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Why the Guardian is going down the pan!

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..but this toast article is well edgy....

In the past, I have turned the toaster on its side, put cheese on bread and slid it in so it toasts on one side and melts on the other. It’s a bit of a jiggle but it works [see footnote].

Footnote: We strongly don’t recommend turning your toaster on its side to make cheese on toast or anything else, as it is a fire hazard. See this warning from the London Fire Brigade.
 
“I never thought I’d have to give this advice as it’s painfully obvious...” :cool:
Jamie must clean his toaster thoroughly every time he makes cheese on toast, otherwise the breadcrumbs from the bottom and going to fall on the element and your house will smell of incinerated toast forever more.
 
am sure no one comes to this thread to see Monbiot getting smoke blown up his jacksie, but his various TTIP pieces are sharp, incisive, informative : http://www.theguardian.com/commenti...de-deal-transatlantic-trade-investment-treaty

of course it's all a bit frustrating that he can't/won't overtly place all this, and the necessary fight against TTIP, in a wider "Be realistic, Capitalism's fucked, lets' head for the alternative, + sharpish" context, but it's Monbiot, in the Graun, thats how it goes down.
 
Monbiot's an idiot on most things, particularly the things he feels most qualified speak about, but that was a pretty good article.
 
Neel Mukherjee’s top 10 books about revolutionaries

A common theme in most of these books is how revolutionary action is foredoomed to failure and revolutionaries are either deluded, or wrong, or both; at worst, they are psychopaths and criminals. Idealism seems to be vitiated the moment it is translated into (usually misguided) action.

This is, needless to say, a highly selective and subjective list.

You can say that again m8.
 
Revealed: thousands of Britons on benefits across EU
• At least 30,000 Britons on unemployment benefit in EU, Guardian research shows
• Unemployed Britons in richer EU states outnumber claimants from those countries in UK

• Helen Pidd searches for the only Briton in Poland claiming benefits
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/jan/19/-sp-thousands-britons-claim-benefits-eu


The Guardian has spent some considerable resources on identifying there are more UK born claimants receiving higher rates of benefit in the other EU countries they are now living in, than there are EU citizens claiming here. I'm not sure why they have done this, I think its to show up the Tories and their attacks on migrants here, but it will only bring attention to U.K nationals claiming abroad which will include disabled people who leave for medical purposes, better climate, etc.
 
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