Your reality, sir, is lies and balderdash… and I’m delighted to say that I have no grasp of it whatsoever!
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I’ve long felt that the whole UK is riddled with so many state “agents” of varying degrees that it would make soviet East Germany look like a model of democratic propriety. All the political parties are full of undercover agents, all major media, civil service, education. Wonder where the old bobby on the beat is? He’s spying on you and me to keep an eye on us to make sure we’re not a threat to the established order.
Quite soon it will Wimblon and will rain and people will say they’ve never seen the like before and Cliff Richard will be wheeled out to croak “Summer Holiday”.
And yet millions of people travel with cancer across the world. And probably travel without the assistance of a dozen aides, security and who knows what else. Just like the King smelling bread, a woman with cancer travelling to another country really isn’t news.
It’s bizarre. Same as the reports of his son praising Kate for going abroad on her own. What a weird fucking country.
Shouldn’t the UK also be barred from entry bearing in mind a majority of this country declared it was opposed to the Euro vision?
Is asking why Australia IS allowed to take part - but the USA not also hatred?
Stick a massive recycling tax on them.
Much of this reads like the forgeries and propaganda that we’re fed today.
Paying money to Palantir at this point is like paying Mafia for protection.
The changes to Education are also worth watching. They are designed to remove what meagre SEN support children already get and shut down specialist provisions in favour of “mainstreaming”. They are also shutting the door on future SEN children by stopping EHCPs while promising that those currently with them will be protected. The funding for this: a one-off sum of £4 billion spread over 3 years and then… mainstream schools will have to pay for SEN out of their existing budgets.
Let’s be honest. This is something even the Tories would have hesitated about and another example of why Labour - like all political parties in Westminster - are NOT on our side.
I’ve long wanted to take my kids to the theatre in London but it’s just far too beyond our means. Back in the 1990s I could get tickets to see plays at the National Theatre or RSC for £10-20. Not always the best seats but good enough to see some of the country’s finest actors performing in stunning performances. Even though I was from a working class background I had the chance to develop a sense of culture. It’s something just not possible now.