Jaimie Kaffash

Great (but horrible) reporting Elisabeth

“We had to sit and watch that little boy die”

Doctors are watching helplessly as Palestinian children die of starvation and treatable injuries in Gaza

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I mean, I do think if I had ten penalties, there is a 30% chance one goes in. That’s not outlandish is it?

A friend who studied in America once told me he was given MCQ exams at degree level. Not sure how widespread that was, but this is very MCQ history exam thinking

I’m not going to hear a word about Dunty. Indeed, he’s the only news source I will read or listen to. Anyway, I found out last week that Israel is murdering thousands of Palestinians. Thanks Ian for reporting on this

Incredible how quickly people are writing Martin Odegaard off

This is such a great point. All the talk about Russian bots, etc. Yeah, maybe, but 40 years of headlines about bendy bananas and the wrong shaped sausages probably had something to do with as well

I didn’t know his politics, but I could guess them solely from that post

chrisneyland? These delusions are more suited to Disneyland amiright?!

(Seriously, looking through his replies he seems one of the worst people in the world)

Yeah, all fair points. Also makes me think how good England's strikers were in the mid 90s - Wright, Shearer, Ferdinand, She*ingham, Fowler, Collymore, Cole, Sutton. That is some depth!

Er, definitely not world class I meant...

I love Wrighty more than maybe any other footballer - but without getting into the 'world class' debate, not even being on the fringes of the England team is definitely world class! Suker had more of a shout, but he wasn't prime age

Yeah, you’re completely right. “Humanity” might not be the right term. But it stands that the Express can see that its own readers are more horrified about what is happening than the Labour Party are, and that is telling

This is the Express showing more basic dignity than the Labour Party ffs

Yep, I’m probably just finding negatives! If everyone is fit on 17 August (and no one has knocks at the moment), who won’t make the squad?

Am I the only one worried that our squad is a bit too big? Even if we sell all the players we want to, that is a 22 man squad (not including Jesus). Two players not even in the match day squad for the first game of the season

Absolutely dystopian juxtaposition from the Guardian front page. Difficult to understand how anyone of decency and conscience can defend this government at this point. Just sheer moral degeneracy to arm a state that does this and arrest people for objecting. Wtf are we doing as a country?

We are doing this. Our governments. Our taxes. Our arms sales.

This is our Holocaust. Our Cambodian killing fields. Our Balkans. Our Rwandan genocide.

We are doing this and history will never forgive us.

Gaza:

holy shit lmao

That was very Sinner v Zverev!

I would be fine with Watkins but not on 30 August. Having 95% of our business done at this point is vital for me. Holding out for the chance of Isak is very much late Wenger Arsenal. If Liverpool get him - and that is a huge if - it will be annoying but I also feel they have priorities elsewhere

I can imagine you would have been completely supportive we made no moves in the transfer market on the off chance Isak would shake free, then spent until August 26th being messed around by Newcastle, and buying Watkins on the 30th when it became clear they were never going to do business with us?

Liverpool already have a great strike force. They got really lucky with injuries last season. Any injuries to the midfield or defence would be massive. As good as Isak is, he’s not £150m good and I think it would be a massive misuse of resources

I’ve still never heard a good reason why the impact aspect of the LBW rule exists. I can only think it is to encourage batsmen to play the shot but that doesn’t feel right

It’s because he has more intelligence than Saka (end dog whistle)

Screenshot of an email from Diana Johnson: I referenced your comments to my staff which I belive are abusive. I have set out below the exact words in your email from the weekend - "but how can you work for an MP who turns a blind eye to snipers killing children? How do you sleep at night? Are not haunted by this slaughter? This is on you, too." lam not sure there is any further purpose in replying to your emails on this subject. Yours sincerely, Rt Hon Dame Diana Johnson DBE MP Labour Member of Parliament for Kingston upon Hull North Chair of Home Affairs Select Committee

That time I abused my MP

I do think there is a bit of (justified) residual anger over the handling of the Partey situation. I’m certainly down on the club at the moment because of that

No, I’m not going to apologise for this terrible post

In fairness, Henry Hill knows all about people from working class backgrounds who end up all powerful and responsible for countless deaths

This has made my brain hurt