I think this is much more sinister. The starting point is that there is a Zionist conspiracy and that any Jew is likely to be a part of it. It's not "75% of the BBC read the Guardian", or "newsnight editor was a member of the marxist party".
They are trying to claim that because Hodge's daughter works in BBC News there is some grand conspiracy at the heart of the establishment. Classic smear tactics - based on her family heritage. Pretty clear what they are driving at.
Extremist fruitcakes are just that but this sort of conspiracy theory used to be commonplace even among pb Tories with their reds at the beeb scares. Jess Phillips MP said in one of the Jewish papers last week she gets equal twitter abuse from left and right but no-one has asked Theresa May to comment.
I think this is much more sinister. The starting point is that there is a Zionist conspiracy and that any Jew is likely to be a part of it. It's not "75% of the BBC read the Guardian", or "newsnight editor was a member of the marxist party".
Yes, that is sinister. Conspiracy theories have a habit of disappearing right down the rabbit hole, including this one. If they stood back and forgot the Zionist plot for 10 minutes, they might wonder why so many people in the media are married to each other (answer: probably because most of the people they meet work in the media, but all the same it does not necessarily encourage a wide range of views).
I think this is much more sinister. The starting point is that there is a Zionist conspiracy and that any Jew is likely to be a part of it. It's not "75% of the BBC read the Guardian", or "newsnight editor was a member of the marxist party".
I think this is much more sinister. The starting point is that there is a Zionist conspiracy and that any Jew is likely to be a part of it. It's not "75% of the BBC read the Guardian", or "newsnight editor was a member of the marxist party".
I think this is much more sinister. The starting point is that there is a Zionist conspiracy and that any Jew is likely to be a part of it. It's not "75% of the BBC read the Guardian", or "newsnight editor was a member of the marxist party".
They are trying to claim that because Hodge's daughter works in BBC News there is some grand conspiracy at the heart of the establishment. Classic smear tactics - based on her family heritage. Pretty clear what they are driving at.
Extremist fruitcakes are just that but this sort of conspiracy theory used to be commonplace even among pb Tories with their reds at the beeb scares. Jess Phillips MP said in one of the Jewish papers last week she gets equal twitter abuse from left and right but no-one has asked Theresa May to comment.
She has a problem with abuse from people who claim to be Conservative members, as opposed to random right-wing idiots?
I've no idea but every left-wing keyboard warrior on twitter is labelled a Corbynista.
Maybe because so many of them include #JC4PM or similar in their posts and share stuff exclusively from others who are fellow travellers.
Yes, people exist in a Twitter bubble - but so much of the left-on-left abuse is from those who espouse the Corbyn agenda explicitly.
I think this is much more sinister. The starting point is that there is a Zionist conspiracy and that any Jew is likely to be a part of it. It's not "75% of the BBC read the Guardian", or "newsnight editor was a member of the marxist party".
I think this is much more sinister. The starting point is that there is a Zionist conspiracy and that any Jew is likely to be a part of it. It's not "75% of the BBC read the Guardian", or "newsnight editor was a member of the marxist party".
The city I was born and live (bradford) - made it to bottom of the list.
Come on people,reasons why you wouldn't live in our great multicultural city ?
Because it is full of muppets complaining about multiculturalism.
It is very off putting now matter how lovely Bombay Stores is.
I think the Muppets complaining about multiculturalism do something about it,it's called white - flight.
My football team must be getting a reputation like man u of having fans who don't live in Bradford.
Demographics of Manchester.
Circa 67% White
Demographics of Bradford
Circa 67% White
There must be another reason why Manchester is thirty places higher than Bradford than multiculturalism.
Are those figures for the City of Bradford or Bradford District? I would have thought that the city had a less than 67% white share. I doubt that when people are assessing Bradford, they're thinking of Howarth or Ilkley.
They are trying to claim that because Hodge's daughter works in BBC News there is some grand conspiracy at the heart of the establishment. Classic smear tactics - based on her family heritage. Pretty clear what they are driving at.
Extremist fruitcakes are just that but this sort of conspiracy theory used to be commonplace even among pb Tories with their reds at the beeb scares. Jess Phillips MP said in one of the Jewish papers last week she gets equal twitter abuse from left and right but no-one has asked Theresa May to comment.
She has a problem with abuse from people who claim to be Conservative members, as opposed to random right-wing idiots?
I've no idea but every left-wing keyboard warrior on twitter is labelled a Corbynista.
Maybe because so many of them include #JC4PM or similar in their posts and share stuff exclusively from others who are fellow travellers.
Yes, people exist in a Twitter bubble - but so much of the left-on-left abuse is from those who espouse the Corbyn agenda explicitly.
For the sake of my sanity and blood pressure, I keep off twitter. Given what is on twitter, one hates to think how Plato managed to get herself banned.
The city I was born and live (bradford) - made it to bottom of the list.
Come on people,reasons why you wouldn't live in our great multicultural city ?
Because it is full of muppets complaining about multiculturalism.
It is very off putting now matter how lovely Bombay Stores is.
I think the Muppets complaining about multiculturalism do something about it,it's called white - flight.
My football team must be getting a reputation like man u of having fans who don't live in Bradford.
Demographics of Manchester.
Circa 67% White
Demographics of Bradford
Circa 67% White
There must be another reason why Manchester is thirty places higher than Bradford than multiculturalism.
Are those figures for the City of Bradford or Bradford District? I would have thought that the city had a less than 67% white share. I doubt that when people are assessing Bradford, they're thinking of Howarth or Ilkley.
The city I was born and live (bradford) - made it to bottom of the list.
Come on people,reasons why you wouldn't live in our great multicultural city ?
Because it is full of muppets complaining about multiculturalism.
It is very off putting now matter how lovely Bombay Stores is.
I think the Muppets complaining about multiculturalism do something about it,it's called white - flight.
My football team must be getting a reputation like man u of having fans who don't live in Bradford.
Demographics of Manchester.
Circa 67% White
Demographics of Bradford
Circa 67% White
There must be another reason why Manchester is thirty places higher than Bradford than multiculturalism.
Are those figures for the City of Bradford or Bradford District? I would have thought that the city had a less than 67% white share. I doubt that when people are assessing Bradford, they're thinking of Howarth or Ilkley.
The city I was born and live (bradford) - made it to bottom of the list.
Come on people,reasons why you wouldn't live in our great multicultural city ?
Because it is full of muppets complaining about multiculturalism.
It is very off putting now matter how lovely Bombay Stores is.
I think the Muppets complaining about multiculturalism do something about it,it's called white - flight.
My football team must be getting a reputation like man u of having fans who don't live in Bradford.
Demographics of Manchester.
Circa 67% White
Demographics of Bradford
Circa 67% White
There must be another reason why Manchester is thirty places higher than Bradford than multiculturalism.
Are those figures for the City of Bradford or Bradford District? I would have thought that the city had a less than 67% white share. I doubt that when people are assessing Bradford, they're thinking of Howarth or Ilkley.
They are trying to claim that because Hodge's daughter works in BBC News there is some grand conspiracy at the heart of the establishment. Classic smear tactics - based on her family heritage. Pretty clear what they are driving at.
Extremist fruitcakes are just that but this sort of conspiracy theory used to be commonplace even among pb Tories with their reds at the beeb scares. Jess Phillips MP said in one of the Jewish papers last week she gets equal twitter abuse from left and right but no-one has asked Theresa May to comment.
She has a problem with abuse from people who claim to be Conservative members, as opposed to random right-wing idiots?
I've no idea but every left-wing keyboard warrior on twitter is labelled a Corbynista.
Maybe because so many of them include #JC4PM or similar in their posts and share stuff exclusively from others who are fellow travellers.
Yes, people exist in a Twitter bubble - but so much of the left-on-left abuse is from those who espouse the Corbyn agenda explicitly.
For the sake of my sanity and blood pressure, I keep off twitter. Given what is on twitter, one hates to think how Plato managed to get herself banned.
It happened around the same time as Twitter purged a lot of Russian bot accounts.
They are trying to claim that because Hodge's daughter works in BBC News there is some grand conspiracy at the heart of the establishment. Classic smear tactics - based on her family heritage. Pretty clear what they are driving at.
Extremist fruitcakes are just that but this sort of conspiracy theory used to be commonplace even among pb Tories with their reds at the beeb scares. Jess Phillips MP said in one of the Jewish papers last week she gets equal twitter abuse from left and right but no-one has asked Theresa May to comment.
She has a problem with abuse from people who claim to be Conservative members, as opposed to random right-wing idiots?
I've no idea but every left-wing keyboard warrior on twitter is labelled a Corbynista.
Maybe because so many of them include #JC4PM or similar in their posts and share stuff exclusively from others who are fellow travellers.
Yes, people exist in a Twitter bubble - but so much of the left-on-left abuse is from those who espouse the Corbyn agenda explicitly.
For the sake of my sanity and blood pressure, I keep off twitter. Given what is on twitter, one hates to think how Plato managed to get herself banned.
It happened around the same time as Twitter purged a lot of Russian bot accounts.
I'm sending this message from my dacha overlooking a massive Troll Farm just outside the Russian spa town of Novosunilsk
The city I was born and live (bradford) - made it to bottom of the list.
Come on people,reasons why you wouldn't live in our great multicultural city ?
Because it is full of muppets complaining about multiculturalism.
It is very off putting now matter how lovely Bombay Stores is.
I think the Muppets complaining about multiculturalism do something about it,it's called white - flight.
My football team must be getting a reputation like man u of having fans who don't live in Bradford.
Demographics of Manchester.
Circa 67% White
Demographics of Bradford
Circa 67% White
There must be another reason why Manchester is thirty places higher than Bradford than multiculturalism.
Are those figures for the City of Bradford or Bradford District? I would have thought that the city had a less than 67% white share. I doubt that when people are assessing Bradford, they're thinking of Howarth or Ilkley.
"It has already been reported in the press that both the German and French car industries are lobbying Brussels hard for a deal that leaves their businesses unaffected. I have no doubt that the Audi's, BMW's, Mercs will keep selling large volumes of cars here. The real issue is the Fords and Opel's made in Germany that become very un-competitive. 66% of Opel staff are in Germany"
I am sure it will be a consideration for those companies. However their Vice Presidents of Sales will already be looking at places where they can mitigate any losses by increased activity in other counties. It is a problem that they could no doubt do without, but if we think this will be a lobbying game changer for us we are very much clinging to false hope.The "they need us more than we need them" is just another lie from the Boris Johnson school of dishonest campaigning.
Let me introduce you to Mr Trade Deficit....
I accept there is a trade deficit, but sorry, that really is very simplistic. They (being the remaining 27 nations as a whole) definitely do not need us more than we need them in terms of trade. The only negotiating position on "no deal" is that it will cause disruption and instability. A kind of "mutually assured destruction" approach. Pretty crap way to treat one's neighbours, but hey they are only stinky furriners hey? As for those who say Europe is "trying to punish us" they need not worry for the time being, the rest of the world is looking in incredulity at us(or to be precise 52%) punishing ourselves.
They are trying to claim that because Hodge's daughter works in BBC News there is some grand conspiracy at the heart of the establishment. Classic smear tactics - based on her family heritage. Pretty clear what they are driving at.
Extremist fruitcakes are just that but this sort of conspiracy theory used to be commonplace even among pb Tories with their reds at the beeb scares. Jess Phillips MP said in one of the Jewish papers last week she gets equal twitter abuse from left and right but no-one has asked Theresa May to comment.
She has a problem with abuse from people who claim to be Conservative members, as opposed to random right-wing idiots?
Is there a distinction between the two these days?
Just about. There are a few left that are not middle age sweaty men whose eyes bulge and start to swivel as soon as the EU/immigration/political correctness (delete where appropriate) is mentioned
The city I was born and live (bradford) - made it to bottom of the list.
Come on people,reasons why you wouldn't live in our great multicultural city ?
Because it is full of muppets complaining about multiculturalism.
It is very off putting now matter how lovely Bombay Stores is.
I think the Muppets complaining about multiculturalism do something about it,it's called white - flight.
My football team must be getting a reputation like man u of having fans who don't live in Bradford.
Demographics of Manchester.
Circa 67% White
Demographics of Bradford
Circa 67% White
There must be another reason why Manchester is thirty places higher than Bradford than multiculturalism.
Are those figures for the City of Bradford or Bradford District? I would have thought that the city had a less than 67% white share. I doubt that when people are assessing Bradford, they're thinking of Howarth or Ilkley.
The city I was born and live (bradford) - made it to bottom of the list.
Come on people,reasons why you wouldn't live in our great multicultural city ?
Because it is full of muppets complaining about multiculturalism.
It is very off putting now matter how lovely Bombay Stores is.
I think the Muppets complaining about multiculturalism do something about it,it's called white - flight.
My football team must be getting a reputation like man u of having fans who don't live in Bradford.
Demographics of Manchester.
Circa 67% White
Demographics of Bradford
Circa 67% White
There must be another reason why Manchester is thirty places higher than Bradford than multiculturalism.
For the demographics of bradford,in future years serveys will the 67% go up or down in your opinion ?
Up.
And may I ask how will that come about with people moving and birth rate's.
Post Brexit the UK will be very unattractive to people wanting to move to the UK so I'd expect that will have an impact.
It will mean that the government will allow in an equal number of non-EU citizens to make up the numbers. The point about immigration is that no-one ever seems to mention that the government has always had control over non-EU migration which makes up approximately half. Take back control to control immigration, that's what I say, oh hang on we already had control, but chose to ignore it!
The city I was born and live (bradford) - made it to bottom of the list.
Come on people,reasons why you wouldn't live in our great multicultural city ?
Because it is full of muppets complaining about multiculturalism.
It is very off putting now matter how lovely Bombay Stores is.
I think the Muppets complaining about multiculturalism do something about it,it's called white - flight.
My football team must be getting a reputation like man u of having fans who don't live in Bradford.
Demographics of Manchester.
Circa 67% White
Demographics of Bradford
Circa 67% White
There must be another reason why Manchester is thirty places higher than Bradford than multiculturalism.
Are those figures for the City of Bradford or Bradford District? I would have thought that the city had a less than 67% white share. I doubt that when people are assessing Bradford, they're thinking of Howarth or Ilkley.
Being perceived as trying to thwart a millenarian movement will always get a very strong reponse from true believers. Before social media, mad and vicious undercurrents would be less visible. I think the 40% or so LP voting intention in the polls is underpinned by inattention and habit. How big is the cult? How will they react when it all turns to ashes? It might depend on whether it is electoral defeat ("stabbed in the back by traitors", "one more push" etc.) or by the disaster of a Corbyn government. Mind you in the latter case it will also be "stabbed in the back by traitors" as well as US imperialism and "Zionist" forces..
There are a significant number of people who are now whipped up into a frenzy, some have been waiting all their lives for this. They can almost taste final victory. How can it all be defused without causing damage to society and democracy?
Being perceived as trying to thwart a millenarian movement will always get a very strong reponse from true believers. Before social media, mad and vicious undercurrents would be less visible. I think the 40% or so LP voting intention in the polls is underpinned by inattention and habit. How big is the cult? How will they react when it all turns to ashes? It might depend on whether it is electoral defeat ("stabbed in the back by traitors", "one more push" etc.) or by the disaster of a Corbyn government. Mind you in the latter case it will also be "stabbed in the back by traitors" as well as US imperialism and "Zionist" forces..
There are a significant number of people who are now whipped up into a frenzy, some have been waiting all their lives for this. They can almost taste final victory. How can it all be defused without causing damage to society and democracy?
Being perceived as trying to thwart a millenarian movement will always get a very strong reponse from true believers. Before social media, mad and vicious undercurrents would be less visible. I think the 40% or so LP voting intention in the polls is underpinned by inattention and habit. How big is the cult? How will they react when it all turns to ashes? It might depend on whether it is electoral defeat ("stabbed in the back by traitors", "one more push" etc.) or by the disaster of a Corbyn government. Mind you in the latter case it will also be "stabbed in the back by traitors" as well as US imperialism and "Zionist" forces..
There are a significant number of people who are now whipped up into a frenzy, some have been waiting all their lives for this. They can almost taste final victory. How can it all be defused without causing damage to society and democracy?
Sounds almost as bad as Brexit.
There are distinct similarities. Howver the intensity and hatred of the most dedicated Corbynistas appears of a higher magnitude.
They are trying to claim that because Hodge's daughter works in BBC News there is some grand conspiracy at the heart of the establishment. Classic smear tactics - based on her family heritage. Pretty clear what they are driving at.
Extremist fruitcakes are just that but this sort of conspiracy theory used to be commonplace even among pb Tories with their reds at the beeb scares. Jess Phillips MP said in one of the Jewish papers last week she gets equal twitter abuse from left and right but no-one has asked Theresa May to comment.
She has a problem with abuse from people who claim to be Conservative members, as opposed to random right-wing idiots?
I've no idea but every left-wing keyboard warrior on twitter is labelled a Corbynista.
Maybe because so many of them include #JC4PM or similar in their posts and share stuff exclusively from others who are fellow travellers.
Yes, people exist in a Twitter bubble - but so much of the left-on-left abuse is from those who espouse the Corbyn agenda explicitly.
I've not noticed Corbyn supporters being any worse than anyone else on Twitter.
People are clearly already mining it. Once all the examples are put together, this really could get quite awkward for him - especially any pre-Expenses scandal trips, which might have been treated more loosely (because they were all 'within the rules'), but which in retrospect don't look so justifiable. (Note - I don't know of any of these; I'm just extrapolating from those already in the public domain).
We should Leave the EU in March next year like it or not
Yes 47% No 28%
The political class are trying to make heavy weather of the negotiations to convince us to change our mind
Yes 48% No 12%
Are these figures also from the Deltapoll ? It does not make sense if by 44% to 30% respondents think Brexit is a historic mistake.
That question was asked immediately after they asked if people thought politicians were deliberately making it difficult to convince people to change their minds so there's an element of push polling.
People are clearly already mining it. Once all the examples are put together, this really could get quite awkward for him - especially any pre-Expenses scandal trips, which might have been treated more loosely (because they were all 'within the rules'), but which in retrospect don't look so justifiable. (Note - I don't know of any of these; I'm just extrapolating from those already in the public domain).
I am intrigued to imagine how the process might work if the leader of the opposition were found to have broken the rules of the House in this way. I imagine most people in that situation would step down before they were suspended from the Commons (assuming a Paisley type punishment)
But Corbyn, as we have observed many times, is not most people. I suspect he would carry on and just miss 4 weeks of PMQs - and maybe go on a Middle East tour to bring about world peace.
That's deeply worrying. On a related not, I learnt last week that my employer is going to move its entire logistics operation to the Netherlands. This is purely due to Brexit and will be done regardless of what, if any, Brexit deal is eventually done. What struck me was how casual everyone was about it; it was just treated as something that obviously has to be done. I imagine a similar thing is going on in businesses up and down the land.
People are clearly already mining it. Once all the examples are put together, this really could get quite awkward for him - especially any pre-Expenses scandal trips, which might have been treated more loosely (because they were all 'within the rules'), but which in retrospect don't look so justifiable. (Note - I don't know of any of these; I'm just extrapolating from those already in the public domain).
Not registering can be corrected for and an apology made. But if there has been carelessness about compliance with laws on sanctions / foreign funding etc that could be more serious. One of the government’s duties is implementing international rules on such things. For a possible PM to have a casual approach to such matters is of a different order to failing to put something in a register.
People are clearly already mining it. Once all the examples are put together, this really could get quite awkward for him - especially any pre-Expenses scandal trips, which might have been treated more loosely (because they were all 'within the rules'), but which in retrospect don't look so justifiable. (Note - I don't know of any of these; I'm just extrapolating from those already in the public domain).
There’s got to be some fun to be had by a young journalist wanting to make a name for themselves, to look carefully at every time Jeremy Corbyn has left the country in the last decade, where he went and who paid for his flights and hotels. Given that we are already seeing stories where people accompanying him have declared expenses but Jeremy hasn’t, there could be something in it.
Given that Lehmans went under and the people working there lost their jobs, I find the outrage about former workers getting back together for some reminiscing a bit odd.
Given that Lehmans went under and the people working there lost their jobs, I find the outrage about former workers getting back together for some reminiscing a bit odd.
Pathetic attempt to generate some headlines from the Labour press team.
The staff were also victims of the collapse. But, of course, Labour is all about only caring about the 'right' sort of victim these days.
People are clearly already mining it. Once all the examples are put together, this really could get quite awkward for him - especially any pre-Expenses scandal trips, which might have been treated more loosely (because they were all 'within the rules'), but which in retrospect don't look so justifiable. (Note - I don't know of any of these; I'm just extrapolating from those already in the public domain).
Conspiracy theory-wise, this is a vicious circle as clearly there is a conspiracy to bring down Corbyn, largely fuelled by the man himself but leave that to one side, so his followers are right about that part. That's politics: if you leave ammunition lying around, don't be surprised if opponents and enemies use it against you. (Which of course is also why Boris will never be PM.)
The city I was born and live (bradford) - made it to bottom of the list.
Come on people,reasons why you wouldn't live in our great multicultural city ?
Because it is full of muppets complaining about multiculturalism.
It is very off putting now matter how lovely Bombay Stores is.
I think the Muppets complaining about multiculturalism do something about it,it's called white - flight.
My football team must be getting a reputation like man u of having fans who don't live in Bradford.
Demographics of Manchester.
Circa 67% White
Demographics of Bradford
Circa 67% White
There must be another reason why Manchester is thirty places higher than Bradford than multiculturalism.
For the demographics of bradford,in future years serveys will the 67% go up or down in your opinion ?
Up.
And may I ask how will that come about with people moving and birth rate's.
Post Brexit the UK will be very unattractive to people wanting to move to the UK so I'd expect that will have an impact.
You've not written what you think you have
Am writing about five different reports, cut me some slack.
Oh and cursing Jos Buttler.
Losing young/yourkshire's Bairstow is definitely a loss, but the silver lining will hopefully be Sam Curran will be back in the side for the 4th and 5th tests now.
Given that Lehmans went under and the people working there lost their jobs, I find the outrage about former workers getting back together for some reminiscing a bit odd.
Given that Lehmans went under and the people working there lost their jobs, I find the outrage about former workers getting back together for some reminiscing a bit odd.
People are clearly already mining it. Once all the examples are put together, this really could get quite awkward for him - especially any pre-Expenses scandal trips, which might have been treated more loosely (because they were all 'within the rules'), but which in retrospect don't look so justifiable. (Note - I don't know of any of these; I'm just extrapolating from those already in the public domain).
There’s got to be some fun to be had by a young journalist wanting to make a name for themselves, to look carefully at every time Jeremy Corbyn has left the country in the last decade, where he went and who paid for his flights and hotels. Given that we are already seeing stories where people accompanying him have declared expenses but Jeremy hasn’t, there could be something in it.
And then what? He's not going to quit over fiddled expenses. It won't shift a significant number of votes.
They are trying to claim that because Hodge's daughter works in BBC News there is some grand conspiracy at the heart of the establishment. Classic smear tactics - based on her family heritage. Pretty clear what they are driving at.
Extremist fruitcakes are just that but this sort of conspiracy theory used to be commonplace even among pb Tories with their reds at the beeb scares. Jess Phillips MP said in one of the Jewish papers last week she gets equal twitter abuse from left and right but no-one has asked Theresa May to comment.
She has a problem with abuse from people who claim to be Conservative members, as opposed to random right-wing idiots?
I've no idea but every left-wing keyboard warrior on twitter is labelled a Corbynista.
Maybe because so many of them include #JC4PM or similar in their posts and share stuff exclusively from others who are fellow travellers.
Yes, people exist in a Twitter bubble - but so much of the left-on-left abuse is from those who espouse the Corbyn agenda explicitly.
For the sake of my sanity and blood pressure, I keep off twitter. Given what is on twitter, one hates to think how Plato managed to get herself banned.
It happened around the same time as Twitter purged a lot of Russian bot accounts.
I did take a quick peak at the 538 drop but could not see Plato in there.
People are clearly already mining it. Once all the examples are put together, this really could get quite awkward for him - especially any pre-Expenses scandal trips, which might have been treated more loosely (because they were all 'within the rules'), but which in retrospect don't look so justifiable. (Note - I don't know of any of these; I'm just extrapolating from those already in the public domain).
There’s got to be some fun to be had by a young journalist wanting to make a name for themselves, to look carefully at every time Jeremy Corbyn has left the country in the last decade, where he went and who paid for his flights and hotels. Given that we are already seeing stories where people accompanying him have declared expenses but Jeremy hasn’t, there could be something in it.
And then what? He's not going to quit over fiddled expenses. It won't shift a significant number of votes.
So you are saying it is ok for a UK party leader to fiddle their expenses?
Whilst driving down the motorway the other day, I was following a car with a large 'T' badge on the back. It wasn't the Tesla rotor/stator 'T' badge , and the car wasn't (afaict) a Tesla. I'd say it was a fairly luxurious saloon, not a sportscar.
Any ideas what it might have been? What other cars use a 'T' badge / logo? A quick Google hasn't helped.
People are clearly already mining it. Once all the examples are put together, this really could get quite awkward for him - especially any pre-Expenses scandal trips, which might have been treated more loosely (because they were all 'within the rules'), but which in retrospect don't look so justifiable. (Note - I don't know of any of these; I'm just extrapolating from those already in the public domain).
There’s got to be some fun to be had by a young journalist wanting to make a name for themselves, to look carefully at every time Jeremy Corbyn has left the country in the last decade, where he went and who paid for his flights and hotels. Given that we are already seeing stories where people accompanying him have declared expenses but Jeremy hasn’t, there could be something in it.
And then what? He's not going to quit over fiddled expenses. It won't shift a significant number of votes.
So you are saying it is ok for a UK party leader to fiddle their expenses?
No, I am saying Sandpit is wasting a semi over the prospect of JC getting caught on the rob because it will have zero political affect. It's classic 2016 thinking which fail to recognise what the JC phenomenon is.
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Yes, people exist in a Twitter bubble - but so much of the left-on-left abuse is from those who espouse the Corbyn agenda explicitly.
Once people realise Caesarian fantasists hold such sway, they're bound to be outraged.
Anyway, I must be off to enjoy wholesome and civilised Hannibalic activities such as exercise, reading history, and playing videogames.
So for the following wards I get a white percentage of 36.3%.
Wibsey
Great Horton
Toller
Manningham
Bolton and Undercliffe
Bradford Moor
Bowling and Barker End
City
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demography_of_Bradford
I might be becoming a West Yorkshireman soon.
Looking at properties in Shipley.
It of course ends with a warning about the resurgence of anti-semitism today.
Again, it beats me why the BBC would choose to air this programme right now. Nick P? Any ideas?
Oh and cursing Jos Buttler.
Plus I can help deselect Davies.
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1031508193107763200
There are a significant number of people who are now whipped up into a frenzy, some have been waiting all their lives for this. They can almost taste final victory. How can it all be defused without causing damage to society and democracy?
But Corbyn, as we have observed many times, is not most people. I suspect he would carry on and just miss 4 weeks of PMQs - and maybe go on a Middle East tour to bring about world peace.
https://www.facebook.com/TheDeenShowTV/videos/10155169169746104/UzpfSTU4MDkyODI3NjoxMDE1NTk3ODc1MjkzMzI3Nw/?
Given that Lehmans went under and the people working there lost their jobs, I find the outrage about former workers getting back together for some reminiscing a bit odd.
Even if you were right, you know as well as tykejohno that differential birth rates mean that further change is baked in.
The staff were also victims of the collapse. But, of course, Labour is all about only caring about the 'right' sort of victim these days.
This is measuring new projects the bar is not set at the same as the prior year as the prior years projects are still happening.
Even in 2017, even with supposedly projects moving overseas, more NEW projects started in the UK than any other nation.
Whilst driving down the motorway the other day, I was following a car with a large 'T' badge on the back. It wasn't the Tesla rotor/stator 'T' badge , and the car wasn't (afaict) a Tesla. I'd say it was a fairly luxurious saloon, not a sportscar.
Any ideas what it might have been? What other cars use a 'T' badge / logo? A quick Google hasn't helped.