Free School Meals and Nuclear Weapons

Want an idea as to how much it would cost to provide free meals to eligible school children over the course of a year? £270 million. Want to know much the UK spends on nuclear weapons over the course of a year? Approximately £6.5 billion. £6.5 billion would fund free school meals for 24 years. […]

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Democracy vs God

Not for the first time, Paul of Blogging Theology has suggested that democratic rule is incompatible with religion. It seems that he is putting forward an idea he’s tried before, more than once. It also seems that Paul does not believe democracy can be a reasonable form of government. Indeed, one of the blog entries […]

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Epic Disdain

I’m flabbergasted. I’m reeling from some stuff I’ve read this morning. The defence of the Tangerine Tyrant is in a perverse way a beautiful thing, a sight to behold, and to despair at and laugh at in one go. When I see someone claim Trump to be a good man, I go to a certain […]

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The Fandom Menace Laid Bare

I’ve recently on Twitter of attempts to suggest the people behind the #WeAreStarfleet hashtag are awful. If we are to accept that, then the perpetrators of that suggestion, the self-styled #FandomMenace, should take a look at themselves, for their behaviour is no better. Exhibit A: This ‘charming’ response to Fibble.. More from Fibble… There are […]

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Cancel Culture

I’ve been inspired by a friend, and there’s going to be a bit more behind this post than will immediately be apparent (in the form of a video/audio interview, but I won’t say any more than that), but I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the phenomenon of ‘cancel culture’. On one level, I fully […]

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Tory Legacy

This is the legacy of austerity. This is the legacy of the @Conservatives and @BorisJohnson. No one should forget that. #ToryLies #BorisTheLiar #BrexitShambles https://t.co/DxHxtXoktW — Ben Berwick (@darth_timon) December 16, 2020

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As we fall off the Brexit Cliff…

… The media clearly has its priorities… with gems such as this: With the government moving shambolically towards a no-deal Brexit, despite the numerous assurances and promises over the last few years, why in the world would the food habits of the arrogant roff Rees-Mogg be remotely relevant? Is this what passes as journalism now? […]

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