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@mrjamesob.bsky.social please tell us you will be hosting a ‘Brexit independence day’ call on Monday?
January 31, 2026 at 9:11 AM
@mrjamesob.bsky.social please tell us you will be hosting a ‘Brexit independence day’ call on Monday?
It’s obvious after seeing Noem’s speech that she hasn’t seen all the videos making the rounds on this latest event. The dead guy was stepping into a situation to support a female protester! Be interesting to see how they work their way back on this one.
January 24, 2026 at 10:42 PM
It’s obvious after seeing Noem’s speech that she hasn’t seen all the videos making the rounds on this latest event. The dead guy was stepping into a situation to support a female protester! Be interesting to see how they work their way back on this one.
Just heard on local Minnesota news that said gun had a permit.
January 24, 2026 at 6:24 PM
Just heard on local Minnesota news that said gun had a permit.
Importantly, how does a gun in what looks like the backseat of a car translate to getting killed on the street without said gun in hand?
January 24, 2026 at 5:11 PM
Importantly, how does a gun in what looks like the backseat of a car translate to getting killed on the street without said gun in hand?
"Governor Carney"???
January 24, 2026 at 2:28 PM
"Governor Carney"???
Aligned with your comments on parts and by extension, maintenance. We independently own and maintain the warheads in the UK, but depend on the US for the missiles. As for the subs, only have 1 of the 4 nuclear subs available currently, with the other 3 at various levels of maintenance.
January 20, 2026 at 9:39 AM
Aligned with your comments on parts and by extension, maintenance. We independently own and maintain the warheads in the UK, but depend on the US for the missiles. As for the subs, only have 1 of the 4 nuclear subs available currently, with the other 3 at various levels of maintenance.
From what I've read and listened to from multiple credible sources, your comment is accurate. The real challenge is the maintenance of these missiles, which is exclusively based in Georgia. We simply don't have the know-how(or currently the technical resources) in the UK to service these missiles.
January 20, 2026 at 9:28 AM
From what I've read and listened to from multiple credible sources, your comment is accurate. The real challenge is the maintenance of these missiles, which is exclusively based in Georgia. We simply don't have the know-how(or currently the technical resources) in the UK to service these missiles.
It's the "do not believe your eyes, but only what we tell you to believe" phase.
January 9, 2026 at 8:27 PM
It's the "do not believe your eyes, but only what we tell you to believe" phase.
I genuinely pray that Europe has been ferociously arming itself behind closed doors since JD’s Munich comments last year and that comments such as this is merely reinforcing that backend effort. If not, heaven help us.
January 9, 2026 at 9:30 AM
I genuinely pray that Europe has been ferociously arming itself behind closed doors since JD’s Munich comments last year and that comments such as this is merely reinforcing that backend effort. If not, heaven help us.
I thought Stephen Miller already gave that game away? Johnson is either being naive or misleading. Who says 47 is looking to get Congress involved? What a joker.
October 28, 2025 at 3:37 PM
I thought Stephen Miller already gave that game away? Johnson is either being naive or misleading. Who says 47 is looking to get Congress involved? What a joker.
True. But same issue during Biden's era. All we heard about was the price of eggs going up. Since none of these people do their own shopping, who's job is it to make these higher prices 'a thing' and are not doing it this time?
October 16, 2025 at 8:55 PM
True. But same issue during Biden's era. All we heard about was the price of eggs going up. Since none of these people do their own shopping, who's job is it to make these higher prices 'a thing' and are not doing it this time?
So messages on the bullets are anti-ICE but the dead are not ICE? Not even 1 injured operative who might’ve been wearing a bulletproof vest? Something doesn’t add up.
September 24, 2025 at 9:21 PM
So messages on the bullets are anti-ICE but the dead are not ICE? Not even 1 injured operative who might’ve been wearing a bulletproof vest? Something doesn’t add up.
Bob Iger, Disney CEO.
September 23, 2025 at 2:07 AM
Bob Iger, Disney CEO.
And Iger needs to resign. Simple and effective deterrent to other would be ‘capitulators’.
September 23, 2025 at 2:04 AM
And Iger needs to resign. Simple and effective deterrent to other would be ‘capitulators’.
shows:
- 71% of dependent partners of visa holders are in work
- 54% in full time work
- 13% actively looking for work
where's the drain if they're paying into the system?
- 71% of dependent partners of visa holders are in work
- 54% in full time work
- 13% actively looking for work
where's the drain if they're paying into the system?
September 22, 2025 at 9:44 AM
shows:
- 71% of dependent partners of visa holders are in work
- 54% in full time work
- 13% actively looking for work
where's the drain if they're paying into the system?
- 71% of dependent partners of visa holders are in work
- 54% in full time work
- 13% actively looking for work
where's the drain if they're paying into the system?
Going after skilled migration is a seriously stupid idea. The latest report from May 2025 - www.gov.uk/government/p... (section 5.3 'Dependants’ economic activity'),
Skilled Worker route evaluation
www.gov.uk
September 22, 2025 at 9:44 AM
Going after skilled migration is a seriously stupid idea. The latest report from May 2025 - www.gov.uk/government/p... (section 5.3 'Dependants’ economic activity'),
Further read of the document shows-
- Dependent partners of health and care visa holders says 78% of those partners are in work
- 56% of 'general skilled' worker visa holders dependent partners are in work.
We need to hit purveyors of falsehood with the facts that folks are paying into the system.
- Dependent partners of health and care visa holders says 78% of those partners are in work
- 56% of 'general skilled' worker visa holders dependent partners are in work.
We need to hit purveyors of falsehood with the facts that folks are paying into the system.
September 22, 2025 at 9:09 AM
Further read of the document shows-
- Dependent partners of health and care visa holders says 78% of those partners are in work
- 56% of 'general skilled' worker visa holders dependent partners are in work.
We need to hit purveyors of falsehood with the facts that folks are paying into the system.
- Dependent partners of health and care visa holders says 78% of those partners are in work
- 56% of 'general skilled' worker visa holders dependent partners are in work.
We need to hit purveyors of falsehood with the facts that folks are paying into the system.
Quick summaries from the above -
- Among visa holders with a dependent partner, 71% are in work
- Of dependent partners, 13% were not in work but looking for work.
- 54% were employed full time
- Among visa holders with a dependent partner, 71% are in work
- Of dependent partners, 13% were not in work but looking for work.
- 54% were employed full time
September 22, 2025 at 9:07 AM
Quick summaries from the above -
- Among visa holders with a dependent partner, 71% are in work
- Of dependent partners, 13% were not in work but looking for work.
- 54% were employed full time
- Among visa holders with a dependent partner, 71% are in work
- Of dependent partners, 13% were not in work but looking for work.
- 54% were employed full time
@bengoldsborough.bsky.social you simply need to look athe latest figures published in May 2025 by the Government (section 5.35.3 Dependants’ economic activity) - www.gov.uk/government/p...
Skilled Worker route evaluation
www.gov.uk
September 22, 2025 at 9:04 AM
@bengoldsborough.bsky.social you simply need to look athe latest figures published in May 2025 by the Government (section 5.35.3 Dependants’ economic activity) - www.gov.uk/government/p...
Still leaves me unsure why the media not kowtowing to executive whims did not investigate much earlier though (sigh)
September 16, 2025 at 10:45 AM
Still leaves me unsure why the media not kowtowing to executive whims did not investigate much earlier though (sigh)
Getting rid of Cook in an irregular way plus the installation of Miran to the board just in time for the Fed meeting starting today, might be a way to lean on Powell. Will be interesting to see how Miran votes on over the next several quarters on rate decisions.
September 16, 2025 at 10:39 AM
Getting rid of Cook in an irregular way plus the installation of Miran to the board just in time for the Fed meeting starting today, might be a way to lean on Powell. Will be interesting to see how Miran votes on over the next several quarters on rate decisions.
However, given the board of governors have resisted external influence so far (even with all the name calling of Fed chair Powell), strategy might be to fill the board of governors with more compliant voices and tilt voting patterns.
September 16, 2025 at 10:37 AM
However, given the board of governors have resisted external influence so far (even with all the name calling of Fed chair Powell), strategy might be to fill the board of governors with more compliant voices and tilt voting patterns.
Valid point on the disagree angle. Noteworthy that Lisa Cook does not have any known clashes with the executive arm, so the heat on her is rather curious.
September 16, 2025 at 10:37 AM
Valid point on the disagree angle. Noteworthy that Lisa Cook does not have any known clashes with the executive arm, so the heat on her is rather curious.