By 'kicking off' he means somewhat left their chip pan on the heat too long
01.12.2025 08:13
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By 'kicking off' he means somewhat left their chip pan on the heat too long
At least Trump has the undying gratitude of the people of Albania. That should be enough.
It's NOT Trump. I pray that this doesn't reignite the war between Azerbaijan and Albania 🙏
How's Farage going to condemn racist, Muslin hating, invasion fearing bigots without alienating all his racist, Muslim hating, invasion fearing bigots. Tricky.
Wine at home enthusiast Jenkyns is part of the cult of Farage. She's lost.
Honey, I shrunk the economy again
It's gathering pace.
In the 60s & 70s Britain taxed the rich properly — ordinary people could buy homes. Now billionaires own the media, bankroll politicians, dodge taxes & hoard property. Housing crisis isn’t an accident, it’s what happens when the rich write the rules.
Obviously not for the public good but I suspect somebody, somewhere made a great deal of money out of this fiasco
Best comedy series ever 👌
Farage built Brexit, and Brexit broke Britain.
Nigel Farage is the cause of the mess we’re in - not the solution.
I've no idea who that could've been...
Farage's comments are stupid because they ignore decades of scientific studies disproving any link between paracetamol and autism, and falsely compare a well-studied medicine to the thalidomide disaster—spreading needless fear and conspiracy nonsense. Typical of the man.
Ed Davey, "It's so frustrating, so infuriating that Nigel Farage gets such an easy ride from the media"
"As he lies, as he divides, the BBC and others given Farage so much time and attention"
"But they never hold him to account for all the damage he has already done"
"The damage of Brexit"
Trump's headache over the Epstein files just won't go away...
UN report details targeted abuses against LGBTQIA+ individuals, political activists and journalists, alongside sweeping legal changes aimed at eradicating all dissent.
Belarus isn't part of the ECHR. That's what Farage wants for our country.
news.un.org/en/story/202...
Publican who hosts discussion nights for 'sensitive issues' in her pub, attends free speech rally, gets her views into national media concerned about not being able to say what she wants.
Trump has shown that corruption, greed, and incompetence are tolerated or even celebrated by a huge portion of the American public—as long as they're given scapegoats to hate and the feeling that they're owning the libs. There will be others just as bad.
Mrs Brown's Boys? Ever the optimist.....
My mom called me last night about the Kimmel firing, saying "This is how Hitler got started!" I quickly responded, "By firing the late night tv hosts?"
Turns out, mom was right.
American media standing up to Trump's fascist bullying......
On a par with, plants have feelings too
Deeply cynical. Terms like 'disproportionate' highlight society’s effort to measure equity, not merely reflect envy. Justice isn’t about masking motives, but about creating standards for fairness beyond personal perspective, aiming for more inclusive and balanced outcomes.
While perceptions of fairness may be influenced by individual views, societies establish shared norms & legal frameworks as pure individualism often fails to address systemic inequalities. Assessing disproportionate resource accumulation is not rooted in envy, but in a collective pursuit of justice.
Hope the police can distinguish between malicious communications and communications about a malicious person.
2023-2024 figures show 22% or 191,000 property transactions were for additional properties. But still right wingers blame people in dinghies crammed into hotels for the shortage of property. Billionaires spend a lot of money deflecting the blame
Framing concerns about housing policy and tax avoidance as mere jealousy is a way to dismiss legitimate debate. Critiquing systems that allow disproportionate accumulation and exploitation isn’t envy—it’s a call for fairness and social responsibility.
Six or more and you get the tax break. Favours the super rich who not only cause housing and other issues through asset acquisitions on a grand scale, but then fund far right politicians to spread the lie that the difficulties of the poor in society are caused by asylum seekers.
In 2018 Jeremy Hunt bought 7 flats in a single transaction, paying around £3.57 million for the lot. Buying 7 in one go avoided about £300,000 in stamp duty. If your kids can't find homes to buy near you, blame people like Hunt, not desperate people running for their lives.
