I do kind of feel that Liz Truss may actually be unwell, but at least her new book of trying to shift the blame from her disastrous government and budget is 'short'. After all, there are only so many excuses, even for her scrambled reasoning.
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Rather sadly, l fear this cartoon may be prophetic, and Le Penn will gain power. Then again, there may be many more riots if she does so.
As for just blaming 'immigrants' (who will shoulder most of the blame afterwards) or the riots, here's my view.
The riots were started as protests about schools and schooling. Then it evolved into a cost of living protest and cuts to welfare and health, followed by anger at the police aggression and force against the protesters, leading to a general distrust of the politicians backing the crackdown and enforcing the cuts and laws. Teachers and Fire Fighters were also backing the rioters and supported by them early on, so it's a lot more nuanced than right wing press and gobshites would have you believe.
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Rupert Lowe and his Restore message for the idiots, as he becomes more deranged and desperate. Hopefully Reform and Restore will split the votes of the racists and easily led, which will help the left wing parties. Fancy having so much money and being so upset and vindictive, rather than enjoying what little time he has left on this earth.
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Another mural l can get behind in sunny Liverpool. Lord Woodbine (Harry Phillips) and the lads. Well played to everyone involved. My relatives favourite cigarettes many moons ago, which l used to collect for them from our corner shop at the top of our street in Bootle.
Say what you want about the French riots, they've helped create some iconic images, and a hero for the ages.
Well played sir.
As if they don't get enough coverage on Question Time, the BBC, most of the press and their own GB 'News' to spread there hate and blame, the twats at Reform have started their own paper. This is what happens when one party (actually a company) gets millions of pounds of backing by their rich friends who will get even richer if Reform achieve power. At the expense of the poor.
Saves buying toilet paper l guess, or return it to Reform's freepost address, as that costs them money.
Isabella Weber making some good points that l can certainly get behind.
From The Guardian - here.
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Could also be a useful drinking game whenever Farage is on the TV (every day).
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More bullshit from Reform as they blame the press for exposing their own racism and misogyny. As you would expect. The press will brush it under the table and move on as usual. Now imagine how long this would be reported on by the press and BBC id it had been Labour exposed in this way.
Well played indeed. A classic homage by Coldwarsteve, based on 'Round of the Farfadets' by David Ryckaert 111, 1651.
How the right deal with women, especially ones that try to protect the children from being raped.
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He's probably never had a figure like this, but at least he is owning his gayness at last. That's not a gym, it's a gay bathouse.
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The new press secretary looks somewhat familiar, but l just can't place her. She seems very reasonable though, and seems to know Donald Trump very well (although he appears to be somewhat scared of her).
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I've known this man for many years as he is a mates father. It's been a long innings but it's still bad news.
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I was reading the rather excellent '1967 The World of Brian Epstien and The Beatles' book and discovered in it's pages that Mick Jagger was at The Beatles concert at Shea stadium in 1966. My flabber was certainly gasted, but here's some photographic proof. There's always more to learn and discover if you have an interest in such things. Then again, l'm a very sad individual.
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There's always someone less fortunate to blame by the right, instead of the institutions and billionaires behind the poverty affecting many. It wasn't that long ago that Polish and Turkish people were being used as problems, but it's never the rich at fault. They just exploit the ill educated and badly informed who suffer the most to vote for them, alongside their already well off supporters.
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Here's a photo l took at my first Manchester United match at Turf More versus Burnley in December1902*.
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This will sum up my relatives experience when sorting out my home should l suddenly and unexpectedly expire.
By Ellis Rosen in the NewYorker.
Me in my local, a real patriot, railing against the right wing supporters (and for all that know me, Italian Stallions).
You may kid yourself that he can't get any worse, but he always does. This is pretty tasteless, to say the least, but of course he and his supporters will no doubt find it 'funny'. What a time to be alive.
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