To be honest, I thought weâd already got rid of the toxic lettuce.
Farage proves to be useless.
Who could have predicted it?
Because they have got enough?
WelpâŠ
I was quite struck last week by (linked in that article) what a rogueâs gallery of mass murder and genocide supporters found the paper too toxic to write for now:
Itâs also notable that the Grauniadâs evidence to discredit the truth of the stories says âwere called wild fabrications in off-the-record briefings.â if itâs off the record, itâs just some words said by some nobody. Stop allowing governments to both say and not say something at the time. You canât have âan anonymousâ army spokesman or official or intelligence person or government source. If their name doesnât go with it, they are none of those things, but rather just some randomer with all the integrity that implies.
Looks like they were totally covering up war crimes, just as we thought when the story first broke.
He added that he was âconcernedâ about the contents of the memo, âbut I also refer you to the date â it was a decade before my timeâ.
The memo, written in April 2011, said that there appeared to be âan unofficial policyâ among SAS squadrons to kill any fighting-age Afghan male during a raid âregardless of the immediate threat they pose to our troopsâ.
So the entire lifespan of the successive Conservative governments âSirâ was a member of or voted into power they were aware that the SAS had a policy of straight up murdering civilians in Afghanistan.
It all comes out. And itâs always the cover up that gets you. Youâre the one carrying water for stone cold sociopathic murderers and people who get their kicks out of grisly torture and mutilation. Theyâll be dead or in prison already for some other fucked up shit they couldnât resist doing after the experience of drawing a salary from your lot for racist brutality.
Something, something dining habits of leopards.
This is what supporting the TERs gets you, Keir.
At least now one name has been removed from my list of MPs who need to leave before I will consider voting Labour again. Then again, Keir is another of the names on that list so I have little expectation I will be voting for them in the short to medium term.
maybe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WfgGDkWzYU
If Iâve got the right episode then thereâs a running theme of âDems swing right to try to appeal to the centre, and lose hard. Dems have been most successful when they have progressive policies. The same progressive policies that if you ask a random voter about out of context, they generally supportâ.
Itâs US politics, but damn if it doesnât apply to the Labour party.
âLabourâ party
Iâd say âI told you that would happenâ except Iâm stuck here too. I am already dreading the next election, because at this rate the Tories winning might be the least worst possibility.
Maybe itâs time to look back 100 years and give Keir the Ramsay MacDonald treatment.
