FlyTheNest

Good morning, everyone.

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Good to see lots of MPs coming out in defence of Formby.

Morning all.

So, politics still a complete clusterfuck on all sides?

*takes a look at front pages*

Yep, thought so...everywhere one looks, the future looks horrible.

refitman wrote:https://skwawkbox.org/2019/07/11/vile-w ... of-formby/

Good to see lots of MPs coming out in defence of Formby.

Watson actually did meet her in the end, and didn't bring up the stuff he claims to be so concerned about.

Seriously, how can he - or anybody - defend his behaviour in the light of that?

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" I am proud of what we have achieved to make the UK a more just society."

Denial of fundamental justice in a targeted fashion is just

Stat stat stat attack: https://www.jewishvoiceforlabour.org.uk ... -evidence/

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Constance on the ukulele,not playing it just sitting on it.

Looking at old holiday pictures from 25-30 years ago,I'm still wearing the same clothes(they have actually been washed on the meantime)

They were overwhelmingly given,bought by others,then.I occasionally buy socks when forced to.

HindleA wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/food/2019/j ... -fishcakes

happily
eat them happily

RogerOThornhill wrote:Morning all.

So, politics still a complete clusterfuck on all sides?

*takes a look at front pages*

Yep, thought so...everywhere one looks, the future looks horrible.

I've tried writing something better than this but it's all I've got at the moment.

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A belated RIP to Stoke born,dad of Toby, actor Freddie Jones.

HindleA wrote:A belated RIP to Stoke born,dad of Toby, actor Freddie Jones.

Didn't know that bit previously.

A spectacular swing in a Bridlington by-election last night!

Whetting your appetite for AK's review

44%?

Yes, two results that very much confirm the current poll picture of the "big two" being somewhat out of favour.

AnatolyKasparov wrote:Yes, two results that very much confirm the current poll picture of the "big two" being somewhat out of favour.

Is that your review?

I know I would get at least a point against Serena Williams,or indeed anybody.My underarm.bottom spin just over the net serve could bounce anywhere with wooden racket was/is unplayable.

Not sure if the speed would even register

Constance is lying down because the thought of your underarms and bottom have proved too much for her to contemplate. After reducing the ukelele to matchsticks.

Two local council byelections yesterday:

Herefordshire - a hold for the localist Its Our County grouping with over 60% of the vote, compared with just under half in May's election when the winner was almost immediately declared ineligible - though that was itself an advance on the original 2015 election with these boundaries, when IOC narrowly won over a Tory candidate likely boosted by a GE-level turnout. Two months ago, the Tories dropped to fourth - second place was taken by UKIP in one of their better performances then, which makes it stranger they absented themselves now; in their absence the LibDems advanced by 10 points to take a decent second, but the Tory decline continued as they finished third and last with 11%.

East Riding of Yorkshire - LibDem gain from Tory with over 40 per cent of the vote in a three member ward where they had last stood in 2007 when they managed a decent runners up spot after 2003 (the first election on present boundaries) when Independents had been the main challengers; in 2011 there was another Tory clean sweep before UKIP took a seat in 2015 - but two months ago they did not even stand and the Tories defeated a single Labour opponent by comfortably over 70-30. There was rather more electoral choice now and a rather different result too - the Tory vote plummeting by close to 45 per cent. The regionalist Yorkshire Party was the best of the rest with 11%, followed by an official UKIP candidate with 6% which meant they beat Labour whose share since May also crashed. The last three places were taken by Independents, the wooden spoon (less than 2%) going to the person who was recently UKIP councillor here for four years.

Six contests next week, including an unusual Tuesday election.

Thanks as ever,AK.

My overarms and top are even worse.Are you going to solve the Irish border problem with matchsticks?

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/201 ... ht-to-vote" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Government faces judicial review over EU citizens denied vote

HindleA wrote:My overarms and top are even worse.Are you going to solve the Irish border problem with matchsticks?

No one seems to have thought of that. Is it feasible?

By the way. I've just watched the Andrew Neil interviews with Jeremy Hunt and Boris Johnson.

I've no time for either of them, but Boris Johnson really has no grasp (or even a vague idea) of detail. What a lovable and hilarious scamp he is, though.

Apologies -

Good morfternoon.

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Evenight surely?

You have a point!

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PorFavor wrote:You have a point!

News to me.

My feet are in better condition than Nadal's,despite being constantly on them.

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So this is what evenight is like at home(been a while)Not a bemoan,I have choice but you don't half appreciate wearing jimjams in your garden again etc.

I'm glad to hear that you're luxuriating in your Probys (or Probies, if you prefer).

Beyond any doubt at least some of the recounting of incidents in Panorama is fabricated)elaborated to the point of being an unrecognisable reasonable interpretation of events to an impartial viewer/listener ,this is not news to me,having been present during the "Militant"years,many myths still retainiwhich simply didn't happen.This time there is recorded evidence to such fabrications.

Indeed the whole period is a mutually reinforced myth,you could argue

Labour has always had it's fair share of twatheads,to posit this as since '15 is delusionary and I should know.

So you don't have to subscribe to the "hatchet job"view to question as to how such programmes aid in any way dealing with a problem given the misrepresentations,rather than making it more difficult.

citizenJA wrote:

HindleA wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/food/2019/j ... -fishcakes

happily
eat them happily

I bloody love the 'How To Eat' column.

Night night.

PorFavor wrote:Night night.

Goodnight, PorFavor

Goodnight, everyone.
love,
cJA

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I would argue that the very same conspiratorial,confirmation bias ,wilful ignorance of inconvenient evidential facts,generalisations, a "set"view according to a childish simplism are no less absent among those who so attribute to others.

Cartoon like misrepresentations are fine with cartoons,not with real life.