Earwig

Morning all.

Unemployed father and husband Alfred Smith walks down a foggy street with his dog in January 1939. Smith was one of the country's 1.8 million unemployed people, drawing two pounds, seven shillings and sixpence a week in unemployment benefit.
Photographer Kurt Hutton.

NEW FOOTAGE: Protesters take over a Minneapolis Target Saturday to protest the retailer’s cooperation with ICE. This is a movement! Share so everyone is aware!

A successful bake.
Good for the soul.

When we thought it couldn’t get any creepier or more abusive
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Boots on the ground in Ceredigion. Anyone willing to join me?

Morning all.

Agecroft Power Station, Salford, 1966.
Photographer Shirley Baker.

To all-
Have a peaceful Christmas.
Remember to spare a thought for those alone or cannot spend time with loved ones.

Dear Santa:

All I want for Christmas is for the Oxford comma to be cherished, loved, and respected.

My favourite ginnel

And the winner of the first FIFA peace prize goes to the man blowing possible fishermen out of the water and murdering the surviving crew who were trying to get back on board.

Very successful and fun afternoon

Today’s recording session

On Lancashire day too!

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A stroll by the River Ribble whilst the rain held off

Flag campaign chief praised by Tommy Robinson facing jail over ‘holiday scam’ Ryan Bridge, ringleader of the Raise the Colours movement heralded by ex-EDL leader Tommy Robinson, is being pursued for an eight-year sentence in Spain

Ryan Bridge key figure behind the Raise the Colours movement is being pursued for an eight-year sentence in Spain over claims of fraud and membership of a criminal group according to The Mirror

www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...

Interesting

A must watch.
An artist that gets more plays than most others here.
And I bet many people would recognise his work as it’s used as Incidental music so often.

Let's see where we are in the justice stakes, eh?

- Johnson: big money ChatGPT articles for the Mail.

- Cummings: consultancy, Substack prick

- Hancock: consultancy, book, I'm a celebrity

- Sunak: prime minister, big money advisor

- Gove: editor at The Spectator

- Mone: still has a yacht

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So it's true.

Tesco really has cancelled Christmas.

The Covid Inquiry finds that if Boris Johnson had called the first lockdown even one week earlier then it could have saved at least 20,000 lives.

Here's a quick reminder of what Johnson was actually doing during those weeks

A BBC news headline reads 'UK did 'too little, too late', leading to thousands more Covid deaths, says inquiry'. Accompanied by a photo of the useless sack of shit that calls himself Boris Johnson.

And in other news today:

'Bears - they DO shit in the woods!'
'Pope reveals he's a Catholic!'
'Fire - Ooh! It's hot!'

Thank God for Immigrants poster opposite the Tesco on Park Road in Liverpool.

Plaudits to whoever put this poster up next to the Park Road Tesco in Toxteth.

From the CWS Archives. 19th December 2021.

Smashing work - chuffed to bump into your post.

Ongoing work in my favourite ginnel