Pathetic stuff.
Of course the joke is on the author, Kevin Mitchell, who appears to think that not knowing who won some running race in the Olympics reveals a woeful lack of world-historical awareness.
Where voters have not "kicked out the bums", the big EU rulers have acted instead, with Berlin, Paris, Brussels, and the European Central Bank in Frankfurt conspiring to bring down elected prime ministers Silvio Berlusconi in Italy and George Papandreou in Greece.
Pope Benedict: his true legacy is his fashion sense
The former pontiff has had his critics over aspects of his teachings – but style-wise he dragged the papacy out of a 70s time warp
I'm not sure you've grasped the central concept behind this thread, which is that the guardian is crap. With that in mind, it is no surprise such articles as this appear within it.What an absolutely pathetic thing to do an article on.
I'm not sure you've grasped the central concept behind this thread, which is that the guardian is crap. With that in mind, it is no surprise such articles as this appear within it.
Ah! I didn't think the Morning Star existed any more. The Workers Girder sounds an interesting read. I do hope they have an iPad app!
I didn't say he did you thick malodorous cuntHe didn`t express any surprise, fool.
That piece is unbelievable for a number reasons - the level of self-delusion it reveals, the contempt she has for the public, what her real politics are and what they are motivated by, her lack of connection with or understanding of public opinion, her inability to read things politically, her immense fucking...wrongness. I think that one has wound me up more than the Kettle one on Iraq.I will just leave this here.
"After Eastleigh, the Lib Dems have finally found the fire in their belly"
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2013/mar/05/eastleigh-gloating-lib-dems-seize-chance
yeah - 4 years of reserves at current losses, so they're fucked if they can't pull something out of the bag.
I dont know the details, but this doesn't sound like a good idea. isn't this the equivalent of a second mortgage? What happens if repayments cant be made?Simon Hughes agrees, demanding councils be allowed to borrow what they like against their own assets for new building.
The title has changed. My tab and the url suggests "Enough of the post-Eastleigh gloating. Now [the Lib Dems must seize their chance]That piece is unbelievable for a number reasons - the level of self-delusion it reveals, the contempt she has for the public, what her real politics are and what they are motivated by, her lack of connection with or understanding of public opinion, her inability to read things politically, her immense fucking...wrongness. I think that one has wound me up more than the Kettle one on Iraq.
I don't know what interest rates councils get charged but IMO it would be a great deal more sensible for the government to borrow it at their current zero real interest rate (free money because there is nowhere else for scaredy investors to go whilst the government is busy trashing the economy).from that article
I dont know the details, but this doesn't sound like a good idea. isn't this the equivalent of a second mortgage? What happens if repayments cant be made?
which is currently a drain on their resources, not a money spinner. the key to whether they survive (as with all of them, in the end) is making online pay. they don't yet know how.they do have a massive online presence, mind.
Which newspaper, if any, would be the newspaper of choice for the on-the-pulse Urban 75er?
The Andersonstown news...is the radical news paper of choice for those in the know..
And it is also a lot easier if you win your elections, as Chávez generally did, with large majorities. He once claimed that the lesson he drew from Allende's Chile was the need to defend the socialist revolution with arms. In fact this was typical bravado. The real lesson was to win and hold a majority. Allende won one election with 36% support and died from bullet wounds as his palace was stormed by the armed forces. Chávez won four more or less honest presidential elections with, successively, 56%, 60%, 63% and 54% of the vote and died in his bed.