Making the news today....

[Johnsond]

13 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Brexit might have worked for you in your industry, but for many who don't have specialised income streams it has been a right pain in the arse. There are in general few noticeable benefits of Brexit.  They clearly didn't take back control of our borders, £350mil a week to the NHS etc.

Please feel free to let me know how the general population has actually benefited from the UK leaving the EU.

I can’t speak for others Mark and wouldn’t try to, my income streams come from hard work and sacrifice over the years. They ain’t that specialised, anyone can do it if they want to. EU is no friend of the working man mark, more a corporate employment agency is my own view. 

[Johnsond]

28 minutes ago, Mark J said:

don't believe everything I read in the papers Dave. 

I know you don’t Mark, it wasn’t a serious comment. 

[Steven P]

2 hours ago, Johnsond said:

Don’t believe everything you read in the papers

 

I'd also add believe nothing from Linked in, Facebook or Twatter. Be sceptical about anything from a politician, and always ask where the money is coming from and going to who.

 

[Johnsond]

1 hour ago, Steven P said:

 

I'd also add believe nothing from Linked in, Facebook or Twatter. Be sceptical about anything from a politician, and always ask where the money is coming from and going to who.

 

I was joking with Mark, but yes you can’t  go far wrong if you follow the money, pretty sure I used that phrase repeatedly about a  flu  outbreak a  few year back 🤔. 

[sime42]

What flu epidemic was that?

[Mark J]

[Johnsond]

8 minutes ago, Mark J said:

Mark I think you have to put a link on or some info as apparently these type of images are often fakes made up by members with time to spare in computers. 

[sime42]

15 minutes ago, Mark J said:

 

Surprise surprise. Or not.

 

 

 

 

[Mark J]

22 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Mark I think you have to put a link on or some info as apparently these type of images are often fakes made up by members with time to spare in computers. 

No smoke without fire and all that, especially given his affinity for class 'A's', and his breeding fetish.
It's an old story but there you go.

If you search for 'Musk and Epstein' you can take your pick. 
In fact, just click on the pic and it will take you to the article. Screenshots don't have that functionality. 
 

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Edited January 5 by Mark J

[sime42]

Anyone got any guesses as to what Musk is playing at, what's his goal at the end of all this meddling in European politics? Is he just addled by too much ego, money and mind bending drugs, or is he actually as right/hard-right wing as he purports to be now? I'm not convinced. I think it may all just be another means to an end;- to further his fortunes. I'm not sure how he gets the payout with this one though.

 

I heard an ex colleague of his from somewhere being interviewed earlier. He was adamant that Musk never does anything unless it's to further his own ends. Transactional, just like his uncomfortable new bed fellow Trump.