You give Fat-Arse and The Arch-Liar too much credit. Everything is a bin fire, not because of cunning or guile, it’s because the pair of them are as thick as pig shite.
Brexit, for once some facts.
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.BS. You’d give people half your age a run for their money
Mentally yes.
Physically, no chance. I went to bed last night at 11.50 pm.
I woke up this morning, just about. It was 25 minutes to 11.
So that was 10 hours 45 minutes of not giving anyone a run for their money.
The other 13 hours 15 minutes is being spent weary and sometimes exhausted.
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That describes me when I was 18. The pubs used to shut at 11:00 pm in olden days.
So I’ve lived on from that state for another 42 years. There’s decades left in you.
Didn‘t the last one resign after Boris Johnson asked him to investigate Fat-Arse for bullying, and when he concluded that Fat-Arse was a bully, Boris Johnson made his position impossible forcing him to resign, leaving a Fat-Arsed bully in place?
Then wasn’t there the guy Boris Johnson asked to investigate Downing Street parties who had to resign because he was a massive lockdown party animal himself?
Is it me, or is there a pattern developing here?
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And there was a gap of quite a number of months before Geidt was appointed.
And Priti is screaming at the secrecy of the European court. While Mogg refuses to let us know how often our MPs use their security passes (as a proxy of attendance). But it's OK for him to sneak round leaving sarcastic notes on civil servants' desks.
I’m not sure they will find another independent ethics adviser. How can you advise an ethically bankrupt man about ethics? If they do fill the role, it will have to be someone like Nadine Dorries. The candidate will need to be stupid, lack awareness, stand for absolutely nothing and have no moral compass in order to stay the distance.
That seems to be widespread view.
Labour should really push their ethics oversight thingy - formally and legally constituted with powers. Event to the extent of public discussion with other parties. (Except tories, of course.)
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Last word I saw was "bloodbath".
Don't be surprised if the government chooses today to launch a new crypto (pencil in JohnsonBit) claiming they want a bit of the incredibly successful crypto industry.
bloodbath is pretty accurate. All those funds are selling everything and that affects the main stock markets.
Bitcoins drops 25% in the last 5 days. As Bill Gates said, the whole thing is based on the theory of greater fools. At long last, they seem to run out of greater fools.
Bitcoin has a sound basis though, so should recover once the rest are disposed of. But the recovery will be nervous for a while.
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Most of the time, I don't notice that we are but a few miles from Castlemartin and its tank range. Even if we drive very close, we know it is there, possibly hear a few rounds, but that is it.
Today, we were over in that direction. And it was bang-bang-bang in the distance - on and on and on. Someone is doing a lot of training and exercising.
Today, we were over in that direction. And it was bang-bang-bang in the distance - on and on and on. Someone is doing a lot of training and exercising.
Did you know that the tories have a charm and tact school? Would-be MPs are sent there for intensive training. Only the ones who pass with flying colours are ever adopted as candidates.
No? Nor did I. It's just the sort of thing that they'll tell us and expect us to believe. Thank goodness for canddiates who prove how untrue it is:
The Conservative candidate in the Wakefield byelection has said voters should still vote for the party despite Imran Ahmad Khan’s conviction for sexually assaulting a boy as “we still trust GPs” after Harold Shipman killed 250 people.
In my experience, the name Shipman is used frequently when patients are not convinced by their GPs. People who might once have had pretty-much blind faith at least in their own GP, now often question every doctor they ever have to deal with. Shipman continues to be the turning point of trust in GPs.
No? Nor did I. It's just the sort of thing that they'll tell us and expect us to believe. Thank goodness for canddiates who prove how untrue it is:
The Conservative candidate in the Wakefield byelection has said voters should still vote for the party despite Imran Ahmad Khan’s conviction for sexually assaulting a boy as “we still trust GPs” after Harold Shipman killed 250 people.
In my experience, the name Shipman is used frequently when patients are not convinced by their GPs. People who might once have had pretty-much blind faith at least in their own GP, now often question every doctor they ever have to deal with. Shipman continues to be the turning point of trust in GPs.
Couldn't agree more. Much like this stab at generating controversy. Which I suspect is too based on a greater fools hypothesis. A premise that underpins much of the www. Can't help but feel for boris. Engaging in what a reasonable observer would argue our culture is all about, disingenuity, pretense. And ostracised for it. bit like the irony of being andy and witnessing teflon Tony receive an honour for iraq while being cast out for not having sex with a minor.
Elon Musk sued for $258bn over claims he ran a pyramid scheme to promote Dogecoin
The world's richest man - alongside Tesla and SpaceX, the companies he is CEO of - are accused of "promoting Dogecoin to profit from its trading".
Elon Musk is sued for $258bn over dogecoin which was invented as a joke in 2013.
The trick to lure people into blockchain coins is to create a market then give it increasing legitimacy like big businesses accepting coins as payment for goods.
Were everything he did legitmate in every other way, allegations of Musk's use of public statements to manipulate the world around him, including markets, seem irrefutable. That is, I can't see how he can possibly deny them. They are on-record.Elon Musk sued for $258bn over claims he ran a pyramid scheme to promote Dogecoin
The world's richest man - alongside Tesla and SpaceX, the companies he is CEO of - are accused of "promoting Dogecoin to profit from its trading".news.sky.com
Elon Musk is sued for $258bn over dogecoin which was invented as a joke in 2013.
The trick to lure people into blockchain coins is to create a market then give it increasing legitimacy like big businesses accepting coins as payment for goods.
I don't know how this is going to play in Court. On one side, the plaintiff argued that he uses his 'pedestal' of being the world's richest man to boost support for the crypto, on the other side, he is not a director of one or many trading firms in cryptos.
History of dogecoin:
The Story of Dogecoin — A Multi-Million Dollar Joke
Dogecoin exceeded $50 billion in market cap on April 16, 2021. DOGE started out as a joke, so how did this coin reach these heights?
beincrypto.com