(You're A Fish And I'm A) Water Sign / Motor Booty Affair by Parliament

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As the six Parliamentarians binded to him fall, he grows more powerful and more prescient. He forms a plan to destroy The Potentate's Speaker once he's finally free, putting the pieces in motion, carefully swapping around fake artifacts when no one is looking. He will win.

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WTF by
"Tories clapped the NHS staff they jeered in parliament for wanting a pay rise
But they gave them a badge
Small business and freelancers left to collapse
Barnard Castle is the new Specsavers"
Full words at: https://t.co/fIoBels0AB

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Great Prince Stolas+Meebob Demons, for Parliament of Owls

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Died at noon 1816 Richard Brinsley Sheridan, impresario, playwright & MP, whose oratory in was second to none.
His death was "rapidly accelerated by grief, disappointment, & a deep sense of the neglect he experienced."

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I have been an independent scholar, activist and artist for 20 years. I have writing and art published, I have been an actor in films, theatre and tv, I have taught at universities and spoken in parliament. I am a podcaster. I am a wife. I am a parent.

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5 July 1643 was the Battle of Lansdown in Somerset. Parliamentary forces under Sir William Waller were narrowly defeated by the Royalist western army; the Cornish Cavalier Sir Bevil Grenville was killed in the fighting.

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https://t.co/47K40rEsl9
Akamatsu-sensei, known for Love Hina, Negima, Magister, Negi Magi, etc. went to parliament and spoke. The content is translated by seri3ma. Here's the link.

The key points of the content are
1、freedom of expression
2, The threat of foreign oligopoly

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This is The Speaker of The Potentate of Leaving. They are the mouthpiece of a cosmic fascist yearning. The Potentate of Leaving would see all time and space swallowed by order. They are the first before The Gods, The Parliament, and are the reflection of mortal evil that once was

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24 June 1643 John Hampden died of his wounds sustained days before at the Battle of Chalgrove Field. His loss was a severe blow to the Parliamentarian cause, as he was a moderating force between the various factions in Parliament.

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June 23, 930, world's oldest parliament the Alþingi (or Althing) in established. Meetings of the Althing were held in a large graben-structure formed by tectonic movements along the Mid-Ocean-Ridge crossing Iceland
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https://t.co/nH0DBuZvpl

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📢Abortion regulations in Northern Ireland have now passed!

In a 253 to 136 vote, the regulations have now passed their final parliamentary hurdle🎉

Congratulations to all of the incredible organisations who campaigned for this💪

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In an effort to curtail an unpopular king, over-taxed barons compel John to seal at Runnymede in Though neither side honored their commitments, the articles provide a base on which a future will form.

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1330 Birth of Edward, the Black Prince (d. 1376). Pictured: Design for a rectangular panel for the Parliament House, London. Inscribed in pencil in a later hand ‘Battle of Cressy. The black prince craves his father's blessing.’ probably drawn by Antonio Zucchi

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1891: Death of Co James Patrick Mahon. Colourful character who was nationalist journalist, barrister, parliamentarian & international mercenary! Claimed to have instigated & fought 13 duels! Favourite of royalty who travelled world! https://t.co/jNPuLTOKdX

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The Holy Crown of Hungary, Hungarian Coat of Arms flanked by angels.

Atop the shield rests the Holy Crown of St. Stephen I of Hungary, a crown that remains in the Parliament building in Budapest today.

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We're seeking Black LGBTQ+ people who will be attending this weekends protests to be filmed for our latest documentary

Sat - Parliament Square 1PM
Sun - US Embassy 2PM

If interested DM for further details & meeting point

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2 June 1643 Parliamentarian Midlands & Eastern commanders met at Nottingham: Lord Grey, Lord Willoughby, Oliver Cromwell, Sir John Gell & Capt. Hotham. Cromwell's plan to advance into Yorkshire to support the Fairfaxes was rejected.

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