FlyTheNest

Morning all.

News from the other bit, across the pond

In news that will surprise no-one here

Morning !

Liked this -- " She argues that boosting workers’ rights, and their living standards, has been positive for growth and productivity – and that raising living standards is the key to combating the growing threat from the far right. “I believe that we have to go on the offensive with a clearly differentiated model,” she says. “We have to give hope to working people, who are the majority of society.” "



A shame there were no comments as I'd have liked to see any criticisms !

Tim Stanley seems to think this Reform row is a tragedy - au contraire, it's pretty hilarious...in the latest news...

" rump adderall " --of course google corrected my aim !

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Many like this still on twitter .....

RogerOThornhill wrote: Mon Mar 10, 2025 12:25 pm Tim Stanley seems to think this Reform row is a tragedy - au contraire, it's pretty hilarious...in the latest news...

Potato Man getting involved is itself quite amusing.

Amesbury is going...wonder whether someone had a word and said that with Reform being in a right mess, this would be the best time to go?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c62z9ell358o

This is going well, I can't see a single positive response.

At least it provides a handy list of 'Labour' MPs to hold in utter contempt (Luke Akehurst being one of them, obviously. I've barely heard of any of the rest).

Sky'sGoneOut wrote: Mon Mar 10, 2025 6:43 pm This is going well, I can't see a single positive response.

At least it provides a handy list of 'Labour' MPs to hold in utter contempt (Luke Akehurst being one of them, obviously. I've barely heard of any of the rest).

I wonder if he and the others believe that people who are unable to work are also entitled to security, dignity and agency?

Sky'sGoneOut wrote: Mon Mar 10, 2025 6:43 pm This is going well, I can't see a single positive response.
At least it provides a handy list of 'Labour' MPs to hold in utter contempt (Luke Akehurst being one of them, obviously. I've barely heard of any of the rest).

Over the top chaps, WE are right behind you ...

Adding to the merrriment, if it ain't old news of course



Last night's 10PM Week in Westminster, didn't last long . There was a ghastly Reform woman on, so ghastly I forget her name ........ she did that Dancing Thing .

Hahahaha


It's currently at $221.22, according to the CNN stock ticker.

Musk's not having a good day is he? Tesla in free-fall, Twitter brought down by 'Russian hackers' (yeah right), and now he's being absolutely roasted on his own platform.

Makes a change for at least some of the "Gaza Indy" MPs (not Corbyn, of course) to actually be supporting something vaguely left wing.

AnatolyKasparov wrote: Mon Mar 10, 2025 8:30 pm Makes a change for at least some of the "Gaza Indy" MPs (not Corbyn, of course) to actually be supporting something vaguely left wing.

Whatever that MIGHT be referring to

And of course --

Frog222 wrote: Mon Mar 10, 2025 8:41 pm

AnatolyKasparov wrote: Mon Mar 10, 2025 8:30 pm Makes a change for at least some of the "Gaza Indy" MPs (not Corbyn, of course) to actually be supporting something vaguely left wing.

Whatever that MIGHT be referring to

Voting against charging VAT on private school fees, I'm hearing?