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The dipshits trying to make 'woke right' a thing need to be laughed into the depths of a cave they're afraid to ever leave.
November 12, 2025 at 11:40 AM
The dipshits trying to make 'woke right' a thing need to be laughed into the depths of a cave they're afraid to ever leave.
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"No Mr Bond, I expect you to deliver 40-50 packages before your first piss break"
November 11, 2025 at 3:31 PM
"No Mr Bond, I expect you to deliver 40-50 packages before your first piss break"
We have a bad government that fails the people at in terms of what should be basic expectations of standards of living and quality of life. But the crowd next door enable genocide and proudly cover up war crimes, including those committed against their own people. So at least we’re not them.
Worth wondering how many different major British institutions have to be deeply malicious, for a story like this to appear.
Treasonous human rights laws mean special forces now can’t even murder scads of civilians in a series of bloodcurdling war crimes and lie about what they’ve done while the government covers it up, without facing a lot of impertinent questions
November 11, 2025 at 9:49 AM
We have a bad government that fails the people at in terms of what should be basic expectations of standards of living and quality of life. But the crowd next door enable genocide and proudly cover up war crimes, including those committed against their own people. So at least we’re not them.
Note that none of the BBC chatter has demonstrated precisely how editing verbal diarrhoea boy into a coherent set of words misrepresented what he said and did. That memo is a joke and your man should be humiliated for writing it.
November 10, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Note that none of the BBC chatter has demonstrated precisely how editing verbal diarrhoea boy into a coherent set of words misrepresented what he said and did. That memo is a joke and your man should be humiliated for writing it.
I should not be getting worked up about yank nonsense (this time the behaviour of the New York Times) but my God is journalism an absolutely dead, irredeemable profession.
November 10, 2025 at 2:46 PM
I should not be getting worked up about yank nonsense (this time the behaviour of the New York Times) but my God is journalism an absolutely dead, irredeemable profession.
Imagine what the Brit press would be like if they didn't have the supposedly strict defamation laws that they love to whinge about.
The earnest rubes claim it prevents them doing investigative reporting, the truth is they just want to print lies about people they hate and call it free speech.
The earnest rubes claim it prevents them doing investigative reporting, the truth is they just want to print lies about people they hate and call it free speech.
Reach has apologised and will pay "substantial damages" to Bob Vylan frontman Pascal Robinson after the Manchester Evening News wrongly reported he had "performed Nazi salutes on stage" pressgazette.co.uk/the-wire/new...
Manchester Evening News pays 'substantial damages' to Bob Vylan frontman
Reach to pay "substantial damages" to Bob Vylan frontman after Manchester Evening News wrongly reported he had "performed Nazi salutes on stage".
pressgazette.co.uk
November 10, 2025 at 12:22 PM
Imagine what the Brit press would be like if they didn't have the supposedly strict defamation laws that they love to whinge about.
The earnest rubes claim it prevents them doing investigative reporting, the truth is they just want to print lies about people they hate and call it free speech.
The earnest rubes claim it prevents them doing investigative reporting, the truth is they just want to print lies about people they hate and call it free speech.
Journalists are so petrified of being accused of bias that it paralyses their work. Why they think that work remains of any value when it's qualified and compromised to mush is another matter.
November 10, 2025 at 9:49 AM
Journalists are so petrified of being accused of bias that it paralyses their work. Why they think that work remains of any value when it's qualified and compromised to mush is another matter.
Your man resigning from the Beeb is so weird, it almost looks like it’s a real life episode of the Traitors and he’s decided to cut the legs out from under his own organisation before he was due to leave anyway.
November 9, 2025 at 10:39 PM
Your man resigning from the Beeb is so weird, it almost looks like it’s a real life episode of the Traitors and he’s decided to cut the legs out from under his own organisation before he was due to leave anyway.
In Strictly, every contestant gets to play one dead parent and one tearful personal struggle card, like a heartstring tugging Ask The Audience, to make sure they survive another week. Playing it at the right time is key.
November 9, 2025 at 7:42 PM
In Strictly, every contestant gets to play one dead parent and one tearful personal struggle card, like a heartstring tugging Ask The Audience, to make sure they survive another week. Playing it at the right time is key.
Unveiling this *after* you have won a final against a side who have never been a rival is new levels of small time, even for them.
November 9, 2025 at 5:57 PM
Unveiling this *after* you have won a final against a side who have never been a rival is new levels of small time, even for them.
The two VAR descisions in the City-Liverpool game have been atrocious. On a side note, the guy doing the BBC website comments - Shamoon Hafez - is some clown.
November 9, 2025 at 5:15 PM
The two VAR descisions in the City-Liverpool game have been atrocious. On a side note, the guy doing the BBC website comments - Shamoon Hafez - is some clown.
Ah well, nevertheless…
(writing was on the wall for cork as soon as they went down to 10… when Caulfield was their manager they seemed to get away with a lot more)
(writing was on the wall for cork as soon as they went down to 10… when Caulfield was their manager they seemed to get away with a lot more)
Cork channelling the spirit of 2020 and Davy Mac with the all black kit.
November 9, 2025 at 4:35 PM
Ah well, nevertheless…
(writing was on the wall for cork as soon as they went down to 10… when Caulfield was their manager they seemed to get away with a lot more)
(writing was on the wall for cork as soon as they went down to 10… when Caulfield was their manager they seemed to get away with a lot more)
Cork channelling the spirit of 2020 and Davy Mac with the all black kit.
November 9, 2025 at 3:13 PM
Cork channelling the spirit of 2020 and Davy Mac with the all black kit.
Whether he meant it or not, it’s a great quote because it explains perfectly that the system we all live in boils down to ‘how much inequality are you willing (or do you want) to see?’
Bertie Ahern quoted in the Irish times: "The problem with equality is that if you give it to one person, then everyone else comes looking for it."
November 9, 2025 at 1:36 PM
Whether he meant it or not, it’s a great quote because it explains perfectly that the system we all live in boils down to ‘how much inequality are you willing (or do you want) to see?’
If the money bros can manage all this shit, maybe we shouldn’t listen to the wise men when they say taxing wealth a bit more and providing adequate services to the plebs is radical leftism that would cause a meltdown.
Incredible how anything that would have been seen as batshit insanity or a bad movie script tossed straight in the bin 30 years ago can get normalised in a matter of weeks.
Dollar volatility tumbles as currency markets move past ‘Trump shock’ on.ft.com/47CNu16
November 9, 2025 at 11:27 AM
If the money bros can manage all this shit, maybe we shouldn’t listen to the wise men when they say taxing wealth a bit more and providing adequate services to the plebs is radical leftism that would cause a meltdown.
Incredible how anything that would have been seen as batshit insanity or a bad movie script tossed straight in the bin 30 years ago can get normalised in a matter of weeks.
Dollar volatility tumbles as currency markets move past ‘Trump shock’ on.ft.com/47CNu16
Dollar volatility tumbles as currency markets move past ‘Trump shock’
Investor expectations of US currency swings have fallen to lowest since before last year’s presidential election
on.ft.com
November 9, 2025 at 11:26 AM
Incredible how anything that would have been seen as batshit insanity or a bad movie script tossed straight in the bin 30 years ago can get normalised in a matter of weeks.
🎵 “Our country has never committed world historic crimes, you’ll never sing that” 🎵
November 9, 2025 at 11:18 AM
🎵 “Our country has never committed world historic crimes, you’ll never sing that” 🎵
My order of preference with a gun to my head is:
Sligo Rovers
Waterford
Derry
Bohs
Galway
Cork
Shels
Pats
Drogs
Sham rov*rs
so that’s Kaiser Corks for the cup, then!
Sligo Rovers
Waterford
Derry
Bohs
Galway
Cork
Shels
Pats
Drogs
Sham rov*rs
so that’s Kaiser Corks for the cup, then!
November 7, 2025 at 6:32 PM
My order of preference with a gun to my head is:
Sligo Rovers
Waterford
Derry
Bohs
Galway
Cork
Shels
Pats
Drogs
Sham rov*rs
so that’s Kaiser Corks for the cup, then!
Sligo Rovers
Waterford
Derry
Bohs
Galway
Cork
Shels
Pats
Drogs
Sham rov*rs
so that’s Kaiser Corks for the cup, then!
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The main reason that assorted shitehawks are demanding we join military alliances and grossly inflate our weapons spending is because they want to be at these things. Why our media indulges them is another matter that possibly only forensic analysis of the accounts would reveal.
UK military top brass mix with defence executives at luxury Alpine event on.ft.com/43jIcqa
UK military top brass mix with defence executives at luxury Alpine event
Details of armed forces and industry attendees at Méribel competition raise concerns about conflicts of interest
on.ft.com
November 7, 2025 at 9:36 AM
The main reason that assorted shitehawks are demanding we join military alliances and grossly inflate our weapons spending is because they want to be at these things. Why our media indulges them is another matter that possibly only forensic analysis of the accounts would reveal.
“A united Ireland would be a cold house for unionists…” etc and so on.
Senior Orange Order figures have written to Britain’s King Charles to “reflect on his coronation oath” over his praying with Pope Leo last month.
www.thejournal.ie/orange-order...
www.thejournal.ie/orange-order...
Orange Order leaders wrote to Britain's King Charles over his meeting with Pope Leo
The Pope’s historic meeting with Charles has come in for criticism from unionist figures in the North and elsewhere over recent weeks.
www.thejournal.ie
November 6, 2025 at 11:38 AM
“A united Ireland would be a cold house for unionists…” etc and so on.
It would be embarrassing to qualify for the World Cup after this nonsense. I presume we’ll throw our matches against Portugal and Hungary to protest.
World football governing body FIFA today announced it will introduce an award “to reward individuals who have taken exceptional and extraordinary actions for peace and by doing so have united people across the world.”
FIFA’s Trump Peace Prize? Football chief launches new award ahead of World Cup
FIFA is launching its own version of the Nobel Peace Prize. We wonder who will win?
www.politico.eu
November 5, 2025 at 7:31 PM
It would be embarrassing to qualify for the World Cup after this nonsense. I presume we’ll throw our matches against Portugal and Hungary to protest.
Not a new thing to say, but watching FG and FF lean into the anti-foreigner bile of cranks, weirdos and morons at the exact moment the Americans are starting to see the light of day and Starmer hits all time lows of unpopularity in Britain, you realise that (apart from anything else) they are thick.
November 5, 2025 at 9:18 AM
Not a new thing to say, but watching FG and FF lean into the anti-foreigner bile of cranks, weirdos and morons at the exact moment the Americans are starting to see the light of day and Starmer hits all time lows of unpopularity in Britain, you realise that (apart from anything else) they are thick.