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Re: The worm that turned? – politicalbetting.com
So many people are trying to make a living out of producing YouTube videos that you wonder how long it is before there aren't enough viewers to go around. Having said that, there are lots of very interesting channels such as Mentour Pilot (if you're interested in aviation).Speaking as PB’s leading YouTuber all I can say is that the audience growth continues unabated as we devolve as a species to the point where we need to have a constant feed of shite broadcast into our brains.
In my own case my channel continues to grow, I had my best ever month for revenue in November and I seem to bizarrely keep coming up with new things to talk about.
I’ve invested in the future though. I went 4k pretty much from the start in 2022 and I'm now shooting HDR. The idea is to give my content longevity - a lot of early YouTube content is really poor picture quality. You can get away with poor production quality if it pops off the screen. Into people’s retinas and this into their brains…
Re: The worm that turned? – politicalbetting.com
As the piniped prophet of the return of Ms Truss, surely you will be gripped by every word?You’re going to watch?!??!!!Is it just on Twitter? She doesn't mention a channel.The lettuce strikes back:I see Labour have equalled Liz Truss's record low:Lettuce see how that pans out.
https://x.com/FindoutnowUK/status/1996572051478282392
Find Out Now
@FindoutnowUK
Find Out Now voting intention:
🟦 Reform UK: 31% (-)
🔵 Conservatives: 20% (+2)
🟢 Greens: 18% (+1)
🔴 Labour: 14% (-1)
🟠 Lib Dems: 11% (-1)
Changes from 26th November
[Find Out Now, 3rd December, N=2,591]
https://x.com/trussliz/status/1996640749304402407
They tried to silence her. They failed.
The Liz Truss Show — December 5th.
It’s time to fight for the West.
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Re: The worm that turned? – politicalbetting.com
Listening to his attack on the BBC gave the impression that he 'protests too much' and the idea he could be PM just depresses meFarage puts the BBC on the naughty step for asking about allegations about him at Dulwich CollegeThis is probably the most politically damaging situation Nigel has ever found himself in. Many Reform supporters are self-proclaimed Philosemites, so the allegations that their man was a vile Jew-baiter cannot be easily waved away. In fact, Nigel has even made himself vulnerable to anti-bigotry attacks from Tommy Robinson, which isn't optimal.
For all those hoping for the demise of the conservative party be careful.for what you wish for
Re: The worm that turned? – politicalbetting.com
I am crapping myself in excitement at The Liz Truss Show.
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The lettuce. The legend. Now broadcasting on whatever platform will have her.
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Re: The worm that turned? – politicalbetting.com
I am crapping myself in excitement at The Liz Truss Show.Better not be OnlyFans.
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The lettuce. The legend. Now broadcasting on whatever platform will have her.
Re: Kemi’s improving ratings – politicalbetting.com
Trump's mentors, as a young construction tycoon, in New York, were Roy Cohn and John Gotti, and he mixed with capos of the Five Families, who all took their cut of the various construction projects. Essentially, he sees himself as the Boss of a mafia family, and Putin, Kim, Netanyahu, etc. as fellow bosses, rivals, but also people he respects and admires.It would appear that nobody bar himself and his family/cronies plus a smattering of nasty far right ideologues plus a motley collection of sleazeballs prepared to bribe him and/or grovel and debase themselves is benefiting one iota from this Donald Trump presidency.Guess Which Presidential Power Trump Likes the MostSounds like a pretty efficient grift to me.They really need to change the Pardon system. Maybe give a president ten free hits per term so they really have to think about who they give to as they might need some at the end of term.
Why did President Trump pardon someone his own Justice Department indicted five months ago?
https://x.com/kaitlancollins/status/1996421828366266648
(1500 pardons and counting, this term.
Which is already 10x the total of his first term.)
Alternatively continue the unlimited amount but make them subject to public scrutiny on reasoning and a vote of approval by one or both houses.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/03/opinion/trump-pardon-power.html
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Re: The worm that turned? – politicalbetting.com
I was born and brought up in Middlesex until its abrupt abolition when I was 10. Some of us miss it still. But there's always Betjeman, including this moving gemMiddlesex is an oddity though in that it was waved away and nobody much missed it.It's a bit of geography. East Anglia doesn't have a council, but it exists.I’m not sure why Middlesex are allowed to play as the county doesn’t exist."Yorkshire" doesn't exist either:
Crisis club Middlesex begin plan to move away from Lord’s
Exclusive: County take step towards private ownership amid a Cricket Regulator investigation into their chief executive
Middlesex have taken the first step towards private ownership to fund a new home away from Lord’s.
The crisis-plagued county have told members they are actively exploring demutualisation after being plunged into fresh turmoil amid a Cricket Regulator investigation into their chief executive.
Andrew Cornish was absent from a meeting with members on Tuesday at which the club began a formal consultation over becoming just the fourth first-class county to go private.
Chairman Richard Sykes told Telegraph Sport that Cornish was “on a leave of absence”, adding: “The Cricket Regulator is involved and I can’t say more than that.”
The investigation into Cornish, who has denied any wrongdoing, is unrelated to demutualisation. But the timing could hardly be worse for the 161-year-old club as they look to join Durham, Northamptonshire and Hampshire in becoming privately owned.
As tenants of Marylebone Cricket Club at Lord’s, Middlesex are unique among the 18 counties as they do not own their home ground. This means they are unable to make money through non-cricket activities such as conferencing and events.
They play at a series of outgrounds such as Merchant Taylors’ School, Richmond and Radlett, but have long sought a “home away from home” to provide stability and generate income. Sykes believes the only way to raise the funds for this is via demutualisation.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/cricket/2025/12/02/middlesex-county-cricket-club-plan-move-away-lords-private/
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Yorkshire has never had a county council, but it exists.
Pre-1974, no-one sane claimed that, say, Rochdale wasn't in Lancashire or Nottingham wasn't in Nottinghamshire just because those county councils did not have jurisdiction over those settlements.
There's a lot more attached to a county than simply a council.
And I don't particularly care which bit of geography my council covers or attaches its name to (well I do, but for different reasons). What I want is an immutable set of sub-national units so I can answer to a question like 'where is Barnoldswick?', or be able to ask 'how many towns in Cheshire have had a club in the football league' without havibg to explain what I mean by 'Cheshire' (or, indeed, the football league, though that is a different issue).
I'm not even particularly invested in Cheshire. If we were to declare 2025 to be year 0 and henceforth here is now Lancashire, fine. As long as we don't dick around with it any further. Not for the next thousand years, anyway.
Gaily into Ruislip Gardens
Runs the red electric train..............
https://allpoetry.com/Middlesex
Re: The worm that turned? – politicalbetting.com
So many people are trying to make a living out of producing YouTube videos that you wonder how long it is before there aren't enough viewers to go around. Having said that, there are lots of very interesting channels such as Mentour Pilot (if you're interested in aviation).Another one is Big Jet TV.
Re: The worm that turned? – politicalbetting.com
They could have tried to eBay a UXB?It's a curious one.Looks like there's going to be a controlled explosion in Derby.Are they getting rid of Derby?
Two blokes have been arrested on suspicion of explosives offences, 200 households have been arrested, and there will be a controlled explosion, but it is not terrorism related.
So why do these blokes have something explosive that needs to be blown up? And what is it?
I thought UXB, but there are no arrests fo UXBs.
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Re: The worm that turned? – politicalbetting.com
Has the Putin stooge had anything to say yet about the Salisbury enquiry ?
Or is he too busy making up imaginary letters from schoolmates saying he was Mother Theresa .
Or is he too busy making up imaginary letters from schoolmates saying he was Mother Theresa .
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