Cal Gordon

So he said he didn't do it before...
But now said he's going to start doing it...

In London, hate will never win.

Ah good point. They all merge into one gigantic gammon in my mind.

His dad is a literal billionaire who owns multiple large outlets that publish the speech he thinks is being silenced.
Bellend

☝️ Riddled with typo’s but you get the idea.

Every single journalist needs to put a microphone in front on her and get her to clarify which culture are worse. Go on Kemi, say they quiet bit out loud you loathsome toad.

Utter rubbish aimed at flag shagging boomers. The social contract is broken with the younger generations and they didn’t break it. You’re in power to fix it. Get on with it.

Maybe if older generations hadn’t broken the social contract with them that says, ‘study work hard and you can buy a house and live a comfortable life’, they might be more engaged. Utter balls aimed at boomers this.

Coming soon on BBC1,

Guest: Hitler murdered millions in camps.

BBC Interviewer: He's not here to defend himself.

Guest: That's because he took the coward's way out and shot himself.

BBC Interviewer: I have to end this interview in the interest of balance; we have nobody to put Mr Hitler's POV.

The NIMBYism in Marlow is strong. Will be a good test for any government to stand up to the morons.

Therapy would be a lot simpler than overthrowing a democratically elected government.

…just saying Andy has options…

Yup.

Romeo and Juliet Was a Tragedy In 1968, Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting were the most famous teenagers in the world. Fifty-five years later, they sued Paramount for child abuse.

Feels like a good time to remind people she was pressured by Zefferelli into the nude scene in this film, despite being 16. Please let this film be confined to history and stop showing it in schools.
www.vulture.com/article/rome...

Brexit – an unwelcome truth Labour’s continued silence on Brexit might just reveal an unwelcome truth; another reason, perhaps, to use the Brexit telescope?

“The economic cost of Brexit, reliably estimated at around 5% of GDP and with a total loss to government coffers by 2035 of over £300bn, is unlikely to be offset by attempting to ‘make Brexit work’ – a slogan which rather confirms that it hasn’t”

westenglandbylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...

British TV industry must diversify to survive, Lisa Nandy says Culture secretary says viewers will switch to streaming services if TV channels’ shows do not connect with them

Sorry, but it is just nutty to suggest that the reason why people are switching from TV to streaming is because TV does not look and sound enough like the UK:

I genuinely think it would make for a good use of your poll work to survey both sides and give them the exact same scenario.
Polarisation is bigger than you all think especially in America.

They reelected Donald Trump, people don’t care about norms…

The pearl clutching of political journalists is always funny to me.
Guys, it’s not the 90’s anymore, the rules changed ages ago and the people at the top really couldn’t care less about norms.

Indie films losing out to obsession with bankable stars, says Richard Eyre British director whose career is being celebrated at the BFI says creative industry increasingly wants safe bets The veteran British director Richard Eyre has said it is “very hard” to get small-budget independent dramas made any more because studio…

Indie films losing out to obsession with bankable stars, says Richard Eyre

Show me a picture on your phone that has your energy that isn’t a selfie.

Why should people be forced to endure that retched platform?
I’m more than happy to engage with opinions I don’t agree with, but (shockingly) I draw the line with Nazis…?
Do I need my Nazi horizons broadened…?

The ICC has issued an arrest warrant for Putin. Khomeini died in 1989. Robert Jenrick wanted to be Tory leader, but doesn't appear very well informed about current affairs.

Who advertise themselves by showing animated sheep, ironically.