Off Topic Politics Thread

"Something is rotten in the state of Denmark."

 

Who actually is our PM? Carrie?

 

Must say the bbc are shockingly biased to this government it’s not even on their headline page.
But some couple from the US getting divorced is?

 

You seen today's front pages? Most pressing issue of the week is apparently Prince Harry (the ginger one) and his missus (the exotic one) not opening anymore supermarkets. Remind me what century we're in?

 

Strangely enough, Hancock’s defence of this has just appeared (on the BBC news home page)

 

4 barristers and 8 solicitors is a bit excessive?

 

It’s a deliberate attempt to browbeat and bully people into not contesting them.
If the government win, the Good Law Project will be hit for costs.
If the government lose, we the taxpayers foot the bill.

 

David Attenborough voice over with Johnson cleaning a chair

 

‘We will be lead by science, not dates’.

*Proceeds to stick a boat load of arbitrary dates out for complete easing of lockdown.

 

Not saying I like the daily star , never bought one. But its headlines about the two who want anonymity are hilarious IMHO .

 

Don’t worry everyone, the government have worked it all out:

 

My cousin the artist’s experience of Brexit:
https://www.bordertelegraph.com/new...IWenpeY27S0gBf5fG9cVmtZNDFEgvQQmMTWlc2vlsXZSM

 

Hancock’s face is a picture.

 

Pie nails it as usual:

 

Am I wrong to be concerned by this? A US Health Insurance Company taking over the running of 49 GP surgeries, with 370000 patients and 900 staff.
What could possibly be in it for them?

https://lowdownnhs.info/news/us-takeover-of-a-network-of-gp-practices/

 

If you love bureaucracy and difficulty in finding a person with knowledge, you will love it. I find it easier just to pay the money they want than spend hours trying to get them to pay what they should. If the difference isn’t at least $50, I don’t waste my time.