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  • BartholomewRobertsBartholomewRoberts Posts: 24,861

    https://x.com/disclosetv/status/1936548427803828446

    Trump to convene National Security meeting within the hour — Fox News

    Time for the latest TACO dance?
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 128,204
    ohnotnow said:

    carnforth said:

    a

    carnforth said:

    Andy_JS said:

    "Wes Streeting: NHS can’t afford assisted dying and MPs got it wrong

    The health secretary says letting terminally ill people end their lives could divert resources from elsewhere in the service" (£)

    https://www.thetimes.com/article/0fd01bf3-3aef-4a7b-b97f-6e2f6bace848?shareToken=313fd758093d0be5502bb88e16f109ae

    He's really suggesting it will net cost the NHS money?
    Between doctors time, administering actual drugs, monitoring, oversight, lawyers….

    I’m thinking that “NHS Exit” will need a Richard Rogers designed headquarters, lots of art. A huge number of NU10K on 6 figures knowing nothing…

    I’ll run it for £684,463 per year.
    Cancel devolution and use the Scottish parliament. Orwellian enough.
    Devolution appears to have been at least sidestepped as apparently all the SLab MPs voted on the Assisted Dying England & Wales bill. No doubt the Anglo Brits will shortly be bleating about this assault on their democracy.
    To be fair that is pretty poor given this is a devolved matter. And I say that as a long standing supporter of Scottish Independence.
    If there's one thing that comes to mind with SLab - it's the very word "disappointed".
    Plaid MPs also voted on assisted dying despite the fact the Senedd are supposed to consent before it comes into law in Wales
  • TheuniondivvieTheuniondivvie Posts: 44,032

    carnforth said:

    a

    carnforth said:

    Andy_JS said:

    "Wes Streeting: NHS can’t afford assisted dying and MPs got it wrong

    The health secretary says letting terminally ill people end their lives could divert resources from elsewhere in the service" (£)

    https://www.thetimes.com/article/0fd01bf3-3aef-4a7b-b97f-6e2f6bace848?shareToken=313fd758093d0be5502bb88e16f109ae

    He's really suggesting it will net cost the NHS money?
    Between doctors time, administering actual drugs, monitoring, oversight, lawyers….

    I’m thinking that “NHS Exit” will need a Richard Rogers designed headquarters, lots of art. A huge number of NU10K on 6 figures knowing nothing…

    I’ll run it for £684,463 per year.
    Cancel devolution and use the Scottish parliament. Orwellian enough.
    Devolution appears to have been at least sidestepped as apparently all the SLab MPs voted on the Assisted Dying England & Wales bill. No doubt the Anglo Brits will shortly be bleating about this assault on their democracy.
    To be fair that is pretty poor given this is a devolved matter. And I say that as a long standing supporter of Scottish Independence.
    Unionist parties gotta Union. Pretty sure Unionism is now the unifying principle for the PLP, far above social justice, equality and an ethical foreign policy.
  • rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 66,395

    https://x.com/disclosetv/status/1936548427803828446

    Trump to convene National Security meeting within the hour — Fox News

    Time for the latest TACO dance?
    IT has come to MY ATTENTION that thanks to you lot I have STILL NOT WON the NOBEL PeaCE prize i SO DESERVE.

    I don't care WHO you bomb back to the STONE age tonight but I want MY prize.

    Thank you for your attention in this matter.
  • MexicanpeteMexicanpete Posts: 32,463
    Taz said:

    Taz said:

    Taz said:

    Leon said:

    Just now on the Thames at Richmond -

    Sweet Thames, run softly, til I end my song -

    - a group of maybe 100 young happy people - all races creeds and cultures -

    All singing “Valerie” in chorus - a la Amy Winehouse

    Just a glimpse. A glimpse

    Not the Stevie Winwood track, which is better in every conceivable way
    Different song I think. Amy's was a cover of the Zutons'.
    Yes, and the Monkees did a belter called ‘Valleri’, again a different track but better than the Whinehouse one IMHO
    And who did the remix of the Winwood version with the soft-porn video set in an aerobics class?
    Why that would be Eric Prydz, and I didn’t need to google it.

    Call on Me.

    Would be frowned on today.
    I believe Steve re-recorded "Call on me" specifically for Eric Prydz. The hit of Valerie was a remastering (with an orchestral flavour) version of the rather subdued track on Arc of a Diver.

    Steve is only in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Traffic, which demonstrates what a load of old shite the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is, particularly if you check out some of the 3rd rate American inductees.

    Steve's eldest daughter is married to a guy who bankrolls the Conservative Party. Can't remember his name mind.
  • TheuniondivvieTheuniondivvie Posts: 44,032
    HYUFD said:

    ohnotnow said:

    carnforth said:

    a

    carnforth said:

    Andy_JS said:

    "Wes Streeting: NHS can’t afford assisted dying and MPs got it wrong

    The health secretary says letting terminally ill people end their lives could divert resources from elsewhere in the service" (£)

    https://www.thetimes.com/article/0fd01bf3-3aef-4a7b-b97f-6e2f6bace848?shareToken=313fd758093d0be5502bb88e16f109ae

    He's really suggesting it will net cost the NHS money?
    Between doctors time, administering actual drugs, monitoring, oversight, lawyers….

    I’m thinking that “NHS Exit” will need a Richard Rogers designed headquarters, lots of art. A huge number of NU10K on 6 figures knowing nothing…

    I’ll run it for £684,463 per year.
    Cancel devolution and use the Scottish parliament. Orwellian enough.
    Devolution appears to have been at least sidestepped as apparently all the SLab MPs voted on the Assisted Dying England & Wales bill. No doubt the Anglo Brits will shortly be bleating about this assault on their democracy.
    To be fair that is pretty poor given this is a devolved matter. And I say that as a long standing supporter of Scottish Independence.
    If there's one thing that comes to mind with SLab - it's the very word "disappointed".
    Plaid MPs also voted on assisted dying despite the fact the Senedd are supposed to consent before it comes into law in Wales
    Yeah, but it’s England and Wales legislation.
  • ohnotnowohnotnow Posts: 4,946
    Andy_JS said:

    Andy_JS said:

    I was wondering how PB compares to 10 years ago. Here's a thread from 21st June 2015. Comments are still available to read.

    https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2015/06/21/betting-on-the-next-labour-leader-leading-the-party-into-the-next-general-election/

    Some names from the past e.g Charles, Carlotta, Dodds and of course Plato
    I think we had slightly more variety of posters back then with a wider range of views.
    They've all upgraded to PB-Pro now. Are you not a member? There is a patreon. Tragic that they're reduced to that - but at least there's not an onlyfans yet.
  • BartholomewRobertsBartholomewRoberts Posts: 24,861
    HYUFD said:

    ohnotnow said:

    carnforth said:

    a

    carnforth said:

    Andy_JS said:

    "Wes Streeting: NHS can’t afford assisted dying and MPs got it wrong

    The health secretary says letting terminally ill people end their lives could divert resources from elsewhere in the service" (£)

    https://www.thetimes.com/article/0fd01bf3-3aef-4a7b-b97f-6e2f6bace848?shareToken=313fd758093d0be5502bb88e16f109ae

    He's really suggesting it will net cost the NHS money?
    Between doctors time, administering actual drugs, monitoring, oversight, lawyers….

    I’m thinking that “NHS Exit” will need a Richard Rogers designed headquarters, lots of art. A huge number of NU10K on 6 figures knowing nothing…

    I’ll run it for £684,463 per year.
    Cancel devolution and use the Scottish parliament. Orwellian enough.
    Devolution appears to have been at least sidestepped as apparently all the SLab MPs voted on the Assisted Dying England & Wales bill. No doubt the Anglo Brits will shortly be bleating about this assault on their democracy.
    To be fair that is pretty poor given this is a devolved matter. And I say that as a long standing supporter of Scottish Independence.
    If there's one thing that comes to mind with SLab - it's the very word "disappointed".
    Plaid MPs also voted on assisted dying despite the fact the Senedd are supposed to consent before it comes into law in Wales
    That's not a despite, its England and Wales legislation. Yes the Senedd need to consent but that comes after the legislation is voted on in Parliament, so of course they should vote.
  • rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 66,395
    Andy_JS said:

    viewcode said:

    Andy_JS said:

    I was wondering how PB compares to 10 years ago. Here's a thread from 21st June 2015. Comments are still available to read.

    https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2015/06/21/betting-on-the-next-labour-leader-leading-the-party-into-the-next-general-election/

    Some names from the past e.g Charles, Carlotta, Dodds and of course Plato
    @AlistairMeeks. @foxinsoxuk . Also some that don't post so often any more, such as @SouthamObserver .
    I wonder why.
    SO was one of the most interesting posters on here, I'm sorry he's left.
    Other names from the past that I recall:

    Tissue Price - we know why he left.
    Black_Rook
    Scrap-heap
    148grrs

  • TheuniondivvieTheuniondivvie Posts: 44,032
    ohnotnow said:

    Andy_JS said:

    Andy_JS said:

    I was wondering how PB compares to 10 years ago. Here's a thread from 21st June 2015. Comments are still available to read.

    https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2015/06/21/betting-on-the-next-labour-leader-leading-the-party-into-the-next-general-election/

    Some names from the past e.g Charles, Carlotta, Dodds and of course Plato
    I think we had slightly more variety of posters back then with a wider range of views.
    They've all upgraded to PB-Pro now. Are you not a member? There is a patreon. Tragic that they're reduced to that - but at least there's not an onlyfans yet.
    If there were it would largely be a load of old bollocks.
    Literally.
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 128,204

    HYUFD said:

    ohnotnow said:

    carnforth said:

    a

    carnforth said:

    Andy_JS said:

    "Wes Streeting: NHS can’t afford assisted dying and MPs got it wrong

    The health secretary says letting terminally ill people end their lives could divert resources from elsewhere in the service" (£)

    https://www.thetimes.com/article/0fd01bf3-3aef-4a7b-b97f-6e2f6bace848?shareToken=313fd758093d0be5502bb88e16f109ae

    He's really suggesting it will net cost the NHS money?
    Between doctors time, administering actual drugs, monitoring, oversight, lawyers….

    I’m thinking that “NHS Exit” will need a Richard Rogers designed headquarters, lots of art. A huge number of NU10K on 6 figures knowing nothing…

    I’ll run it for £684,463 per year.
    Cancel devolution and use the Scottish parliament. Orwellian enough.
    Devolution appears to have been at least sidestepped as apparently all the SLab MPs voted on the Assisted Dying England & Wales bill. No doubt the Anglo Brits will shortly be bleating about this assault on their democracy.
    To be fair that is pretty poor given this is a devolved matter. And I say that as a long standing supporter of Scottish Independence.
    If there's one thing that comes to mind with SLab - it's the very word "disappointed".
    Plaid MPs also voted on assisted dying despite the fact the Senedd are supposed to consent before it comes into law in Wales
    Yeah, but it’s England and Wales legislation.
    Which will only apply in Wales if the Senedd approve it when they vote on it later this year.

  • Richard_TyndallRichard_Tyndall Posts: 33,388

    Taz said:

    Taz said:

    Taz said:

    Leon said:

    Just now on the Thames at Richmond -

    Sweet Thames, run softly, til I end my song -

    - a group of maybe 100 young happy people - all races creeds and cultures -

    All singing “Valerie” in chorus - a la Amy Winehouse

    Just a glimpse. A glimpse

    Not the Stevie Winwood track, which is better in every conceivable way
    Different song I think. Amy's was a cover of the Zutons'.
    Yes, and the Monkees did a belter called ‘Valleri’, again a different track but better than the Whinehouse one IMHO
    And who did the remix of the Winwood version with the soft-porn video set in an aerobics class?
    Why that would be Eric Prydz, and I didn’t need to google it.

    Call on Me.

    Would be frowned on today.
    I believe Steve re-recorded "Call on me" specifically for Eric Prydz. The hit of Valerie was a remastering (with an orchestral flavour) version of the rather subdued track on Arc of a Diver.

    Steve is only in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Traffic, which demonstrates what a load of old shite the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is, particularly if you check out some of the 3rd rate American inductees.

    Steve's eldest daughter is married to a guy who bankrolls the Conservative Party. Can't remember his name mind.
    I will be seeing Steve Winwood at Hyde Park on 13th July as he is one of the support acts for the last ever ELO concert.

    You are right he should be in the Hall of Fame in his own right and again as a member of Blind Faith. Can't FInd My Way Home is one of the greatest tracks ever written. He was also part of the Electric Ladyland band for Hendrix and was in part responsible for the creation of Voodoo Chile.
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 128,204
    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
  • Richard_TyndallRichard_Tyndall Posts: 33,388

    carnforth said:

    Andy_JS said:

    "Wes Streeting: NHS can’t afford assisted dying and MPs got it wrong

    The health secretary says letting terminally ill people end their lives could divert resources from elsewhere in the service" (£)

    https://www.thetimes.com/article/0fd01bf3-3aef-4a7b-b97f-6e2f6bace848?shareToken=313fd758093d0be5502bb88e16f109ae

    He's really suggesting it will net cost the NHS money?
    I would say that is an absolute certainty. Not necessarily a reason not to do it but it has just added another item to the list of services the NHS is legally obliged to provide.
    Yes, but that's one service.

    Net, how many future services would the NHS have been legally obliged to provide otherwise that it now would no longer be obliged to offer after that one service?

    A single treatment instead of multiple ongoing treatments can be cheaper, net.
    But they will still be obliged to provide all those services given that the vast majority of people will not be opting for suicide. A whole new permanent NHS department dealing with this whilst not being able to reduce/save costs in the other departments. For a start, bear in mind that in order to meet the need for immediate results given the 6 month timescale, this is not something you can have 'waiting lists' for. So it will have to be overstaffed. You can see why Streeting says it will cost significant money.
    Not really, considering that people don't just do one kind of treatment. There is no reason why you'd need a department solely staffed by people doing this, rather than this being something people do as and when its required.

    And yes services will need to be provided to others after someone dies, but not to the dead person any more. You've not taken that into account in your costings at all. Any 'waiting lists' someone was in they disappear from if they die, or any other costs associated with them too.
    If waiting lists do develop imagine the law suits from aggrieved family members when he system takes longer than 6 months.

    And yes, you will need considerable numbers of people to do the job. Not so much the actual killing, but the whole safeguarding system before it. If they are true to their word and there will be a thorough, in depth, examination of each case prior to allowing the suicide, then that is not something that can be rattled off in half an hour. All the more so since so many GPs have already said they will not take part in the system.
  • Richard_TyndallRichard_Tyndall Posts: 33,388


    Andy_JS said:

    viewcode said:

    Andy_JS said:

    I was wondering how PB compares to 10 years ago. Here's a thread from 21st June 2015. Comments are still available to read.

    https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2015/06/21/betting-on-the-next-labour-leader-leading-the-party-into-the-next-general-election/

    Some names from the past e.g Charles, Carlotta, Dodds and of course Plato
    @AlistairMeeks. @foxinsoxuk . Also some that don't post so often any more, such as @SouthamObserver .
    I wonder why.
    SO was one of the most interesting posters on here, I'm sorry he's left.
    Other names from the past that I recall:

    Tissue Price - we know why he left.
    Black_Rook
    Scrap-heap
    148grrs

    Socrates. He was an excellent poster.
    The one and only never to be repeated Tim
  • BartholomewRobertsBartholomewRoberts Posts: 24,861
    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    I wonder where they could have got that idea from?

    Leader of UKIP, Nick Tenconi, whose rally at one point referred to migrants and the religion of Islam as a "cancer", said: "Good people of Nottingham and UKIP have joined us here today, for a march demanding and sending a clear message to the government that [there should be the] detention, re-migration and deportation of a suspected 8-10 million people in Britain illegally."
  • rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 66,395
    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    Leader says he wants to "remigrate" ten million.

    Pretty "right" I would say.
  • Richard_TyndallRichard_Tyndall Posts: 33,388

    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    I wonder where they could have got that idea from?

    Leader of UKIP, Nick Tenconi, whose rally at one point referred to migrants and the religion of Islam as a "cancer", said: "Good people of Nottingham and UKIP have joined us here today, for a march demanding and sending a clear message to the government that [there should be the] detention, re-migration and deportation of a suspected 8-10 million people in Britain illegally."
    Sounds to me like the definition is pretty much spot on.
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 128,204
    edited June 21

    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    I wonder where they could have got that idea from?

    Leader of UKIP, Nick Tenconi, whose rally at one point referred to migrants and the religion of Islam as a "cancer", said: "Good people of Nottingham and UKIP have joined us here today, for a march demanding and sending a clear message to the government that [there should be the] detention, re-migration and deportation of a suspected 8-10 million people in Britain illegally."
    https://unherd.com/newsroom/can-nigel-farages-deportation-plan-succeed/
    https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/jun/06/reform-uk-inflaming-hostility-towards-muslims-leading-british-muslims-warn
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 128,204
    edited June 21

    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    I wonder where they could have got that idea from?

    Leader of UKIP, Nick Tenconi, whose rally at one point referred to migrants and the religion of Islam as a "cancer", said: "Good people of Nottingham and UKIP have joined us here today, for a march demanding and sending a clear message to the government that [there should be the] detention, re-migration and deportation of a suspected 8-10 million people in Britain illegally."
    Sounds to me like the definition is pretty much spot on.
    Well you and Bart both used to vote for UKIP so am sure you would know! I never once voted for them
  • Sunil_PrasannanSunil_Prasannan Posts: 54,658
    Eabhal said:


    Emily Schrader - אמילי שריידר امیلی شریدر
    @emilykschrader

    Initial: Iranian sources are reporting some kind of ground attack on the guards at Fordow.

    https://x.com/emilykschrader/status/1936530749903286393

    Surely IDF / Mossad are going in on the ground. That would take absolutely massive balls and will take huge losses.
    The Mossad are absolutely ruthless
    They are going to come out holding glowing sticks of Uranium like Homer Simpson.
    Iranium :lol:
  • BartholomewRobertsBartholomewRoberts Posts: 24,861
    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    I wonder where they could have got that idea from?

    Leader of UKIP, Nick Tenconi, whose rally at one point referred to migrants and the religion of Islam as a "cancer", said: "Good people of Nottingham and UKIP have joined us here today, for a march demanding and sending a clear message to the government that [there should be the] detention, re-migration and deportation of a suspected 8-10 million people in Britain illegally."
    Sounds to me like the definition is pretty much spot on.
    Well you and Bart both used to vote for UKIP so am sure you would know! I never once voted for them
    I never voted for them.
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 128,204
    edited June 21

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    I wonder where they could have got that idea from?

    Leader of UKIP, Nick Tenconi, whose rally at one point referred to migrants and the religion of Islam as a "cancer", said: "Good people of Nottingham and UKIP have joined us here today, for a march demanding and sending a clear message to the government that [there should be the] detention, re-migration and deportation of a suspected 8-10 million people in Britain illegally."
    Sounds to me like the definition is pretty much spot on.
    Well you and Bart both used to vote for UKIP so am sure you would know! I never once voted for them
    I never voted for them.
    Yes you did, you voted for them in the EU Parliament elections
  • BartholomewRobertsBartholomewRoberts Posts: 24,861
    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    I wonder where they could have got that idea from?

    Leader of UKIP, Nick Tenconi, whose rally at one point referred to migrants and the religion of Islam as a "cancer", said: "Good people of Nottingham and UKIP have joined us here today, for a march demanding and sending a clear message to the government that [there should be the] detention, re-migration and deportation of a suspected 8-10 million people in Britain illegally."
    Sounds to me like the definition is pretty much spot on.
    Well you and Bart both used to vote for UKIP so am sure you would know! I never once voted for them
    I never voted for them.
    Yes you did, you voted for them in the EU Parliament elections
    No, I did not.

    UKIP came 12th at those elections, behind Change UK. I did not vote for them in that, or any other election.
  • viewcodeviewcode Posts: 24,914

    viewcode said:

    Andy_JS said:

    I was wondering how PB compares to 10 years ago. Here's a thread from 21st June 2015. Comments are still available to read.

    https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2015/06/21/betting-on-the-next-labour-leader-leading-the-party-into-the-next-general-election/

    Some names from the past e.g Charles, Carlotta, Dodds and of course Plato
    @AlistairMeeks. @foxinsoxuk . Also some that don't post so often any more, such as @SouthamObserver .
    I wonder why.
    Meeks left because Brexit possibly endangered the medicine supply for his partner and he found it difficult to cope with PBers who were overjoyed at Brexit. @foxinsoxuk apparently is back under another name. I'm not sure if @SouthamObserver has permanently left: has he?
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 128,204

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    I wonder where they could have got that idea from?

    Leader of UKIP, Nick Tenconi, whose rally at one point referred to migrants and the religion of Islam as a "cancer", said: "Good people of Nottingham and UKIP have joined us here today, for a march demanding and sending a clear message to the government that [there should be the] detention, re-migration and deportation of a suspected 8-10 million people in Britain illegally."
    Sounds to me like the definition is pretty much spot on.
    Well you and Bart both used to vote for UKIP so am sure you would know! I never once voted for them
    I never voted for them.
    Yes you did, you voted for them in the EU Parliament elections
    No, I did not.

    UKIP came 12th at those elections, behind Change UK. I did not vote for them in that, or any other election.
    You voted for Farage whose party as I posted below backs deportations and has been condemned by Muslim groups for anti Islam sentiment just like UKIP
    https://unherd.com/newsroom/can-nigel-farages-deportation-plan-succeed/
    https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/jun/06/reform-uk-inflaming-hostility-towards-muslims-leading-british-muslims-warn
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  • BartholomewRobertsBartholomewRoberts Posts: 24,861
    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    I wonder where they could have got that idea from?

    Leader of UKIP, Nick Tenconi, whose rally at one point referred to migrants and the religion of Islam as a "cancer", said: "Good people of Nottingham and UKIP have joined us here today, for a march demanding and sending a clear message to the government that [there should be the] detention, re-migration and deportation of a suspected 8-10 million people in Britain illegally."
    Sounds to me like the definition is pretty much spot on.
    Well you and Bart both used to vote for UKIP so am sure you would know! I never once voted for them
    I never voted for them.
    Yes you did, you voted for them in the EU Parliament elections
    No, I did not.

    UKIP came 12th at those elections, behind Change UK. I did not vote for them in that, or any other election.
    You voted for Farage whose party as I posted below backs deportations and has been condemned by Muslim groups for anti Islam sentiment just like UKIP
    https://unherd.com/newsroom/can-nigel-farages-deportation-plan-succeed/
    https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/jun/06/reform-uk-inflaming-hostility-towards-muslims-leading-british-muslims-warn
    Flag Quote · Like
    I voted for there to be no MEPs and for us to leave the EU and for Farage to be kicked out of the European Parliament.

    I did not vote for UKIP. That was a falsehood by you.
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 128,204

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    I wonder where they could have got that idea from?

    Leader of UKIP, Nick Tenconi, whose rally at one point referred to migrants and the religion of Islam as a "cancer", said: "Good people of Nottingham and UKIP have joined us here today, for a march demanding and sending a clear message to the government that [there should be the] detention, re-migration and deportation of a suspected 8-10 million people in Britain illegally."
    Sounds to me like the definition is pretty much spot on.
    Well you and Bart both used to vote for UKIP so am sure you would know! I never once voted for them
    I never voted for them.
    Yes you did, you voted for them in the EU Parliament elections
    No, I did not.

    UKIP came 12th at those elections, behind Change UK. I did not vote for them in that, or any other election.
    You voted for Farage whose party as I posted below backs deportations and has been condemned by Muslim groups for anti Islam sentiment just like UKIP
    https://unherd.com/newsroom/can-nigel-farages-deportation-plan-succeed/
    https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/jun/06/reform-uk-inflaming-hostility-towards-muslims-leading-british-muslims-warn
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    I voted for there to be no MEPs and for us to leave the EU and for Farage to be kicked out of the European Parliament.

    I did not vote for UKIP. That was a falsehood by you.
    You voted for Farage who led UKIP and who backs deportations just like Tenconi and who leads a party which has been condemned for Islamophobia by British Muslim groups just like the UKIP party he used to lead
  • Richard_TyndallRichard_Tyndall Posts: 33,388
    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    I wonder where they could have got that idea from?

    Leader of UKIP, Nick Tenconi, whose rally at one point referred to migrants and the religion of Islam as a "cancer", said: "Good people of Nottingham and UKIP have joined us here today, for a march demanding and sending a clear message to the government that [there should be the] detention, re-migration and deportation of a suspected 8-10 million people in Britain illegally."
    Sounds to me like the definition is pretty much spot on.
    Well you and Bart both used to vote for UKIP so am sure you would know! I never once voted for them
    I did indeed. But unlike you, when a party changes I change my vote. I think it is something to do with actually having a brain and using it rather than just acting as a party drone for your entire life.
  • viewcodeviewcode Posts: 24,914
  • HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 128,204

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    UKIP (or the rump left who have not gone Reform) now apparently classed by the leftwing protestors as far right
    I wonder where they could have got that idea from?

    Leader of UKIP, Nick Tenconi, whose rally at one point referred to migrants and the religion of Islam as a "cancer", said: "Good people of Nottingham and UKIP have joined us here today, for a march demanding and sending a clear message to the government that [there should be the] detention, re-migration and deportation of a suspected 8-10 million people in Britain illegally."
    Sounds to me like the definition is pretty much spot on.
    Well you and Bart both used to vote for UKIP so am sure you would know! I never once voted for them
    I did indeed. But unlike you, when a party changes I change my vote. I think it is something to do with actually having a brain and using it rather than just acting as a party drone for your entire life.
    There is next to no difference between what most of Reform believe and what most of UKIP believe except the former have better PR
  • viewcodeviewcode Posts: 24,914


    Luke Tryl
    @LukeTryl
    🧵 Held a focus group of women yesterday just over/approaching retirement age and while it wasn’t surprising they were unhappy about the state of Britain, the sense of pessimism was so great that it was almost impossible to get them to talk about anything they felt was going well

    https://x.com/LukeTryl/status/1936422925411991879

    The "children identifying as furries" meme pops up. I don't know if it's a real event or a placeholder for the trans issue. Anne Applebaum (yes, I'm reading Autocracy.inc) points out that the lie is often preferred to the truth
  • tpfkartpfkar Posts: 1,576
    viewcode said:

    Andy_JS said:

    I was wondering how PB compares to 10 years ago. Here's a thread from 21st June 2015. Comments are still available to read.

    https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2015/06/21/betting-on-the-next-labour-leader-leading-the-party-into-the-next-general-election/

    Some names from the past e.g Charles, Carlotta, Dodds and of course Plato
    @AlistairMeeks. @foxinsoxuk . Also some that don't post so often any more, such as @SouthamObserver .
    All 3 active on BlueSky with a lot to say on British politics (and the format helps them get to the point.) I follow all three.

    I'm a lot less engaged than I was; Brexit and the rise of the nationalist right is much to do with it, the aggression that the past decade has brought in British politics isn't for me; I've stepped down as a Councillor and I'm still an active observer but not so much participant now. Feels that no party really talks my language at the moment (although it'll be a cold day in June before I'm tempted by Reform)
  • viewcodeviewcode Posts: 24,914
    edited June 21


    Andy_JS said:

    viewcode said:

    Andy_JS said:

    I was wondering how PB compares to 10 years ago. Here's a thread from 21st June 2015. Comments are still available to read.

    https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2015/06/21/betting-on-the-next-labour-leader-leading-the-party-into-the-next-general-election/

    Some names from the past e.g Charles, Carlotta, Dodds and of course Plato
    @AlistairMeeks. @foxinsoxuk . Also some that don't post so often any more, such as @SouthamObserver .
    I wonder why.
    SO was one of the most interesting posters on here, I'm sorry he's left.
    Other names from the past that I recall:

    Tissue Price - we know why he left.
    Black_Rook
    Scrap-heap
    148grrs

    Socrates. He was an excellent poster.
    The one and only never to be repeated Tim
    I don't know if he's left, but @Quincel / Pip Moss / PipsFunFacts is sorely missed,

    https://x.com/pipsfunfacts
    https://bsky.app/profile/quincel.bsky.social
  • viewcodeviewcode Posts: 24,914
    Leon said:
    I'd like to pay attention to you, but I'm reading Technology Connections Bluesky feed https://bsky.app/profile/techconnectify.bsky.social
  • vikvik Posts: 525
    JD Vance appears to be one of the people in the administration who are against US involvement:

    Israeli officials have told the Trump administration they do not want to wait two weeks for Iran to reach a deal to dismantle key parts of its nuclear program and Israel could act alone before the deadline is up ...

    The two sources familiar with the matter said Israel had communicated their concerns to Trump administration officials on Thursday in what they described as a tense phone call ...

    During the call, Vice President JD Vance pushed back, saying the United States shouldn't be directly involved and suggesting that the Israelis were going to drag the country into war, said the sources.


    https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israel-seeks-swift-action-iran-sources-say-with-split-us-administration-2025-06-21/
  • LeonLeon Posts: 62,076
    The Netflix documentary on the Apollo 13 debacle is, perhaps predictably, quite brilliant

    Moving and poignant. What a story
  • GallowgateGallowgate Posts: 20,568
    Well the US have seemingly bombed Iran tonight
  • williamglennwilliamglenn Posts: 55,798
    https://x.com/trump_repost/status/1936571736323215649

    We have completed our very successful attack on the three Nuclear sites in Iran, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan. All planes are now outside of Iran air space. A full payload of BOMBS was dropped on the primary site, Fordow. All planes are safely on their way home. Congratulations to our great American Warriors. There is not another military in the World that could have done this. NOW IS THE TIME FOR PEACE!Thank you for your attention to this matter.
  • LeonLeon Posts: 62,076
    So, no TACO, senor?
  • FeersumEnjineeyaFeersumEnjineeya Posts: 4,777
    edited 12:12AM
    tpfkar said:

    viewcode said:

    Andy_JS said:

    I was wondering how PB compares to 10 years ago. Here's a thread from 21st June 2015. Comments are still available to read.

    https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2015/06/21/betting-on-the-next-labour-leader-leading-the-party-into-the-next-general-election/

    Some names from the past e.g Charles, Carlotta, Dodds and of course Plato
    @AlistairMeeks. @foxinsoxuk . Also some that don't post so often any more, such as @SouthamObserver .
    All 3 active on BlueSky with a lot to say on British politics (and the format helps them get to the point.) I follow all three.

    I'm a lot less engaged than I was; Brexit and the rise of the nationalist right is much to do with it, the aggression that the past decade has brought in British politics isn't for me; I've stepped down as a Councillor and I'm still an active observer but not so much participant now. Feels that no party really talks my language at the moment (although it'll be a cold day in June before I'm tempted by Reform)
    It feels like an inexorable descent into chaos. I may even vote Conservative in the next election (my constituency is safish Tory), just to keep Reform at bay and help to preserve civilisation for a little longer.
  • FeersumEnjineeyaFeersumEnjineeya Posts: 4,777

    https://x.com/trump_repost/status/1936571736323215649

    We have completed our very successful attack on the three Nuclear sites in Iran, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan. All planes are now outside of Iran air space. A full payload of BOMBS was dropped on the primary site, Fordow. All planes are safely on their way home. Congratulations to our great American Warriors. There is not another military in the World that could have done this. NOW IS THE TIME FOR PEACE!Thank you for your attention to this matter.

    I'm old enough to remember when those claiming to act for the common good at least tried to get approval from the UN for their actions.
  • fitalassfitalass Posts: 4,379

    Taz said:

    Taz said:

    Taz said:

    Leon said:

    Just now on the Thames at Richmond -

    Sweet Thames, run softly, til I end my song -

    - a group of maybe 100 young happy people - all races creeds and cultures -

    All singing “Valerie” in chorus - a la Amy Winehouse

    Just a glimpse. A glimpse

    Not the Stevie Winwood track, which is better in every conceivable way
    Different song I think. Amy's was a cover of the Zutons'.
    Yes, and the Monkees did a belter called ‘Valleri’, again a different track but better than the Whinehouse one IMHO
    And who did the remix of the Winwood version with the soft-porn video set in an aerobics class?
    Why that would be Eric Prydz, and I didn’t need to google it.

    Call on Me.

    Would be frowned on today.
    I believe Steve re-recorded "Call on me" specifically for Eric Prydz. The hit of Valerie was a remastering (with an orchestral flavour) version of the rather subdued track on Arc of a Diver.

    Steve is only in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Traffic, which demonstrates what a load of old shite the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is, particularly if you check out some of the 3rd rate American inductees.

    Steve's eldest daughter is married to a guy who bankrolls the Conservative Party. Can't remember his name mind.
    I will be seeing Steve Winwood at Hyde Park on 13th July as he is one of the support acts for the last ever ELO concert.

    You are right he should be in the Hall of Fame in his own right and again as a member of Blind Faith. Can't FInd My Way Home is one of the greatest tracks ever written. He was also part of the Electric Ladyland band for Hendrix and was in part responsible for the creation of Voodoo Chile.
    The last ever ELO concert?! They have remained on my bucket list of bands I would have loved to have seen live.
  • LeonLeon Posts: 62,076
    tpfkar said:

    viewcode said:

    Andy_JS said:

    I was wondering how PB compares to 10 years ago. Here's a thread from 21st June 2015. Comments are still available to read.

    https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2015/06/21/betting-on-the-next-labour-leader-leading-the-party-into-the-next-general-election/

    Some names from the past e.g Charles, Carlotta, Dodds and of course Plato
    @AlistairMeeks. @foxinsoxuk . Also some that don't post so often any more, such as @SouthamObserver .
    All 3 active on BlueSky with a lot to say on British politics (and the format helps them get to the point.) I follow all three.

    I'm a lot less engaged than I was; Brexit and the rise of the nationalist right is much to do with it, the aggression that the past decade has brought in British politics isn't for me; I've stepped down as a Councillor and I'm still an active observer but not so much participant now. Feels that no party really talks my language at the moment (although it'll be a cold day in June before I'm tempted by Reform)
    No one in the centre or right reads Bluesky. It’s a self limiting ghetto with diminishing reach. Please stay there
  • rcs1000rcs1000 Posts: 60,270
    viewcode said:
    I wouldn't use Bluesky, but @Leon has a totally irrational hatred of it, so I pull it up from time to time.
  • rcs1000rcs1000 Posts: 60,270


    Andy_JS said:

    viewcode said:

    Andy_JS said:

    I was wondering how PB compares to 10 years ago. Here's a thread from 21st June 2015. Comments are still available to read.

    https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2015/06/21/betting-on-the-next-labour-leader-leading-the-party-into-the-next-general-election/

    Some names from the past e.g Charles, Carlotta, Dodds and of course Plato
    @AlistairMeeks. @foxinsoxuk . Also some that don't post so often any more, such as @SouthamObserver .
    I wonder why.
    SO was one of the most interesting posters on here, I'm sorry he's left.
    Other names from the past that I recall:

    Tissue Price - we know why he left.
    Black_Rook
    Scrap-heap
    148grrs

    Socrates. He was an excellent poster.
    The one and only never to be repeated Tim
    I loved crossing swords with Socrates. A shame he left.
  • LeonLeon Posts: 62,076
    rcs1000 said:

    viewcode said:
    I wouldn't use Bluesky, but @Leon has a totally irrational hatred of it, so I pull it up from time to time.
    It’s not just me, I believe there was an article recently in some British magazine cruelly mocking Bluesky, which has become one of the most viral articles on social media, in the English speaking world
  • FeersumEnjineeyaFeersumEnjineeya Posts: 4,777
    Leon said:

    rcs1000 said:

    viewcode said:
    I wouldn't use Bluesky, but @Leon has a totally irrational hatred of it, so I pull it up from time to time.
    It’s not just me, I believe there was an article recently in some British magazine cruelly mocking Bluesky, which has become one of the most viral articles on social media, in the English speaking world
    Viral on X, presumably.
  • williamglennwilliamglenn Posts: 55,798

    https://x.com/trump_repost/status/1936571736323215649

    We have completed our very successful attack on the three Nuclear sites in Iran, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan. All planes are now outside of Iran air space. A full payload of BOMBS was dropped on the primary site, Fordow. All planes are safely on their way home. Congratulations to our great American Warriors. There is not another military in the World that could have done this. NOW IS THE TIME FOR PEACE!Thank you for your attention to this matter.

    I'm old enough to remember when those claiming to act for the common good at least tried to get approval from the UN for their actions.
    You might enjoy this joke:

    https://x.com/k_ovfefe2/status/1936576471192998005

    BREAKING: a Federal judge has ordered President Trump to rebuild Iran's nuclear sites
  • LeonLeon Posts: 62,076

    Leon said:

    rcs1000 said:

    viewcode said:
    I wouldn't use Bluesky, but @Leon has a totally irrational hatred of it, so I pull it up from time to time.
    It’s not just me, I believe there was an article recently in some British magazine cruelly mocking Bluesky, which has become one of the most viral articles on social media, in the English speaking world
    Viral on X, presumably.
    Ironically, even more viral on Bluesky
  • rcs1000rcs1000 Posts: 60,270
    Leon said:

    rcs1000 said:

    viewcode said:
    I wouldn't use Bluesky, but @Leon has a totally irrational hatred of it, so I pull it up from time to time.
    It’s not just me, I believe there was an article recently in some British magazine cruelly mocking Bluesky, which has become one of the most viral articles on social media, in the English speaking world
    So, you're saying that a magazine whose readership is mostly right wing, lapped up an article about how a left wing platform is doomed?

    Fuck me.

    Next thing you'll be telling me that Bibi isn't a big fan of the Guardian.
  • LeonLeon Posts: 62,076
    rcs1000 said:

    Leon said:

    rcs1000 said:

    viewcode said:
    I wouldn't use Bluesky, but @Leon has a totally irrational hatred of it, so I pull it up from time to time.
    It’s not just me, I believe there was an article recently in some British magazine cruelly mocking Bluesky, which has become one of the most viral articles on social media, in the English speaking world
    So, you're saying that a magazine whose readership is mostly right wing, lapped up an article about how a left wing platform is doomed?

    Fuck me.

    Next thing you'll be telling me that Bibi isn't a big fan of the Guardian.
    No, I’m saying it went completely viral on Bluesky
  • dixiedeandixiedean Posts: 30,204
    So.
    What happens now?
  • rcs1000rcs1000 Posts: 60,270
    Leon said:

    rcs1000 said:

    Leon said:

    rcs1000 said:

    viewcode said:
    I wouldn't use Bluesky, but @Leon has a totally irrational hatred of it, so I pull it up from time to time.
    It’s not just me, I believe there was an article recently in some British magazine cruelly mocking Bluesky, which has become one of the most viral articles on social media, in the English speaking world
    So, you're saying that a magazine whose readership is mostly right wing, lapped up an article about how a left wing platform is doomed?

    Fuck me.

    Next thing you'll be telling me that Bibi isn't a big fan of the Guardian.
    No, I’m saying it went completely viral on Bluesky
    "I believe there was an article recently in some British magazine cruelly mocking Bluesky"

  • williamglennwilliamglenn Posts: 55,798
    A very pro-Trump take in this thread:

    https://x.com/zriboua/status/1936580887287574832

    By destroying Iran’s major nuclear sites, Trump overturned decades of establishment orthodoxy that viewed Iran as a threat to manage not to defeat. Instead of appeasement, he chose confrontation by capitalizing on the successes of Israel and Turkey and reasserted U.S. dominance at a time when everyone is hoping for decline.

    The Obama-Biden doctrine empowered Iran, punished Israel, and pressured U.S. allies to hold back whenever they tried to defend themselves.

    When Saudi Arabia moved against the Houthis in Yemen, it was met with scolding from Washington. When Israel struck Hamas or took steps to disrupt Iran’s nuclear progress, it faced diplomatic pushback and arms delays.

    Trump flipped that script. He treated America’s allies like allies. He didn’t second-guess their security decisions or tie their hands. He restored deterrence not by appeasing Tehran, but by backing those willing to contain it.

    Under Trump, the United States stopped acting like a neutral referee and started acting like a committed partner, this absolutely changes the game in the region.
  • DecrepiterJohnLDecrepiterJohnL Posts: 31,227

    Andy_JS said:

    I was wondering how PB compares to 10 years ago. Here's a thread from 21st June 2015. Comments are still available to read.

    https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2015/06/21/betting-on-the-next-labour-leader-leading-the-party-into-the-next-general-election/

    Some names from the past e.g Charles, Carlotta, Dodds and of course Plato
    Plato is the reason I have a Telegraph subscription – to follow her links. That was before she disappeared down the alt-right rabbit hole. By the end it was clear she was not even reading half the stuff she was posting, or rather copy-pasting. RIP.

    Loved Charles. That famous person in the news? His grandfather knew Charles' uncle. Or vice versa.

    And John Loony who despite representing the most minor of minor parties had a huge seam of knowledge and insight. Hmm. Maybe that should be ‘because’ rather than ‘despite’.
  • vikvik Posts: 525
    dixiedean said:

    So.
    What happens now?

    The lack of information is really frustrating. Lol.

    We've become so used to information overload whenever something happens.

    This time, it's just a total blackout.

    We don't know how much of the facilities were destroyed. No pictures or on-location reports.
  • vikvik Posts: 525
    From the NYT:

    Mehdi Mohammadi, a senior adviser to Mohammad Ghalibaf, the speaker of Iran’s Parliament, said in a post on social media that Iran had been anticipating attacks on Fordo for several nights. “The site had been evacuated a long time ago and the damages are not irreversible,” he wrote, adding, “you cannot bomb knowledge.”

    https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/06/21/world/iran-israel-trump/320cb6a3-f093-5617-8349-0c6a1653eeb5?smid=url-share
  • DecrepiterJohnLDecrepiterJohnL Posts: 31,227
    edited 1:25AM
    vik said:

    JD Vance appears to be one of the people in the administration who are against US involvement:

    Israeli officials have told the Trump administration they do not want to wait two weeks for Iran to reach a deal to dismantle key parts of its nuclear program and Israel could act alone before the deadline is up ...

    The two sources familiar with the matter said Israel had communicated their concerns to Trump administration officials on Thursday in what they described as a tense phone call ...

    During the call, Vice President JD Vance pushed back, saying the United States shouldn't be directly involved and suggesting that the Israelis were going to drag the country into war, said the sources.


    https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israel-seeks-swift-action-iran-sources-say-with-split-us-administration-2025-06-21/

    TRAILER: The Real JD Vance: America's Next President? (2-minute video)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfD95SvBxoU
  • viewcodeviewcode Posts: 24,914
    Red Scare #227: Can't Get You Out of My Head (w/ Adam Curtis)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8kKsh-Mx5k
  • DecrepiterJohnLDecrepiterJohnL Posts: 31,227

    A very pro-Trump take in this thread:

    https://x.com/zriboua/status/1936580887287574832

    By destroying Iran’s major nuclear sites, Trump overturned decades of establishment orthodoxy that viewed Iran as a threat to manage not to defeat. Instead of appeasement, he chose confrontation by capitalizing on the successes of Israel and Turkey and reasserted U.S. dominance at a time when everyone is hoping for decline.

    The Obama-Biden doctrine empowered Iran, punished Israel, and pressured U.S. allies to hold back whenever they tried to defend themselves.

    When Saudi Arabia moved against the Houthis in Yemen, it was met with scolding from Washington. When Israel struck Hamas or took steps to disrupt Iran’s nuclear progress, it faced diplomatic pushback and arms delays.

    Trump flipped that script. He treated America’s allies like allies. He didn’t second-guess their security decisions or tie their hands. He restored deterrence not by appeasing Tehran, but by backing those willing to contain it.

    Under Trump, the United States stopped acting like a neutral referee and started acting like a committed partner, this absolutely changes the game in the region.

    A lot of post hoc rationalisation there. Here are a couple of very short videos (around a minute) of Richard Nixon talking about Israel and the Iranian revolution.

    American Interests vs. Israeli Interests
    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qgYHSbGUN2Y

    Is It Difficult To Trust The United States?
    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/jQpQlPgrEos
  • viewcodeviewcode Posts: 24,914
    rcs1000 said:


    Andy_JS said:

    viewcode said:

    Andy_JS said:

    I was wondering how PB compares to 10 years ago. Here's a thread from 21st June 2015. Comments are still available to read.

    https://www1.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2015/06/21/betting-on-the-next-labour-leader-leading-the-party-into-the-next-general-election/

    Some names from the past e.g Charles, Carlotta, Dodds and of course Plato
    @AlistairMeeks. @foxinsoxuk . Also some that don't post so often any more, such as @SouthamObserver .
    I wonder why.
    SO was one of the most interesting posters on here, I'm sorry he's left.
    Other names from the past that I recall:

    Tissue Price - we know why he left.
    Black_Rook
    Scrap-heap
    148grrs

    Socrates. He was an excellent poster.
    The one and only never to be repeated Tim
    I loved crossing swords with Socrates. A shame he left.
    Why did he leave? Was it just "Oh, Brexit done, k thx bye", or did he have another reason?
  • DecrepiterJohnLDecrepiterJohnL Posts: 31,227
    viewcode said:

    Red Scare #227: Can't Get You Out of My Head (w/ Adam Curtis)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8kKsh-Mx5k

    One and three-quarter hours! Spies are useless. Facebook is powerless. But that reminds me to catch up with Adam Curtis' new series Shifty on BBC2/iplayer.
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002d2jv
  • vikvik Posts: 525
    It doesn't look like "now is the time for peace" like he claimed in his Tweet:

    Trump warns that more attacks could come. “If peace does not come quickly, we will go after those other targets with precision, speed and skill,” he says.

    https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/06/21/world/iran-israel-trump/4df14701-456a-59df-83a2-d699bcd6d05b?smid=url-share
  • viewcodeviewcode Posts: 24,914

    viewcode said:

    Red Scare #227: Can't Get You Out of My Head (w/ Adam Curtis)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8kKsh-Mx5k

    One and three-quarter hours! Spies are useless. Facebook is powerless. But that reminds me to catch up with Adam Curtis' new series Shifty on BBC2/iplayer.
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002d2jv
    Unfortunately, "Shifty" does not have a voiceover... :(
  • DecrepiterJohnLDecrepiterJohnL Posts: 31,227
    viewcode said:

    viewcode said:

    Red Scare #227: Can't Get You Out of My Head (w/ Adam Curtis)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8kKsh-Mx5k

    One and three-quarter hours! Spies are useless. Facebook is powerless. But that reminds me to catch up with Adam Curtis' new series Shifty on BBC2/iplayer.
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002d2jv
    Unfortunately, "Shifty" does not have a voiceover... :(
    Adam Curtis was also on The Rest is Entertainment last week.

    Adam Curtis on the BBC, Politics & AI
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SM9hRuy31JA
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