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They’ll put you jail for saying anything these days

No Tuchel is worse. Recency bias and all that.

lol tell us about your son-in-law

Tuchel is the worst appointment in my lifetime. Didn’t see the game but Andorra population less than 90 fucking thousand. Sacked in his last two jobs for failing and wants Henderson and Rashford in the team.

You got to admire her lack of self awareness. Imagine not cringing at that?

JD Vance loves Lammy apparently

They pissed away public money in the billions. Hindsight is easy but they were extremely stupid in places - giving handouts to companies not even set up in February 2020

Do you actually think Deputy PM is a step up from Foreign Secretary? Maybe I’m too influenced by Veep

It’s almost irrational how worked he has got

The 3 part Katrina documentary on Netflix is worth a watch. American exceptionalism my arse. Some disgraceful racism on show

I expect a higher level of insight from you

The ‘they are all the same’ line is fucking stupid and undermines public service. Ignorant idiots playing into to hands of misinformation mob. Lots of MPs on both sides want to improve the country and do the right thing. This bollocks that they are all useless and corrupt and some cunt on TikTok, or a mad twat in Thailand, could sort it easily just demonstrates the depressing spiral of ignorance we are on.

Don’t know why the government persist with these morning media rounds. The jumped up Naga questioning Phillipson about Rayner. Fatuous tv at its finest.

The settlers in the West Bank are absolute cunts

System is so broken. So many SEND cases denied by councils hoping to save money but 90+% are won on appeal. Mental figure that basically over 9 out of 10 claims are valid are being turned down initially. All the resources and delays that this entail increasing costs on much needed resources. The issue is obviously not simple to solve but councils worried about budgets more than suitable (expensive) education and hoping they can go to mainstream schools and parents fully aware their children will suffer significantly in mainstream schools challenging to go to special schools.

You seem keen to play the partisan card but you seem far more anti-Labour than anyone on here is pro-Labour. I have no interest in defending Rayner but I do have a sense of fair play when the crowd are baying for blood. It’s not like Telegraph or others will let this go and she may have to resign if it gathers more steam but from what I can see not as dramatic as many want us to believe. It’s is funny seeing how desperate many are though to bring down as hypocrites. Why politics is so toxic and camps gun for anyone for anything. All depressing

Poor Nic has run out of posts. Bless, he’ll always have his emojis though

It was about her disabled son and his residence

Sounds like you don’t know too much about it.

Lots of overreaction I think. I wonder how many have looked into the detail

ChatGPT can tell you which posters are the funniest 🤣

I am genuinely pleased Nic has a mate in Ralph. I sometimes feel like I am beating Nic so bad that it is unfair. He needs some support

You’ve got 4 more years. Are you sure your blood pressure will survive? Some of it is in your mind as well so that isn’t going anywhere whatever policies are put in place

This may be news to you but you are not complex. Most can see you are some deeply insecure, low intellect person, desperately wanting your voice to be heard in the world. It’s ok, I understand it’s a textbook coping mechanism. You see things others cannot - lol. Your constant boasts and derision of others just reinforces your neediness and desperation. Fun to have such a delusional clown here though.

Noting the police are operationally independent from government Wes Streeting weny on to say: “The prime minister and the home secretary have been very clear that when it comes to the safety of our streets and our communities, we would rather see police on the streets rather than policing tweets. "Now, it's the easiest thing in the world for people to criticise the police, but they are enforcing laws that parliament has passed and asked them to enforce. "So if we haven't got the balance right as parliament, over successive governments, that is something that we need to look at." The "priority" for the home secretary is neighbourhood policing, tackling crime, dealing with antisocial behaviour and drug dealing, and ensuring people "feel safe walking down the streets"