David

Thanks Paul, that way a laugh out loud moment. Unless the midterms are free and fair (unlikely) then the term “impeached” looks likely to be consigned to history. Even in the short term (ish)

I will do a happy dance if Hesketh goes.

Nowt as queer as folk! My husband loved it but I hated it. Taste huh?

Our old neighbour was an army veteran. He never spoke about the tours he did but he did speak about the PTSD he suffers and the friends he lost.

He was embarrassed that I said he was a hero. He said he was doing his job.

He was a hero. I couldn’t do it.

You were ahead of the game. Unfortunately the advice usually goes unheard as there is always something more pressing to use the money for.

Short term thinking is rife in financial planning.

True but I live in NI and we are statistically the poorest area of GB. This may, therefore, proportionally affect us more. My post is to raise the saliency of NI as we are, at best, ignored.

The scandal is UK wide.

Agreed, but of course he won’t. Nor ever would. Neither will the apparatchiks in the Pentagon who chose the target.

And don’t get me started on the Max Headroom copy as the “Secretary of War”

We need to treat our reservists and full time military with the respect they deserve.

Thank you for her service. (An Americanism but one that should be adopted)

Fired from it would be preferable.

True. But now the bastard has crossed to the dark side of Meta he is rich enough to afford the legal fees.

And he has the gall to try and flog a book.

But, boy, it would be popular.

They also crashed the economy, failed to invest when money was historically cheap and still claim to be the party of financial probity? 🤷‍♂️

Of course they did. She isn’t Nigel Farage…

It’s outrageous but sadly not out of character.

Articles like this easily justify my FT subscription.

I read another couple of posts that said that AI had located the target. 23k work in the Pentagon and yet no one checked first.

A war crime is still a war crime regardless of if you blame AI.

Congratulations. It’s a good move. My advice to any mortgage owner is to try and over pay, if you can afford it. Even a little off the capital will not only reduce your interest it dramatically reduces your term.

No they don’t but they do have defections.

The Titanic and deckchairs comes to mind…

You can’t expect the “man of the people” to mix with the proles.

That’s why he is never seen in Clacton…

And it’s instructive that the RW media is so out of step with the British public.

Again.

Not just LNG gas has jumped in cost:

Heating oil (in NI a majority of households use it for heating and hot water) has jumped from £320 for 500 litres to £617 just now.

Petrol from £1.23 a litre to £1.39

Pure profiteering.

Heating oil (in NI a majority of households use it for heating and hot water) has jumped from £320 for 500 litres to £617 just now.

Petrol from £1.23 a litre to £1.39

Pure profiteering.

And I strongly agree with you.

The results will be even more stark when the car is next filled up and the shopping bought.

And wait until the next price cap comes out.

“Americans are very lucky because, wherever they go to export freedom, they find oil.” Michele Serra

It appears that Farage is blinded by the love of the tango fool into following him regardless of Farage known political touch.

Trump is historically unpopular and yet Farage jumps to his unhinged position on Iran.

Good, well done Nige! Keep it up.

The problem with a national political control of immigration is just that. It depends on the wim if that government, and the saliency of the immigration debate rather than sound financial policy.

It appears that Labour has fallen into the same trap that the Tories did.

Caddy? If he has it must pay extraordinarily well.

And includes a private jet.

Farage must have been desperate for the Airmiles…

Or desperation?

Yes that’s the logical conclusion. I guess with the definite shift to the left and the communication skills of Polanski it would appeal to the younger and financially insecure.

The young really have been screwed.

Agreed. They just can’t be apparent to the rest of the bloc…

Agreed. My other half wanted to install it in the last project but the advice was it might be a turn off if we decided to sell the project rather than rent..

The same attitude was there five years ago about whole room insulation.

That’s now changed…