Damn I guess the gangs are smashing us

Really need to know just how much of an issue hospitalisation due to hypnotism was in 1952 to get a private members bill passed

Big moment "Compassionate Westerners may feel an urge to help the refugees they see arriving on their shores. But if the journey is long, arduous and costly, the ones who complete it will usually not be the most desperate, but male, healthy and relatively well-off"

Of course the worst part of this is someone being murdered in broad daylight but it is somehow even more mental that you can do so, in a massively surveilled and dense area, and not immediately get arrested - and perhaps not even get caught at all !!

I thought an old lady had fallen on the stairs by a sainsburys and was shocked no one was helping so I went to help but it was actually an man with long hair who was crazy and spat on me and said he’d get me. You can’t just do things - no more civic engagement for me !!

Just some personal admin. The nomination process for the Board of Reform UK has been launched. I will be standing for the board, as somebody who has worked long and hard for the cause and as an ordinary member I hold the interests of the membership to be paramount.

We’re in real struggle hours where’s my BRITcard app Mr Starmer?

So the government has the British Business Bank, which has the Invest in Women to Taskfore which does NOT invest - it facilitates capital flow is the Women backing Women fund

'To put it bluntly Skinner is an adornment of our victory, not an instrument of its arrival. But someone else must take the keys to Britain’s white van from the gutter.' My latest The Critic; against Esoteric Skinnerism.

Seems not great that this basically happens to every migration related policy we try to do ever

lmao

the NHS waiting lists are radicalising the afghans wow

This is the strangest part to me - it feels like we basically did a very embarrassing leak, caught it embarrassingly late, had a big panic and spent the rest of the time self-flagellating and doing a £7bn overcorrection.