FlyTheNest

Morning all.

Woken up by one of my neighbours doing their strimming at 8am!

This is hilarious

refitman wrote: ↑Sat 29 Jul, 2023 10:21 am This is hilarious

Morning refit -- I strongly suggest that he now takes action against the IPSO

Ah, the classic right-wing boycott in action

Yet another victim of the Biden Crime Family --

JoUrNaLiSt

Not exactly a ringing endorsement

It was the same last time (ie more an anti-Corbyn than pro-Johnson vote) and in most past elections come to that.

Even in the now much mythologised 1997, about half of Labour voters said they were more motivated by kicking the Tories out.

Yeah, but can you imagine if they actually offered anything positive?

refitman wrote: ↑Sat 29 Jul, 2023 8:19 am Morning all.

Woken up by one of my neighbours doing their strimming at 8am!

Should be a law against this sort of thing

https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article ... orbyn-film

Really?

Yes .

Elon is such an unbelievable dick

Anyone about today? Though one does appreciate we are getting some nice weather for a change.

Bloody wet here, AGAIN !

Move along, nothing to see here

GBeebies really does attract the biggest names

Marvin Rees - ha ha.

So, how big was the factory, how many worked there, who owned it ?

This interview is up there with Johnson making cardboard buses and painting them !

"Time and treachery" !



I wouldn't mind him being a deservedly unhappy SOB who might crawl away into a corner somewhere, if only he wasn't STILL working on making life worse for so many .

This WHO spoxx got it 100% wrong in March 2020,

" NOT AIRBORNE, IT'S DROPLETS"

BUT she's right now --

I mean, its all down to Starmer - really?

(rather than, you know, Uxbrisge causing the Tories to delude themselves that this stuff is actually an election winner)

Far too many, on all sides, have this "Labour main character" syndrome.

And let's not forget that Sunak has actually........ordered an inquiry.

In other words, sending out dog whistles to certain voters without actually committing to anything.

AnatolyKasparov wrote: ↑Sun 30 Jul, 2023 10:38 pm I mean, its all down to Starmer - really?

(rather than, you know, Uxbrisge causing the Tories to delude themselves that this stuff is actually an election winner)

Far too many, on all sides, have this "Labour main character" syndrome.

Labour and Starmer's first response was to throw Kahn under the bus, side with the Tories and say ULEZ might be a bad thing actually.

Not, you know, point out that it was a scheme introduced by Johnson and made a condition of funding by Shapps - that was left to the likes of Novara and Byline Times to push.

*sigh*