We should never start anything that doesn’t accomplish 100% of its goal immediately.
Got it.
We should never start anything that doesn’t accomplish 100% of its goal immediately.
Got it.
She she’s either a sociopath, an imbecile, or both?
I’ve been doing 4-long for about five years. If required, I’ll do work on Fridays, and some aspects of my job require occasional unsocial hours. For me, it’s a good arrangement. Ideally, people will have choices and won’t be coerced into a single working pattern.
The Torygraph gets neither payment nor ad impressions from that.
He’s lending it to Tony Blair for wank fodder.
The riots killed any form of honeymoon period.
The riots were put down quickly and the yobs are rapidly being sentenced. And there’s no way the riots strengthened the opposition: the Tories were silent, and Fromage helped provoke them.
I suggest dumping the monarchy and replacing it with a felinocracy. It’ll cost far less, will take up far less space, and is less likely to cause embarrassment by committing gaffes or hanging out with the next Epstein. We can get pawprints on legislation.
LONG LIVE THE CAT!
They’re expecting nonlinearities as climate systems are more destabilised.
There’s even some fat old guy saying he was a WASP
Farage is not an Anglo-Saxon surname, and he has non-English ancestors besides the alleged Huguenot. As for whether he’s Catholic or Protestant, it’s unlikely he attends any religious ceremony any more than he attends the European Parliament or the House of Commons. That would require effort.
By some horribly bad timing, I once saw him in real life, and yes, he’s every bit that gormless.
“My good friend and lackey, Mr Tim Fromage…”
The US has a lot to answer for, but there’s no way they’ve done anything so heinous as to have deserved this.
Truss was chosen by the membership.
Having democratically elected leaders choose the candidate rather than people who’ve paid a few quid to join? It’s not that clear that either alternative is more democratic than the other.
Here’s an idea: let anyone eligibile to vote in an election choose party leaders. Every possible stakeholder would have a voice, so one could argue that it’s a more democratic process than either that are being discussed.
That picture of Truss has an expression just like my dog when she gets an ear infection.
The riots were caused by hooligans belonging to the far right, stirred up by lowlifes like Yaxley and Farage.
They were not caused by Starmer.
Vast, highly organised resources were behind both. It’s depressing that the voting public was so easily deceived, but the volume of propaganda behind both Brexit and Trump was extraordinarily high.
Most people learn early in their lives that ignoring problems doesn’t make them go away.
By “contacts,” I think what’s generally meant is “those who are known to be on the take.”
And yet they went into coalition with the Tories.