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Plenty watched The Uncivil War, and that was a tripe.
You think?? Can’t imagine anyone actually watching it.
Not sure if this is true or not but I’ve heard it suggested that a guy from the collapsed trial who then went on to be jailed over phone tapping I think was employed by Coulson upon his release.
What tanks do the Palestine’s have? He’s a lunaticAnother clip which doesn't surprise me, but is still pretty horrifying.
Did he say philistine?
What tanks do the Palestine’s have? He’s a lunatic
Ok he’s just a lunaticI mean, that take is like watching porn and commenting on the story plot points.
The perverse fact is that most viewers will be Labour Party supporters.
Sounds like a weird halfway house though. Basically they are putting flags on it.I see there are plans to bring the national rail network under private control.
Funny really, because I'm pretty sure just a few years ago that the very same party considered it a batshit crazy, unaffordable, leftie socialist piece of nonsense...
Large parts of British rail to be nationalised as part of sweeping Tory reforms
The London Economic - Boris Johnson said ‘this Government will deliver a rail system the country can be proud of’ - Newswww.thelondoneconomic.com
I see there are plans to bring the national rail network under private control.
Funny really, because I'm pretty sure just a few years ago that the very same party considered it a batshit crazy, unaffordable, leftie socialist piece of nonsense...
Large parts of British rail to be nationalised as part of sweeping Tory reforms
The London Economic - Boris Johnson said ‘this Government will deliver a rail system the country can be proud of’ - Newswww.thelondoneconomic.com
Dub poetry is pretentious anywayIt's OK, nothing to see here, I'm sure Grendel will find a way to attack the author and ignore the content of the story..
Bank suspended Matt Hancock's PPE deal payments fearing 'VIPs' could be fraud
The Government's bank were concerned about the level of due diligence being performed by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) before millions in PPE deals were handed to 'VIP' contactswww.mirror.co.uk
Sounds like a weird halfway house though. Basically they are putting flags on it.
The cynic in me thinks this is a good way to pass taxpayers money to their mates.Sounds like a weird halfway house though. Basically they are putting flags on it.
Proper David Brent.More performative nonsense.
I see there are plans to bring the national rail network under public control.
Funny really, because I'm pretty sure just a few years ago that the very same party considered it a batshit crazy, unaffordable, leftie socialist piece of nonsense...
Large parts of British rail to be nationalised as part of sweeping Tory reforms
The London Economic - Boris Johnson said ‘this Government will deliver a rail system the country can be proud of’ - Newswww.thelondoneconomic.com
Maybe people like Labour ideas but not Labour people.You’re not wrong, but Labour also planned to nationalise more than just the rails (broadband, public services, utilities etc.) and frankly, the electorate didn’t find its proposals credible.
The Conservatives have completely outflanked Labour on even the economy. Nationalisation of the rails was a popular policy even among Tory voters and members!
Maybe people like Labour ideas but not Labour people.
Maybe people won't vote for everyone having free stuff (Labour) but will vote for some people / places having free stuff (Tories)
Maybe people like Labour ideas but not Labour people.
Maybe people won't vote for everyone having free stuff (Labour) but will vote for some people / places having free stuff (Tories)
There is definitely an attitude in this country of not wanting free stuff for yourself because you don't want other people to have free stuff.
People put a priority on making sure others don't get free stuff, even at the expense of themselves getting it.
You’re not wrong, but Labour also planned to nationalise more than just the rails (broadband, public services, utilities etc.) and frankly, the electorate didn’t find its proposals credible.
The Conservatives have completely outflanked Labour on even the economy. Nationalisation of the rails was a popular policy even among Tory voters and members!
What like all the New and improved stations from the last time.I've now become so cynical my take is that the infrastructure needs massive investment, so bring it back under public control, get the work done on the public purse and then flog it back to the private sector all shiny and new at a fraction of the price it cost.
Nationalise the costs. Privatise the profits.
There was a discussion on moving to a 4 day week on Radio 4 - this was pre-pandemic. One of the economists on there was from a Nordic country, can't remember which one, and couldn't get his head round why people were against improving things for others if they didn't directly benefit.There is definitely an attitude in this country of not wanting free stuff for yourself because you don't want other people to have free stuff.
People put a priority on making sure others don't get free stuff, even at the expense of themselves getting it.
People like individual policies in isolation but that’s not the same as liking the program as a whole and trusting the people proposing it to deliver.
There was a discussion on moving to a 4 day week on Radio 4 - this was pre-pandemic. One of the economists on there was from a Nordic country, can't remember which one, and couldn't get his head round why people were against improving things for others if they didn't directly benefit.
We had it on here recently with the discussion on WFH post covid. Some of those who have jobs where they can't WFH weren't happy that some peoples work / life balance (hate that phrase) might improve.
I've wondered for a while why we don't have two people both working three and a half days each as opposed to 1 person doing a 5 day week.
Similarly why we don't have three 8 hour shift patterns rather than a 9-5 ethos and then most things shut. In this day and age with global trade, technology and a much less prevalent religious reasoning I don't see why we don't have a 24/7 economy.
Is this a serious post?
There was a discussion on moving to a 4 day week on Radio 4 - this was pre-pandemic. One of the economists on there was from a Nordic country, can't remember which one, and couldn't get his head round why people were against improving things for others if they didn't directly benefit.
We had it on here recently with the discussion on WFH post covid. Some of those who have jobs where they can't WFH weren't happy that some peoples work / life balance (hate that phrase) might improve.
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