We can't have clean energy because it will destroy the oil industry. We can't have healthcare because it will destroy the health insurance industry. We can't have peace because it will destroy the weapon industry. We are generate states of Perpetual crisis where the interest of ordinary people separate from the interest of elites. Capitalism built a system we can't afford to do the right thing.
18. Alan Sugar took issue with Arsenal wearing pink kits, suggesting Ian Wright would never have worn such a thing, only for Ian to wear a pink shirt on MOTD that weekend in response.
Emerson Royal’s father said “we believe it’s time for him to joim team that fights for titles. I think he fits a giant like Real Madrid”.
Emerson replies: “I have never spoken to him about it and I have always made it clear that I am happy at Tottenham”, via @TalkSport.
The funniest thing is Lineker isn’t even some left wing activist. He’s a mild liberal who doesn’t hate foreigners with like genuinely inoffensive views.
#TheWire ended 15 years ago today. (3/09/08)
The corners stay full, institutions still decay & the wrong people still get promoted. The world keeps turning and nothing changes. The end.
Absolutely F*****G INCREDIBLE!
Rishi Sunak just spent 2 minutes boasting about how Northern Ireland is the "most exciting exciting investment zone on the planet" because it has full access to the UK and EU market...
You know... like we did before Brexit!
#WindsorFramework
Sunak tells the people of Northern Ireland they will have a unique opportunity where they will get access to the EU Single Market & GB market
“No one else in the world has this” he says - except the whole of the UK did until he helped take us out of it!
A jaw-dropper from Brexiter Steve Baker on @BBCRadio4’s PM just now: “What an extraordinary opportunity for Northern Ireland: dual access to both markets”.
Er, that “extraordinary opportunity” was available to the entire UK before Brexit
Arsenal have had a goal ruled out after a VAR intervention. As a Leicester fan, I feel relieved, but bemused by a decision that could not be described, under any circumstances, as a clear and obvious error.