So basically a van was driven into a crowd of people that were giving first aid to somebody as a revenge attack for attacks that killed holiday makers and kids.
Ffs.
Right, thats it, ive had enough. stop the world i'm getting off.
No, I've read now that the man who died is the one who'd collapsed and has sadly passed away. Hope there aren't any more fatalities or serious injuries
I balance complete rubbish like that written by those idiots with seeing a few thousand people at Saturday local Get-Together. Everyone I heard chatting (as I handed out cakes
) talking sensibly about race, religion and colour and welcoming the Syrian families who have been relocated in the area with open arms. There are always going to be aggressive, mouthy idiots who think that their way is the only way but I really do think that there's a sea change happening of ordinary people willing to stand up for what's right.
Had a lovely holiday....apart from the heat. Too much for me.....had to forego trip to Florence on Friday as I couldn't face another city at over 35 deg(and had been twice before). Took train to Pistoia....worked like a dream. Didn't stay long because the market covered everything....great if you want something, but ruined the look of what must be a lovely square with a striped church and basilica. Pistoia on main Florence-Lucca line, so a good base for travelling (if you don't have own transport). Montecatini (where I stayed) is 15 mins away by train and worth seeing....especially if you take funicular to Montecatini Alto.
You're right about Jacob Rees-Mogg, who is MP for the neighbouring constituency to mine. A more odious son of privilege it is hard to imagine. Diane Abbott, however, it should be pointed out, suffers from Type II diabetes, and on the occasions when she stumbled in interviews during the election campaign, her blood sugar levels were low as a result of getting insufficient food. Despite this, she still got just about more votes than any other candidate in the country, over 42,000.
R.I.P.
