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The point still stands, they are doing it for the money.

No, they are advertising an airline that is paying them thousands of pounds for doing so. Who on earth decided that Arsenal needed an "'official tourism partner"',and that Fly Rwanda were the best choice ? And BTW; I didn't comment on whether Rwanda was '"safe"', that was the High Court's ruling. If it is truly safe, why is the UK Government having to specifically legislate to define Rwanda as it desires it to be viewed. ?

More British military gently mocking the US forces, taken from the comments under a YouTube video; "I was flying up the East Coast one time in an RAF C-130 and we were asked by ATC if we minded being Embellished (intercepted). Anything to liven things up so we agreed. Twenty minutes later a pair of Tomcatss appears, one on each wing tip, about 10 feet separated. Lead comes on 243 and says "Want to see something you can't do?" "Sure". So they sit there, cycling the wings back and forward, perfectly synchronised, still in perfect formation. Fantastic piece of flying. "Awesome says our co-pilot. Want to see something you can't do?" A couple of minutes pass. "So are you gonna do it?" "I am doing it, I'm eating my steak!""

Wait and see who wins in the US in November.

Everton and Forest "have confirmed they were in breach of the League's profitability and sustainability rules'.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-67958260 Not only is there the inference of mysogeny because the all female units of IDF observers watching Gaza weren't taken seriously when reporting Hamas' activities prior to the attack, they were unarmed in their positions overlooking the border fence, and therefore defenceless once it all kicked off and they became target #1.

The Welsh ?

"The Saints are going up and the Skates are staying down The Saints are going up and the Skates are staying down The Saints are going up and the Skates are staying down The Saints are going up and the Skates are staying down"

Just imagine where we might be if we didn't have to play Bazunu, Che, and Mara.

How can there only be 2 Premier League games on a Saturday afternoon ?

HMRC are investigating some creative accounting at the PO: payments made as penalties, such as compensation to the SPMs, are not tax deductible for the purposes of Corporation Tax, but must be deducted before calculating profit related bonuses. The PO did the opposite, deducting the compensation before calculating their CT, thereby lowering their tax liability, but included them when calculating, and thereby Inflating, Director bonuses. Unfortunately this is likely to result in one government department fining another, with the tax payer footing the bill. If the full amount is found to be due the PO could effectively be insolvent.

Ian Hislop calls for Paula Vennels to be given back her CBE - so that she can be officially stripped of it.

It isn't just those that were sctually prosecuted that were shafted by Horizon, potentially hundreds of other SPMs avoided Court appearances by repaying shortfalls amounting to to hundreds of pounds from other sources of personal income.

My teenage years are fading into history.

Is that the same definition of "precise" that the IDF use ?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67884743 "The BBC can reveal that in the period leading up to the broadcast of Trouble at the Post Office, the 2015 Panorama programme featuring the whistleblower testimony: Experts interviewed by the BBC were sent intimidating letters by Post Office lawyers about their participation in the programme Senior Post Office managers briefed the BBC that neither their staff nor Fujitsu - the company which built and maintained the Horizon system - could remotely access sub-postmasters' accounts, even though Post Office directors had been warned four years earlier that such remote access was possible Lawyers for the Post Office sent letters threatening to sue Panorama and the company's public relations boss Mark Davies escalated complaints to ever more senior BBC managers"

I heard this on the radio yesterday, and the appalling fact is that she doesn't have control of her money, the council that provides her assisted living runs her bank account and it is they that failed to pay the licence fee, but as it is in her name she was prosecuted.

In a Mafia hitman / SS camp guard sort of way. "I was only following orders"'.

Posted above; "....but, as the head of the CPS he would have been more than aware of the cases". "Postmasters were hounded by the Crown Prosecution Service during Sir Keir Starmer's time in charge"', what do you think the Daily Mail is trying to imply with this statement ? Daily Telegraph - "Starmer faces questions over why he failed to intervene in Post Office scandal". Nigel Farage : "“The DPP has the right to intervene in any prosecution. Where was Starmer?” I don't see the same issue being raised in relation to the other 3 DPPs who were in post during the prosecution period, 1999-2015.

The CPS prosecuted 3 cases whilst Kier Starker was DPP, and they would almost certainly not have required his input or approval. ( For context, the CPS prosecuted over 400 thousand cases last year, so there is no possible way any DPP could be aware of more than a fraction of these ).

In preparation for a second term and his vengeance against those that stole the last election, starting with Mike Pence and Brad Raffensberger .

John 11:35

And still they went to Court and testified that there were no known problems !

1)Terence Austin doesn't look Japanese to me 😉 2) A lot of mentions of ICL rather than FUJITSU. 😉

Maiden