badgerx16

I think the other points may be more dangerous to him.

Those emails do not mention Guiffre. What they do is contradict Trump's claims about when he 'disowned' Epstein, that Epstein has some sort of hold over Trump, and infer he knew about the girls and Maxwell's involvement with them.

The names are redacted. Now that the new Democrat Reprsentative from Arizona has been sworn in there will be a vote on the full release of the files.

Guiffre was not the only victim.

Epstein emails rroeased by Democrats on the Oversight Committee;

Ukraine is doing it's best to ease that burden.

Got to keep feeding the military-industrial complex.

Is that more reliable than the pre-SMO statistics that showed Russia had over 20 thousand tanks, ( of which a large number turned out to be unserviceable scrap T-55s ) ?

Meanwhile, there has been an increase in attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank.

You have NEVER made a valid point.

Their excuse is that these areas are on the Israeli side of the ceasefire line, and they can do whatever they want on their side of the line. I think they are creating a killing zone of completely cleared land that nobody can cross unseen.

I'm amazed there were 1500 buildings left to demolish.

On paper, ( wars are not fought on paper ), at the start of the SMO there were probably only 2 nations on the planet that could take on Russia single-handed, the US and China. All the talk about the UK being rolled over could be aimed at any other country in the World.

Font

Maybe he is a 'self employed' cruise rep.

We quite liked Changing Ends, a partially autobiographical account of his boyhood relationship with his father, former professional player and then manager of Northampton, Graham.

Tram

So the minimum wage is a good thing ? If so, what level should it be set at ? And how should it increase ?

What colour is the sky in your Walter Mitty fantasy world ?

Brexit ?

Explain why, for the low paid, a minimum wage is a bad thing.

You can't call for 'efficiencies' in the publc sector and the cutting away of the 'deadwood' and scivers, then make a negative point about unemployment going up. It is what you are asking for.

Aaaand..........

There are no technical or social reasons why remote or hybrid working cannot be the norm for many office jobs. The biggest obstacle is managers who think they are 'losing control'.

There is no reason why many office based workers cannot work from home for the majority of the working week, with the savings in office accommodation costs that go with it.