“Hannah Arendt, one of the greatest philosophers of the last 100 years, said that: ‘Once something can’t be said, you’re already in a tyranny.’ So, it is indisputable that we are all now living, in 2023, in a tyranny”
"Hannah Arendt, one of the greatest philosophers of the last 100 years, said that: 'Once something can’t be said, you’re already in a tyranny.' So, it is indisputable that we are all now living, in 2023, in a tyranny" https://t.co/rJuag0QmDC
There was an interesting interview on our BBC Stoke local radio yesterday. Between your standard BBC interviewer and it might have been Owen Jones or possibly the local Labour MP, I missed the intro.
Part of the discussion centered around Bet365 and its boss/owner Denise Coates and a forthcoming set of staff redundancies. She is possibly worth £8 Billion which was reason enough for the interviewed man to have a go, “she doesn’t pay enough tax” etc, “she earns too much”.
The BBC man suggested that Stoke should be grateful for the employment she gives the people of Stoke, our Lefties counters and says, ‘No Denise Coates should be grateful to her employees for making so much money for her.’ An interesting reversal and a great insight into the minds of the Left. Even our BBC man was struggling. What our Leftie fails to comprehend is Denise could set up her operation in tax free Dubai or elsewhere and without her hard work and enterprise there would be no Bet365 at all.
Although I am defending Denise Coates I absolutely detest betting and am sorry she couldn’t have employed her talents doing something more useful. She has however set up the Denise Coates charitable Foundation which is a major donor to various national and local charities.
“national and local charities” – refugee charities?
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Family Roots: She worked as a cashier in her father’s small chain of betting shops, Provincial Racing, during her youth and later managed them
The Big Gamble: She mortgaged her family’s physical betting shops to borrow £15 million, using the funds to develop proprietary online betting software.
MarkyMarkSep 10, 16:25 Midweek 9th September 2026 “national and local charities” – refugee charities? ….. Family Roots: She worked as a cashier in her father’s small chain…
FlotsamSep 10, 16:22 Midweek 9th September 2026 There was an interesting interview on our BBC Stoke local radio yesterday. Between your standard BBC interviewer and it might…
MarkyMarkSep 10, 16:19 Midweek 9th September 2026 Costing £3 per copy (or free online), the Migrant’s Guide is “interactive guide to support you through your immigration journey…
tomoSep 10, 16:15 Midweek 9th September 2026 More Khantery https://twitter.com/CharlotteCGill/status/2098036165022543953
MarkyMarkSep 10, 16:11 Midweek 9th September 2026 A brave man ….. “Hannah Arendt, one of the greatest philosophers of the last 100 years, said that: ‘Once something…
wwfcSep 10, 15:47 Midweek 9th September 2026 RIP Young man . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9RV5rK17o4
MarkyMarkSep 10, 15:34 Midweek 9th September 2026 POLICE- Non-crime hate incidents. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5Mhkh4nrgA
Richard PinderSep 10, 15:30 Midweek 9th September 2026 [img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HRx59LmWkAAr1_0?format=webp&name=small[/img] Far-left BBC staff angry about free speech billboards plastered across London Underground
MarkyMarkSep 10, 15:21 Midweek 9th September 2026 “I have seen what our country is capable of, they should have enormous pride. This Government will create a Britain…
RIP Young man .
A brave man …..
“Hannah Arendt, one of the greatest philosophers of the last 100 years, said that: ‘Once something can’t be said, you’re already in a tyranny.’ So, it is indisputable that we are all now living, in 2023, in a tyranny”
More Khantery
Costing £3 per copy (or free online), the Migrant’s Guide is “interactive guide to support you through your immigration journey in the UK. For migrants, by migrants.”
https://www.charlottecgill.co.uk/p/sadiq-khans-deputy-chairs-4-million
Anyway, I’m sure you’ll be delighted to know that Praxis Community Projects received £4,014,260 from taxpayers between 2021-25.
There was an interesting interview on our BBC Stoke local radio yesterday. Between your standard BBC interviewer and it might have been Owen Jones or possibly the local Labour MP, I missed the intro.
Part of the discussion centered around Bet365 and its boss/owner Denise Coates and a forthcoming set of staff redundancies. She is possibly worth £8 Billion which was reason enough for the interviewed man to have a go, “she doesn’t pay enough tax” etc, “she earns too much”.
The BBC man suggested that Stoke should be grateful for the employment she gives the people of Stoke, our Lefties counters and says, ‘No Denise Coates should be grateful to her employees for making so much money for her.’ An interesting reversal and a great insight into the minds of the Left. Even our BBC man was struggling. What our Leftie fails to comprehend is Denise could set up her operation in tax free Dubai or elsewhere and without her hard work and enterprise there would be no Bet365 at all.
Although I am defending Denise Coates I absolutely detest betting and am sorry she couldn’t have employed her talents doing something more useful. She has however set up the Denise Coates charitable Foundation which is a major donor to various national and local charities.
“national and local charities” – refugee charities?
…..
Family Roots: She worked as a cashier in her father’s small chain of betting shops, Provincial Racing, during her youth and later managed them
The Big Gamble: She mortgaged her family’s physical betting shops to borrow £15 million, using the funds to develop proprietary online betting software.