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I cannot be polite about this incompetent, corrupt Govt foisted on us by Boris Johnson. They have nothing to offer 99% of us. Rich public school boys and girls who have no clue. I am privileged by having had a great education and family values that care about those less fortunate

@JamesRees_PCC I wish you would coach someone with views like ours to start a left wing revolt against the terrible Tories and lead a new party of the left to oppose Labour. Any candidates?

This 👇was just over 14 months ago. 56 MPs under investigation for sexual harassment. 56 out of 650. 1 in 7 You walk in a room of 14 MPs and 2 are being investigated. And those are the ones we know about. So what do you now see when you watch PMQs? theguardian.com/politics/2022/…

@rolandhoskins1 @E_catservant He should be arrested and held to account. The Met should do it's job. Now.

Well one good thing about our hotter summer's is that even supermarket strawberries are delicious and pretty reasonable. So we may not be at Wimbledon but we can enjoy strawberries even without cream they are so sweet.

Sometimes I am ashamed to be a human being.

What an absurd story reported by The Sun about unsubstantiated allegations against a BBC presenter. They and the mother should be punished. Disgusting behaviour. But all the media culpable for reporting such nonsense. News? No, tabloid lies and salacious behaviour.

#Wimbledon As much as we like Andy Murray, watching Eubanks and the amazing men playing with all their heart and might, Andy's childish behaviour on court detracts from his game and probably lost him many matches. Just being honest.

He says it all. His own words thrown back at him. He has no shame, no conviction and I think it's time for Labour to split even if it can't win. Not the right wing but what's left of the left. The New Left party. A good pun on New Labour. @Keir_Starmer

Why are so many messages telling me "failed load tweet"? Musk at work?

And finally and I wish people would RT my thread about Prevention better than cure, our wonderful NHS overburdened with preventable problems like smoking, obesity, unhealthy lifestyles, too much drinking. "Everything in moderation". Oh these cliches, how right they are.

Property developers, greedy landlords and corruption prevails. Why? Oh we can't give to "scroungers", they don't "deserve" help. So instead we have kids living in terrible conditions, crime out of desperation, food banks and on and on. So a tiny minority can be obscenely rich.

Most societal problems can be solved by focusing on prevention and putting the money there before problems and crises arise. 3. Housing: we know if there were enough affordable homes there would be less poverty, very little homeless people begging on our streets. But greedy

PREVENTION IS MUCH MORE EFFECTIVE THAN CURE! Dealing with crisis is more expensive, costly in £ spent and heartache for those with the problems. But no we can't support the "feckless", or children with inadequate but not uncaring parents. Poverty can be solved. Save the children

A mother and or father are identified as being a possible risk to their child. Nanny state says you can't offer support before there is a crisis. Poverty and inequality are much more likely to cause problems then the small minority of abusive parents. Who gets the headlines?

Why do so many important and difficult issues start with the problems and not the causes? The motto " Prevention is better than cure" is NEVER followed by Govt. 1. Immigration: Use Internation Law to intervene where Govts are corrupt and murder their own citizens; sovereignty

I would prefer a chamber of experts appointed by proper employment procedures to advise the Govt of non experts on all aspects of governance but unlike our Civil Service with the power like the Lords to amend bills. Not based on political biases but best value and workable.

I rarely listen to the Today program but to hear a Lord talking more sense about immigration than the Tory party was interesting. Still we need to abolish the House of Lords I want dont want elected second chamber because I don't trust the electorate to make wise decisions.

Far too radical for our great British public to vote for. Brains in their Daily Mail fix.