@StevenJonMiller@JohnCleese Why, in view of what you say, would you not vote for his party? Do you approve of what is going on and likely to continue under the Labour/Tory regime. It is they who have created the conditions under which Restore are growing rapidly into an unignorable political force.
@Visionaryvoid Tragic but ultimately uplifting account. That Robert did not look back does him great credit. After L Z (the greatest rock band the planet has or will ever see), he moved on to create and perform work that is arguably even more impressive. May there be many more years to come.
@recusant_raja I stand in awe of your immense courage, commitment, and determination. That you have at last felt able to directly accuse Burnham is testament to the strength of those years of accumulated evidence. Justice surely cannot be far distant.
@JohnCleese John, the land you and I grew up in (we are the same age), is gone. We have tolerated for too long a succession of fools and malefactors, their power unrestrained by reason, their objective a collective, oppressed citizenry, controllable through fear. And now the suffering begins
@JohnCleese Very concerning if this occurred on ‘X’. Being stifled in the ‘town square’ is yet another example of the extent to which the platform has been compromised by the British state. I’ve never quite understood why E Musk with all his wealth, power, and influence, has acceded. Sad.
@RupertLowe10 From the BBC online news…”Some 550,000 demonstrators took to the streets for largely peaceful protests…” Little to see here then, despite the 2400 arrests and 1000 injured police. The BBC is a disgrace.
@andy_androski@afneil And not merely protests - but ‘largely peaceful protests’, by 550,000 people, some 2400 of whom were arrested, and who caused 1000 police officers to be wounded. The BBC have shown themselves once again to be utterly untrustworthy.
@afneil That this once great country is now represented by such a buffoon, is an unedifying exemplar of how far we have fallen. Beyond toleration, or any level of detached amusement, my feelings now are of utter despair. How on earth we will ever get out of this terrible mess?
@Artemisfornow@danwootton The Albert Haddock of our times! (Very funny TV adaptations of A.P. Herbert’s Misleading Cases, starring Roy Dotrice and the incomparable Alistair Sim. 1967 or thereabouts). A gem of English comedy.
@Sutton1Mr Has it become now normal in judicial proceedings, for defendants to provide evidence and prove truth? Surely that’s the job of counsel. Labour surreptitiously changing the rules again? Or perhaps it’s just the ‘tiers’ in practice.