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If you truly believe that the MP doesn't know that DR Congo and Rwanda are two different countries and it wasn't merely a rhetorical question as part of giving an answer to a not entirely clear...

I agree. I also don't think the system is entirely broken. Until covid and WFH, the growth in passengers was huge, so some things are right. The range of universal railcards is great too. I make use...

The whole topic is complex, reduced down for the internet age to an edited video clip.

I don't believe for one second that you really believe that he thinks that Rwanda and DR Congo are the same...

The question wasnt entirely clear, Goma is the 10th largest city in the Democratic Republic of Congo (I looked this morning!) and to me it's clearly a rhetorical question. Both DR Congo and Rwanda...

Yeah he looks unprofessional because people try to reduce down a complex situation to a few seconds of edited video.

What was also predictable is that you would be all over it although you are...

Too many chiefs not enough indians is a phrase that springs to mind. There is a lack of people on the ground doing the simpler things that can make a difference - clearing litter, cutting back...

Yeah my understanding is that the Railways are already effectively nationalised. What isnt is the companies running the services.

I'm broadly supportive of nationalisation, as I am with water (as...

I sure. The last video I saw, where one pleasant student was screaming "we are Hamas" was at Columbia though I think

Its funny how the video looks quite different when you play it for another few seconds though and he answers the question..

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-politics-68901786

All kicking off at some of the elite US Universities.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-us-canada-68898923

Agreement with the Greens collapsed now. A party really with a lot of problems and now in a minority with no election planned until mid 2026 wouldn't be surprised if it all collapsed.

It's because it's a NATO commitment and we are members of NATO. We are far closer to it than other, in fact I think we already surpass the 2% target.

As it always was. Ridiculous project that has cost us all money for no benefit. Good sign that Gethings reign may be more sensible.

Not sure of the definition of 'forced' but it sounds about right to me. The protests only grew and grew until the rebrand was reversed. I despised the rebrand and the protests were one of my...

I note he played 300+ games for Kettering Town in six years. Very impressive if true, whilst also being manager mind, so maybe he just picked himself?

Worth noting that the arrest of Tommy Robinson that was discussed at length here during the antisemitism rally came to a head today, as the dispersal order was ruled unlawful.

It is funny the way...

I entirely agree with you both. I suppose I was specifically referring to COVID as a one off event, but that drift has been clear for years.

It's not just internet connections, it's the...

I hate punching down. I'm really just saying that a dramatic increase in people being off work is not a good thing for anyone, and whomever is the government cannot ignore it and needs to look into...

No, what I'm saying is that problems exist and they need solving irrespective of the party in power.

If we have a large number of people essentially doing nothing that is not good. It's never been...

Calls for the Met commissioner to resign cos a Jewish guy couldn't cross the road.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4n19j892neo

**** experts, us public school twats no best apply here too? These problems usually exist outside of the party political system.

"Labour promises crackdown on benefits payments to inactive young...

Johnson's government were also supporting millions of people through furlough who otherwise would have been financially ruined by the inability to work. Reducing it down to "deals for their mates" is...

No driving pun intended, but I've never been one of those people who criticises U-turns and sees them as a sign of weakness. If anything they are a sign of strength, albeit one at significant cost.
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Last note - I seem to have misgendered Adolf at the tail end of the first paragraph. A serious offence for which I can only apologise.

But I do think thats what she is saying. We all know that many people have made this lazy and inaccurate analysis and at the very least she should use less clumsy language. If she really is saying...