Cameron Clark
@cameronclark.bsky.social
Premature geriatric
Former journo & audience guy, now solicitor
Former journo & audience guy, now solicitor
Precisely this. A fascinatingly idiotic and antiquated approach to comms
This constant attempt at policy via deception also further erodes public trust in government
This constant attempt at policy via deception also further erodes public trust in government
Anti-imm right will share the Guardian article and decide Labour have a woke open borders policy; progressive left will share the Sun article and conclude Labour are thugs snatching jewelry from the desperate. Instead of persuading both sides the risk is you anger both and persuade no one.
November 17, 2025 at 10:00 AM
Precisely this. A fascinatingly idiotic and antiquated approach to comms
This constant attempt at policy via deception also further erodes public trust in government
This constant attempt at policy via deception also further erodes public trust in government
The paradox of politics is that you do sometimes have to say "fuck the public" to help the public
November 14, 2025 at 9:06 PM
The paradox of politics is that you do sometimes have to say "fuck the public" to help the public
Between the challenges of the foreign element and the internal willingness to challenge outside investment, I feel like we're basically down to the question of whether it's Murdoch, Rothermere or Marshall who end up owning it
November 14, 2025 at 12:44 PM
Between the challenges of the foreign element and the internal willingness to challenge outside investment, I feel like we're basically down to the question of whether it's Murdoch, Rothermere or Marshall who end up owning it
James makes a good observation here
If he weren't running what's essentially now a pro-white nationalist outlet, you'd almost have to admire it
If he weren't running what's essentially now a pro-white nationalist outlet, you'd almost have to admire it
Telegraph sale to redbird (who sort of owned it already) collapses.
This has got to be seen as a triumph for Chris Evans, who must be the first editor in history to declare war on his own proprietor and *win*. Arguably, twice.
This has got to be seen as a triumph for Chris Evans, who must be the first editor in history to declare war on his own proprietor and *win*. Arguably, twice.
The telegraph has been for sale for three years on.ft.com/4oGV6Hu
November 14, 2025 at 12:40 PM
James makes a good observation here
If he weren't running what's essentially now a pro-white nationalist outlet, you'd almost have to admire it
If he weren't running what's essentially now a pro-white nationalist outlet, you'd almost have to admire it
I was previously of the view that any attempt to oust Starmer would require a commitment to keep Reeves on as a means to maintain market stability
I think that necessity has just gone out the window
I think that necessity has just gone out the window
November 14, 2025 at 8:15 AM
I was previously of the view that any attempt to oust Starmer would require a commitment to keep Reeves on as a means to maintain market stability
I think that necessity has just gone out the window
I think that necessity has just gone out the window
The 'moron premium' strikes again
*UK GILTS PLUNGE AT OPEN, 10-YEAR YIELD CLIMBS 13 BPS TO 4.57%
November 14, 2025 at 8:07 AM
The 'moron premium' strikes again
The longer I sit with it, the less I like it
Its a game that’s fun to play and beautiful to look at, but feels dated and dissatisfying in many ways, which is a crushing shame
Regrettably, it’s probably a 7/10
Its a game that’s fun to play and beautiful to look at, but feels dated and dissatisfying in many ways, which is a crushing shame
Regrettably, it’s probably a 7/10
November 14, 2025 at 7:07 AM
The longer I sit with it, the less I like it
Its a game that’s fun to play and beautiful to look at, but feels dated and dissatisfying in many ways, which is a crushing shame
Regrettably, it’s probably a 7/10
Its a game that’s fun to play and beautiful to look at, but feels dated and dissatisfying in many ways, which is a crushing shame
Regrettably, it’s probably a 7/10
Story wise, I do prefer Atsu to Jin, the latter of whom felt very wooden, but the story suffers from weird pacing and a limp ending
Plus the ‘chose the order you take down the Yōtei Six’ pitch is complete marketing spin and doesn’t really exist in-game
Plus the ‘chose the order you take down the Yōtei Six’ pitch is complete marketing spin and doesn’t really exist in-game
November 14, 2025 at 7:07 AM
Story wise, I do prefer Atsu to Jin, the latter of whom felt very wooden, but the story suffers from weird pacing and a limp ending
Plus the ‘chose the order you take down the Yōtei Six’ pitch is complete marketing spin and doesn’t really exist in-game
Plus the ‘chose the order you take down the Yōtei Six’ pitch is complete marketing spin and doesn’t really exist in-game
That, combined with an overly generous fast travel mechanic which really disincentives travel and exploration, creates a world that feels quite empty, despite its beauty
November 14, 2025 at 7:07 AM
That, combined with an overly generous fast travel mechanic which really disincentives travel and exploration, creates a world that feels quite empty, despite its beauty
It’s undoubtedly a gorgeous game, and Sucker Punch’s artist styling is fantastic, but going from titles like Elden Ring, Baulder’s Gate and even Death Stranging to ‘red tree means X’ and ‘steam means Y’ is jarring
November 14, 2025 at 7:07 AM
It’s undoubtedly a gorgeous game, and Sucker Punch’s artist styling is fantastic, but going from titles like Elden Ring, Baulder’s Gate and even Death Stranging to ‘red tree means X’ and ‘steam means Y’ is jarring
Personally, those "I'm actually the leader" comments from Gabriel Pogrund and Patrick Maguire's book should have been enough for him to realise that maybe this guy was going to be a problem
November 13, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Personally, those "I'm actually the leader" comments from Gabriel Pogrund and Patrick Maguire's book should have been enough for him to realise that maybe this guy was going to be a problem
Beyond anything else, Starmer surely can't enjoy being personally and repeatedly humiliated by his own advisor like this?
NEW: Keir Starmer spoke to his senior No 10 team this morning and said briefings against ministers are “completely unacceptable” and would bring consequences, No 10 say. He was “assured that no No 10 staff briefed against ministers” and accepted this assurance.
November 13, 2025 at 1:20 PM
Beyond anything else, Starmer surely can't enjoy being personally and repeatedly humiliated by his own advisor like this?