Don't worry, we'll be history soon

Also, it may be enacted that, whatever the question, the result will be advisory, and the Prime Minister will not run away from his/her responsibility to sort it out

Who are these people? Nicely dressed and eloquent, but spouting such insane stuff, because, you know, Owen Jones, Gaza, Muslims, the left ...

This is what Find and Replace was invented for

fewer Chris, fewer

And the ballroom? My guess is we get the underground bunker with a woke turfed roof.

fewer Niles, fewer

Where has Zelenskyy said he supports the US attack?

NEW: Lebanon is Gaza 2.0. That’s what Israeli ministers are saying in their own words. Believe them.
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She seems nice

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Or maybe to provide benefits to its exploited (migrant) workers.

This is a real video from the official White House account on a war that is currently killing people. I don’t know how the US is going to come back from this.
The post was “JUSTICE THE AMERICAN WAY. 🇺🇸 🔥”

His sentiments have a power that weasly Keir consistently fails to achieve

From access to understanding: making legal information usable in the age of AI For more than two decades, the legal world has celebrated a major achievement: open access to law. Judgments are available online. Legislation is searchable. The idea that primary legal materials should be publicly available on the internet is no longer controversial in most jurisdictions. But availability is not the same as usability. A database full […] The post From access to understanding: making legal information usable in the age of AI appeared first on Internet for Lawyers Newsletter.

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Doesn't even rhyme

From my chemistry degree. Water is universal solvent, wine is the universal solution

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Is now the time to consider sale-and-leaseback for your commercial property? - Venables Legal Resources Asda’s recent £568 million sale-and-leaseback deal has once again thrust this financing strategy into the spotlight. The supermarket giant has sold 24 stores and its Lutterworth distribution depot to ...

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This is one of the reasons why the current obsession with growth is misguided. Growth in GDP means increased rewards for capital, not so much for labour. Plus of course GDP measures a lot of bad activity and ignores a lot of good.

You know all this, but it's worth repeating.

Who knew?

Which of course applies to all of Trump's actions

"Wrong" is strong stuff from Starmer. For that read "demented"