The quality of reporting is also abysmal.
They said the Type 45 has excellent sonar. They meant radar. Right.
They said the RN had 50 destroyers and frigates in 1990. There were around 40 as the Falklands kicked off.
People pay for this misinformation.
04.03.2026 07:27 β
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Ancient peoples?
Ancient thinking. Restore sound like they need some more neurons firing.
03.03.2026 21:53 β
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Donβt go giving them ideas!!
03.03.2026 13:36 β
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We need to fix our democracy β¦ so it is like the democracy we like.
We see you Reform.
Do you mean the democracy where opposition leaders fall out of windows? That kind of democracy?
03.03.2026 03:51 β
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Upsetting the right people. Good!
02.03.2026 19:42 β
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Importantly, Reform are tanking and people will organise to prevent their election!
Phew!
02.03.2026 13:25 β
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Daniel (@deargodwhatnow.bsky.social)
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Has deargodwhatnow.bsky.social given up?
Daniel, let us know why migration should decrease so that taxes go up and services go down.
02.03.2026 13:23 β
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The favourite trick of Farage.
Talk about one small part of a complex issue and pretend there are no wider implications.
Boats, boats, boats.
Of course, should be Brexit boats.
Not βLetβs have less healthcare and smaller pensions!β
02.03.2026 13:20 β
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Once again.
68m people with life expectancy of 81yrs needs 840k people per year.
Births at 590k needs net migration of circa 250k to keep demographics balanced in long run terms.
To decrease people is to reduce the tax base while demand for services increases as the population ages.
Argument won.
02.03.2026 13:18 β
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Apologies. Typo wouldnβt help.
68m people. 81 (not 82) years life expectancy.
Divide 68m by 81 = 839.5k.
02.03.2026 09:17 β
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Dear US.
Please vote in November.
02.03.2026 07:26 β
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I laughed at the dots in the UK until I saw the tens of dots in the US.
This image has been clipped to remove all the US dots.
02.03.2026 04:14 β
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I mean, even the former Prince Andrew served in the Falklands.
01.03.2026 21:39 β
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It is very frustrating.
Iβd argue it is easier to explain than fiscal and monetary economic policies - but at least they are managed.
As you say, the same approach is required for migration. Done sensibly a bunch of the argument would have popular support.
Fragmented, itβs unmanaged chaos.
01.03.2026 21:33 β
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The Foreign Office have issued official advice for UK citizens who now live in Dubai:
"You're on your own you tax-dodging bastards! Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha!"
01.03.2026 09:01 β
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Thank you for the earlier article. A very sensible approach that manages decisions to deliver the many requirements and benefits of migration to the wider economy and population.
Agree overall demographics is a simplistic approach - but may still influence parts of a joined up policy.
01.03.2026 20:55 β
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I think 100k is short run stability as death rates are not yet 840k but theyβre climbing.
Death rates will continue to climb as the population bulge age. And birth rates are falling.
Then 100k will climb to 250k.
It depends how we frame the issue in timescales.
01.03.2026 19:10 β
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The UK with 68 million people and life expectancy of 82 years needs 840k new people per year to be stable in long run terms.
Births of 590k/yr needs 250k/yr net migrants.
Without this the tax base shrinks, we need more services as we age and debt is already high.
Make a case that we shouldnβt.
01.03.2026 19:04 β
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68 million people with a life expectancy of 82 years need about 840k people added a year for long run stability.
Births are 590k a year.
Less than 250k net migrants means we get older and the tax base shrinks and services with that.
Circa 250k is a sensible number.
01.03.2026 18:57 β
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No, but if a majority (or near-majority) deliberately vote to block him then he gets nowhere.
Denton Greens. π
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He thrives on storytelling and he is very good at it.
But he is very good because he only ever tells half the story - the half that some want to hear. And we can fight on the ground that Farage picks β¦ or we can fight on the half that he doesnβt want to talk about.
01.03.2026 18:05 β
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Nigel needs to get used to losing.
It seems that the majority will not vote for him and will vote to positively reject him.
01.03.2026 06:41 β
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I was struck by the two idiotic responses that put Iran in the UK.
Then β¦ I looked at the US β¦ π€―
28.02.2026 22:38 β
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Wise before his years!
I blame the parents.
27.02.2026 18:50 β
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Reform struggling with maths and democracy.
Skin seems a little thin for people who want to divide others.
27.02.2026 05:15 β
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Matt Goodwin blames a majority of voters for his loss.
Here from the Guardian: βSpeaking to journalists as he arrived at the count, Goodwin blamed his loss on βa coalition of Islamists and woke progressivesβ he said had βcome together to dominate the constituencyβ.β
Reform struggling with democracy.
27.02.2026 05:12 β
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68 million people with a life expectancy of 81 years needs around 840k people joining the demographic to keep something close to equilibrium in the population - to prevent ageing.
The UK has about 590k births per year.
The UK needs migration. Needs!
Or we get older and poorer.
26.02.2026 21:08 β
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Mick Lynch "Nigel Farage is a racist."
RT if Mick is right.
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People are upset at yet more people pointing out the consequences of Brexit?
Ten years is long enough. Brexit has failed. Time for Article 49 please.
26.02.2026 05:52 β
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Imagine paying to read the Mail.
So few people do these days. Why does the BBC insist on telling us what the papers say?
26.02.2026 05:39 β
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