Tony McAlinden

Does his Vatican contract permit him developing a lucrative pickled onion business on the side though?

Sarah Vine • @WestminsterWAG• •9h g Islamists screaming allahu Akbar outside villa park - and the person who gets arrested is a 17-year-old boy who goes to debate them. Meanwhile, a woman is condemned for 'face-crime'. What is going on?

What’s happened here is that, by sticking to their guns and refusing to be intimidated and shitehoused, the club and police have thankfully prevented Parliament and the press inciting rioting and running battles in the streets of a major city.

We Is Us Podcast Episode · Pluribus: The Official Podcast · S1 E1 · 42m

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One of the best things about the Vince Gilligan run shows have been their sublime podcasts thanks to Kelley Dixon and latterly Chris McCaleb.

I am glad to report that the official #Pluribus podcast is no exception, truly a film school in your ears.

... plus Jews everywhere by making football hooliganism sound like a Jewish tradition by calling criticism of it 'antisemitic'.

Great lesson here!!

Do you mean in money - or do you mean to humanity?

Because I’m interested in the latter.

While I broadly agree with your statement; I think Khan and Burnham have both been the harshest critics thus far of the McSweeney project.

Being men holding considerable power themselves, they have less reason to fear the Stalinist purges from central office.

British Labour MPs trying to associate themselves with Mamdani's win all "how do you do, fellow lefties" style, as if they aren't the same sort of right-enabling establishment he was a reaction against, embarrassing, the cheek, the nerve, the gall, the audacity and the gumption required

An article containing two quaint concepts. Imagine a minister resigning immediately after they did something wrong?

Many in politics and media are trapped on X/Twitter, a latter-day Plato's cave, mistaking projected shadows for reality.

No social media platform can be perfect - the 'social' bit ensures that - as people are also not perfect.

But some platforms are better than others.

A cartoon showing a young boy playing chess on his iPad at home. On the sofa is his father, who is watching a large TV with GB News on it. The caption says "That thing is going to rot your brain". It is up to you to decide who is saying it...

"That thing is going to rot your brain..."

Starting with most of his own party…

Mamdani: "We can respond to oligarchy and authoritarianism with the strength it fears, not the appeasement it craves. After all, if anyone can show a nation betrayed by Donald Trump how to defeat him, it is the city that gave rise to him."

A response to Jimmy Carr’s comments about Graham Linehan.

Can’t imagine a more worthy caretaker for such an item. Your love of Ladybird brings joy to so many.

Isn’t one of the oddities of this route (and indeed a lot of rural ferries) that only truck *trailers* go on it.

The tractor on a big arctic provides a lot of ballast to keep the whole thing upright.

Cnut. He's forgotten about Cnut, who went on pilgrimage to Rome in 1027. Oh, and Edward I, who spent 2 months at the court of Gregory X in 1273. Otherwise, all over the detail, as per.

On Insta last week he specifically thanked the shows Welfare team and on this basis I can see why…

The gap between the government, opposition and national press unifying over some ludicrous, wildly irresponsible, insultingly idiotic bullshit and that then exploding in their faces now appears to be down to about two days. I reckon they could manage same-day meltdowns, if they tried.

The fact that Hope Not Hate is as biased and wilfully ignorant as a Tufton Street think tank is the other depressing fact.

People do make clowns of themselves while acting as agents of a foreign power.

Do parents still tell their children not to lie or has politics of the last 10 years put an end to that as it clearly doesn't matter/will hold them back in life?

Well then I’m pleased you’ve learned from this. BTW if you’re in the US, isn’t it rather late…

The point I’m making is that there are facts and there is opinion and I’m unconvinced you know the difference between them.

Was there a riot in Tel Aviv yesterday? Yes. That is a fact.

That trumps the need for
opinions.

This.

A lot you didn’t know? None of it more than a Google search away, but you’re the sort of person incapable of educating yourself.

Maybe because you’ve never held an actual opinion in your life but just followed your herd.

Tel Aviv football derby between Hapoel and Maccabi called off after rioting Israeli police make nine arrests, citing ‘disorderly conduct, riots, injured police officers’ and infrastructure damage

Football match involving Maccabi Tel Aviv called off due to violence.

Is it anti semitic to call it off in Jerusalem or only in Birmingham?

Message to those who hurled the antisemitism libel around last week. Beware of Karma. She’s a real bitch!

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Because the team has extensive prior form in cuntish behaviour, a fact you’ve chosen to ignore as I expect you’re an aficionado of genocide too.

UK PM Keir Starmer who wants to reverse the Maccabi Tel Aviv fan ban at Villa Park Europa game next week said:

"The role of the police is to ensure all football fans can enjoy the game, without fear of violence or intimidation."

Exactly sir Keir, that’s why there has been a ban in the first place.

Also a frankly astonishing number of people who still haven’t figured out how to turn their routers off and on again.

That said, it was the fat finger of all fat fingers.

It won’t fix itself. You’ll need to turn it off and on again.