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Okay. So numerous reliable sources are coming up with the same ballpoint numbers on Russian casualties and you instantly dismiss them because how would you know. Let’s try this one then. Who are you expecting to Independently verify them exactly if not the numerous, reliable and independent...

So how much do you think they’re out by?

I think Northern Ireland has been unseasonably warm for the last month. Maybe that’s screwing the figures.

Also Hunter Biden is currently facing 9 cases of tax avoidance, under his daddies watch. In an election year. Is Joe Biden allowing his son to go to court for a second time under his presidency for political gain? I think you need a reality check.

Only problem is he did it. Also if the state of New York didn’t prosecute by ignoring the very clear weight of evidence against him wouldn’t they have been interfering in a democratic process by behaving favourably to Trump? Clearly they would have, that door swings both ways. So if you’re...

Are you really suggesting that Trump didn’t prosecute the Clintons out of principle? You can’t really be that stupid. If Trump thought that he could have he would have. He’s a vindictive petty little man. Do you think that the ridiculous attempt by MAGA house republicans to impeach Joe Biden...

Trump’s just been found guilty of breaking the law on 34 counts. He shouldn’t be above the law. He should be accountable to the law like everyone else. Same for Hunter Biden. Although you’re missing the point. That’s not what the house republicans are trying to do. They’re not trying to impeach...

No party in the UK is more disunited than the Tories. They’ve got factions within factions. If Labour is only split into 2 factions (in reality they always have been) they’re still in a far far better place than the Tories.

They already are. Their house inquiry into whether there’s a case to answer to impeach Biden over Hunter Bidens business dealings is a joke. They’ve got no intention of impeaching Biden. They just keep dragging the enquiry out as a political stunt. The democrats on the committee keep tabling a...

WITCH-HUNT!!!

I see another Tory has defected to Labour. He won’t be standing in the GE though so not sure what the point was other than to embarrass Sunak.

Saying it takes around 40% of government spending flatters to deceive, it’s a reflection of the state of government finances more than anything. Spending per capita is more accurate gauge, especially if you want to compare it to other countries that have more favourable outcomes of healthcare...

Clearly Labour’s plans to put VAT on private education is going to nudge the country into an apocalypse.

I agree. I say exactly that in the post you’ve just replied to.

1) not even remotely true 2) no idea 3) rebounding from Covid backlogs isn’t the issue, rebounding from pre covid backlogs are. If you drew a linear graph of pre covid growth in backlogs we’re pretty much on the same trajectory. That was a political choice not covid. They tell you it’s Covid...

In the interest of balance it’s worth pointing out that Boris cleansed the Tory of non believers in a massive cull and then replaced them with the moronic 2019 intake of nodding donkeys meaning that the Tories are currently swimming in cesspool of talentless chancers who wouldn’t have been...

I’m not contradicting anything. Any one making the argument for not putting VAT on private school fees put all the onus on VAT being the straw that broke the camels back with putting no weight on the cost of living crisis facing all working families including those that send their kids to...

It’s not just energy though is it. Food bills up something like 30% over 18 months. That isn’t going down, inflation might be coming down but prices don’t, they just don’t go up as fast so that 30% will always be that 30% uplift. It was actually their mortgage hike that broke them. It doesn’t...

I have friends who took their 2 kids out of private school when their energy bills doubled, their weekly shop went up 30% over the course of a few months and then their mortgage payments went through the roof. No one was blaming government policy for that. Maybe if the government didn’t crash...

Pretty sure people who don’t send their kids to private school are every bit as aspirational as those who do. It’s a bit patronising to suggest that only people who send their kids to private schools are aspirational. The government will raise £3000 a year on every child that goes to private...