It’s been raining a bit in Brazil.

I ‘stand with’ the EU. I hate that phrase but hey, I live here & the EU’s size & economic power was one of my biggest reasons for voting remain. 🇨🇳 is subsidising products & dumping them in Europe, threatening jobs here. It makes sense to warn them off.

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Fail to move on the G of green in Naples will result in an impatient parp from the guy behind. Istanbul is the same. The car horn is an accompaniment to rush hour chaos. It’s not a slur on your masculinity nor an invitation to fight. In Britain OTOH 👇

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Not a vintage year at the Crucible.

Always nice to this.

You’re not allowed to say Israel should be wiped from the map but that seems to be what’s happening to Gaza.

In essence, the Ukraine proxy war started because the West chose to ignore Russia's vital security interests. The West, at that point, had no such vital interests at stake. By now, the West has created a situation in which it feels that its core credibility, a vital interest, is…

The straw man post. Attacking something you haven’t said. With years, wisdom comes. Block, mute, don’t bother replying. All are good.

5 A levels at least.

I see a lot of these. Usually a pretty girl. I wonder whether they are hoping to hit the big time on social media. Plenty have already, but being pretty is not enough by itself.

After 8 years of ‘you lost, get over it’ it’s quite fun to watch the right wing meltdown over the local & mayoral elections. Not as good as rejoining but still entertaining. Next comes the big one. Will the BBC stop platforming the fvckers? I doubt it.

Left London in ‘97. Best move I made. Nothing to do with the mayor, migrants or crime. Just the crowds & the traffic. I’m not a big city person.

This would look good on a shelf at home.

Don’t know why the men never try these tricks.

Brexit chaos.

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Miniature room behind a socket

I’m trying to remember something like it but I can’t. Tory wipeout but the usual stooges clung on like limpets to the idea Hall might have won. Strange. Even Kuennsberg joined in. Now they’re whining about postal votes & London being a no-go crime zone.

Dog whistle much?

Why did Laura Kuenssberg put out the rumour that the London Mayoral election could go to Susan Hall?
It makes absolutely no sense, especially as the BBC’s top political commentator, to speculate on an outcome before a vote has even been counted?
This is a genuine question, why do this?