Elon found the fun in de-funding the BBC If you still think the BBC should be funded through a state-imposed licence fee which is used to justify the harassment of innocent people, see this excruciating extract from an interview between a BBC journalist and Elon Musk: https://twitter.com/i/status/1646337266145705984 Contrast this with the BBC write-up
Lies, damn lies, and vaccines This is how to undermine public trust in science. We've all seen the just how hard the government and mainstream media are pushing the idea that 2 jabs are ineffective against this devastating Omicron variant and boosters will save the day. But what if I told you that they're out
blm It's black & white: anti-racism protestors killed BAME people today Today brought scenes of illegal, crowded and occasionally aggressive protest in the UK. At a time when the entire country is being asked to act selflessly and put liberty on pause for the greater good; at a time when many are saying that one man's failure to follow the rules
brexit One more day From: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-46803112 > MPs backed an amendment to the Finance Bill, which would limit the scope for tax changes following a no deal unless authorised by MPs, by 303 to 296 votes. Not quite the full story. The amendment actually allows for 3 ways for
brexit No more leave until morale improves It wasn't clear what people were voting for > "you will hold this country’s destiny in your hands. This is a huge decision for our country, perhaps the biggest we will make in our lifetimes. And it will be the final decision... An in or out referendum...if we vote
Why I'm voting for the evil Tories Since some of you have asked...these are my main reasons. Labour's Manifesto Let's get one thing out of the way. Labour's manifesto is not - despite their repeated claims - "fully costed". Far from it. It outlines a huge program of nationalisation, including energy infrastructure. Where is the cost
brexit Sore losers crying foul so loudly they can't hear anything else To those crying foul at the PM's announcement today... you're only hurting yourselves. Theresa May clearly thinks that Parliament will be prepared tomorrow to overwhelmingly (2/3 or more) support an early general election, when not too long ago they agreed that this should only happen by exception, and with
Khalid Masood had paper - Amber Rudd calls for cellophane envelopes It is now understood that Khalid Masood had access to paper and may have passed a postbox just before committing his attack. He had access to Royal Mail's service and although there's no way to know whether he posted anything, the police can't act because Royal Mail don't insist on
brexit Now what? Obviously I'm pleased that the voting population decided to vote to leave the EU. Now it falls to all of us to ensure that we make it work. We owe it to the other 48% of the electorate to address their concerns. The politicians need to outline our next steps,
brexit Why I'm voting leave First, what was my starting point? If you're considering reading this, it might help you put it into context if you know what my starting point was. When the referendum was announced the only things I was sure about were that * This is a big deal * I didn't know enough
