Wow! Just wow.
I want one of these; do not mind the colour, just want one!
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I just love this action puss. Gorgeous and although I do not usually reblog cute animals, I’m making an exception here. Puss-puss!
I am SICK of raving right-wingers, UKIPers and racists stealing OUR flag. Let’s take it back.
I am in agreement. It must be said that for every right wing motivated agitator there is a greater number of those folk who don’t really know what they believe and have no persisting beliefs; more thoughtless than narrow minded, though they may well be both. The real villains are those who stir up the passions of the folk who said yesterday they had no interest in politics, who today espouse Brexit and tomorrow, well who knows, maybe calling for public sector workers to receive a pay rise?
Every time I see a social media profile with a Union flag, I prepare myself for foaming right-wing racist bile – usually from some narrow-minded, hard-Brexiter UKIP or EDL supporter.
It makes me angry that our national flag – my flag – has been appropriated by these intolerant, ignorant people who think they are representative of our country.
Because they’re not.
You don’t have to be racist, pro-UKIP or a raving loony right-winger to care about our country. We – who are tolerant and open to the rest of the world and other cultures – are just as patriotic as they are.
In fact, we’re MORE patriotic.
Because we’re not trying to destroy our country’s economy for the sake of “taking back control” or other mindless, meaningless slogans.
And we’re not trying to make a quick buck by selling off our NHS to foreign owners.
And we’re not pushing…
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We need to talk about Diane Abbott. Now. (EXPLICIT CONTENT)
Diane Abbott has been a topic of talk, chatter, discussion, criticism – mostly unfair – and, most recently, speculation.
I am very pleased to share this excellent, thoughtful perspective on the subject of Ms Abbott, her story and why she is deserving of respect.gogwit.
This is not a recipe. I wrote this as a series of tweets today and readers asked for it as a blog post, so here it is. Our politics may differ, so feel free to skip straight back to the recipes if that’s what you’re here for.
WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT DIANE ABBOTT.
Right one of us political writer people needs to do this and it looks like it’s me. Grab a seat. I wanna talk about Diane.
Diane was first elected as an MP in 1987, the year before I was born. She has been dedicated to serving the British public for longer than I have even been alive. Hold that thought. Understand it.
Diane was the first black woman to have a seat in the House of Commons. She MADE HISTORY. Her father was welder, her mother a nurse. How many working class kids do we have…
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This Message Outlines LKBK’s stance for action before May 2017
The revealing phrases used by Theresa May which show she is lying when she speaks
Although, to be honest and perfectly candid, the simple truth is that I’m not entirely certain that I agree with this list of phrases one hundred per cent.
Psychologists say people who are lying tend to use a few revealing words and phrases which betray their dishonesty.
For example, if an innocent person is accused of, say, stealing something, he or she will simply protest “No I didn’t steal it!”
A guilty person however, will be more likely to say: “Believe me, I didn’t steal it!” or “The honest truth is I didn’t steal it!” or “Let me be clear, I didn’t steal it!”.
And now – according to very interesting research by the Academy of Executive Coaching – we can now reveal the 10 most common phrases which cause distrust particularly when used by executives and politicians.
The ten most commonly used phrases which arouse suspicion and point to dishonesty are:
- If I’m honest…
- Let me be clear…
- Believe me…
- The honest truth is…
- The fact is…
- To be fair…
- In terms of…
- The…
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The Great EU Debate: Boris Johnson vs Boris Johnson
A prize pair of buffoons, I understand they both share the same forename, oh – and family name too! Not by any chance related? No, I’m sure we’d have been told. I have heard that a week is a long time in politics and the separation in time here is several years. Fifty two weeks in a year, so that’s … A lot of weeks and a long, long time in politics. Time enough to change ones firmly held convictions and core beliefs.
Or maybe one or the other is a mouthpiece for whatever currently happens to be expedient?
Here it is – the great EU referendum debate featuring two of the finest debaters on opposite sides of the EU argument:
Boris Johnson vs Boris Johnson
Question Number 1.
How necessary or important is it that this referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU takes place? Over to you first, Mr Boris Johnson …
What do you have to say to that, Mr Johnson?
Strong words from Boris for his opponent Boris Johnson. Now for question Number 2.
What would happen if Britain left the EU. Mr Johnson?
And what do you think Mr Johnson?
So a huge disagreement between Boris and his opponent Boris. Question Number 3.
Some people claim it would be too difficult in practical terms for Britain to leave the EU. Mr Johnson, do you agree?
Mr Johnson? Do you agree with Mr Johnson?
Question Number 4…
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Open Letter from Let Our Kids Be Kids – the voice of tens of thousands of parents
Strongly worded and making the point, amongst several points, that ‘parents’ are more than an amorphous, woolly bloc.
Cameron’s so-called extremist Imam campaigned for TORIES at last election
…or how a few pictures are worth any number of words and any amount of hot air.
At prime minister’s questions today, David Cameron accused Labour’s candidate for Mayor of London Sadiq Khan of appearing with a London Imam who supports ISIS.
Only one problem. The Imam in question – Suliman Gani – does not support ISIS.
In fact he thinks they’re “evil”:
And even more amazingly, Gani actually supported – and even canvassed for – the Tories at the last general election:
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Here he is with Tory candidate Dan Watkins:
And here he is with Tory MP Tania Mathias:
And here he is with Zac Goldsmith himself:
The Tories are so desperate – or arrogant – they think they can win elections with outright lies and smears. We cannot rely on our biased media to show the truth.
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