Paul Welters
@paulwelters.bsky.social
REJOINER. Semi- retired Bookbinder, Bores on. Loads of degrees, polymath, curious, cynic, likes irony, modest, mildly arrogant, interest in craft skills, trades, textiles.
A bit like the NFU saying that the IHT reforms might not destroy British farming after all...
August 16, 2025 at 12:51 PM
A bit like the NFU saying that the IHT reforms might not destroy British farming after all...
Stupid f*ckers, and the Welsh, but they dragged Scotland and Northern Ireland out as well.
July 27, 2025 at 11:42 AM
Stupid f*ckers, and the Welsh, but they dragged Scotland and Northern Ireland out as well.
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Which means no major party is holding Brexit to account — even though it’s the root cause of our food crisis, constitutional decline, authoritarian drift, and trade collapse.
July 4, 2025 at 2:47 PM
Which means no major party is holding Brexit to account — even though it’s the root cause of our food crisis, constitutional decline, authoritarian drift, and trade collapse.
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2 years later: "Nigel Farage's near monthly appearances on state-owned Russia Today have come under scrutiny after his expression of admiration for Vladimir Putin this week"
"has appeared so frequently that he is cited in RT literature as one of their special and "endlessly quotable" British guests"
"has appeared so frequently that he is cited in RT literature as one of their special and "endlessly quotable" British guests"
Nigel Farage's relationship with Russian media comes under scrutiny
The Ukip leader's Euroscepticism makes him a shoo-in at the Russian state broadcaster that is often called Putin's mouthpiece
www.theguardian.com
July 3, 2025 at 7:48 PM
2 years later: "Nigel Farage's near monthly appearances on state-owned Russia Today have come under scrutiny after his expression of admiration for Vladimir Putin this week"
"has appeared so frequently that he is cited in RT literature as one of their special and "endlessly quotable" British guests"
"has appeared so frequently that he is cited in RT literature as one of their special and "endlessly quotable" British guests"
I wonder what Bijan Omrani would think about your semi-heretical assertion?
Having translated some of the Vulgate and compared that with the KJV and then some appalling more modern, mainly American, efforts I think you are unduly harsh.
Having translated some of the Vulgate and compared that with the KJV and then some appalling more modern, mainly American, efforts I think you are unduly harsh.
June 13, 2025 at 1:24 PM
I wonder what Bijan Omrani would think about your semi-heretical assertion?
Having translated some of the Vulgate and compared that with the KJV and then some appalling more modern, mainly American, efforts I think you are unduly harsh.
Having translated some of the Vulgate and compared that with the KJV and then some appalling more modern, mainly American, efforts I think you are unduly harsh.