and why Labour politicians - from governement ministers right down to local councillors - continue to aid the gangs.

Watch below, but please note that the word 'rape' censored is by YouTube, which can be a little grating when you have a video that is all about rape...


If you appreciate Raja's work, please be sure to follow him on his social media channels, where he is also known as 'Recusant Nine'.  Links below.

Friday, 7 February 2025

LUCY LASHES OUT

Labour's Lucy Powell had a car crash exchange with opposition frontbencher Richard Holden earlier this week.  The pair appeared on the Beeb's Politics Live show where they sparred over Labour's disastrous sellout of the Chagos Islands.  Powell became enraged by what she perceived as Holden talking over her, snapping at him several times as if he were a disobedient child.

Watch below.


Note Powell's assertion that 'it's not a good look' to talk over her, as if there was something misogynistic in it.  Until a time in which Labour declare that women can't have penises, men cannot use the ladies and compete in women's sports - they have abandoned the right to take the high ground on feminist issues!

COUNCIL BY-ELECTIONS 06.02.25


Five council contests were held on Thursday, with six vacancies on offer.  It was a stunning night for Reform UK, with three gains across the five seats it contested - all for the first time.  Two of those victories was a double gain over Labour in Kent, while they also took a Conservative seat in Essex.

All but one of the by-elections took place in the south of England, so it was perhaps indicative of yet another dismal night for Labour that the Tories swiped the only northern seat on offer - in Lancashire.  Labour trailed in third there, behind newcomers Reform.  The Labour vote share was down by more than twenty percentage points in all but one of the elections (Berkshire).

Baxenden, Hyndburn Borough Council

Con: 406 (35.7%) -13.2%
Ref: 368 (32.3%) New
Lab: 328 (28.8%) -22.3%
Grn: 36 (3.2%) New

Con GAIN from Lab

Gillingham South, Medway Council

Lab: 706 (37.4%) -20.7%
Ref: 506 (26.8%) New
Con: 330 (17.5%) +0.5%
Grn: 167 (8.8%) -4.6%
LDm: 99 (5.2%) -6.3%
SDP: 69 (3.7%) New
Hrt: 12 (0.6%) New

Lab HOLD

Rochester East & Warren Wood, Medway Council

(two seats)

Ref: 870 & 802 (36.7%) New
Lab: 781 & 717 (32.9%) -22.0%
Con: 479 & 432 (20.2%) -5.8%
Grn: 141 & 109 (5.9%) -6.3%
LDm: 81 & 80 (3.4%) New
Hrt: 21 (0.9%) New

Ref GAIN from Lab (x 2)

The Bentleys & Frating, Tendring District Council

Ref: 432 (45.3%) New
LDm: 328 (34.4%) +15.9%
Con: 163 (17.1%) -30.9%
Lab: 31 (3.2%) -7.6%

Ref GAIN from Con

Winnersh, Wokingham Borough Council

LDm: 1,177 (52.7%) -7.2%
Con: 833 (37.3%) +10.7%
Lab: 126 (5.6%) -5.1%
Grn: 99 (4.4%) New

LDm HOLD

Abbreviations

Con = Conservative
Ref = Reform UK
Lab = Labour
Grn = Green
SDP = Social Democratic Party
Hrt = Heritage

Wednesday, 5 February 2025

WHIP RESTORED TO FOUR REBELS

Ian Byrne, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Richard Burgon and Imran Hussain

Four of the seven hard left MPs suspended from Labour have now been readmitted.  The seven members of the Socialist Campaign Group had the party whip removed last July as Keir Starmer sought to take a hard line against backbench rebels at the first opportunity.  That chance arose when the seven voted in favour of an SNP proposal to scrap the two-child benefit cap.

The four restored are Ian Byrne (Liverpool West Derby), Rebecca Long-Bailey (Salford), Richard Burgon (Leeds East) and Imran Hussain (Bradford East).  The hierarchy was clearly in no rush to readmit the rebels as the initial six month suspension had already overrun, while it remains unclear when or if the remaining three will regain the party whip.

Those not readmitted at this stage are Apsana Begum (Poplar & Limehouse), John McDonnell (Hayes & Harlington) and Zarah Sultana (Coventry South).  The trio are particularly vocal on the question of Palestine, alluded to in a post by Sultana on X.  Begum and McDonnell also responded to their continued suspensions on X.


Sultana had posted twice leading up to the news, both of which were attacks on the UK in relation to Gaza.  On Wednesday morning she accused the UK and other Western nations of being complicit in 'genocide'.  Late on Tuesday she challenged the UK government to condemn President Trump's proposals to resettle Palestinians outside of Gaza, which she quite correctly described as 'ethnic cleansing'.

It's a shame Zarah cannot represent the majority of her constituents, who are more concerned with what's in their wage packets and being able to walk the streets safely - than events taking place thousands of miles away.

Her comrade Apsana Begum chose to dial down the Palestine cause in her response.  She repeated her opposition to the two-child benefit cap, but her post garnered a strong backlash with many users critical of benefits culture: "Have fewer children so you can afford to feed them" was one such comment.


Begum was the focus of a protracted effort to remove her as a Labour candidate in the years prior to the last election.  The precise motives for specifically wanting her out were never clear, but in the end it came to nothing as she was re-selected and then re-elected in July, albeit with a majority slashed by more than half.  For whatever reason, the Labour leadership want Begum out.

The case for McDonnell's continued suspension is more cut and dried, as he (and his pal Corbyn) were recently interviewed by Met Police in light of a police confrontation with pro-Palestine protesters.  The pair were accused of being part of a group that allegedly pushed through police lines during a demonstration in the capital last month.  Both men deny that version of events, but McDonnell appears to be content with his extended suspension as he awaits news of potential police charges.


McDonnell will be well aware that as a close friend and comrade of Jeremy Corbyn, he does not have to step too far outside of the line for Starmer to expel him permanently.  McDonnell would find it much harder to get re-elected as an independent, a feat achieved with relative ease by Corbyn last year.

WOKE WEDNESDAYS #16

For many years the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) was a box office triumph, with success after success after success.  Beyond the big name Avengers, the franchise even managed to make blockbusters from lesser known characters who most audience members had never even heard of.  And then, slowly but surely, the woke crept in and the hits began to dry up.  Recent small screen adaptations have fared even worse, with producers Disney pushing an increasingly far left political agenda in front of good storytelling and entertainment.

As Disney's political agenda became more and more obvious in its productions, the cast and crew grew more political.  As most Hollywood actors lean left anyway, it was perhaps no surprise to find the main cast getting directly involved in endorsing opponents of Donald Trump.  Lesser known cast members, writers and directors on Marvel TV shows went much further - lashing out at fans when their productions failed to gain traction with viewers.  The same fans that had driven the MCU to the highest grossing franchise of all time were now being labelled 'racist', 'sexist' and 'homophobic' because they did not approve of the new direction.  Remember, it was not the fans who made the decision to make Marvel woke - it was the activists at Disney who imposed it upon them!

Step forward Anthony Mackie, a long-term cast member mostly associated with the Captain America and Avengers films.  Mackie plays Sam Wilson, better known as 'Falcon'.  As the name suggests, Falcon's special ability is flight, albeit only through the use of a mechanical suit with wings.  Unlike his close ally Steve Rogers (Captain America), Falcon possesses zero super powers.  When Rogers retires at the end of the most recent Avengers film, more than a few eyebrows were raised when he passes his famous shield and identity to Falcon, as opposed to his best friend Bucky Barnes (aka the Winter Soldier).  

Unlike Falcon, the Winter Soldier is a super-powered character and took on the mantle of Captain America in the comics during a popular story arc titled The Death of Captain America.  Falcon briefly assumed the same title later on during a woke Marvel rebrand.  In Disney's new world of identity politics, it was a no-brainer to opt for Sam Wilson as the new Cap - for he is black.

Now Mackie had largely stayed out of the Trump-bashing antics of Avengers co-stars such as Mark Ruffalo and Scarlett Johansson, but it appears that the influence of Disney has rubbed off on him.  During a recent press interview to promote his forthcoming film debut as Captain America, Mackie had this to say:  "For me, Captain America represents a lot of different things and I don't think the term 'America' should be one of those representations".  Oh dear.

Mackie then doubled down on his apparent anti-America stance by saying this:  "It's about a man who keeps his word, who has honour, dignity, and integrity".  So the man who will soon be seen wearing America on his sleeve (literally), does not associate America with those values.  Wow.

It's fair to say that this latest MCU product is probably going to bomb hard.


Last week's BBC 'inspiring women' meme generated 213 comments and 69 shares on Facebook.

Tuesday, 4 February 2025

TOON TUESDAY #43

The government's decision to run with long-standing proposals for Heathrow expansion appear to fly (no pun intended) in the face of net zero policies it otherwise promotes with relentless zealotry.  What is their game?  Can it really be an action designed to drive the economic growth that Rachel from Accounts claims?  Is it meant as a distraction from the frequent scandals?  Is it a folly that will never come to fruition (but one which will line the pockets of ministers)?  Has Starmer tired of his puppet status and picked a fight with his masters, giving himself an easy out?  Does he secretly hate Ed Miliband?

Whatever the motivation, it will come as no surprise to find that London-centric cartoonists continue to be fascinated by the conundrum...

Patrick Blower for The Daily Telegraph
Dave Brown for The Independent
Dave Brown for The Independent
Matt Pritchett for The Daily Telegraph
Andy Bunday for The Cartoon Movement
Graeme Bandeira for The Northern Agenda
Morten Morland for The Times
Andy Davey for The Daily Telegraph

ED'S CHEESE SPRINKLED WITH LIES

Starmer's net zero supremo is a cringe politician and always has been.  From bacon sandwiches and fumbling cuppas to excruciating video clips promoting the climate scam, Ed Miliband remains a huge threat to our way of life.  A now deleted clip from 2023 in which he plays a ukulele and sings the alleged virtues of wind turbines was apparently too much even for Ed and he later deleted it, but not before the Independent embedded it on the internet for all to endure...


Ed's claim that a lack of wind farms under the Tories added '£160' to our energy bills is demonstrable nonsense.  The 3.5mW monstrosities that Miliband wants to plant across our green belt cost millions to install and do not offset that initial cost for years.  Of course that length of time is dependent on multiple factors, including the setting and the weather itself - both vital components if these eyesores are to work efficiently.

As for Ed's reposte to claims that they are eyesores (they are, no argument) - does he live near a wind farm?  Would he?  Despite claims to the contrary, he wouldn't - no-one would.  They are a blot on the landscape, a threat to birds, their persistent low-frequency operating noise is damaging to human health, while your house price is going to take a major hit.

Ed's lies are not limited to wind turbines.

In a more recent video he boosts his ego by going back to the year 2008 and comparing himself to Batman (yes, seriously).  Naturally, he doesn't mention the biggest event of that year - the financial crash - but instead embarks on yet another energy-related yarn.  Watch below.


Instead of trotting out the oft-repeated lie that the energy crisis of 2021 was due to the war in Ukraine (despite it pre-dating Russia's invasion), Ed puts his own twist on it.  "The cost of living crisis was caused by our exposure to fossil fuels", he says, with a straight face.  No, Ed, what happened in 2021 was a cost of lockdown crisis driven by the sudden reopening of industry and the resulting spike in energy demand exacerbated by poor energy storage infrastructure.  Without the crazed lockdown policies that people like Ed supported, there would have been no such crisis.  A prevalence of wind and solar energy - combined with adequate storage - may have negated the severity, but would not have averted a crisis caused by excessive and spontaneous demand.

Ed knows all this, but he has to lie in order to sell the scam.  And the biggest lie of all is Ed's claim that there is a 'climate crisis', which most critical thinkers of a certain age know to be a decades-old myth that can be compared to the fable of the boy who cried 'wolf'.  The scam was originally known as 'global warming' and contained a series of threats that the end of the world was nigh, the ice caps would melt and the seas would rise etc.  When none of that came true, globalists embarked on a 21st century rebrand, now calling it 'climate change', which is largely built on a lie that imminent disaster will be brought about by a 1.5C degree change.  The scam is designed to impoverish humanity, erase our liberty and depopulate.

While Miliband's cheesy video clips may endear him to no-one but slow-learning infants, it doesn't make this apparent buffoon any less dangerous.  Powerful net zero climate scammers like Ed will leave every one of us poorer, colder, hungrier and less free.

Monday, 3 February 2025

MEME MONDAY #21

A real mixed bag this week...

Mon 27 Jan - 455 shares on Facebook
Tue 28 Jan - 323 shares.  Since publishing this meme, claims have
surfaced which lay the blame for the woke name change at the gates
of Buckingham Palace.  The King himself reportedly initiated the
change, although this has not been confirmed.
Wed 29 Jan - 103 shares
Thurs 30 Jan - 86 shares
Thurs 30 Jan - 130 shares
Fri 31 Jan - 833 shares
Sat 1 Feb - 209 shares
Sun 2 Feb - 287 shares
Sun 2 Feb - 63 shares

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