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Scorpion76 1 point ago +1 / -0

Possibly, however if it's arterial bleeding it may well be that color on a grey horse. Wouldn't have to be lame after having a cut, seen this many times whilst out hunting back in the day.

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Scorpion76 1 point ago +1 / -0

By the tack on the horses, bridle, saddle, Martingale etc it's more likely these horses have thrown their riders than simply got loose from the stables at Knightsbridge.

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Scorpion76 1 point ago +1 / -0

The off Stirrup (Iron) has simply been thrown over the wither, either from the canter or maybe when the Trooper on the horse fell off? Done it many times.

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Scorpion76 5 points ago +5 / -0

The 33.3k view figure stood out to me, drop 333 https://qagg.news/?read=333

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Scorpion76 2 points ago +2 / -0

To prove the point on how Google manipulate everything, do a simple Google image search. First use the search term, "Black couples", Images then scroll? Now do it again using the search term "White couples" images then scroll. Note the difference?

Why? Well if you control the search results you control the narrative? Back in the day, before all this censorship and control, if you searched say for info on "Climate change" you will get results from all sides of the argument.

If you do it now using "Climate change" you will get millions of results (allegedly) but when you scroll the pages you will find you can only get to around page 45 or so. Even when you click "include results that are duplicated" you will still only get around 45 or so pages, which will equate to around 450, 500 pages yet you were told there were millions of results?

Now when you look, the first few pages will only be from official Gov or UN, EU etc websites, or websites with only one side of the argument.

Google knows that most people won't go behind say page 3 for results, they have been conditioned to usually use the links from the first page.

Control the information you control the narrative!

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Scorpion76 4 points ago +4 / -0

During the great "coof" war, I 'member's looking at cleaning products that proudly boasted about how it/they killed CV19 - I wondered how the makers knew since the virus hadn't been isolated? Then I noticed how normal so called cleaning products, say for kitchen sinks or cookers actually remove very little grease or dirt! The GF says that unless it says "degreaser" on the bottle then it won't do much at all?

Just some thots.

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Scorpion76 1 point ago +1 / -0

Yup anon I've ad pretty much the same experience, keto then now carnivore, zero carbs or sugar/processed foods and my weight is where it should be! Loads of energy, 6hrs sleep, but must also drink plenty of water with pink salt or celtic sea salt.

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Scorpion76 5 points ago +5 / -0

I haven't eaten carbs or sugar for 6 months now, and recently (5 weeks ago) started eating just beef, salt and water for a total time of 2 months. Within that 6 months I have lost roughly 40lbs and dropped down to a 31 inch waist as opposed to a tight 36 inch waist.

Keto and carnivore has really helped me go from obese, to pretty much no fat on my body, whilst giving me stable blood sugars and vastly more energy!

I feel the best I've ever felt in years eating this way! Although you do go through a rough period where you crave sugar/sweet foods but once over that it's excellent imho. I will go back to keto after the 2 months on carnivore diet!

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Scorpion76 1 point ago +1 / -0

When the King is in residence (At which ever palace/castle/house or the Royal Arms of Scotland when he's there in Scotland) the Royal Standard will be flown, when he's not it'll be the Union flag.

I think the narrator is confusing the State Trumpeters with the mounted duty trumpeters and escorts of the Blues and Royals Regiment. I can't recall the original reason, but the bulk of the horses the Blues and Royals ride are always "Blacks" usually Irish Draught breed. I suspect the use of a grey horse (technically there's no such thing as a white horse) is to differentiate between the fighting troops and those who would sound the various orders for charge's etc during battle.

These Regiments have a long history with many different honours and traditions, my Cavalry Regiment for instance was also part of the charge of the light brigade in 1854.

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Scorpion76 5 points ago +5 / -0

So we have here the colour guard of the Blues and Royals, Household Cavalry. The Blues and Royals used to be a separate Regiment, and the Life Guards was the other making up the Household Cavalry until they amalgamated them both a few years back.
The Officer has his sword drawn, to protect the "Colours" and most likely the duty "Colour Sergeant" with Colours covered, and the Duty Trumpeter on the white horse, riding slightly behind the colours which will always be in front.

You would not have the colours unfurled unless it was an official showing of them, my best guess is they are simply moving them or training, I honestly don't think there is anything to it. The Standard isn't flying at Buckingham Palace meaning the King isn't there, I can't quite make out who they gave the "Eyes right" salute too, but it looked like they past a gate or entrance or possibly paying respect to the Princess Diana memorial imho if they were heading up towards Admiralty Arch.

And no, the duty trumpeter isn't missing a leg, them riding boots cover a long way up the leg, and the rest of his leg is hidden between the horses "numnah" (The black sheepskin material the saddle sits on) and his winter red coat.

Honestly don't see much wrong with it.

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