The man needs time to finish his grand legacy project: to totally ditch continuous assessment and therefore make life completly miserable for students and their parents/guardians.

No scrutiny is going to stop him.

Where Scotland's teachers learn how to drive out of a car park without looking where they are going.

Can I ask how you've found selling with those conditions? We're half considering selling and have been minded to put the same restrictions (no but to let, no flippers, etc). Have you been able to ask the potential buyers what their intentions are directly? Are the estate agents supportive?

I think the reason I'd urge caution is that I suspect this is manifesting itself today with the proliferation or right wing, conspiracy theory grifters who are sprouting from a very colonial worldview but are hiding behind a veil of being "the oppressed Irish", when clearly they're not.

...were willing and keen participants in building and enabling the broad colonial enterprise. This was often at the expense of both other subjects of colonisation worldwide and other Irish people at the time.

This might be the post-colonial part of me saying this, ironically, but I would be wary of automatically assuming we're purely post-colonial. I feel we have to do some introspection about how Irish people thought about their place in the Empire and how a significant subset of the population...

Lol. Lmao.

Saw someone earlier argue that Jim Gavin "split the spoiled vote". Where do you even start?

It's the British State saying "We can shoot you in the back, we can beat you in a cell, we can electrocute you in the back of a van and when all is done we're going to smirk about how we got away with it". #BloodySunday