Who would have guessed that someone for whom all business and legal negotiation is based on bluff and bluster would have had nothing other than bluff and bluster in international affairs.
a masterclass in rhetorical deception
1. that a big new wind farm ācouldā be built has nothing to do with current electricity bills
2. Scotland is a ārenewables superpowerā because the āWestminster runā energy market offers price guarantees to wind farm developers (which impact all GB bill payers)
The Empty City
Natalie Fleet MP
Kevin Hague
grateful as ever to the National for highlighting the important and impactful work @theseislands.bsky.social is doing to inform the constitutional debate - if you would like to support our ongoing efforts, you can donate to these Islands here > www.these-islands.co.uk/funding/d5/
Tremendous
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kindly: what the everliving fuck
whole lot of tension on social media comes from the fact, imo, that the Very Online are either 1) people who love The World and other people so much that IRL isn't enough and they must socialise on the computer as well 2) people who hate The World and other people IRL and only want the computer
Kevin Hague
Indeed. I thought the article was perfectly nice,witty and with quintessential understatement.
I would also suggest that *especially* Americans should avoid the flat roofed variety of pubs.
Keir Starmerās statement is an exercise in saying as little as humanly possible. Itās three uncontentious general statements followed by a restatement of the existing UK position.
Yes, itās not a condemnation of the USAās actions, sure. But itās not the endorsement some are claiming it is, either.
