“You dirty motherf***ing Jew.” We are working to identify this thug who violently assaulted a Jewish man shouting “baby killer” at him. No
This isnt antizionism. This is straight up antisemitism.
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“You dirty motherf***ing Jew.” We are working to identify this thug who violently assaulted a Jewish man shouting “baby killer” at him. No
This isnt antizionism. This is straight up antisemitism.
Dorchester On Thames, Oxfordshire, England, UK
Coverage of the various historical cultures, rulers, and states of Europe
One of the sons of Woden, Bældæg was the originator of a line of princes which are claimed as the founders of the Saxon Gewissae folk who may have occupied Britain's Thames Valley in the fifth century.
Backyard sunset by Vladimir Dimitroff Via Flickr: The sky looked nice so I had to stop and snap yet another neighbourhood 'landscape'. Took 3, one with each lens (camera) with the different focal lengths: This is the wideangle, pretty wide (13mm equivalent) and possibly best for landscapes. My standard over-processing ;) ))
Endeavour Morse #1
Imagine...
Convincing your husband Endeavour Morse to finally take a break on a case so you can celebrate his birthday properly. Endeavour never liked to do anything fancy, so a simple picnic and bottle of wine on the banks of Oxford is the way to go. Not alot needs to be said just being able to spend time with each other is enough.
*gif not mine credit to original owner*
1975 Telephone Directory.for Waikato / King Country / Thames Valley
Source: Thames NZ: Genealogy & History Resources
Dorchester On Thames, Oxfordshire, England, UK
Arrests made in Oxford as facial recognition vans introduced
Thames Valley Police released the figures on its website after using the cameras on Monday.
What in the fresh, dystopian hell? I had somehow not heard about this before. I can't say I'm surprised (nothing about AI/digital surveillance has surprised me since I watched the entirety of CBS's Person of Interest years back), but I also don't like it.