The Singing Engineer
@treborfirst.bsky.social
Choral Singer. TaiChi (Chen). PPIE: Critical Care Rsrch (Oxford Uni), ICNARC. Alumnus: Birkbeck (London Uni), OU, Leicester Poly.
Erstwhile sw Eng Mgr CEng MIET
Philosophy, Film noir, JP Melville, RadioLaBaroque, Bach, audiophile.
Brex💩& MAGA stink.
Erstwhile sw Eng Mgr CEng MIET
Philosophy, Film noir, JP Melville, RadioLaBaroque, Bach, audiophile.
Brex💩& MAGA stink.
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Trump also called the BBC "corrupt journalists" and "very dishonest people who tried to tip the scales of a Presidential election".
I would be arguing the reputation of the BBC has suffered significant damage from those false and defamatory statements.
I would be arguing the reputation of the BBC has suffered significant damage from those false and defamatory statements.
November 15, 2025 at 9:27 AM
Trump also called the BBC "corrupt journalists" and "very dishonest people who tried to tip the scales of a Presidential election".
I would be arguing the reputation of the BBC has suffered significant damage from those false and defamatory statements.
I would be arguing the reputation of the BBC has suffered significant damage from those false and defamatory statements.
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But also… bsky.app/profile/acyn...
Trump: I had an MRI and the result was outstanding.
Reporter: Was it your brain?
Trump: I have no idea what they analyzed, but whatever they analyzed, they analyzed it well.
Reporter: Was it your brain?
Trump: I have no idea what they analyzed, but whatever they analyzed, they analyzed it well.
November 15, 2025 at 8:53 AM
But also… bsky.app/profile/acyn...
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Appointing Robbie Gibb was interfering in running the BBC. Leaving him in place condones it.
November 12, 2025 at 12:22 PM
Appointing Robbie Gibb was interfering in running the BBC. Leaving him in place condones it.
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Starmer's popularity in the end, is a red herring, we could have an AI as a PM and nobody would like it. His popularity reflects the national mood above much else, there's a lot of hurt out there, but Labour could be making noises about the substantial improvements they're making.
November 12, 2025 at 9:17 AM
Starmer's popularity in the end, is a red herring, we could have an AI as a PM and nobody would like it. His popularity reflects the national mood above much else, there's a lot of hurt out there, but Labour could be making noises about the substantial improvements they're making.
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The biggest problem they have right now, is letting the media and opponents dictate the direction of conversation, it's oversaturation intended to deliberately undermine the government and it is only because it is Labour, this wouldn't be happening as it is, if it was a RW government.
November 12, 2025 at 9:15 AM
The biggest problem they have right now, is letting the media and opponents dictate the direction of conversation, it's oversaturation intended to deliberately undermine the government and it is only because it is Labour, this wouldn't be happening as it is, if it was a RW government.
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I feel like the last person alive to believe that losing Starmer would make both Labour's and the country's position worse, and even more unstable. Under this constant onslaught the only faint hope we have is if this shield wall holds.
November 12, 2025 at 8:02 AM
I feel like the last person alive to believe that losing Starmer would make both Labour's and the country's position worse, and even more unstable. Under this constant onslaught the only faint hope we have is if this shield wall holds.