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Immoral
My hatred of the Lib Dems, goes back thirty-five years and it’s based on experience. They do not have a principle that isn’t for sale and, as they proved in 2010, they would drop their knickers for the prospect of a ministerial car turning up st the door every morning. Nothing about them is real or unequivocal, not even Jo Swinson’s accent.
So, when they voted today to ignore the result of 2016 and revoke Brexit, you can be sure that they had no thought of what’s right for you and me, but only what they perceive to be best for them.
No comment
I don’t like to involve myself in another country’s politics but Trump is hard to ignore. All that I will say is that he has his distractors and his supporters; in my extended family, there are both.
Ordure
Last night, awaiting the start of Match of the Day, I was treated to trailers for a BBCiii series, Heartbreak Holiday.
It gave me a warm feeling to know that from next year my household will have to fork out a disproportionate amount of its net income to pay for utter shite like that.
Karine
Going through my music library this morning, on the big sound, I came upon one I don’t play too often because I don’t want to endanger my love for it.
‘The Sun’s Coming Over the Hill’ by Karine Polwart.
I reckon it’s the best modern song ever written. Honest.
Chlorinated
David Cameron: Johnson and Gove acted ‘appallingly’ during Brexit campaign
— Read on news.sky.com/story/david-cameron-second-referendum-cant-be-ruled-out-11808745
You made the mess, then ran away leaving others with an impossible job. Chicken, chicken chicken, looking to deflect the blame on to former colleagues and friends.
Please, people, whatever you think of Boris, don’t buy Cameron’s snivelling book.
No thanks
Recall Parliament? God forbid. In our household we are enjoying being able to watch telly news free of the boorish, ill-mannered shambles that our House of Commons has become. We don’t want them back.
Len McCluskey is a count
But spelling never was my strong point.
We can do this but we can’t manage our own planet?
Who’s he again?
Tom Watson has no rhyme or reason
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/0fc5206a-d49f-11e9-aa6d-16cb9f989e55
I hate what’s happening in my country.
Poileas Alba
What’s Gaelic for ‘As much use as a chocolate fire guard’?
Bunter’s finest hour
‘Johnson is nothing like Churchill and Rees-Mogg is an absolute fraud’
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/9f236bf4-d0a3-11e9-bac7-3a108794927b
Who?
Demi Lovato faces ‘biggest fear’ with unedited bikini pic
— Read on news.sky.com/story/demi-lovato-faces-biggest-fear-with-unedited-bikini-pic-11804020
Woman has meaty thighs.
Slow. News. Day.
Peter Finch
Boris doesn’t want an election, but he does.
Corbyn wants an election but he doesn’t.
There are shenanigans going on here. The opposition parties could be accused of conspiring to frustrate the wishes of a majority of the electorate, or else they are just plain conspiring. Either way the Commons, on both sides, is showing contempt for the voters.
(And by the way Dominic Cummings, I have no idea who you are, so you can fuck off too.)
They say they don’t trust Boris, and neither do I. But by implication they are saying that they don’t trust me either, or trust any other voter, to come up with a ballot box verdict that suits them.
That’s an affront to democracy and the whole shoddy crew should be ashamed of themselves. It’s not on to say that an election would only produce another hung Parliament. That’s our choice, not theirs.
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I for one am mad as hell and I ain’t going to take it anymore.
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