John Doe

I've decided that there is only one policy that makes any sense on this platform (and it's why I left in 2022, not returning until last year). Anyone who calls another account a 'Russian Bot/Putin apologist' because they ask or raise a reasonable point, instantly gets BLOCKED.

They aren't asylum seekers if they came from France. They are economic migrants. Giving them the right to work will simply act as a magnet. Putting them in remote locations with no access to public amenities until vetted for genuine asylum status will deter all but the genuine.

I suspect that it will be proven that the counter protests are co-ordinated with the Home Office, or at least with local police forces, via either the SWP or some other org such as HnH. And then the shit will really hit the fan. A govt with no legitimacy will face absolute fury

Sanity.

I wonder what it's like to be this much of an asshole?

This is just desperation at this stage, as Jezbollah peel away his Islamic block vote (by mail of course).

I suspect even Ozzy would have a chuckle at this one..

The govt seeks to to take power to proceed as a litigant in Industrial tribunals, where the perceived victim declines to take action himself. What? Why would the state intervene here when it can't even schedule a Rape trial until 2029? What nonsense is this from @AngelaRayner ?

Bless um

You cannot continue to add low productivity workers to the country and expect the high productivity workers to work longer, harder and later into life to pay for them, while they reduce our safety and security and destroy trust in society.

Replies off. Because what happens when most of them are denied under any reasonable process? They stay anyway, because it's almost impossible to remove them. They should be housed in refugee camps as they would be in a neighbouring state to a war zone, ready for return.

This is now becoming more obvious as people look out for it. The left in the USA have used this tactic for years, often combined with the sudden appearance of pallets of bricks left around cities. But also with state actors directly involved in stirring up violence.

Every time there is a stupid commie agitprop stunt, that mockney millionaire shows up. It's not coincidence.

It’s highly disturbing isn’t it? This was provocative, highly partial and has definite whiff of political involvement. Whatever the background it’s becoming increasingly clear the police have become, at senior level, activist and politicised. And that’s only going to end in pain

This is a good read. Not sure I agree with the conclusion on how long this can stagger on, but I agree with the analysis on who the country is run for, and by : Minority interests who are detached from certain realities the rest of us are not insulated from.

Condoning lying. Another new low.

Reform look like fools. They've put up a child with almost no life experience for election because they thought they wouldn't win. Now they have to pretend it's a good thing. It isn't.

Everyone knows that you choose the outcome, then you choose the chairman.

What this tells you is that from the standpoint of the state bureaucracy as a whole, the FB post appears to be a greater threat to its authority than the sexual assault. In the famous words misattributed to Talleyrand: this is worse than a crime, it’s a mistake.

Desperate for an easy win, Cooper will complete an inquiry into the dead, blame Thatcher and Leon Brittan, and there will be trebles all round at the NUM. Meanwhile, Thatcher and Brittan remain dead, and the govt is intent on ending all coal production in the UK.

I note that Goodwin isn't proposing to send our 'worst prisoners' to El Savador. The schism in the Reform camp is between the policy makers and the campaigners. Farage is a campaigner, not a serious policy maker. Goodwin straddles both positions. How many more are there?