Gavin Greig
@ggreig.com
Software developer wha bides i the East Neuk. He/him. Likes 28/32mm models for role-playing games, especially pulp/steampunk/scientific romance. Thinks Scotland should be a normal country - independent. http://ggreig.com, https://mastodon.scot/@ggreig
I'm not a fan of Corbyn, but those vociferously opposing him at all stages rather than backing him until a notable failure have to take some of the blame for any cacophony.
In the case of Your Party, there seem to be unforced failures already, fair enough.
In the case of Your Party, there seem to be unforced failures already, fair enough.
November 15, 2025 at 12:37 PM
I'm not a fan of Corbyn, but those vociferously opposing him at all stages rather than backing him until a notable failure have to take some of the blame for any cacophony.
In the case of Your Party, there seem to be unforced failures already, fair enough.
In the case of Your Party, there seem to be unforced failures already, fair enough.
Why would you always prefer an MP over an MEP? That itself is a bias.
November 15, 2025 at 12:33 PM
Why would you always prefer an MP over an MEP? That itself is a bias.
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Trump cares nothing about weak legal cases, but he has a keen eye for weak institutions and their weak leadership.
He believes he can bully BBC into further concessions.
Sadly, he has a point. BBC is having one of its periodic crises, and is suffering an ongoing political and media kicking.
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He believes he can bully BBC into further concessions.
Sadly, he has a point. BBC is having one of its periodic crises, and is suffering an ongoing political and media kicking.
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November 15, 2025 at 9:55 AM
Trump cares nothing about weak legal cases, but he has a keen eye for weak institutions and their weak leadership.
He believes he can bully BBC into further concessions.
Sadly, he has a point. BBC is having one of its periodic crises, and is suffering an ongoing political and media kicking.
>
He believes he can bully BBC into further concessions.
Sadly, he has a point. BBC is having one of its periodic crises, and is suffering an ongoing political and media kicking.
>
The job of an MP is to represent their constituency. Obviously that has to be balanced to an extent with the interests of the rest of the country. But these MPs don’t even believe in the country their constituency is in, so their ability to serve their constituencies is badly hobbled.
November 15, 2025 at 9:31 AM
The job of an MP is to represent their constituency. Obviously that has to be balanced to an extent with the interests of the rest of the country. But these MPs don’t even believe in the country their constituency is in, so their ability to serve their constituencies is badly hobbled.
It’s not snood very often since 2010.
November 14, 2025 at 2:12 PM
It’s not snood very often since 2010.