My my – politicalbetting.com
"The economy [could] be Trump's Waterloo to quote Abba"His economic net approval has fallen to his record low (including term 1) at -14 pts per Ipsos–a 20 pt drop from January. Worse for Trump? Economy/inflation is voters' top issue, & under 40% say Trump's prioritizing it. pic.twitter.com/T2DW0e3ug3
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@jefftimmer
Signalgate and how these incompetent clowns are bollixing our national security has certainly taken the spotlight off how these incompetent clowns are fucking up the economy.
https://x.com/jefftimmer/status/19048887312003363011 -
Slamming all the economic levers into random positions 10 times a day leads to fuck up?
Say it ain’t so.1 -
So you're saying Leon's psyop theory isn't completely ridiculous ?Scott_xP said:@jefftimmer
Signalgate and how these incompetent clowns are bollixing our national security has certainly taken the spotlight off how these incompetent clowns are fucking up the economy.
https://x.com/jefftimmer/status/1904888731200336301
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I love the ABBA refs btw.
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They set themselves on fire to distract from the fact they are falling off a cliff?Nigelb said:
So you're saying Leon's psyop theory isn't completely ridiculous ?Scott_xP said:@jefftimmer
Signalgate and how these incompetent clowns are bollixing our national security has certainly taken the spotlight off how these incompetent clowns are fucking up the economy.
https://x.com/jefftimmer/status/1904888731200336301
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TBF you'd be distracted if you set yourself on fire.Malmesbury said:
They set themselves on fire to distract from the fact they are falling off a cliff?Nigelb said:
So you're saying Leon's psyop theory isn't completely ridiculous ?Scott_xP said:@jefftimmer
Signalgate and how these incompetent clowns are bollixing our national security has certainly taken the spotlight off how these incompetent clowns are fucking up the economy.
https://x.com/jefftimmer/status/1904888731200336301
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Yay, somebody spotted my subtle reference in the headline.Daveyboy1961 said:I love the ABBA refs btw.
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@ABC
JUST IN: Search and recovery efforts are underway for four U.S. Army soldiers who went missing during scheduled tactical training near Pabradė, Lithuania, the U.S. Embassy in Vilnius said.
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Does your mother know?TheScreamingEagles said:
Yay, somebody spotted my subtle reference in the headline.Daveyboy1961 said:I love the ABBA refs btw.
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@lethalityjane.bsky.social
They've breached the "I don't talk politics with family" containment, my brother just sent me this.
https://bsky.app/profile/lethalityjane.bsky.social/post/3llc3syein22d3 -
Yes, but as a solution…Nigelb said:
TBF you'd be distracted if you set yourself on fire.Malmesbury said:
They set themselves on fire to distract from the fact they are falling off a cliff?Nigelb said:
So you're saying Leon's psyop theory isn't completely ridiculous ?Scott_xP said:@jefftimmer
Signalgate and how these incompetent clowns are bollixing our national security has certainly taken the spotlight off how these incompetent clowns are fucking up the economy.
https://x.com/jefftimmer/status/1904888731200336301
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Latest poll from Canada
Mainstreet Research
Lib 44%
Con 40%
NDP 7%
BQ 5%
Green 2%
PPC 1%
Others 1%
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_2025_Canadian_federal_election#National_polls3 -
Assumption make a fools out of u and I.
So the GOP strategists have nothings to worry about given how Musky boy is looking at “auditing” the electoral registers of states0 -
@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/19049216479932787960 -
FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?0 -
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
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People are paying £30 per month for Twitter?1
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Mostly far right low IQ incels.Gallowgate said:People are paying £30 per month for Twitter?
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I bet the Volk Beobachter didn't jump in price like this.Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?1 -
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Great. Just great.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
Brace.0 -
Their vehicle got stuck in a swamp.Mexicanpete said:
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
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If he turns outlinking post suppression off for these super-duper subs, then it'll likely cause a bunch of media orgs and independents to waste £47 a month for what they got for free just 3 years ago.Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?0 -
Why are you clouding Trump reality with fact?williamglenn said:
Their vehicle got stuck in a swamp.Mexicanpete said:
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
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Thought they were draining the swamp?williamglenn said:
Their vehicle got stuck in a swamp.Mexicanpete said:
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
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GreedLeon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?3 -
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rcs1000 said:
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I think this is true: this is a story that appeals to political junkies, and in particular people who lean Democrat already.
But what it does tell you, however, is that Trump's cabinet picks aren't very bright or organized.
It also tells us that they routinely discuss high policy and affairs of State like a bunch of pub boors in their local bar.
We might have guessed that much, but now we know for sure.6 -
Didn't you once know someone who wrote a book on virtual sex? You know the sort that makes you go blind.Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?0 -
JD celebrating the fact that they killed the girlfriend as wellPeter_the_Punter said:It also tells us that they routinely discuss high policy and affairs of State like a bunch of pub boors in their local bar.
We might have guessed that much, but now we know for sure.0 -
I would never pay a penny to access any of these apps. People must have money to burnGallowgate said:People are paying £30 per month for Twitter?
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Revenue = interest payments on debt is an unhappy equation.Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?0 -
It's because there are a relatively small number of complete Muskophiles who will pay whatever he asks.Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?
I don't think it's anything more than classic market segmentation, and he reckons the price elasticity is going to be less than 0.5, so he reckons he'll come out ahead.
Personally, I think the sum is too high... that's rapidly reaching a level where people (even well off people) notice it.0 -
MAGAs already speculating on race/gender/sexuality of soldiers?williamglenn said:
Their vehicle got stuck in a swamp.Mexicanpete said:
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
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Unless he is launching an incredible new flavour of Grok. Groktasticorcs1000 said:
It's because there are a relatively small number of complete Muskophiles who will pay whatever he asks.Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?
I don't think it's anything more than classic market segmentation, and he reckons the price elasticity is going to be less than 0.5, so he reckons he'll come out ahead.
Personally, I think the sum is too high... that's rapidly reaching a level where people (even well off people) notice it.0 -
Omg Leon, are you sex mad?Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?
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Sadly, deaths are hardly unknown in exercises. A few years ago I saw a piccie of a US Army tank that was upside down, having fallen off a track, killing (from memory) all on board.williamglenn said:
Their vehicle got stuck in a swamp.Mexicanpete said:
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
https://x.com/sentdefender/status/1904918878863446250
If you take all the risk out of exercises, they become pointless. But if you make them too risky, you injure and kill people unnecessarily...0 -
No.Daveyboy1961 said:
Omg Leon, are you sex mad?Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?
He's just mad.1 -
The vehicle was trans; it was self-identifying as a submarine...Theuniondivvie said:
MAGAs already speculating on race/gender/sexuality of soldiers?williamglenn said:
Their vehicle got stuck in a swamp.Mexicanpete said:
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
https://x.com/sentdefender/status/19049188788634462502 -
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Thanks viewcode, I'll watch this as soon as poss.viewcode said:@Andy_JS, one of the geopolitical YouTubers I follow (GoodTimesBadTimes) has just released a YouTube video entitled "The Birth and Death of Woke Ideology". How does it affect your reading of hyper-liberalism as per John Gray?
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If accurate, that would be a fairly comfortable Liberal win, given how much more efficient their vote is.Andy_JS said:Latest poll from Canada
Mainstreet Research
Lib 44%
Con 40%
NDP 7%
BQ 5%
Green 2%
PPC 1%
Others 1%
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_2025_Canadian_federal_election#National_polls
Edit to add: those numbers suggest that the NDP are going to be absolutely Clegged, while the SNP will be pretty badly Sturgeoned.
At the last election, the NDP got 18%, while the BQ was on 8%. I wouldn't be surprised to see the NDP lose 22 of their 24 seats, while the BQ would probably see their count halve.1 -
Desperate attempt to change the subject...
@josh_wingrove
NEWS: President Trump's auto tariff announcement is being planned for as soon as today, per sources, though it's still fluid. He has long threatened levies on the sector. Scope/rate/exemptions unclear.
https://x.com/josh_wingrove/status/19049263210057155500 -
Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?0 -
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?3 -
The latest version of Grok is excellent (albeit I see yesterday's release of the new DeepSeek just pipped it in the rankings), but in that scenario wouldn't you say "here's the new Grok, it's amazing and it's [x] for access"?Leon said:
Unless he is launching an incredible new flavour of Grok. Groktasticorcs1000 said:
It's because there are a relatively small number of complete Muskophiles who will pay whatever he asks.Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?
I don't think it's anything more than classic market segmentation, and he reckons the price elasticity is going to be less than 0.5, so he reckons he'll come out ahead.
Personally, I think the sum is too high... that's rapidly reaching a level where people (even well off people) notice it.1 -
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
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Grok 3 does seem to be one of the best AIs available, for my use anyway.Leon said:
Unless he is launching an incredible new flavour of Grok. Groktasticorcs1000 said:
It's because there are a relatively small number of complete Muskophiles who will pay whatever he asks.Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?
I don't think it's anything more than classic market segmentation, and he reckons the price elasticity is going to be less than 0.5, so he reckons he'll come out ahead.
Personally, I think the sum is too high... that's rapidly reaching a level where people (even well off people) notice it.0 -
Isn't premium plus a type of Pizza Hut Pizza?Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?
I'd suggest he's trying to be Apple.0 -
If I am allowed to briefly touch on this subject, then yes, I agree. Grok is brilliant but there is no way it is worth £47 a month, when new and remrkable models are emerging daily, some of them entirely freercs1000 said:
The latest version of Grok is excellent (albeit I see yesterday's release of the new DeepSeek just pipped it in the rankings), but in that scenario wouldn't you say "here's the new Grok, it's amazing and it's [x] for access"?Leon said:
Unless he is launching an incredible new flavour of Grok. Groktasticorcs1000 said:
It's because there are a relatively small number of complete Muskophiles who will pay whatever he asks.Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?
I don't think it's anything more than classic market segmentation, and he reckons the price elasticity is going to be less than 0.5, so he reckons he'll come out ahead.
Personally, I think the sum is too high... that's rapidly reaching a level where people (even well off people) notice it.
I paid one month of £30 to see what Grok 3 was like (very good, as we agree) and I wanted to do research for a possible article on it and its siblings; I was already highly unlikely to pay a second month and now the idea of that is absurd. £47???
I don't believe there are enough Musk fanbois willing to pay that kinda cash, for Grok/X as is - so I am genuinely wondering if Musk is planning something spectacular. He is known for it, to be fair0 -
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Looking like an excuse that Chump has been looking for to reduce US forces in Europe, or withdraw them from frontline states ...Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/19049216479932787960 -
@annabower.bsky.social
Yesterday, Michael Waltz claimed that he’s “never met, don’t know, never communicated with” Jeffrey Goldberg.
Here’s a photo of Waltz standing next to Goldberg during a 2021 event at the French Embassy.
The event Waltz attended—a Q&A with a French filmmaker—was moderated by Goldberg.
https://bsky.app/profile/annabower.bsky.social/post/3llc2pwsfac2n3 -
For that premium plus a type of Pizza Hut Pizza - do you, er - do you get pineapple as a topping?MattW said:
Isn't premium plus a type of Pizza Hut Pizza?Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?
I'd suggest he's trying to be Apple.
Just asking for a friend, like...1 -
(or to keep up with the puns, we could go out fer Nandos....)MarqueeMark said:
For that premium plus a type of Pizza Hut Pizza - do you, er - do you get pineapple as a topping?MattW said:
Isn't premium plus a type of Pizza Hut Pizza?Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?
I'd suggest he's trying to be Apple.
Just asking for a friend, like...1 -
Because no troops die on exercises in the US...MattW said:
Looking like an excuse that Chump has been looking for to reduce US forces in Europe, or withdraw them from frontline states ...Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/06/06/politics/us-military-deadly-accidents/index.html0 -
The government could act to issue more guidance on the interpretation of the ECHR by judges which seems to be more the issue . And equally and might be unpalatable to some is that rights sometimes help those who we think don’t deserve that protection . At the same time they do protect those we think do deserve that. The right wing argument is to effectively flush away rights for everyone .Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-0034370 -
Has anyone asked Pete Hegseth where Lithuania is?williamglenn said:
Their vehicle got stuck in a swamp.Mexicanpete said:
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
https://x.com/sentdefender/status/19049188788634462500 -
He’s an imbecile so fits in well with the rest of the cabinet .MattW said:
Has anyone asked Pete Hegseth where Lithuania is?williamglenn said:
Their vehicle got stuck in a swamp.Mexicanpete said:
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
https://x.com/sentdefender/status/19049188788634462500 -
It may also be an attempt to thin out the ranks of users who get boosted the most to create a genuine premium product. Currently Twitter/X is pretty unusable for many of us as it's clogged up with blue tick Elon-worshipping imbeciles who post incoherent twaddle. That probably also harms other users paying for the premium product as the more people paying, the lest value the status has.Leon said:
Unless he is launching an incredible new flavour of Grok. Groktasticorcs1000 said:
It's because there are a relatively small number of complete Muskophiles who will pay whatever he asks.Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?
I don't think it's anything more than classic market segmentation, and he reckons the price elasticity is going to be less than 0.5, so he reckons he'll come out ahead.
Personally, I think the sum is too high... that's rapidly reaching a level where people (even well off people) notice it.
Those power users who rely on Twitter/X for income from making posts that go viral will pay it to keep the benefits. Those who are just wasting time will baulk or do so out of slavish loyalty.0 -
The quantity of lies with this Administration is immense, but the quality - very very poor...Scott_xP said:@annabower.bsky.social
Yesterday, Michael Waltz claimed that he’s “never met, don’t know, never communicated with” Jeffrey Goldberg.
Here’s a photo of Waltz standing next to Goldberg during a 2021 event at the French Embassy.
The event Waltz attended—a Q&A with a French filmmaker—was moderated by Goldberg.
https://bsky.app/profile/annabower.bsky.social/post/3llc2pwsfac2n2 -
We are inevitably going to leave the ECHR, it will either happen slowly with Labour reluctantly loosening the court's grip on our laws, or it will happen with a bang under the next government, and it will be totalnico67 said:
The government could act to issue more guidance on the interpretation of the ECHR by judges which seems to be more the issue . And equally and might be unpalatable to some is that rights sometimes help those who we think don’t deserve that protection . At the same time they do protect those we think do deserve that. The right wing argument is to effectively flush away rights for everyone .Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-003437
Every one of these insane judgements adds major fuel to an underground fire, ready to break out0 -
My collective term for them is "Mickey Mouse Club".nico67 said:
He’s an imbecile so fits in well with the rest of the cabinet .MattW said:
Has anyone asked Pete Hegseth where Lithuania is?williamglenn said:
Their vehicle got stuck in a swamp.Mexicanpete said:
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
https://x.com/sentdefender/status/19049188788634462500 -
Last week the DOJ argued before a judge that the time a plane full of civilians took off for El Salavador was a National Security Secret.
Next week they will argue that the times warplanes took off to bomb Yemen is not classified information, BEFORE THE SAME JUDGE !!4 -
Still going with Insane Clown Posse, due to the potential multiple interpretations...MattW said:
My collective term for them is "Mickey Mouse Club".nico67 said:
He’s an imbecile so fits in well with the rest of the cabinet .MattW said:
Has anyone asked Pete Hegseth where Lithuania is?williamglenn said:
Their vehicle got stuck in a swamp.Mexicanpete said:
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
https://x.com/sentdefender/status/19049188788634462500 -
The ECHR can be reformed and there’s many countries that would support that .Leon said:
We are inevitably going to leave the ECHR, it will either happen slowly with Labour reluctantly loosening the court's grip on our laws, or it will happen with a bang under the next government, and it will be totalnico67 said:
The government could act to issue more guidance on the interpretation of the ECHR by judges which seems to be more the issue . And equally and might be unpalatable to some is that rights sometimes help those who we think don’t deserve that protection . At the same time they do protect those we think do deserve that. The right wing argument is to effectively flush away rights for everyone .Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-003437
Every one of these insane judgements adds major fuel to an underground fire, ready to break out0 -
That’s being cruel to MM !MattW said:
My collective term for them is "Mickey Mouse Club".nico67 said:
He’s an imbecile so fits in well with the rest of the cabinet .MattW said:
Has anyone asked Pete Hegseth where Lithuania is?williamglenn said:
Their vehicle got stuck in a swamp.Mexicanpete said:
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
https://x.com/sentdefender/status/19049188788634462501 -
Just arrived at Taunton railway station 9 minutes EARLY! Drive must have put his foot down.
Hanging around now for 9 minutes to get back on timetable.
Again, saw a Great White Egret on the journey through Somerset. Was a time they were quite the rarity. Something is enjoying global warming...3 -
I genuinely wish that was the case, but I don't believe it is. It's a lumbering bureaucratic blob that is unreformable, the only option is to excise it from our constitution entirely. And sack about 500 judgesnico67 said:
The ECHR can be reformed and there’s many countries that would support that .Leon said:
We are inevitably going to leave the ECHR, it will either happen slowly with Labour reluctantly loosening the court's grip on our laws, or it will happen with a bang under the next government, and it will be totalnico67 said:
The government could act to issue more guidance on the interpretation of the ECHR by judges which seems to be more the issue . And equally and might be unpalatable to some is that rights sometimes help those who we think don’t deserve that protection . At the same time they do protect those we think do deserve that. The right wing argument is to effectively flush away rights for everyone .Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-003437
Every one of these insane judgements adds major fuel to an underground fire, ready to break out1 -
Did it work better than last time?TridentSubCommander said:Test
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A lot of the madness of the ECHR is originally domestic in origin. International legal institutions were supposed to be the ideal forum for British soft power, but we've become the victims of our own success.nico67 said:
The ECHR can be reformed and there’s many countries that would support that .Leon said:
We are inevitably going to leave the ECHR, it will either happen slowly with Labour reluctantly loosening the court's grip on our laws, or it will happen with a bang under the next government, and it will be totalnico67 said:
The government could act to issue more guidance on the interpretation of the ECHR by judges which seems to be more the issue . And equally and might be unpalatable to some is that rights sometimes help those who we think don’t deserve that protection . At the same time they do protect those we think do deserve that. The right wing argument is to effectively flush away rights for everyone .Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-003437
Every one of these insane judgements adds major fuel to an underground fire, ready to break out1 -
I don’t know if the failing lies with the ECHR or with those who interpret it in perverse ways.Leon said:
I genuinely wish that was the case, but I don't believe it is. It's a lumbering bureaucratic blob that is unreformable, the only option is to excise it from our constitution entirely. And sack about 500 judgesnico67 said:
The ECHR can be reformed and there’s many countries that would support that .Leon said:
We are inevitably going to leave the ECHR, it will either happen slowly with Labour reluctantly loosening the court's grip on our laws, or it will happen with a bang under the next government, and it will be totalnico67 said:
The government could act to issue more guidance on the interpretation of the ECHR by judges which seems to be more the issue . And equally and might be unpalatable to some is that rights sometimes help those who we think don’t deserve that protection . At the same time they do protect those we think do deserve that. The right wing argument is to effectively flush away rights for everyone .Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-003437
Every one of these insane judgements adds major fuel to an underground fire, ready to break out
The real problem is the way that rights get decoupled from responsibilities. So, the tribunals uphold a right to remain in this country, but impose no responsibility on the person claiming that right, to obey our criminal laws.6 -
The Signal stuff is more a case of Tulsi Gabbard saying 'neither you nor I'm to blame when all is said and done.'Daveyboy1961 said:I love the ABBA refs btw.
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I’m wary of leaving the ECHR but I would like to see a change to reflect your very valid points .Sean_F said:
I don’t know if the failing lies with the ECHR or with those who interpret it in perverse ways.Leon said:
I genuinely wish that was the case, but I don't believe it is. It's a lumbering bureaucratic blob that is unreformable, the only option is to excise it from our constitution entirely. And sack about 500 judgesnico67 said:
The ECHR can be reformed and there’s many countries that would support that .Leon said:
We are inevitably going to leave the ECHR, it will either happen slowly with Labour reluctantly loosening the court's grip on our laws, or it will happen with a bang under the next government, and it will be totalnico67 said:
The government could act to issue more guidance on the interpretation of the ECHR by judges which seems to be more the issue . And equally and might be unpalatable to some is that rights sometimes help those who we think don’t deserve that protection . At the same time they do protect those we think do deserve that. The right wing argument is to effectively flush away rights for everyone .Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-003437
Every one of these insane judgements adds major fuel to an underground fire, ready to break out
The real problem is the way that rights get decoupled from responsibilities. So, the tribunals uphold a right to remain in this country, but impose no responsibility on the person claiming that right, to obey our criminal laws.1 -
I think the fault lies with the ECHR as is, AND with Woke British judges determined to interpret it in the most ridiculous mannerSean_F said:
I don’t know if the failing lies with the ECHR or with those who interpret it in perverse ways.Leon said:
I genuinely wish that was the case, but I don't believe it is. It's a lumbering bureaucratic blob that is unreformable, the only option is to excise it from our constitution entirely. And sack about 500 judgesnico67 said:
The ECHR can be reformed and there’s many countries that would support that .Leon said:
We are inevitably going to leave the ECHR, it will either happen slowly with Labour reluctantly loosening the court's grip on our laws, or it will happen with a bang under the next government, and it will be totalnico67 said:
The government could act to issue more guidance on the interpretation of the ECHR by judges which seems to be more the issue . And equally and might be unpalatable to some is that rights sometimes help those who we think don’t deserve that protection . At the same time they do protect those we think do deserve that. The right wing argument is to effectively flush away rights for everyone .Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-003437
Every one of these insane judgements adds major fuel to an underground fire, ready to break out
The real problem is the way that rights get decoupled from responsibilities. So, the tribunals uphold a right to remain in this country, but impose no responsibility on the person claiming that right, to obey our criminal laws.
How about the human rights of British people who will be attacked by this alcoholic Pakistani pedophile? Because he will obviously do it again, look at his record. Why do HIS human rights override British rights to be safe on the street?
Fact is, when a foreigner with a violent criminal history gets convicted for sexually assaulting a 13 year old girl, he shoud be on a plane home the very next day. That's it. No question, no delay. He can "appeal" from Lahore on his own shilling, if he insists0 -
Looks like Hegseth is digging in. Still says not classified war plans on the chat.0
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The plans may be unclassified.rottenborough said:Looks like Hegseth is digging in. Still says not classified war plans on the chat.
He clearly needs to be certified.1 -
Right, but that's why the rights are "fundamental", isn't it, rather than contingent.Sean_F said:
I don’t know if the failing lies with the ECHR or with those who interpret it in perverse ways.Leon said:
I genuinely wish that was the case, but I don't believe it is. It's a lumbering bureaucratic blob that is unreformable, the only option is to excise it from our constitution entirely. And sack about 500 judgesnico67 said:
The ECHR can be reformed and there’s many countries that would support that .Leon said:
We are inevitably going to leave the ECHR, it will either happen slowly with Labour reluctantly loosening the court's grip on our laws, or it will happen with a bang under the next government, and it will be totalnico67 said:
The government could act to issue more guidance on the interpretation of the ECHR by judges which seems to be more the issue . And equally and might be unpalatable to some is that rights sometimes help those who we think don’t deserve that protection . At the same time they do protect those we think do deserve that. The right wing argument is to effectively flush away rights for everyone .Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-003437
Every one of these insane judgements adds major fuel to an underground fire, ready to break out
The real problem is the way that rights get decoupled from responsibilities. So, the tribunals uphold a right to remain in this country, but impose no responsibility on the person claiming that right, to obey our criminal laws.
I do wonder if the 20th century version of rights will endure.0 -
"Brick killed a guy with a trident...."ydoethur said:
Did it work better than last time?TridentSubCommander said:Test
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They've read bits out loud on Radio 4 just now - I'm not an expert on military or security matters, but it certainly sounded like the sort of information that ought to be Classified!rottenborough said:Looks like Hegseth is digging in. Still says not classified war plans on the chat.
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So the OBR, who got their forecast of this year’s growth wrong by a mere 50%, and are almost certainly still on the optimistic side, are forecasting a sudden and unexplained boost in growth next year and the following years and ON THAT BASIS, is predicting that Reeves will meet her extremely modest targets in 4 years time by £10bn ( about 0.1% of output over that period).
If you put this forward as a potential sitcom it would be instantly rejected as completely implausible.3 -
No, no more than democracy will endurecarnforth said:
Right, but that's why the rights are "fundamental", isn't it, rather than contingent.Sean_F said:
I don’t know if the failing lies with the ECHR or with those who interpret it in perverse ways.Leon said:
I genuinely wish that was the case, but I don't believe it is. It's a lumbering bureaucratic blob that is unreformable, the only option is to excise it from our constitution entirely. And sack about 500 judgesnico67 said:
The ECHR can be reformed and there’s many countries that would support that .Leon said:
We are inevitably going to leave the ECHR, it will either happen slowly with Labour reluctantly loosening the court's grip on our laws, or it will happen with a bang under the next government, and it will be totalnico67 said:
The government could act to issue more guidance on the interpretation of the ECHR by judges which seems to be more the issue . And equally and might be unpalatable to some is that rights sometimes help those who we think don’t deserve that protection . At the same time they do protect those we think do deserve that. The right wing argument is to effectively flush away rights for everyone .Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-003437
Every one of these insane judgements adds major fuel to an underground fire, ready to break out
The real problem is the way that rights get decoupled from responsibilities. So, the tribunals uphold a right to remain in this country, but impose no responsibility on the person claiming that right, to obey our criminal laws.
I do wonder if the 20th century version of rights will endure.0 -
Still a lie...rottenborough said:Looks like Hegseth is digging in. Still says not classified war plans on the chat.
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Apparently, Trump can declassify at will. So the argument is going to be that it isn't classified NOW.AugustusCarp2 said:
They've read bits out loud on Radio 4 just now - I'm not an expert on military or security matters, but it certainly sounded like the sort of information that ought to be Classified!rottenborough said:Looks like Hegseth is digging in. Still says not classified war plans on the chat.
Hegseth is still looking like a five year old swearing he never even saw the missing donuts, despite the vast amount of jam and suger smeared over his face...3 -
How can these plans be unclassified? It is target and time information in real time. I think Hegseth is working on the premise that people can’t read.ydoethur said:
The plans may be unclassified.rottenborough said:Looks like Hegseth is digging in. Still says not classified war plans on the chat.
He clearly needs to be certified.2 -
"Convincing virtual sex" boak.Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?0 -
It's like a progressive version of the military–industrial complex. Every cog in the system acts as a ratchet to increase its own power and funding, on a trans-national basis.Leon said:
I think the fault lies with the ECHR as is, AND with Woke British judges determined to interpret it in the most ridiculous mannerSean_F said:
I don’t know if the failing lies with the ECHR or with those who interpret it in perverse ways.Leon said:
I genuinely wish that was the case, but I don't believe it is. It's a lumbering bureaucratic blob that is unreformable, the only option is to excise it from our constitution entirely. And sack about 500 judgesnico67 said:
The ECHR can be reformed and there’s many countries that would support that .Leon said:
We are inevitably going to leave the ECHR, it will either happen slowly with Labour reluctantly loosening the court's grip on our laws, or it will happen with a bang under the next government, and it will be totalnico67 said:
The government could act to issue more guidance on the interpretation of the ECHR by judges which seems to be more the issue . And equally and might be unpalatable to some is that rights sometimes help those who we think don’t deserve that protection . At the same time they do protect those we think do deserve that. The right wing argument is to effectively flush away rights for everyone .Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-003437
Every one of these insane judgements adds major fuel to an underground fire, ready to break out
The real problem is the way that rights get decoupled from responsibilities. So, the tribunals uphold a right to remain in this country, but impose no responsibility on the person claiming that right, to obey our criminal laws.
How about the human rights of British people who will be attacked by this alcoholic Pakistani pedophile? Because he will obviously do it again, look at his record. Why do HIS human rights override British rights to be safe on the street?
Fact is, when a foreigner with a violent criminal history gets convicted for sexually assaulting a 13 year old girl, he shoud be on a plane home the very next day. That's it. No question, no delay. He can "appeal" from Lahore on his own shilling, if he insists
As far as the progressive legal complex is concerned, the rights of British people not to be attacked by alcoholic foreign paedophiles don't come into it. A case like this just highlights the need for more progress to be made, which necessitates lots of funding for people working towards the goal that one day, alcoholic paedophiles can get the treatment they need wherever they are in the world. Until that day arrives, we will just have to carry the burden ourselves.1 -
The fundamental problem with ECHR rights is that they are focused on the individual and there is no balancing consideration of the risks to the rest of us, specifically in this case the next 13 year old child that crosses this man’s path.Leon said:
I think the fault lies with the ECHR as is, AND with Woke British judges determined to interpret it in the most ridiculous mannerSean_F said:
I don’t know if the failing lies with the ECHR or with those who interpret it in perverse ways.Leon said:
I genuinely wish that was the case, but I don't believe it is. It's a lumbering bureaucratic blob that is unreformable, the only option is to excise it from our constitution entirely. And sack about 500 judgesnico67 said:
The ECHR can be reformed and there’s many countries that would support that .Leon said:
We are inevitably going to leave the ECHR, it will either happen slowly with Labour reluctantly loosening the court's grip on our laws, or it will happen with a bang under the next government, and it will be totalnico67 said:
The government could act to issue more guidance on the interpretation of the ECHR by judges which seems to be more the issue . And equally and might be unpalatable to some is that rights sometimes help those who we think don’t deserve that protection . At the same time they do protect those we think do deserve that. The right wing argument is to effectively flush away rights for everyone .Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-003437
Every one of these insane judgements adds major fuel to an underground fire, ready to break out
The real problem is the way that rights get decoupled from responsibilities. So, the tribunals uphold a right to remain in this country, but impose no responsibility on the person claiming that right, to obey our criminal laws.
How about the human rights of British people who will be attacked by this alcoholic Pakistani pedophile? Because he will obviously do it again, look at his record. Why do HIS human rights override British rights to be safe on the street?
Fact is, when a foreigner with a violent criminal history gets convicted for sexually assaulting a 13 year old girl, he shoud be on a plane home the very next day. That's it. No question, no delay. He can "appeal" from Lahore on his own shilling, if he insists
Ultimately, this is unsustainable. He should be gone already. He has abused our hospitality outrageously and we owe him nothing.1 -
Here we f*cking go again.Leon said:
It's trueJosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
Guido:
"In yet another ludicrous display of a left-wing judge thwarting the deportation of foreign criminals under the ECHR, a Pakistani paedophile, deemed a “danger to the community,” was allowed to stay in the UK last year…because he’s an alcoholic.
The criminal, who’s been granted anonymity, came to the UK in 2010, was jailed in June 2020 for assaulting emergency workers while “heavily intoxicated,” and was jailed again in December 2022 for sexually abusing a girl under 13. At a June 2024 First-tier Tribunal, Judge Leanne Turner ruled that deporting him would breach European human rights law. Her reasoning? He could be persecuted in Pakistan as an alcoholic because alcohol is illegal over there. The judge ruled:
“Sufficient evidence to show the lower standard, that the appellant would face inhuman or degrading treatment on return to Pakistan as a result of a highly likely criminal prosecution and imprisonment for his uncontrollable alcohol consumption. As such, returning to Pakistan would breach the U.K.’s obligations under Article 3 of the ECHR.”
Details of the case were published on Monday"
https://tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-2024-003437
Here's the last bit of the Guido article that our pro journalist omitted from his quote when he truncated it halfway though a sentence:
Details of the case were published on Monday after the Home Office appealed the decision, arguing Judge Turner made mistakes by assuming he would drink and would be imprisoned in Pakistan. At the Upper Tribunal, Judge Soraya Reeds said:
“Given that there are likely to be Muslims in Pakistan who drink and possess alcohol, the assertion that all will be arrested, prosecuted and indeed receive imprisonment is not evidenced.”
The case is back with the First-tier Tribunal, where a new hearing will decide at a later date if he’ll finally be deported. The Judiciarchy strikes again…
So what has happened is that the Upper Tribunal has ruled that the First Tier Tribunal Judge made an error in law, and has told them to think again.
As the court report linked says, omitting the first 8500 or so words:
The decision of the First-tier Tribunal involved the making of an error on a point of law; the decision is set aside. The appeal is remitted to the FtT for a hearing.
It's remitted because the First Tier Tribunal did not consider other points of law, since they had made their decision on the basis of the point laid aside.
The claims are accurate in that a (looks to me) questionable decision was made, but the process is considering it - so the outrage about a "lefty Judge" is rather confected. Not that will stop either GBN or Guido - though Guido is usually somewhat reliable on bare facts where it is a factual matter; his habit is to leave some out or add some selective interpretation.
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‘Top EU officials’ expect Trumpdozer tariffs of 20%, presumably on autos.
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The Telegraph is saying it too.JosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/03/26/pakistani-paedophile-allowed-stay-uk-as-he-is-alcoholic/0 -
Signalgate was a put-up job to justify moving America's secure communications to (coming soon) TwiX chats.Leon said:FPT coz I’m genuinely interested in the pb insight
Question. Musk is raising the price of premium plus on X from £30 a month to £47 from next month
Premium plus gets you unlimited access to all X capabilities
That is an enormous increase with no obvious reason why. No pre-announced upgrade. So what’s going on?
Theory?
1. Musk is desperate for cash
2. X is about to make some incredible new functionality available, or X will be offering the worlds first convincing virtual sex etc
What is it? Thoughts?0 -
OBR tend to side with doubt about government spin, hence the current bitter row only £3.5B savings from cutting disability payments say OBR while government spin insists £5B. They had the same row with Osbornes disability cuts in 2013. 🙂Nigelb said:
I think this is where the growth is supposed to come from.Foxy said:
the Office for Budget Responsibility estimates that the Government’s reforms to the National Planning Policy Framework will produce an extra 170,000 homes, raising GDP by 0.5%..
https://x.com/yimbyalliance/status/1904890130986344922
Is that realistic ?
I don't know.
But it's the OBR's job not to get forecasts exactly right, but to say whether or not the government's fiscal assumptions are at least realistic.1 -
Well, we know because Aileen Cannon has said and SCOTUS have agreed, that the President can unclassify anything just by deciding he has in what passes for his mind.DavidL said:
How can these plans be unclassified? It is target and time information in real time. I think Hegseth is working on the premise that people can’t read.ydoethur said:
The plans may be unclassified.rottenborough said:Looks like Hegseth is digging in. Still says not classified war plans on the chat.
He clearly needs to be certified.
And Aileen Cannon is a judge of remarkable probity and ability, and we know how the Supreme Court cherishes the law and due process, so there's no chance they may have been lying.0 -
If you read their exec summary, it's pretty clear they have no idea what's going to happen and have reverted to their medium-term assumption for 2026 onwards. I don't think it's implausible, and they do have to pick a number. The OECD is also relatively positive about the UK, for whatever reason.DavidL said:So the OBR, who got their forecast of this year’s growth wrong by a mere 50%, and are almost certainly still on the optimistic side, are forecasting a sudden and unexplained boost in growth next year and the following years and ON THAT BASIS, is predicting that Reeves will meet her extremely modest targets in 4 years time by £10bn ( about 0.1% of output over that period).
If you put this forward as a potential sitcom it would be instantly rejected as completely implausible.
I think "persistent high wage growth" is the most interesting thing in their forecast, politically. It also assumes productivity growth, which isn't completely mad if you consider that immigration will fall and the cost of employing people has gone up.
But the killer is tariffs. Any room is wiped out if the trade war escalates.1 -
That's a bit like quoting Robert Faurisson in support of David Irving.Andy_JS said:
The Telegraph is saying it too.JosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/03/26/pakistani-paedophile-allowed-stay-uk-as-he-is-alcoholic/0 -
You don’t mess with the mouse. But who can take this lot seriously?nico67 said:
That’s being cruel to MM !MattW said:
My collective term for them is "Mickey Mouse Club".nico67 said:
He’s an imbecile so fits in well with the rest of the cabinet .MattW said:
Has anyone asked Pete Hegseth where Lithuania is?williamglenn said:
Their vehicle got stuck in a swamp.Mexicanpete said:
Close enough to Kyiv for Trump and Vance to pin it on Zelenskyy.Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
https://x.com/sentdefender/status/19049188788634462500 -
Conspiracy theory – Labour had planned to ditch the OBR which was only ever an Osborne-devised trap for the party. Then Liz Truss came along and showed how chaos can follow sidelining the forecasters.DavidL said:So the OBR, who got their forecast of this year’s growth wrong by a mere 50%, and are almost certainly still on the optimistic side, are forecasting a sudden and unexplained boost in growth next year and the following years and ON THAT BASIS, is predicting that Reeves will meet her extremely modest targets in 4 years time by £10bn ( about 0.1% of output over that period).
If you put this forward as a potential sitcom it would be instantly rejected as completely implausible.1 -
They are wedded to the use of "accident" as some people are for "road accidents", which can provide an excuse for not working hard enough to prevent avoidable incidents.MarqueeMark said:
Because no troops die on exercises in the US...MattW said:
Looking like an excuse that Chump has been looking for to reduce US forces in Europe, or withdraw them from frontline states ...Scott_xP said:@visegrad24
BREAKING:
4 U.S. soldiers have been found dead in Lithuania near the border with Belarus.
They and their tracked vehicle went missing during military exercises
https://x.com/visegrad24/status/1904921647993278796
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/06/06/politics/us-military-deadly-accidents/index.html
In that piece 16652 deaths between 2006 and 2018 (ish):
“Since 2006 … a total of 16,652 active-duty personnel and mobilized reservists have died while serving in the US armed forces. Seventy-three percent of these casualties occurred under circumstances unrelated to war,” the report states.
It is a trend that has only seemed to pick up momentum of late, as noncombat deaths have exceeded the number of military members killed in action every year since 2015.
In 2017, nearly four times as many service members died in training accidents as were killed in combat, according to a House Armed Services Committee report related to the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2019 – a key point highlighted by many lawmakers and military officials who argued for additional defense spending to help offset readiness issues that have compounded for years.
Presumably trying to prevent avoidable incidents is too woke.0 -
Ah. A Major Major situation. 🙂↕️rcs1000 said:
This kind of thing happens all the time: when I was a fund manager, my email I was once added to an email discussion about a pending corporate transaction that I definitely shouldn't have been privy too.Nigelb said:
Right at the top:Dura_Ace said:I wonder what the truth about Signalgate is. There is no fucking way that the one person added to the group by mistake at just happened to be the editor of the Atlantic by chance. Sabotage from within MAGAworld?
I don't believe the journalist contrived to insert himself into the group. If he did, he'd be in ADX Florence for the next 99 years on espionage charges. Which is still a possibility for him anyway.
"Michael Waltz added you to the chat"
https://x.com/krassenstein/status/1904873322950644172
Presumably my name was similar to someone they did want on the email.
You could perhaps go majorly on it, and change your name to Robert Chairman. 😌0 -
The court documents have been released, it's true: what is your problem with believing this?ydoethur said:
That's a bit like quoting Robert Faurisson in support of David Irving.Andy_JS said:
The Telegraph is saying it too.JosiasJessop said:
GB News is saying that. There's a good chance that they're 'misinterpreting' what the court actually said.Leon said:Government and judiciary still doing its best to get Civil War 2.0 going
"Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'"
https://x.com/GBNEWS/status/1904801146197209229
Basically the courts are saying that it's better that this rapist alcoholic Pakistani assaults British girls, rather than Pakistani girls back home, because..... what? Can someone tell me?
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/03/26/pakistani-paedophile-allowed-stay-uk-as-he-is-alcoholic/
> surely this one is just too absurd
> check the tribunals website
> it’s real, as usual
https://x.com/maxtempers/status/19049426109022868390 -
I am not putting in an entry, but in parallel with the 'Peak Boris' moment - which I think PB believes with justification was Hartlepool, is it worth listening and watching to see if there is a 'Peak Trump' moment - after which all gets a lttle tougher for the gangster oligarchy?0