Don't do it Starmer. He's not worth it!
14.03.2026 17:57
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Don't do it Starmer. He's not worth it!
We lose out either way.
He needs to stand firm with France.
He’s playing politics. He’s probably not that bothered either way - but will hammer them if they don’t and blame them if the strait remains closed.
Last week Trump said he didn't need Britain's help because he'd already won this war. So we mustn't let him push the UK around now.
Any decision on the deployment of our Armed Forces should be made in the UK's national interest and subject to a vote in Parliament.
If Trump wants more than strategic advice from Europe on the Strait of Hormuz, the price should be a gigantic US military aid package for Ukraine to compensate for the additional oil revenue Russia is receiving due to the Iran War.
Military aid. Not defence contracts paid by Europe.
And somehow it's Starmer's fault.
25% and I won't pee in your G&T.
Torture.
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The house always wins
When everything is terrible everywhere, when you're weary, feeling small ... there's always the funnies.
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Make yourself at home clean my kitchen
I would LOVE a bit of division of labour. I do everything myself. Always have.
Estimated by who.
It’s not that the US doesn’t care about the deaths of Iranian girls, exactly. It’s just that the media, politicians, and the public pretty clearly care about other things more. - Noah Berlatsky
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Agree, a helpful, poignant perspective. "There has always been infighting among Iranians in the diaspora. The community has never been monolithic. It spans monarchists and leftists, secular nationalists and devout Muslims, people who left last year and people who left in 1979. What has changed...
There's no mention of deaths here.
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«Forbrukerrådet» is actually a Norwegian independent, publicly funded body that has existed since 1953. No ministry can instruct them nor remove their funds. This must be the best I ever saw released from them — part of a campaign to help people out of subscription cycles.
WATCH: This is my favourite thing on the internet right now. Well done Norway! youtube.com/watch?v=T4Up...
This is one result of the 7-year-long, £10 million Chilcot Inquiry: a comprehensive, detailed & crucial guide to avoiding another disastrous war like Iraq. You can understand why Tony Blair ignores its lessons, but every other warmonger in the UK?
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Wiktionary has a 'slopaganda' entry, archived to September 2025, which is around the time I see pickup of the term in some mainstream media. Twice in Guardian that month:
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Tricolour Sami dog on the left and my shadow on the right linked by a black lead
Sami in 2020
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The 192 was my school bus up to about 1992.
You're a little late.
Also, what were you doing on the girls' school bus?
Moai, 2003
Ah! I'd go back there in a heartbeat!
"moving fast and rubber-stamping things"
Fun.
Is anyone NOT at war right now?
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Can I come and stay?
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You see gow easy it is to groom humans? A little "i'm glad" here and an 'aww' there and we are hooked. Yes. And you just demonstrated exactly why that WSJ story should worry us. If I can do it to you — someone sharp, skeptical, who just spent twenty minutes stress-testing me — imagine what the same smooth, warm language does inside a command structure where people want to be reassured that the strike plan is solid. That's the real danger. Not malevolence. Just... frictionless confidence dressed up as care. Thank you for calling it out.
*sigh
My sami dog looking old, all tired and confused by all the drugs
It was Sami's last day. And I am broken in two.
