Splitting hairs, I know, but the teams that are mentioned are not actually in the " football league ".
Cardiff, on the other hand ....
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Splitting hairs, I know, but the teams that are mentioned are not actually in the " football league ".
Cardiff, on the other hand ....
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looks like they've found their man
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If you think that's late ,you should see me paying billsTook you 4 days ! Get checked out m8
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The Sheeple have spoken
Neath in particular has gone downhill rapidly under Labour in recent years - let’s hope that the other parties get together to keep them out of power.
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The Sheeple have spoken
Neath in particular has gone downhill rapidly under Labour in recent years - let’s hope that the other parties get together to keep them out of power.
Unfortunately apathy is a genuine voter option these days.
None of them represent white working class Brits so many are partyless when comes to voting in Wales especially ¡
Stick a nappy on a donkey and stand it as a labour candidate and the sheep will vote for it because their grand dad's did when labour used to be a real party for the workers.
Stick a nappy on a donkey and stand it as a labour candidate and the sheep will vote for it because their grand dad's did when labour used to be a real party for the workers.
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Nandy has defended Starmer by saying it was not illegal to eat. No, it wasn't, but that is not the point. In fact, Johnson didn't actually eat any of his cake, but that is also not the point. Johnson attended a gathering at his home address. Starmer was at a gathering in Durham.
It was the gathering outside of regulations that was illegal.
They are both, let's be fair, minor transgressions, but that too, is not the point.
The point is Starmer did exactly the same as Johnson. He knew it, but nevertheless went ahead and used Johnson's transgression to plant a political bomb under No 10 whilst at the same time spinning a web of lies to obscure his own wrongdoing.
Well, he has now been caught out in his lies. His Machiavellian web is undone. He has been, as Mr Shakespeare, would say, hoisted by his own petard.
It was the gathering outside of regulations that was illegal.
They are both, let's be fair, minor transgressions, but that too, is not the point.
The point is Starmer did exactly the same as Johnson. He knew it, but nevertheless went ahead and used Johnson's transgression to plant a political bomb under No 10 whilst at the same time spinning a web of lies to obscure his own wrongdoing.
Well, he has now been caught out in his lies. His Machiavellian web is undone. He has been, as Mr Shakespeare, would say, hoisted by his own petard.