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@gurneyslade.bsky.social
Is there a way to put a classical quote in here without looking right-wing? I’m not going to dazzle anyone with my personality.
“My column’s gonna make you chunder”
December 22, 2025 at 12:51 PM
“My column’s gonna make you chunder”
You could fuck off, fuck off again, and then spend your life in a spiritual journey devoted to fucking off, and you still wouldn’t have fucked off enough to make up for this post.
December 17, 2025 at 1:52 AM
You could fuck off, fuck off again, and then spend your life in a spiritual journey devoted to fucking off, and you still wouldn’t have fucked off enough to make up for this post.
Even aside from their awful views, contempt for solidarity and willingness to abandon any position they may take out of expediency, their use of push polling is a nasty, unethical blight on politics.
December 8, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Even aside from their awful views, contempt for solidarity and willingness to abandon any position they may take out of expediency, their use of push polling is a nasty, unethical blight on politics.
Hey. Great question today. Not loaded at all. Now ask this one:
“Do you want a leader who you can trust not to throw your freedoms under the bus or would you prefer if Wes Streeting repeated whatever gripe was on GBNews yesterday in a desperate attempt at short-term popularity?”
“Do you want a leader who you can trust not to throw your freedoms under the bus or would you prefer if Wes Streeting repeated whatever gripe was on GBNews yesterday in a desperate attempt at short-term popularity?”
December 8, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Hey. Great question today. Not loaded at all. Now ask this one:
“Do you want a leader who you can trust not to throw your freedoms under the bus or would you prefer if Wes Streeting repeated whatever gripe was on GBNews yesterday in a desperate attempt at short-term popularity?”
“Do you want a leader who you can trust not to throw your freedoms under the bus or would you prefer if Wes Streeting repeated whatever gripe was on GBNews yesterday in a desperate attempt at short-term popularity?”
We learnt about the problems, eventually, years after the damage was done. And no one was held to account in court.
And I’d like to be convinced by any success that has happened in this country. We’ve seen over the last decade that we in the UK can screw up any scheme under any government.
And I’d like to be convinced by any success that has happened in this country. We’ve seen over the last decade that we in the UK can screw up any scheme under any government.
October 6, 2025 at 2:13 PM
We learnt about the problems, eventually, years after the damage was done. And no one was held to account in court.
And I’d like to be convinced by any success that has happened in this country. We’ve seen over the last decade that we in the UK can screw up any scheme under any government.
And I’d like to be convinced by any success that has happened in this country. We’ve seen over the last decade that we in the UK can screw up any scheme under any government.
If it was legal doesn’t it show what a hideously bad contract it was?
You accused me of demanding the govt clear up all their predecessors’ messes. I’m just not convinced they won’t make the same mistakes as the Tories AND the last Labour govt.
You accused me of demanding the govt clear up all their predecessors’ messes. I’m just not convinced they won’t make the same mistakes as the Tories AND the last Labour govt.
October 6, 2025 at 2:06 PM
If it was legal doesn’t it show what a hideously bad contract it was?
You accused me of demanding the govt clear up all their predecessors’ messes. I’m just not convinced they won’t make the same mistakes as the Tories AND the last Labour govt.
You accused me of demanding the govt clear up all their predecessors’ messes. I’m just not convinced they won’t make the same mistakes as the Tories AND the last Labour govt.
So, procurement is a mess whoever is in charge. And companies will profiteer and take liberties with data whoever is in charge. What on earth convinces you that this government should be trusted than any other over the last 40 years?
October 6, 2025 at 1:57 PM
So, procurement is a mess whoever is in charge. And companies will profiteer and take liberties with data whoever is in charge. What on earth convinces you that this government should be trusted than any other over the last 40 years?
I imagine if you robbed a bank and your punishment was to return the money you’d be feeling very relieved.
Oh, and the Fujitsu PO contract was signed in 1999. Remind me who the Tory Prime Minister was then.
Oh, and the Fujitsu PO contract was signed in 1999. Remind me who the Tory Prime Minister was then.
October 6, 2025 at 1:53 PM
I imagine if you robbed a bank and your punishment was to return the money you’d be feeling very relieved.
Oh, and the Fujitsu PO contract was signed in 1999. Remind me who the Tory Prime Minister was then.
Oh, and the Fujitsu PO contract was signed in 1999. Remind me who the Tory Prime Minister was then.
It’s the one that means no one from Fujitsu has been prosecuted. It’s the one that means Michelle Mone hasn’t been charged. We’re LIVING in that contract.
October 6, 2025 at 1:44 PM
It’s the one that means no one from Fujitsu has been prosecuted. It’s the one that means Michelle Mone hasn’t been charged. We’re LIVING in that contract.
Isn’t this just a tactic used by domestic abusers?
October 6, 2025 at 12:16 PM
Isn’t this just a tactic used by domestic abusers?
They didn’t negotiate a hopelessly unfavourable contract with the kind of corrupt, venal tech firm that caused persecution of thousands of postmasters and profiteered off a pandemic. You believe this govt won’t spaff billions on something that fails, leaks data or actively harms the vulnerable?
October 6, 2025 at 12:11 PM
They didn’t negotiate a hopelessly unfavourable contract with the kind of corrupt, venal tech firm that caused persecution of thousands of postmasters and profiteered off a pandemic. You believe this govt won’t spaff billions on something that fails, leaks data or actively harms the vulnerable?
So just carry on with Clintonian triangulation and NYT centrism that’s proven EVER so effective in exciting and mobilising the electorate over the past 25 years, yeah?
November 16, 2024 at 10:17 PM
So just carry on with Clintonian triangulation and NYT centrism that’s proven EVER so effective in exciting and mobilising the electorate over the past 25 years, yeah?