I haven't had Twitter in six months. I thought I would get it back to say one thing. The last episode of Game of Thrones was shit! A real big pile of shit!
It pains me to see hard-won & mostly deserved journalistic reputations dashed to pieces on the rocks of Brexit. But the British media offers a lot more room & a lot more rewards to people like Andrew than it does to people like me. And now is a time to stand up & be counted.
Jennifer Morla, winning cover design for the New York Times Magazine (@NYTmag), 1998. When asked to submit a design for the magazine’s “The Shock of the Familiar” cover story contest, Morla chose a simple approach with immediate impact: flipping the masthead.
Thanks to @JoeKennedy1988 for your concern about my clothes. To be honest, I just wear whatever I want. Some days it's a suit, some days it's an African dashiki. I happen to find both more comfortable than a white cloak and a pointy hat.
@jessbrammar plus also; why, if you genuinely think men are forcing women to wear burqas, are the jokes always at the expense of the women not oppressive men? Why punch down, instead of up?
BBC Radio wanted to have me on today to debate a climate-denier in the context of the drought/heatwave.
I said NO.
I told them it was a disgrace that they still give climate-deniers airtime at a time like this.
I won’t be part of such charades any longer.
Please RT if you agree.
If you think that the @BBCNews should have a rule that Think Tanks can only appear on the BBC after disclosure of their main funders, then please retweet.
(If there is enough interest I will set up a petition to the BBC)
Incredible bad luck for Brandon Lewis that the only votes he mistakenly took part in today, rather than be paired with new mum Jo Swinson as arranged, were the two closest ones.
It seems that the money Vote Leave illegally distributed was spent on specifically targeting voters identified as susceptible to racist propaganda with racist propaganda. And the guilty parties are still in both the Cabinet & Number 10.