@nicolelampert@cllranderson@guardian I agree. But maybe I wasn’t clear. Pro-Israel lobbying of the US administration isn’t an example of Jews running the world. So the Guardians article on the pro Israel lobby has nothing to do with Jews running the world and so nothing to do with antisemitism.
@CommunityFibre I had a text from you about scheduled internet maintenance between 1am and 6am on Monday July 6th affecting London N20 - has that been rescheduled now? I’d like my internet to be working tonight!?! Probably a lot of us would
@ChrisCorney1 What a load of nonsense. Basically, he writes there is a conspiracy because the candidate to be a Labour Prime minister is being backed by supporters of the Labour Party. Who do you think is going to be his backers, ReformUK?
@DanStylus@laurensam Don’t know if anyone’s told you but Palestinians massacred and kidnapped over 1000 innocent people on Oct 7th…
That’s a problem for a lot of people
But it’s of no relevance to an Airbnb letting.
@realDonaldTrump I believe it is very important that Donald Trump passed a test on truth recognition. His actions have led many to believe that he has no comprehension of the difference between a lie and the truth.
@Jessrocks71@afneil@Iromg Not true. The government doesn’t know what savings and private pensions people have , so they don’t know who is entitled to pension credit until people apply. The 800,000 figure for those might be entitled to PC are a guess.
@johnredwood And you know very well @Johnredwood that thatcher prevented councils from doing that. So that the policy did lead to a shortage of council/ affordable homes.
@cleeve_matt @afneil Consumer protection legislation has been passed by governments from the left and the right. There is nothing wrong (and a lot right) to extending it to tickets for gigs.
@RobNoLastName Economically literate. The state took stamp duty (maybe) on the sale, and the new owner carried on paying 4%. So how does the state lose?