The shambles doesn't look like it's abating. Like she says, if the school and tube line are deemed unsafe, then why the hell are residents in the area being told it's fine to go home now?Residents who live in the low-rise blocks at the foot of Grenfell Tower are angry at the continued absence of help from the council.
Nina Masroh said the only contact she had had was two texts telling her she could return home but that there was no hot water or gas.
She remains worried about whether her flat and the block is safe, amid conflicting advice from police officers stationed around the site.
"We don’t feel safe. We are closer to the tower than the school and the tube line and they are both closed because of the risk of falling debris. There’s debris on my balcony. We’ve had no one here to tell us if it is safe. It is ridiculous. We feel so angry."
Hammond has done two things today: said that it's banned, and also said that the government's response to Lakanal was sufficient. I dunno why he'd go out and buy a sword to fall on, but he's on it regardless.
He's not falling on it, he's positioning himself as the compassionate amd competemt face of Toryism and using the sword to do away with those he can portray as less compassionate or competent
I am well aware of this. It is not funny but interesting what a wide cross section of people are calling May out. Pammy might just be bandwagon jumping but there you go...Did the reporter ask her the obvious follow-up question, "name five other British Prime Ministers?"
Also, did the journalist ask her editor the follow-up question, "why the fuck are we asking a washed up American panto star what the fuck she thinks about UK politics?"
If so, that it has become a bandwagon upon which to jump is a very interesting thing in itself...I am well aware of this. It is not funny but interesting what a wide cross section of people are calling May out. Pammy might just be bandwagon jumping but there you go...
There's a high probability he's shown to be wrong on both counts, the legality of the cladding quickly and the Lakanal business slowly. So I'm puzzled as to why he's gone out to bat for a PM that would like to get rid of him if she were able.He's not falling on it, he's positioning himself as the compassionate amd competemt face of Toryism and using the sword to do away with those he can portray as less compassionate or competent
If so, that it has become a bandwagon upon which to jump is a very interesting thing in itself...
She made it in the context of a pro-Assange rant apparently.She doesn't even live here, does she?
Earlier today a volunteer said on the news that they hadn't seen anyone from K&C on the ground, but staff from neighbouring Westminster were helping, now Ealing is taking over.
Just how fucking useless are K&C?
She made it in the context of a pro-Assange rant apparently.
He was shitting bricks on the telly the other night. What a fucking name too. He's as 'rock'-like as May is strong and stable.look at this cuntfop:
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Loving the completely ridiculous name though.look at this cuntfop:
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He's a descendent of Charles IILoving the completely ridiculous name though.
If the cladding used was illegal we'd surely know by now, wouldn't we? The world and their brother has been poring over the regs and the materials.
Hammond has done two things today: said that it's banned, and also said that the government's response to Lakanal was sufficient. I dunno why he'd go out and buy a sword to fall on, but he's on it regardless.
She doesn't even live here, does she?
He's a descendent of Charles II
don't worry they'll be back in post when this all blows over. Back to the gravy trainThe gap between what RBKC's councilors thought their job would be like and the reality of the current situation is... well, it's vast. It's really fucking vast.
look at this cuntfop:
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