The equivalent of a remembering a release from 1971 in 1998.

Two-tier justice is the defining algorithm of the British state. Even if they wanted to provide the appearance of fair justice for high profile cases like this one, they just can’t do it. More than that, the more we react against it, they *more they will do it*, deny it and.

I hear he constantly pours with no due care or attention.

This is correct. Our laws, treaty obligations, and legal interpretations thereof force us to shelter with bed and board literally anyone who turns up and applies for asylum, with around 2-3 billion people eligible. There is no alternative. The law is the law. The work to undo.

Also, those little crossbody manbags people have started wearing on their chest, like this thug is wearing (although his looks like a ladies purse). No good can ever come of those. Not sure what the policy response should be (any thoughts @dampierguy ?) but this is certainly.

A foreigner putting their hand around someone’s neck like this, no matter who, would be grounds for instant deportation in any sensible country. No ifs, no buts, driven straight from arrest to airport. Out.

He was head boy, went to Oxford (where he captained the college cricket team, rowed in the 1st VIII and founded the college Opera society), then went back our school to be the classics teacher 16 years ago - where he still is, though he has written a couple of widely used Latin A.

RT @clim8resistance: I wonder if this speaks to the failure of institutional science, too. It has become infallible in its own view.

What did Youtube have that allowed it to get bigger than all the traditional TV stations combined? . The right to fail. In this clip, @jimmycarr and @almurray meditate on the nature of creativity and the right to failure. I think they're right, especially when I think about

Fascinating little video of a place I’ve passed many times and never bothered to look inside. Extraordinary bit of history!.

RT @ShipleyWrites: It’s time to say it - the Asylum system needs to end . (Link below)

RT @NeilDotObrien: People aren't able to have the children they say they want to have. It's a huge problem we can't afford *not* to solve.….

RT @FraserMyers: Farage doesn’t want you to know this but only a tiny proportion of goods are shoplifted, compared with those that are boug….

Patterns are starting to emerge

RT @ShipleyWrites: Fatherhood is amazing. My daughter just asked me if there were dragons in the Bible. I got to read her Job 41 while s….

RT @OutpostStudios: Did you know, Hungary gets fined a million Euros A DAY for not adhering to the EU’s migration targets? A “bargain”, acc….

General observations on the country, after being married to a German:. 1. They like to bring up how “crazy” Brexit was making small talk in weddings and stuff. Doesn’t occur to them at all that, since Brexit won the popular vote, there is a >50% chance that they’re speaking to a.