Reform, and the death of the Tory Party

[Psamathe]

It's a fair point.

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Hardly comparable as it is the police doing one thing and the media the other

I see it as what our society is imposing. Out Government blocking use of the words in relation to Palestine action and our society responding in effect motivating the individual alleged to be inciting to riot (ie by having so readily responded to such incitements in the past).

I interpret Monbiot's comment as more of a comment on our society.

 

[Pross]

A clue in the i newspaper. Bravo.

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I'm three letters short, even if being posh and using actual anatomical terminology I'm a letter short.

 

[briantrumpet]

I'm three letters short, even if being posh and using actual anatomical terminology I'm a letter short.

In case anyone's not got it, 'primarily' means to take the first letter of each word... start with the F of 'Farage'...

 

[TailWindHome]

He knows that his incitement works, and, like Trump, he doesn't have to be there, being an utter coward too.

In 1959 Ian Paisley read out the addresses of catholic homes in protestant areas to a rally of his supporters. When the homes were burnt out he said it was nothing to do with him, he was 'in the car on his way home'

It's an old playbook. Nothing new

 

[TailWindHome]

In 1959 Ian Paisley read out the addresses of catholic homes in protestant areas to a rally of his supporters. When the homes were burnt out he said it was nothing to do with him, he was 'in the car on his way home'

It's an old playbook. Nothing new

 

[briantrumpet]

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Plain as day what he's doing. Assisted by Musk.

 

[C R]

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Farage trying to manufacture his Reichstag fire moment and the media are obliging.

 

[Dorset Boy]

Musk whipping up division - Starmer

 

[briantrumpet]

Farage trying to manufacture his Reichstag fire moment and the media are obliging.

It's getting less and less subtle, and more and more obvious. He doesn't want any sort of resolution through democratic processes.

 

[Pblakeney]

It's getting less and less subtle, and more and more obvious. He doesn't want any sort of resolution through democratic processes.

As has been pointed out many times before, by many, he is just a mini-wannabe Donnie.

 

[Psamathe]

BBC R4 Today program had an expert (academic?) interviewed this morning who had neen monitoring public attitudes to the Police for years and years.

Apparently all Farâge's 'don't trust the Police' is rubbish. Surveys show public trust is high with a weird exception of GenZ where trust is down at only 44% but across all ethnic groups and genders (ie no white males mistrusting). And yhat hoes back some tome and not a recent change. The guess as to why is Social Media use by the age group though that's a theory not an established reason.

Bottom line was Fàrage is talking completely unfounded drivel when starting on about groups lost trust in Police.

 

[Pblakeney]

Bottom line was Fàrage is talking completely unfounded drivel...

Nothing new then.

 

[briantrumpet]

Is it me, or does he look like he probably enjoys wearing Lederhosen and humming motivational Austrian ditties to pass the time?

 

[bobzmyunkle]

Is it me, or does he look like he probably enjoys wearing Lederhosen and humming motivational Austrian ditties to pass the time?

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Probably just you. But despite the concerted effort to convince us otherwise and a bit of authoritarianism from Starmer, it's still a free country.