6 Responses to Midweek 5th February 2025

  1. non-licence payer says:

    Lobbed up, on the head and straight into the net.

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    • digg says:

      Lucy Letby….

      Beginning to look like a cabal of professional health care professionals decided to sacrifice a junior nurse to save their arses to me. Possibly involving shared Masonic lodges with the investigating cop.

      If this turns out to be the case I really hope they end up doing time!

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      • Mustapha Sheikup al-Beebi says:

        If this is true, then it’s yet another example of what one historian called (in a pre-English Civil War context) “multiple dysfunction” in the British state.

        How many more scandals are there to be revealed? I note inter alia so far: the NHS infected blood transfusions; the Post Office Horizon computers; Covid vaccine harms and the ruinous lockdown response; repeated NHS failures; inaction and coverups of child-rape in Rotherham, Telford, Rochdale, Derby, Oxford, and less well-known ones in Yeovil, High Wycombe, etc; MPs claims for expenses; foreign influence over politicians; missed opportunities to prevent terror attacks such as Manchester Arena on 22/5/2017 and Southport in 2024; catastrophic levels of legal and illegal immigration, against the expressed wishes of the people; failure to commit to new nuclear power stations when older ones are due to reach the end of their useful life; absurd net zero and decarbonization policies crippling industry and citizens with very high energy prices; fetishization of international law over our own traditions; two-tier justice according to your religion, race, sexuality, gender; the BBC as it staggers from one disaster to the next; etc.

        No doubt you can think of many more. This is MULTIPLE DYSFUNCTION in a failing state.

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  2. non-licence payer says:

    The greatest cheerleader of emotion in UK political decision taking is the bBC.

    Question has the integration of emotion into our decision taking process improved or deteriorated the state?

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  3. atlas_shrugged says:

    It is of interest that our adversarial system is always looking for one thing and one person to blame. In truth life is more complicated than that.

    I am with digg that other parties who also can be blamed never seem to take the wrap.

    A complete overhaul of our medical and justice system are probably now due.

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    • Square-Eyed says:

      Atlas

      I agree with your comments and those of the others above.

      Surely a National Day of Prayer for our country is long overdue. The last it seems was in 1947.

      “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.” (Psalm 33:12) You can figure out for yourself what happens to a nation that goes in the opposite direction.

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