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There is no measure so extreme, so punitive, that it shouldn't be implemented for everyone else.

He's back from holiday.

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Trump is all but guaranteed a warm welcome at the Super Bowl. This is a game-changing presidency.

If he succeeds, it won't just be America that benefits. The world wins, too.

And there's more...

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Bollocks about human rights.

Disha's appeal against deportation was granted by an immigration court judge because it would be 'unduly harsh' on his 10-year old son, who had a distaste for 'the type of chicken nuggets that are available abroad'.

Admittedly, this was just one aspect of his grounds for appeal.

Yup, pick through the fine print for the most embarrassing or trivial details, and make it out that they're the entire issue.

He's having the time of his fucking life, of course. Drop the fucking bomb. Wipe them all out.

That Superbowl didn't turn out quite as the MAGA lot anticipated.

KC Chiefs - wear red, several players had come out as MAGA and got to meet the president beforehand.
Put in a performance worthy of San Marino in the Euro qualifiers.

Philadelphia Eagles - a team packed with "DEI Hires" (Black quarterback, white cornerback) dominated.
Sent on their second strings late in the game when the game was decided.

That explains the "great recovery!" message from the orange twat.

I also understand he was very loudly booed, but several US networks dubbed canned cheers over them when broadcast.

They were threatened by a litre of castor oil...

The banner at the top of this page shows the scores by quarter.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/recap?gameId=401671889

Chiefs finally "won" the 4th quarter after they were 34 - 6 down.

Here's part of the report that illustrates the gulf.

Hurts threw a perfect 46-yard TD pass to DeVonta Smith to make it 34-0 late in the third.

Mahomes fired a 24-yard TD pass to Xavier Worthy to avoid the shutout, but the 2-point conversion failed. He threw two late, mostly meaningless TD passes, one to DeAndre Hopkins and another to Worthy.

Ah, so it's "Cavendish Wins the Tour de France" stuff?

Bones McCoy wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 11:51 am The banner at the top of this page shows the scores by quarter.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/recap?gameId=401671889

Chiefs finally "won" the 4th quarter after they were 34 - 6 down.

Here's part of the report that illustrates the gulf.

Hurts threw a perfect 46-yard TD pass to DeVonta Smith to make it 34-0 late in the third.

Mahomes fired a 24-yard TD pass to Xavier Worthy to avoid the shutout, but the 2-point conversion failed. He threw two late, mostly meaningless TD passes, one to DeAndre Hopkins and another to Worthy.

It truly is a foreign language..

Player 1 passed to Player 2 who scored a try, but couldn't convert it. There were two more attempts at tries, but it was too little, too late. Still, at least the Chiefs scored some points.

Is 'DeVonta' a position, a name or a disease?

Malcolm Armsteen wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 1:27 pm Is 'DeVonta' a position, a name or a disease?

Might be DeAndre's relative.


Takes me back to Lenny Henry's brother having twins, girl and boy.
Denise, and de-nephew.

Andy McDandy wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 1:07 pm Player 1 passed to Player 2 who scored a try, but couldn't convert it. There were two more attempts at tries, but it was too little, too late. Still, at least the Chiefs scored some points.

And all this is on Ice? That's impressive.

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Bullying and threatening people is OK, says cunt.

One of the most depressing features of our modern society is those offensive signs in airports and other public buildings warning that anyone who abuses the staff will be prosecuted. But why would we want to abuse the staff, provided they treated us with courtesy and efficiency?

Therein lies the problem, dickhead. Because some people - people who might share your opinions on things - do enjoy abusing the staff if they think they can get away with it. You think of yourselves as these exemplars of courtesy and politeness, just as you swear that you'd never break a speed limit, or a law, or whatever else. And well, if you were to do so, it's hardly your fault. You had no choice. You were provoked. They were in the way.

This might be a rant about the alleged inscrutability of "the caahncil", but it's more than that. It's fuck you, I want that, the UK version.

Edit - of course, it's also a jab at all those US public service workers who are being laid off.

Cunt.

Maybe we should call him Karen Littlejohn - eh readers.

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Cunt regurgitates speech by other cunt.

This column does not intend to get into the arguments about how best to end the war in Ukraine.

Not surprised there. Next.

The Vice President said what he worried about was the ‘threat from within’ – a bigger danger that the military threat from Russia.

That might be debatable, but he struck a raw nerve.

So, are we too tolerant, or too restrictive? Seems we're both.

The Vice President claimed that governments across Europe are encouraging people to report those suspected of ‘thought crime’ to the authorities.

While his allegations were not entirely accurate, he has a broader point.

"Not entirely accurate" being journalese for utter bollocks.

Since the introduction of the Online Safety Act in October 2023, almost 300 people have been charged with ‘speech crime’ on social media.

While no one disputes that those who incite violence deserve exemplary punishment, those who express controversial opinions which some find ‘offensive’ should not be facing jail.

Fresh law also makes it an offence to spread ‘disinformation’ – which would have extended to anyone who, at the time, maintained the now widely accepted fact that Covid-19 leaked from a lab in Wuhan and not from a dodgy pangolin at a downtown wet market.

If you criminalise ‘disinformation’, who gets to decide what’s true and what isn’t? It opens the door to state censorship.

I tell it like it is. You express sincerely held but controversial opinions. They incite violence.

By the way, has your Geordie friend Black Mike, of "give us a stick and I'll kill it" fame, offered to euthanise any goths recently?

Our newspapers and broadcasters are already tightly regulated, unlike our counterparts in the US. Cancel culture is rampant, with people losing their jobs for expressing ‘inappropriate’ views.

How come you're still in a job, then?

Washington ambassador and Foreign Secretary who have previously slandered the President as a racist, sexist, white supremacist.

Pretty fucking accurate, actually.

So the PM would do well to heed Vance’s speech, which despite its fairly hostile tone towards Europe in general still displayed a residual warmth towards Britain, which Trump himself shares.

Residual warmth, as in "get back here, bitch".

He’s also right about shutting people out of the political process and closing down elections. That’s precisely what Deputy PM Ginge Rayner is doing as she creates a new breed of super-councils even more remote from the people they will be elected to serve.

OK, first of all, what elections have been cancelled? Second, the regional assemblies offer an opportunity to invest on a bigger level than county councils currently can. You know, do the 'levelling up' that'll sort everything. Third, as pointed out frequently, getting involved in the political process is piss easy, as long as you're prepared to get off your arse.

What you mean is that you have to compete with all the opposing opinions now.

But on my more recent visits to the States, I’ve encounted a change in attitudes.

More than once, I’ve been asked: ‘What the hell is going on with you guys?’

I get that too, from my Dutch and Danish friends. For a few years, now. Ever since 24/06/2016.

Cunt.

Repulsive, dangerous cunt.

Of course not, you Trump arse licking patsy.

This column does not intend to get into the arguments about how best to end the war in Ukraine

Andy McDandy wrote: ↑Tue Feb 18, 2025 9:21 am

Washington ambassador and Foreign Secretary who have previously slandered the President as a racist, sexist, white supremacist.

They slander the POTUS, I exercise might right to free speech. I'm starting to see how this works, now.

He’s also right about shutting people out of the political process and closing down elections. That’s precisely what Deputy PM Ginge Rayner is doing as she creates a new breed of super-councils even more remote from the people they will be elected to serve.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

Another irregular verb there?

I abolish jobsworth councillors
You take government further away from the people it should serve