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UK Pride Group "Captures" A 1,000-Year-Old Castle
UK Pride Group "Captures" A 1,000-Year-Old Castle
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news,
They called it "Capture the Castle." Not a picnic. Not a concert. Capture.
On Saturday morning a 1,000-year-old Norman fortress in Devon was wrapped in a 150-metre rainbow banner while organisers talked about occupying the ramparts and sending a message that the building now belongs to their cause. Nobody has to guess at the intent. They wrote it on the programme.
Totnes Castle sits at the highest point of the hilltop town. Founded around 1087 to lock down a crossing...
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Trump Announces Expansion Of TrumpRx With 600 New Generic Drugs
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Via American Greatness,
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Trump unveiled the expansion during remarks at the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House campus, calling the move a major step toward making medications more affordable.
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The "malls are dead" narrative gained traction in corporate media coverage in 2016 and 2017 and lasted until 2022.
Those headlines reflected the strain across the sector as excess retail space, department-store closures, and shifting consumer habits led to widespread low occupancy and cratering property values.
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