Making the news today....

[Johnsond]

1 hour ago, Steven P said:

 

Does that mean we will be getting out "Daily Starmer Report" every day for the next 5+ years? I might have a snooze, wake me up when you're bored of it?

 

[Self discipline... pot, kettle, black and all that... read back a good few pages and I reckon you'll struggle to find me starting a new topic that is Making the News Today, and go back even further before you'll find me repeating one I have already started. Discipline? How about you do the same, perhaps a weekly Starmer Report and not daily? Keep it fresh and interesting?)

 

Yeah I’ll keep you up to date no problem with “ real making news today” stories involving Starmer and the other clowns Labour has put in positions that would appear to be way above their capability levels. You have the willpower and self control of a BBC employee. 

Edited September 19, 2024 by Johnsond

[Steven P]

1 hour ago, peds said:

I cannot wait to see what's going to explode tomorrow.

 

Also... lots of legitimate targets in morgues and hospitals, but there's also a lot of reports coming in of wives and children ending up mangled.

 

So, par for the course for this shitty war.

 

Not sure what they have left to blow up that won't panic the wold? Explode an iphone and everyone will wonder if theirs is safe.

 

Yes, a shitty war, I guess though radios and pagers are more discriminate than firing rockets about?

[sime42]

[sime42]

[Stubby]

54 minutes ago, sime42 said:

No income tax no VAT ......😄

[Steven P]

Are Hezbollah bothered by taxes? Guess so, that's what they did Capone for.

[Johnsond]

Edited September 19, 2024 by Johnsond

[Johnsond]

Mohamed Al Fayed twice escaped charges over sexual abuse

APPLE.NEWS

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Prosecutors have admitted that they twice failed to bring charges against Mohamed Al Fayed, who...

Well done the CPS . Posting hurty words on Facebook is obviously more serious than rape in some people’s opinions. I’m sure Starmer will have a valid  excuse that protects his cracking pension and knighthood. 

[Steven P]

That's a massive leap of faith that Fayads crimes of the mid 80's are Starmers fault.

 

 

 

 

And in developing news, I got caught speeding in 1995, Boris Johnsons fault for the introduction of speed cameras in that spot in 2022.

[Mark J]

Exclusive: ISG collapse risks £1.84bn of government contracts | Construction News

WWW.CONSTRUCTIONNEWS.CO.UK

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Contractor ISG held at least £1.84bn in government contracts before its collapse, causing a headache...

 

 

It doesn't look like there'll be any new jail cells for a while anyway.

 

 

Edited September 22, 2024 by Mark J