Is the Cost of Living crisis getting to you? Just follow Keir Starmer's Top Tip and get your favourite club to give you tickets worth £1,400 for one match for free, then 'forget' to declare them in time!
It definitely is. Leon was roaming the streets of Agra looking for street children to bestow money on to allow them to go to school.
Late on evening he heard crying from a dark corner and found a naked woman cowering and trying to protect her modesty.
He edged closer without gazing at her directly to spare her blushes and discovered she was a British policewoman who had cruelly been de-bagged by her nasty male police colleagues from the Met whilst on a police exchange with the Indian police.
Without a second thought Leon wrapped the silk rajasthani throw he had bought for his London pied a terre around her and gouged his eyes out to ensure her naked shame would not be a barrier to him selflessly helping her.
He then selflessly took her back to his suite at the Oberoi and handed her his bank cards and travellers checques and said that she must stay there alone, recover and he would find her again one day.
As blind Leon left he fumbled for his phone in order to tell his publisher that they wouldn’t any longer find him at his hotel but would find him on the streets, bemoaning how the modern world has corrupted the relationship between man and woman and accidentally took that picture.
Luckily in his wanderings he found an eye surgeon who he was at UCL with who restored his sight.
And reader, he married her, and they live together in Newent with their labradors and eight children.
EXCLUSIVE: The UK's ability to train fast jet pilots is in crisis because of faulty aircraft, a need for more instructors and an influx of foreign students filling up the course, leaked @RoyalAirForce documents suggest.
Woke has come up on the Rishi focus groups obv, but attacks "on our history and our women" sounds a bit pre war; some of your audience actually are women, mate, and prolly resent references to their chattel status.
Farm food not solar. Has that been properly focus-grouped? You'd have thought more food *and* more solar power would be popular.
I hate solar farms on farmland because they tend to be on prime growing land - gentle south facing slopes - which is a waste when they could be on factory roofs. Shouldn't think farmers are terribly fussed though if the money is right.
EXCLUSIVE: The UK's ability to train fast jet pilots is in crisis because of faulty aircraft, a need for more instructors and an influx of foreign students filling up the course, leaked @RoyalAirForce documents suggest.
Recruits are spending months - sometimes years - effectively flying desks instead of warplanes as they wait for training slots to open.
But the FLSOJ got a seat...
Despite being no supporter of Boris do you think there might just possibly be a bit of a difference with a PR job, single flight with him compared to putting a pilot through a full training programme?
"economically inactive" does not mean "unemployed" as Liz Truss well knows even as she just said that.
What happens at Oxford PPE tutorials? Do they all agree about something economically and then say "but of course when one of you runs to be leader of our party you will have spout bollocks about this aspect of the subject"?
Truss admits she has no idea about the level of the benefit.
It’s way better to admit you don’t know a number, than to take a stab at it and be miles away.
She’s the Foreign Secretary now, not the Treasury Secretary any more, and probably has an out-of-date number in the back of her head somewhere, which it can be difficult not to blurt out under pressure.
Truss admits she has no idea about the level of the benefit.
It’s way better to admit you don’t know a number, than to take a stab at it and be miles away.
She’s the Foreign Secretary now, not the Treasury Secretary any more, and probably has an out-of-date number in the back of her head somewhere, which it can be difficult not to blurt out under pressure.
Yet I cannot believe that her surgeries and email boxes are not full of people coming with benefit questions.
Also disturbed by the continuity Boris thing. All seems a bit Trumpy and awful.
Cruddas is a fighter. The allegation of offering "cash for access" was upheld in court, but nonetheless he won libel damages. Continuity Johnson may have legs. Johnson could squelch it now if he wanted.
Johnson may have the status of "dead but he won't lay down". Perhaps he'll be weakened further. I have put a few more pounds on Raab as next PM at 720.
The Carlton played a role in 2022 in a distorted echo of 1922. Maybe there will be a story about a groper (or worse) at the Athenaeum or White's, or a bondage party in Knightsbridge, and we'll get further into uncharted territory. Sunak seems to be fighting hard and he's got resources. I wouldn't rule him out.
But none of this is Trumpy. Johnson has been called e.g. "narcissist". He's not. He's an extravert who likes the sound of his own voice, sails close to the wind, and sometimes wings it. He's not a nutter. He's not brilliant, but he's educated. He wouldn't in a million years say switch off the metal detectors, let them through with their guns and knives because none of them want to shoot Meee, as Trump did on 6 January.
Truss admits she has no idea about the level of the benefit.
It’s way better to admit you don’t know a number, than to take a stab at it and be miles away.
She’s the Foreign Secretary now, not the Treasury Secretary any more, and probably has an out-of-date number in the back of her head somewhere, which it can be difficult not to blurt out under pressure.
Yup. As a rule, if a politician gets “price of milk” questions right it just means they get a one page briefing on it each morning and retained the number today. Nothing more and nothing less.
Truss voice is just weird imho. Something distinctly odd. Kinda of faux posh and we know she did not speak like this when she was younger (as she has said).
Taj Mahal there. In the middle. Shot taken with an iPhone 10 from the Curzon Suite of the Agra Oberoi, really making the most of the light on the domes
Go back and get a better picture of it in the rosy light of pre- dawn.
Truss admits she has no idea about the level of the benefit.
It’s way better to admit you don’t know a number, than to take a stab at it and be miles away.
She’s the Foreign Secretary now, not the Treasury Secretary any more, and probably has an out-of-date number in the back of her head somewhere, which it can be difficult not to blurt out under pressure.
Yup. As a rule, if a politician gets “price of milk” questions right it just means they get a one page briefing on it each morning and retained the number today. Nothing more and nothing less.
Cameron famously got that one-page briefing, on ‘gotcha’ questions hacks would ask of ministers.
The only one I wouldn’t give them a pass for not knowing, is the price of petrol. You see it written in foot-high lights, dozens of times a day.
Woke has come up on the Rishi focus groups obv, but attacks "on our history and our women" sounds a bit pre war; some of your audience actually are women, mate, and prolly resent references to their chattel status.
He really said that? That's a double yuck with a side helping of yuck served with a yuck sauce.
The new Predator movie 'Prey' is really good. Went in with fairly low expectations and really enjoyed it a lot.
Sounds good, Disney+ have a whole Predator section I noticed earlier now, I gu as that's why.
Just seen Lightyear which has just been added to Disney+ for family movie night.
I didn't have high expectations, I'd tried to miss reviews as I didn't want spoilers but had heard mixed things about it, but it was really enjoyable and the whole family loved it.
Though if they are checking Tory members before allowing them in, does this mean the great unwashed have been giving £25 each to the Conservatives?
Probably ‘borrowed’ membership cards from their now very embarrassed parents!
That said, half a dozen of them paid £300 each to go to the Grand Prix at Silverstone, only to find themselves in the back of a paddy wagon five minutes after the race started.
Truss admits she has no idea about the level of the benefit.
It’s way better to admit you don’t know a number, than to take a stab at it and be miles away.
She’s the Foreign Secretary now, not the Treasury Secretary any more, and probably has an out-of-date number in the back of her head somewhere, which it can be difficult not to blurt out under pressure.
Do you think she'd have got a Foreign Office stat right? I have my doubts.
Though if they are checking Tory members before allowing them in, does this mean the great unwashed have been giving £25 each to the Conservatives?
Probably ‘borrowed’ membership cards from their now very embarrassed parents!
That said, half a dozen of them paid £300 each to go to the Grand Prix at Silverstone, only to find themselves in the back of a paddy wagon five minutes after the race started.
They will have fundraised for it with contributions from people not so keen to be arrested.
Though if they are checking Tory members before allowing them in, does this mean the great unwashed have been giving £25 each to the Conservatives?
Probably ‘borrowed’ membership cards from their now very embarrassed parents!
That said, half a dozen of them paid £300 each to go to the Grand Prix at Silverstone, only to find themselves in the back of a paddy wagon five minutes after the race started.
Also disturbed by the continuity Boris thing. All seems a bit Trumpy and awful.
Cruddas is a fighter. The allegation of offering "cash for access" was upheld in court, but nonetheless he won libel damages. Continuity Johnson may have legs. Johnson could squelch it now if he wanted.
Johnson may have the status of "dead but he won't lay down". Perhaps he'll be weakened further. I have put a few more pounds on Raab as next PM at 720.
The Carlton played a role in 2022 in a distorted echo of 1922. Maybe there will be a story about a groper (or worse) at the Athenaeum or White's, or a bondage party in Knightsbridge, and we'll get further into uncharted territory. Sunak seems to be fighting hard and he's got resources. I wouldn't rule him out.
But none of this is Trumpy. Johnson has been called e.g. "narcissist". He's not. He's an extravert who likes the sound of his own voice, sails close to the wind, and sometimes wings it. He's not a nutter. He's not brilliant, but he's educated. He wouldn't in a million years say switch off the metal detectors, let them through with their guns and knives because none of them want to shoot Meee, as Trump did on 6 January.
This is an interesting turn of phrase. It has been reported that he used to do after-dinner speaking, turning up late and dishevelled not knowing what even he was speaking at. Every time. That is the appearance of winging it but done as a well constructed act.
So we know that he is very comfortable and happy winging it. Usually with a bit of practice. What has done him over as PM is that instead of getting a drunk audience laughing his funny routine has been met with silence.
The UK deserves some credit for having politicians who are willing to discuss the need for more affordable housing. That simply isn't an issue in most of the US, even in places where the problem is the worst. And the ways for NIMBYs to block new housing are numerous.
Here's some data: "Over that span, ever-tightening zoning regulations have choked off housing options for countless middle-class families. Townhouses, duplexes and small apartment buildings are widely banned — including on 75 percent of residential land in Los Angeles and 94 percent in San Jose.
State lawmakers periodically try to attack the problem at its root, but ambitious bills that would address the supply problem have repeatedly died in Sacramento at the hands of politicians fearing retribution from not-in-my-backyard voters. Hence the politically safer but financially dubious move to subsidize down payments for first-time home buyers." source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/07/28/california-home-buying-assistance-counterproductive/
(Years ago, I read of a California firm that would help NIMBYs by . . . . finding a new species in the area where the NIMBYs wanted to block new construction. There are, for example, so many beatles that apparently it is not too difficult, or wasn't, for an entomologist to find a new one.
I have no idea how successful the firm was. And I have to admit that I admired the firm a little, in somewhat the same way one might admire a burglar's skill.)
Though if they are checking Tory members before allowing them in, does this mean the great unwashed have been giving £25 each to the Conservatives?
Probably ‘borrowed’ membership cards from their now very embarrassed parents!
That said, half a dozen of them paid £300 each to go to the Grand Prix at Silverstone, only to find themselves in the back of a paddy wagon five minutes after the race started.
Longer race than Zhou Guanyu then.
The joy of F1 at the moment is the McLaren saga. Bad enough that they have more contracted drivers than seats in Indycar, now they are playing silly buggers in F1 too. And making a seat in Formula E the booby prize...
A few holiday thoughts. El Campello is rammed full of people. We've been coming here for 20 years (as Spanish FIL lives up the mountain) and I've never seen it this busy. OK so this is the first week of Spanish school holidays and the hordes have come to the Costa from inland. But even so. Its *buzzing*.
A question. We have a problem in the UK with people who cant handle a drink and people who are getting increasingly angry and abusive to front line employees of pretty much anything. Would we be more placid and chilled like the wonderful Spanish if we enforced a siesta?
OK so there is little point insisting on an afternoon snooze in Scotland in February, but doing things to chill people the fuck out would help. And yet Mistress Truss thinks people are feckless and lazy and need to work harder.
No wonder half of my friends are on the happy pills...
Though if they are checking Tory members before allowing them in, does this mean the great unwashed have been giving £25 each to the Conservatives?
Probably ‘borrowed’ membership cards from their now very embarrassed parents!
That said, half a dozen of them paid £300 each to go to the Grand Prix at Silverstone, only to find themselves in the back of a paddy wagon five minutes after the race started.
Longer race than Zhou Guanyu then.
The joy of F1 at the moment is the McLaren saga. Bad enough that they have more contracted drivers than seats in Indycar, now they are playing silly buggers in F1 too. And making a seat in Formula E the booby prize...
Hope that Zak Brown has some good contract lawyers on retention. He seems to have signed at least two drivers that were contracted elsewhere for next season.
I reckon the way around it, is that Alex Palou does next year in F1, and Oscar Piastri does next year in Indycar.
Truss wants uk to develop its own google or apple.
Doubt she has a clue how that would actually happen.
It's good that she's said it though.
Its the UK. Her party would be very happy form someone to develop a Google or Apple. Which would then be flogged to foreign investors for a one-off cut to a Tory-donor middleman.
Though if they are checking Tory members before allowing them in, does this mean the great unwashed have been giving £25 each to the Conservatives?
Probably ‘borrowed’ membership cards from their now very embarrassed parents!
That said, half a dozen of them paid £300 each to go to the Grand Prix at Silverstone, only to find themselves in the back of a paddy wagon five minutes after the race started.
Longer race than Zhou Guanyu then.
The joy of F1 at the moment is the McLaren saga. Bad enough that they have more contracted drivers than seats in Indycar, now they are playing silly buggers in F1 too. And making a seat in Formula E the booby prize...
Hope that Zak Brown has some good contract lawyers on retention. He seems to have signed at least two drivers that were contracted elsewhere for next season.
I reckon the way around it, is that Alex Palou does next year in F1, and Oscar Piastri does next year in Indycar.
There is still time to sign the people's driver Jimmie Johnson. Come on mams, cheer on the Jimmie!!!!!
Truss on whether she'll offer more help with spiralling fuel bills this winter:
"Of course I will look at what more can be done. But the way I would do things is in a Conservative way of lowering the tax burden, not giving out handouts
Though if they are checking Tory members before allowing them in, does this mean the great unwashed have been giving £25 each to the Conservatives?
Probably ‘borrowed’ membership cards from their now very embarrassed parents!
That said, half a dozen of them paid £300 each to go to the Grand Prix at Silverstone, only to find themselves in the back of a paddy wagon five minutes after the race started.
Longer race than Zhou Guanyu then.
The joy of F1 at the moment is the McLaren saga. Bad enough that they have more contracted drivers than seats in Indycar, now they are playing silly buggers in F1 too. And making a seat in Formula E the booby prize...
Hope that Zak Brown has some good contract lawyers on retention. He seems to have signed at least two drivers that were contracted elsewhere for next season.
I reckon the way around it, is that Alex Palou does next year in F1, and Oscar Piastri does next year in Indycar.
There is still time to sign the people's driver Jimmie Johnson. Come on mams, cheer on the Jimmie!!!!!
Not quite sure he qualifies for a Super Licence just yet!
It definitely is. Leon was roaming the streets of Agra looking for street children to bestow money on to allow them to go to school.
Late on evening he heard crying from a dark corner and found a naked woman cowering and trying to protect her modesty.
He edged closer without gazing at her directly to spare her blushes and discovered she was a British policewoman who had cruelly been de-bagged by her nasty male police colleagues from the Met whilst on a police exchange with the Indian police.
Without a second thought Leon wrapped the silk rajasthani throw he had bought for his London pied a terre around her and gouged his eyes out to ensure her naked shame would not be a barrier to him selflessly helping her.
He then selflessly took her back to his suite at the Oberoi and handed her his bank cards and travellers checques and said that she must stay there alone, recover and he would find her again one day.
As blind Leon left he fumbled for his phone in order to tell his publisher that they wouldn’t any longer find him at his hotel but would find him on the streets, bemoaning how the modern world has corrupted the relationship between man and woman and accidentally took that picture.
Luckily in his wanderings he found an eye surgeon who he was at UCL with who restored his sight.
And reader, he married her, and they live together in Newent with their labradors and eight children.
Why did you have to spoil such a realistic and well-paced narrative with a totally implausible last sentence?
Truss wants a "strong economics unit in No10" and said the Bank of England's mandate may be up for review:
"One of the issues I want to look at is the control of the money supply and particularly the quantitative easing policy and the impact that’s had"
Utter lunacy
Actually no. If she is intent on confronting the utter lunacy of quantitative easing then she goes up (very fractionally) in my estimation. She won't of course.
Oksana Pokalchuk, the head of Amnesty International Ukraine to resign over disagreements with @amnesty’s leadership. “If you don’t live in a country, that’s being torn apart, you’ll never understand what it means, to blame the army of its defenders”.
Lovely video of the man with all the integrity telling strikers he'd stand with them in 2020 during his campaign and how he was a proud trade unionist. Obviously that was before he set off on the road to Damascus and became a committed rule breaking anti strike brexiteer boi
Truss on whether she'll offer more help with spiralling fuel bills this winter:
"Of course I will look at what more can be done. But the way I would do things is in a Conservative way of lowering the tax burden, not giving out handouts
Truss on whether she'll offer more help with spiralling fuel bills this winter:
"Of course I will look at what more can be done. But the way I would do things is in a Conservative way of lowering the tax burden, not giving out handouts
We were the world leader in R&D on fibre including one of the world's first deployments. The Tories stopped that and sold the expertise to Japan and South Korea.
We had our own Apple, it was called ARM and the Tories let it be sold off
Apple these days is an idea and a dream and a cloud software entity. What we should ve started doing a decade ago was establishing a semiconductor business so we wouldn't now be whining like bitches about Ooooh they are all made in Taiwan and what are we to do if Winnie the Pooh kicks off
A few holiday thoughts. El Campello is rammed full of people. We've been coming here for 20 years (as Spanish FIL lives up the mountain) and I've never seen it this busy. OK so this is the first week of Spanish school holidays and the hordes have come to the Costa from inland. But even so. Its *buzzing*.
A question. We have a problem in the UK with people who cant handle a drink and people who are getting increasingly angry and abusive to front line employees of pretty much anything. Would we be more placid and chilled like the wonderful Spanish if we enforced a siesta?
OK so there is little point insisting on an afternoon snooze in Scotland in February, but doing things to chill people the fuck out would help. And yet Mistress Truss thinks people are feckless and lazy and need to work harder.
No wonder half of my friends are on the happy pills...
My understanding is that Spaniards work more hours than the British rather than less.
Truss wants a "strong economics unit in No10" and said the Bank of England's mandate may be up for review:
"One of the issues I want to look at is the control of the money supply and particularly the quantitative easing policy and the impact that’s had"
Utter lunacy
No. “Utter lunacy” was running the money printer pretty much 24/7 since the GFC. And to do so without meaningful democratic oversight was crazy.
There was a reasonable argument for moderate QE in the immediate aftermath of ‘08, but it should have ended within a few years and been fully reversed by now.
Oksana Pokalchuk, the head of Amnesty International Ukraine to resign over disagreements with @amnesty’s leadership. “If you don’t live in a country, that’s being torn apart, you’ll never understand what it means, to blame the army of its defenders”.
We were the world leader in R&D on fibre including one of the world's first deployments. The Tories stopped that and sold the expertise to Japan and South Korea.
They have fucked us over too many times
Private company, love, and the means of production sadly do not belong to the workers. So wtf are you on about?
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(I do realise this phrase could apply in many situations .....)
Liz now favours
freeportslow tax enterprise zones.I was nailed on for Sunak, but I now think I'll vote Truss.
Late on evening he heard crying from a dark corner and found a naked woman cowering and trying to protect her modesty.
He edged closer without gazing at her directly to spare her blushes and discovered she was a British policewoman who had cruelly been de-bagged by her nasty male police colleagues from the Met whilst on a police exchange with the Indian police.
Without a second thought Leon wrapped the silk rajasthani throw he had bought for his London pied a terre around her and gouged his eyes out to ensure her naked shame would not be a barrier to him selflessly helping her.
He then selflessly took her back to his suite at the Oberoi and handed her his bank cards and travellers checques and said that she must stay there alone, recover and he would find her again one day.
As blind Leon left he fumbled for his phone in order to tell his publisher that they wouldn’t any longer find him at his hotel but would find him on the streets, bemoaning how the modern world has corrupted the relationship between man and woman and accidentally took that picture.
Luckily in his wanderings he found an eye surgeon who he was at UCL with who restored his sight.
And reader, he married her, and they live together in Newent with their labradors and eight children.
And the one I remember as if it were yesterday is the 23,782nd - I totally agreed with that.
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https://bit.ly/3oTZjKC
Recruits are spending months - sometimes years - effectively flying desks instead of warplanes as they wait for training slots to open.
But the FLSOJ got a seat...
Liz Cheney
@Liz_Cheney
“In our nation’s 246 year history there has never been an individual who is a greater threat to our Republic than Donald Trump.” Dick Cheney
https://twitter.com/Liz_Cheney/status/1555270027871338496
I'm starting to wonder whether we judged Corbyn too harshly.
At least he wasn't a phoney
Campaign in poetry, govern in garbage.
What happens at Oxford PPE tutorials? Do they all agree about something economically and then say "but of course when one of you runs to be leader of our party you will have spout bollocks about this aspect of the subject"?
Doubt she has a clue how that would actually happen.
Excellent.
Truss admits she has no idea about the level of the benefit.
She’s the Foreign Secretary now, not the Treasury Secretary any more, and probably has an out-of-date number in the back of her head somewhere, which it can be difficult not to blurt out under pressure.
Johnson may have the status of "dead but he won't lay down". Perhaps he'll be weakened further. I have put a few more pounds on Raab as next PM at 720.
The Carlton played a role in 2022 in a distorted echo of 1922. Maybe there will be a story about a groper (or worse) at the Athenaeum or White's, or a bondage party in Knightsbridge, and we'll get further into uncharted territory. Sunak seems to be fighting hard and he's got resources. I wouldn't rule him out.
But none of this is Trumpy. Johnson has been called e.g. "narcissist". He's not. He's an extravert who likes the sound of his own voice, sails close to the wind, and sometimes wings it. He's not a nutter. He's not brilliant, but he's educated. He wouldn't in a million years say switch off the metal detectors, let them through with their guns and knives because none of them want to shoot Meee, as Trump did on 6 January.
How will it go down with the voters?
We shall soon see.
The only one I wouldn’t give them a pass for not knowing, is the price of petrol. You see it written in foot-high lights, dozens of times a day.
Time after time the same mistakes are made.
Remember back when BoP used to be a headline number that would lead the news?
Though if they are checking Tory members before allowing them in, does this mean the great unwashed have been giving £25 each to the Conservatives?
Just seen Lightyear which has just been added to Disney+ for family movie night.
I didn't have high expectations, I'd tried to miss reviews as I didn't want spoilers but had heard mixed things about it, but it was really enjoyable and the whole family loved it.
That said, half a dozen of them paid £300 each to go to the Grand Prix at Silverstone, only to find themselves in the back of a paddy wagon five minutes after the race started.
Its the plaything of the bored rich anyway. That's less than they'd spend on a Cheeky Nando's.
EDIT: PS Congrats Sandpit.
Betfair next prime minister
1.12 Liz Truss 89%
9.4 Rishi Sunak 11%
Next Conservative leader
1.11 Liz Truss 90%
9.4 Rishi Sunak 11%
So we know that he is very comfortable and happy winging it. Usually with a bit of practice. What has done him over as PM is that instead of getting a drunk audience laughing his funny routine has been met with silence.
Aah.
And then he *really* is winging it...
https://twitter.com/Parody_PM/status/1555632334896078848?s=20&t=C8roM8Lqct8oC_ca7v_Lbg
Here's some data: "Over that span, ever-tightening zoning regulations have choked off housing options for countless middle-class families. Townhouses, duplexes and small apartment buildings are widely banned — including on 75 percent of residential land in Los Angeles and 94 percent in San Jose.
State lawmakers periodically try to attack the problem at its root, but ambitious bills that would address the supply problem have repeatedly died in Sacramento at the hands of politicians fearing retribution from not-in-my-backyard voters. Hence the politically safer but financially dubious move to subsidize down payments for first-time home buyers."
source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/07/28/california-home-buying-assistance-counterproductive/
(Years ago, I read of a California firm that would help NIMBYs by . . . . finding a new species in the area where the NIMBYs wanted to block new construction. There are, for example, so many beatles that apparently it is not too difficult, or wasn't, for an entomologist to find a new one.
I have no idea how successful the firm was. And I have to admit that I admired the firm a little, in somewhat the same way one might admire a burglar's skill.)
A question. We have a problem in the UK with people who cant handle a drink and people who are getting increasingly angry and abusive to front line employees of pretty much anything. Would we be more placid and chilled like the wonderful Spanish if we enforced a siesta?
OK so there is little point insisting on an afternoon snooze in Scotland in February, but doing things to chill people the fuck out would help. And yet Mistress Truss thinks people are feckless and lazy and need to work harder.
No wonder half of my friends are on the happy pills...
I reckon the way around it, is that Alex Palou does next year in F1, and Oscar Piastri does next year in Indycar.
Thats all they do.
"One of the issues I want to look at is the control of the money supply and particularly the quantitative easing policy and the impact that’s had"
Utter lunacy
"Of course I will look at what more can be done. But the way I would do things is in a Conservative way of lowering the tax burden, not giving out handouts
Muppet
The only thing more lunatic, is the games with the “income” on the “bonds” represented by this “money”.
The whole thing needs to be unwound over time, and it’s going to be horrible.
https://twitter.com/olex_scherba/status/1555628616741969923
Obviously that was before he set off on the road to Damascus and became a committed rule breaking anti strike brexiteer boi
Only 13% of Americans leave the country every year.
They have fucked us over too many times
The first of my tomatoes was ripe, and it was delicious.
I am now in favour of forty degree heat and drought conditions (so long as I’m not in a hosepipe ban).
There was a reasonable argument for moderate QE in the immediate aftermath of ‘08, but it should have ended within a few years and been fully reversed by now.