Rule of law? No that just gets in the way of doing what we want , so it has to go.
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In Merseyside too, where they are well known for how much they love de Pfeffel.
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Hang on, is this another āMaking model busesā style attempt at manipulating search engines?
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That dudeās too old and way too out of shape to be a beat cop. Iād like to see him try and run down a suspect.
They better have the defibrillator handy.
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Heās just doing what his hero did
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@FGD135 āThe prime minister is not on crystal meth,
Well, certainly not if the findings of the UK Speaker are to be believed.
A report in the Sunday Times said detection wipes had found traces of cocaine in 11 out of 12 locations tested amid claims of casual use of the class A drug by a group of MPs.
In the toilet next to Johnsonās office, in the one at the top of the stairs in Portcullis House, and in the one at the bottom; for brevity, letās say pretty well all of them.
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I thought a whole load of de Pfeiffelās generation of Tory has admitted taking coke. Certain Gove anyway. I mean they are really media people.
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Boris denied it, so he definitely has as well.
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So, what did the politician in question say?
Sucks to be a normie who had a lonely christmas at home, basically.
I knew those tasers would be good for something
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Iām not British so itās not my game but I do fully understand why this is the thing after all the years of sleaze, scandals, robbery, corruption, cronyism, incompetence, racism, transphobia, selfishness, careerism, capriciousness, vindictiveness, sneering, self-righteousness, and non-stop lying about it that this is the thing making people stand up and scream. Itās because we followed public health orders as a collective to save others and didnāt see our families and our families are dead and we had funerals on zoom and these fuckers are rubbing shit in our bereavement.
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this is the thing making people stand up and scream.
There is something about the political mindset I donāt get on an instinctive level; that I freely admit and itās probably that which leaves me feeling the same way. Now, thereās little doubt that me in politics would go well past āpolicy wonkā into full blown ātechnocratā (though that seems to sell well in 
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). I would not be the sort of politician to have a beer with.
Crossposted from Today in Transphobia:
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Yeah, this was the one who was pictured laughing and joking about holding a party in Number 10, while the rest of the country was locked down. And the head of ITV newsās first instinct is to be all sympathetic to her because the media and political worlds are so intertwined, that to him this is āa good friend loses a jobā rather than a sign of corruption and lawbreaking at the heart of government.
Itās almost a cartoonish form of evil. They literally cancelled Christmas for everyone but themselves, then cackled gleefully about it when they thought people couldnāt see them. And a third of voters are still supporting them .
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Itās disgraceful and people really are quite rightly pissed but itāll probably be forgotten next week when we have 100K cases of Omicron per day and the PM does a bit of slapstick and falls face first into a custard pie or something. 
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UK and USA seek new world order for cross-border data sharing and privacy
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A joint statement released [ā¦] on Wednesday said the two nations re-committed to āpromoting the trustworthy use and exchange of data across bordersā and plan to collaborate on the design and creation of next-gen tools that shape new global norms on data use.
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Yesā¦I am sure those are better, more privacy conscious norms than the EU onesā¦
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