Yesterday: Today: "If Putin was a woman, which he obviously isn't, but if he were, I really don't think he would've embarked on a crazy, macho war of invasion and violence in the way that he has," Mr Johnson said. "If you want a perfect example of toxic masculinity, it's what he's doing in Ukraine." Is this that woke nonsense that they're always banging on about?
And he says this while Priti Patel's in his cabinet, eyeing up his job. She'd happily kill people over here, never mind those in other countries.
I disagree, ****s frequently understand what they are doing Dorks do not. A cabinet of Dorks is more accurate.
Actually, the Poll tax is very equitable. The failure is that basic 'spectrum analysis' of a problem teaches you that the optimum solution is rarely at the extreme bounds of the spectrum. The Tories in their case did exactly that (chose an extreme) . Compounded by "law of unintended consequences" effects (property renters not dropping their prices correspondingly now that the council tax burden was borne by their tenants etc) . The same problem also manifests in "!business rates" . There is discourse to be had on all these things. And when the electorate stops behaving like little babies, people in the data science + Big data fields are ready and wiling to compute optimal solutions for you.
Straight from the Mick Lynch play book , these journalists/ TV presenters are getting a good kicking lately , about time they learnt their trade
Police officers in Scotland will withdraw "all goodwill" after they were offered a "derisory" £565 pay rise, the force's chief constable has been told: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-61982477 This is as close to striking as they're allowed to get. Who's next?
Apparently private eye reporting that BJ was caught receiving a BJ on a sofa in the Foreign office , does this prove that one swallow does make a summer
Bojo slo-mo blojo no-no. Man commits sackable offence with mistress at work while wife fights off cancer. The headline the none of the media arseholes will use.
