:sunglasses: 40.6 % :pray: 8.5 % :laughing: 30.2 % 🧥 4.7 % :cry: 12.3 % :🤗 3.8 %
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https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/201 ... ffac070000
Boris dutifully stuck to his appointed job in the communal kitchen. There — as Rachel describes it in her diary — he “showed inner steel,” scrubbing pots and pans and sweating it out in the heat of the kitchen, meal after meal.
6 weeks. He did that "meal after meal" for 6 weeks.
By Oboogie
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kreuzberger wrote: Sat Oct 14, 2023 7:18 pm Civilised camping with much weed and a power of shagging. That was basically the average 1980s kibbutz sales pitch, if I remember correctly.
That was pretty much how my mate Andy described his experience of kibbutz life in the early 80s.
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Unvarnished views means the first thing that comes into his head. This is how he made his living 25 years ago, the John Cleese of political ‘comedy.’

This station will continue to have a niche audience seeking an echo chamber but the window has closed for the government to deregulate news broadcasting restrictions as Reagan did in the US. Ofcom maybe a pussycat now but it might not be in the future.
In a video posted on the GB News account on X, formerly Twitter, Johnson said he was going to be sharing his “unvarnished views” on the TV channel.
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By Boiler
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Youngian wrote: Fri Oct 27, 2023 6:28 pm
In a video posted on the GB News account on X, formerly Twitter, Johnson said he was going to be sharing his “unvarnished views” on the TV channel.
See also: piss-poor Rod Stewart tribute act Charlie Mullins berating Carol Vorderman for "having her tits hanging out" whilst in uniform yesterday.
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Crabcakes wrote: Fri Oct 27, 2023 9:09 pm I’m sure Sunak will be delighted Johnson will be on at least once a week telling everyone how shit he (Sunak) is, and how great he (Johnson) is, and how much better he would be in the role.
Apparently he’s going to focus his wisdom on foreign affairs. Many forget that before Bozo was the worst PM of all time, he was worst foreign secretary ever.
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Seems Johnson thought that Covid wasn't worth disrupting the economy for:

Keith asks Reynolds if Johnson ever said that Covid was not a big deal, that it would be like swine flu, and that the biggest danger was talking the economy into a slump.

(Many accounts, including from people like Dominic Cummings, say this is exactly what Johnson thought at this point.)

Reynolds says he cannot remember that. But he does think Johnson thought that “if we reacted in certain ways, we could generate a sense of panic and concern that could be counterproductive”.
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