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Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th January 2021
Morning all.
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Good morning, everyone.
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home-made gingerbread with cream cheese icing
please help yourselves
please help yourselves
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Good afternoon.
It's worth looking at the tweet to see the photo...
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It's worth looking at the tweet to see the photo...
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If I'm not here, then I'll be in the library. Or the other library.
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Witness insane former Trump spokeswoman's fake bookcase.
https://twitter.com/BCredibility/status ... 7348100097
See it in action here.
https://twitter.com/LiamThorpECHO/statu ... 9238344706
https://twitter.com/BCredibility/status ... 7348100097
See it in action here.
https://twitter.com/LiamThorpECHO/statu ... 9238344706
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Not the only thing that is fake about them, almost certainly.
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As some light relief from the depressing/terrifying/insane news of late I thought I'd share something delightful.
While thoroughly bored during the Arsenal v Newcastle match I began wondering about the history of the pitch markings and came across this...
https://robeastaway.com/blog/six-yard-box
Which explains that the six yard 'box' was originaly two semicircles around each of the goalposts (radius 6 yards) which join in front of the goal to form the shape of a giant arse (or pair of boobs depending on your preference).
It is, of course, a tragedy that this was ever changed.
While thoroughly bored during the Arsenal v Newcastle match I began wondering about the history of the pitch markings and came across this...
https://robeastaway.com/blog/six-yard-box
Which explains that the six yard 'box' was originaly two semicircles around each of the goalposts (radius 6 yards) which join in front of the goal to form the shape of a giant arse (or pair of boobs depending on your preference).
It is, of course, a tragedy that this was ever changed.
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https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... esign-pollMajority think Boris Johnson should resign as prime minister – poll
More people think Boris Johnson should resign as prime minister than think he should continue in office, according to the latest Opinium poll for the Observer.
The first poll of 2021 found that 43% thought he should resign, while 40% said that he should remain as leader. However, most Conservative voters (87%) think Johnson should stay on as leader, with just 7% thinking he should resign. Just 20% believed Keir Starmer should resign as Labour leader, with 52% saying he should remain as leader.(Observer)
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What are the scores for Labour voters on Starmer quitting?
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They don't give a figure for Labour voters' rating of Keir Starmer.AnatolyKasparov wrote:What are the scores for Labour voters on Starmer quitting?
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This is how you get vaccinated in Florida, according to my brother.
This week they had 5000 doses, and they opened the phone lines at noon on Monday. They peaked at 84,000 calls/minute, their press release says "captured more than 10,000 phone calls in 11 minutes ". The phone line is now closed.
One guy commented that he and his wife were running an app that called every second, and he had a bunch of browsers (6) running a VOIP app trying to get to the center.
Given that they only had 5,000 doses, they are using next week's doses for the extra number of people who got through.
There are about 250,000 people in Lee County over the age of 65. At 5,000/week that's 50 weeks.
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That sounds like trying to get through to Swap Shop when I was a kid not a vaccination programme.
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Biden has promised to make swift vaccination a priority once he is POTUS, which is nice.
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https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... -is-warnedBaffling Brexit rules threaten export chaos, Gove is warned
Business groups tell ministers to sort out bureaucratic mess caused by EU trade deal
Amid mounting anger among UK firms at cross-border friction they were told would not exist, British manufacturing and trade organisations met Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove in an emergency session on Thursday to discuss problems resulting from the deal struck by Boris Johnson with the EU before Christmas.
One leading figure involved in the talks with Gove described the new rule book as a “complete shitshow”. (Observer)
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Hancock asked this morning what the criteria are for reopening schools.
Listed four, none of which related to transmission in schools or safety of children and teachers.
This thread from yesterday
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Listed four, none of which related to transmission in schools or safety of children and teachers.
This thread from yesterday
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(as in Brexit is an "unexpected" "****show")
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Business groups are going to be disappointed.PorFavor wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... -is-warnedBaffling Brexit rules threaten export chaos, Gove is warned
Business groups tell ministers to sort out bureaucratic mess caused by EU trade deal
Amid mounting anger among UK firms at cross-border friction they were told would not exist, British manufacturing and trade organisations met Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove in an emergency session on Thursday to discuss problems resulting from the deal struck by Boris Johnson with the EU before Christmas.
One leading figure involved in the talks with Gove described the new rule book as a “complete shitshow”. (Observer)
The only time Johnson spoke without lying was when he said 'F*** business'.
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I do feel slightly cheered by the vision of Gove being made extremely uncomfortable by business leaders.
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Some of the Telegraph's 'baffling brexit rules' piece is attached to this tweet.
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Question, what could government do to facilitate the transition in UK-EU trade? Appoint a dedicated Minister, be honest about the changes, listen to business, invest in extra resources in Brussels, and seek to negotiate some of the worst problems away.
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They are apparently 55% stay, 20% quit.PorFavor wrote:They don't give a figure for Labour voters' rating of Keir Starmer.AnatolyKasparov wrote:What are the scores for Labour voters on Starmer quitting?
Though 17% of Labour supporters think he should go, compared to 15% of Tories who say that about the PM.
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Here they aregilsey wrote:Hancock asked this morning what the criteria are for reopening schools.
Listed four, none of which related to transmission in schools or safety of children and teachers.
Ftaod, I don't think it's 'fair enough'.Laura McInerney
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Matt Hancock on Marr says schools will reopen when 4 conditions are met:
1. No new (more dangerous) virus mutations
2. Vaccines are proceeding effectively
3. Deaths start falling
4. NHS isn’t in danger of overwhelm.
Fair enough. Let’s see if they stick to that.
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They haven't even closed schools properly to begin with, so none of this is real policy, based on facts on the ground, it's just about the show of looking like they're doing something and the illusion of lifting minimal restrictions as if they did something when the virus naturally slows down going into spring. Of course, if it doesn't naturally slow down and if the vaccines aren't effective enough we are in very serious trouble indeed as we haven't locked down to anywhere near the degree necessary to get the R rate below 1.
I saw a recent poll that said more people were more scared of the virus now than at any time. I think people are right. During the first lockdown the public and businesses went earlier and further than the government ever really wanted or requested in terms of shutting down and socially distancing. It just about worked. This time, not only is the government requiring less, people are complying less. It's looking really rather bad.
I saw a recent poll that said more people were more scared of the virus now than at any time. I think people are right. During the first lockdown the public and businesses went earlier and further than the government ever really wanted or requested in terms of shutting down and socially distancing. It just about worked. This time, not only is the government requiring less, people are complying less. It's looking really rather bad.
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Though rather depressingly I think the death figures now reaching new records might bring about a bit more compliance.
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Starmer accepts end of EU free movement in Brexit reversal
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... t-reversal
Knobsack.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... t-reversal
Keir Starmer has abandoned the commitment to free movement of people in the European Union he made to Labour members during the party’s leadership contest.
The Labour leader said his party had to be honest with the public, and that if it won the next general election a major renegotiation of the Brexit treaty would not be possible.
Knobsack.
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No neither do I, why isn't 'teachers have been vaccinated' on that list?gilsey wrote: 1. No new (more dangerous) virus mutations
2. Vaccines are proceeding effectively
3. Deaths start falling
4. NHS isn’t in danger of overwhelm.
I don't think it's 'fair enough'.
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The 2017 Labour manifesto - "free movement will end when we exit the EU".Sky'sGoneOut wrote:Starmer accepts end of EU free movement in Brexit reversal
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... t-reversal
Keir Starmer has abandoned the commitment to free movement of people in the European Union he made to Labour members during the party’s leadership contest.
The Labour leader said his party had to be honest with the public, and that if it won the next general election a major renegotiation of the Brexit treaty would not be possible.
Knobsack.
Finding it hard to be bothered about the above for that and other reasons. It suits Labour for Brexit not to be an issue at the next GE.
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labour never cease to disappoint me
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And the voters rarely fail to disappoint them, maybe there is a connection.
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there is seemingly no party that seeks to represent me in the UK - maybe time for labour to at least embrace an agenda of meaningful political reform so we end up with a political system that actually represents the heterogeneity of british society
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voters are what they are - it is the role of the political community to properly represent them and improve their lot
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The left in the US has largely managed to unite behind Biden, who is hardly a raging radical. Maybe there are some lessons for us there?
Just a thought.
Just a thought.
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Yes, constitutional reform and properly implementing Leveson will need to be priorities. In terms of actions, at least. I'm not sure they're topics that will enthuse voters so much. The green and climate change offer needs to be strong. Money and competent leadership for education could also prove attractive. Shouldn't be hard to beat the Tories' record on schools, surely.tinyclanger2 wrote:there is seemingly no party that seeks to represent me in the UK - maybe time for labour to at least embrace an agenda of meaningful political reform so we end up with a political system that actually represents the heterogeneity of british society
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if only. let's see (aoc?)AnatolyKasparov wrote:The left in the US has largely managed to unite behind Biden, who is hardly a raging radical. Maybe there are some lessons for us there?
Just a thought.
i think the point is that political leaders need to have a real vision for a future that works for more people. a visionary political leader now would be looking beyond the contribution of thieir party within the status quo to fundamental change. ie the goal is improving the quality of life of most people on the planet as opposed to ensuring their own party,s continued existence
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AOC is terrific, I agree - but the day when she is a plausible Democratic candidate for POTUS is still some way off.
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meanwhile am dydreaming about the hitherto unknown (to me) normandy coastal path - any tips?
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The left in the U.S have no choice and getting rid of Trump was a huge incentive to unite, don't let Biden's victory fool you that they aren't in reality deeply divided, which is going to cause him huge problems in the years to come, especially in Congress.AnatolyKasparov wrote:The left in the US has largely managed to unite behind Biden, who is hardly a raging radical.
Similarly Labour in England find themselves in a position where they're increasingly seen as the only viable alternative to the Tories and as a result now represent a wider range of voters of differing left wing opinions than they have in decades. If they don't recognise that and begin to demonstrate at least some consideration for those of us voting for them who feel completely voiceless then we'll eventually drift away. There's only so long you can take people for granted and all it takes is another viable alternative to come along for it all to fall apart. Just look what happened to them in Scotland. They need to understand that they're heading a coalition of the English left, liberals, greens and begin acting like it or things could come unstuck for them with surprising rapidity.
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Sure, its not all sweetness and light under the surface - it rarely has been - but we have our own mini-me Trump in this country.
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https://keirstarmer.com/plans/10-pledges/AnatolyKasparov wrote:The 2017 Labour manifesto - "free movement will end when we exit the EU".
Finding it hard to be bothered about the above for that and other reasons. It suits Labour for Brexit not to be an issue at the next GE.
Defend free movement as we leave the EU.
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Absolutely, unfortunately Labour have repeatedly demonstrated they will never vote for or introduce voting reform until it is in their own interest to do so.tinyclanger2 wrote:there is seemingly no party that seeks to represent me in the UK - maybe time for labour to at least embrace an agenda of meaningful political reform so we end up with a political system that actually represents the heterogeneity of british society
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Not for long, I doubt he'll last another 6 months. And you're right, it rarely is sweetness and light when a political party has to try to represent a multiplicity of views, the problem here is though that the Labour party is completely ignoring the wishes of many of those who actually voted for them in an attempt to appease those who didn't, so a vast swathe of their voters don't feel represented at all. I can see why they're doing it, and why they think it a gamble worth taking, but that doesn't make it feel any less cynical.AnatolyKasparov wrote:Sure, its not all sweetness and light under the surface - it rarely has been - but we have our own mini-me Trump in this country.
Also I apologise if I'm coming over grumpy and argumentative, being sober on a Sunday at this time doesn't agree with me, I'll do something about it immediately .
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Re Keir Starmer's latest on the EU -
He's getting worse instead of getting better - or even staying the same. If this is what he's like when he's, theoretically, in the ascendancy I despair. I can't be arsed to resign my membership but, if he continues in this vein, I certainly shan't be renewing it.
He's getting worse instead of getting better - or even staying the same. If this is what he's like when he's, theoretically, in the ascendancy I despair. I can't be arsed to resign my membership but, if he continues in this vein, I certainly shan't be renewing it.
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(cJA size emphasis)tinyclanger2 wrote:if only. let's see (aoc?)AnatolyKasparov wrote:The left in the US has largely managed to unite behind Biden, who is hardly a raging radical. Maybe there are some lessons for us there?
Just a thought.
i think the point is that political leaders need to have a real vision for a future that works for more people. a visionary political leader now would be looking beyond the contribution of thieir party within the status quo to fundamental change. ie the goal is improving the quality of life of most people on the planet as opposed to ensuring their own party,s continued existence
Is it wise or realistic wanting this from one person?
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The demands made on individuals attempting to provide effective opposition right now are too much
Christ, if I were subjected to the amount of daily shit Labour MPs are subjected to, I'd tell the biggest loud mouth to take my place and get it done
Let me tell you where this ends up
The aristocrats win
everything
What we want from our political system we'll have to be, we'll have to identify with one another, cooperation and compromise are grinding processes that don't happen with a flip of a switch, they take persistent effort.
Christ, if I were subjected to the amount of daily shit Labour MPs are subjected to, I'd tell the biggest loud mouth to take my place and get it done
Let me tell you where this ends up
The aristocrats win
everything
What we want from our political system we'll have to be, we'll have to identify with one another, cooperation and compromise are grinding processes that don't happen with a flip of a switch, they take persistent effort.
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Fox News watch.
They began with genuine shock and horror at what was happening on Wednesday, Republicans don't riot you see and most certainly don't desecrate the historic houses of freedom and democracy while chanting they want to lynch a Republican vice president after constructing a gallows outside.
It was fascinating to watch Fox News hosts and talking heads witness the culmination of their 20 year project and be horrified by it. On Thursday they were still obviously all over the place desperately grasping for some narrative that could save them. So on the one hand you had a few attempting to demonstrate some journalistic integrity blaming Trump and his acolytes in the Republican party, while on the other you had those desperately trying to claim it was all a false flag operation instigated by 'Antifa' and those good people with overt neo nazi slogans on their clothes and banners had been led astray by the left.
By Friday the false flag evil lefties narrative was waning because for the most part Trump's fuckwits had made no effort to conceal their identities, then in the evening Trump got banned from Twitter. And with that they found a new unifying enemy and a cause to rally around in free speech. This hasn't gone entirely well for them. They've stuck to the subject all weekend and it's been highly amusing having guest after guest from constitutional experts to professors of history to people who work in the tech industry all trying to explain to them that first amendment rights don't apply to private companies, yet regardless they've ploughed on never deviating from the one path they have left that allows them to appear righteously indignant.
They've tied themselves to the mast and not only plugged their ears but put on a blindfold and no amount of humiliation is going to make them change course or acknowledge the monsters they're trying to avoid are of their own creation.
They began with genuine shock and horror at what was happening on Wednesday, Republicans don't riot you see and most certainly don't desecrate the historic houses of freedom and democracy while chanting they want to lynch a Republican vice president after constructing a gallows outside.
It was fascinating to watch Fox News hosts and talking heads witness the culmination of their 20 year project and be horrified by it. On Thursday they were still obviously all over the place desperately grasping for some narrative that could save them. So on the one hand you had a few attempting to demonstrate some journalistic integrity blaming Trump and his acolytes in the Republican party, while on the other you had those desperately trying to claim it was all a false flag operation instigated by 'Antifa' and those good people with overt neo nazi slogans on their clothes and banners had been led astray by the left.
By Friday the false flag evil lefties narrative was waning because for the most part Trump's fuckwits had made no effort to conceal their identities, then in the evening Trump got banned from Twitter. And with that they found a new unifying enemy and a cause to rally around in free speech. This hasn't gone entirely well for them. They've stuck to the subject all weekend and it's been highly amusing having guest after guest from constitutional experts to professors of history to people who work in the tech industry all trying to explain to them that first amendment rights don't apply to private companies, yet regardless they've ploughed on never deviating from the one path they have left that allows them to appear righteously indignant.
They've tied themselves to the mast and not only plugged their ears but put on a blindfold and no amount of humiliation is going to make them change course or acknowledge the monsters they're trying to avoid are of their own creation.
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I remember Mythbusters proving that shooting fish in a barrel is indeed extemely easy*.citizenJA wrote:The demands made on individuals attempting to provide effective opposition right now are too much.
And those are fat Tory fish in a very small barrel.
*The shock wave alone destroys their gill bladders so you don't need to actually hit them.
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I've tried and failed to work up a pun constructed around law enforcement vehicles. So count yourself lucky.
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fat Tory fish getting shot in a small barrel won't be televisedSky'sGoneOut wrote:I remember Mythbusters proving that shooting fish in a barrel is indeed extemely easy*.citizenJA wrote:The demands made on individuals attempting to provide effective opposition right now are too much.
And those are fat Tory fish in a very small barrel.
*The shock wave alone destroys their gill bladders so you don't need to actually hit them.
try convincing people it happened