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3 years ago and the problem still exists

Not only they are parasites they even being abusive too!! Wow never go there . They are distracting by being loud to get away!

do they ahte ORthodox Christians so much, double standard, I don't remember my rights repsected so that we can something like that, built by ourselves, not given from their temples ! Anti ORthodoxy and against Russian church also but against Christ, equals paganism against your own race and islam ! Wait wait a sec, may not: th-cam.com/video/95DbWV7wnxE/w-d-xo.html They all may become this guy's cult ,ahahahah

How I wish I was back in the 60s. I am now 79 years old. The 60s were the best. How things have changed for the worst. I was a mod then. What great times I had. All the problems in this world we have .And no one to sort it out. And all we get is promises from our government that don't care a damn.

Back in the ‘70’s was awesome In 1979 I had a Raleigh Grifter Those were my best days

Safer

Just walk past and ignore.

Zero criminality in the Chinatown ❤

Santorini also gave us the legend of the lost Atlantis, which was saved as a myth by Plato! Myths in ancient Greece were certainly oral traditions that were passed down from generation to generation until the discovery of writing, when their recording began.

Santorini was named by the Latin Empire in the thirteenth century, and is a reference to Saint Irene, from the name of the old cathedral in the village of Perissa - the name Santorini is a contraction of the name Santa Irini. Most residents are Catholics and descendants of Crusaders who were Hellenized but are aware of their own cultural identity. Before then, it was known as Kallisti ("the most beautiful one"), Strongili ("the circular one"), or Thera. The name Thera was revived in the nineteenth century as the official name of the island and its main city, but the colloquial name Santorini is still in popular use.

I was there in the entire 70s ,..I left England 1980...nevvah looked back ...best thing I evvah done...

That's why they are leaving from the island, they know what awaits them.

Dogs live in luxury🤢 🤮 while people suffer...😢😢😢 what a mad world ruled by evil people....

Been reading about this road in Steven Runciman's history of the Crusades.

You can see people are beginning to take the law into their own hands. The police need to get a grip on the pick pockets. You can see when they get stopped by the public they play the victim.

Nice video . Respect from Romania .

15:30 Persian Embassy 15:52 The London bakery 15:59 Base of a free-standing statue of a Byzantine emperor 4th to the 6th century 24:02 Via Egnatia - today Lagada Street

I was born in Waddon in 1965. Grew up in Old Coulsdon. So many memories of Croydon high St. Allders at Christmas with the beautiful, classy window displays. Little woods standing opposite. The Whitgift Center was magical at Christmas Catching the green 409 or 411 bus outside Allders for my journey home. Surrey St. Market on a sunny Saturday morning was a delight. I've lived in the US for 30 plus years now. Almost can't bear to look at what Croydon's become......

FDJT

One of them had a Clas Ohlson bag! That's a Swedish brand.

Where is the police? They know how to attack seniors with fat pets so why don't they get som shelter for these people?

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I spent 2.3/4 years there during the troubles and can assure you this just didn’t happen. Brian Taylor.

No fat kids t be seen anywhere, not like now after big food and the corporations got to work.

70's, 80's, 90's all great times. After that Britain went into serious decline both economically and socially.

Frauds, they all put on the same acts. Begging on an industrial scale

I miss it so much. Life has never good since then.

Born in 1984 so unfortunately only have a handful of memories from that era - looks like a different world looking back and hard to believe I existed in it.

I was born in 1956. The 70's were great but also hard ... I had to cope with things I doubt 19 year old today could manage. My first son was born in June 1976, yup that long long hot summer. No such thing as disposable nappies and even a twin tub washing machine was a luxury I didn't have. I had a very old burco boiler and a little, goodness knows how many hands, spinner. Then to top it all, we had a water shortage. At first, the water was on for one hour a day, so I'd fill everything, the bath, burco boiler, buckets, bottles etc. Then that stopped and I had to walk to a water tank some 200 yards away to collect water. Try doing nappies and everything else in that situation ... but guess what, I did along with thousands of others! Having a telephone in the house was still a luxury, so calls had to be made from a phone box 🙂. I'd put my newborn into his big proper pram and walk two miles into town to do my shopping and thought nothing of it. We'd speak to our babies and kids instead of ignoring them. Life was hard at times yes, but it was soooo much more enjoyable than it is in these so called more modern times.

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Britain looks postapocalyptic in 2025 in comparison to that. Overrun by bloody ragheads everywhere.

Nice music who is the band ??

Its an idea to split your money, bag round your waist, different inside pockets etc... Also keep a cheap/old wallet with just a bit of money, in case you happen to be threatened in a back street. Throw it towards them and get outta there.

Blue angels Glasgow. Stone remember when you were caught with your pants down singing God save the queen 😂😂😂shortly before your untimely exit from the window. Wonder if you ever managed to hold your head up again 😂😂😂. I hear you are still so bitter about it, and made up a fantasy version in order to block it from your mind. But you know the bitter truth don't you w⚓ friendly ghostie from the past 👻

In Amsterdam the Police come on E bikes . They are soon there .

Where is this? Somewhere in Africa, or the middle east? I thought this was supposed to be London?

Joy and warmth

well done. may it bring peace, help and ease for the local areas. ameen

And we are 6th largest economy in the world?

Islam is taking over because this is the truth. Wake up and read the Quran.

Love your optimism we need more of it in the UK

Wow 🙏

Saw two of those working at the hand car wash !!

That defo is not Brixton station entrance… that looks like oval.. secondly the alleyway ( now lift to station) had shops a news agents and hairdressers ( training school) and a Chinese shop.. you could walk through from Atlantic road the back way where five guys is now…

Where the pics of Benjam frozen food store and Murry meat market before Iceland

Fridge bar debt come about till the 90’s the fridge revived in the 80’s I went ILLIN HIP HOP WITH TIM WEST WOOD FIRST STARTED APPROPRIATING OUR culture

Normally, an intercity bus station for Europe should be moved to zone 6 where it will be easy to access by train and metro.

Yep coal fires were so lovely and warm,and free milk at school.

1974 was my era. London trips from Leeds to London Victoria. They used to stop at halfway at Leicester Forrest services. Innocent times.