A Political Thread pt. 2

[Saintjay]

If the future of AI is seeing pictures of Keir Starmer in a bikini all over Twitter.

You can't not see what's been seen. We are doomed.

 

[Ragey Erasmus]

BBC News - Business concerns as Abingdon reservoir consultation ends - BBC News

Business concerns as Abingdon reservoir consultation ends

Thames Water plans a £7.5bn reservoir to serve 15 million customers across south-east England.

www.bbc.co.uk

This is why we can't build anything significant in this country to time or budget. Any time anything is proposed "concerned local residents" come out to oppose it and constantly complain no matter how much consultation is done, and the media then amplifies these voices to drum up opposition for everything we try to build.

 

[dirty harry]

UK can legally stop shadow fleet tankers, ministers believe

Existing law could be used to approve the use of military force to stop sanction-busting ships operated by Russia and Iran.

www.bbc.com

So it appears the UK are about to ramp up its pressure on Russias shadow fleet, and have identified legal reasons tonallow them to do so...

The US have now taken 5 or 6 ships, and the UK (and rumour has it other european nations) is about to follow their lead...

This is a serious ramping of tensions with Russia if the UK is now putting boots on Russian ships, and with Starmers tepid responses to Trumps actions, like ive said previously, its starting to look more and more like Starmer has some sort of inside knowledge of the strategy against Russia.

 

[Saintjay]

Can't see him saying yes. It'll go down like a bucket of sick with some.

Keir Starmer considers joining Donald Trump's Gaza peace board

The new body is part of the White House's 20-point plan to end the war between Israel and Hamas.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Ragey Erasmus]

Can't see him saying yes. It'll go down like a bucket of sick with some.

Keir Starmer considers joining Donald Trump's Gaza peace board

The new body is part of the White House's 20-point plan to end the war between Israel and Hamas.

www.bbc.co.uk

It's the balancing act of trying to remain significant and in Trumps good books whilst trying to mitigate the appearance of siding with his generally reprehensible attitude.

It's lose lose. Join and he's framed as siding with Trump as a weedy sidekick, refuse and he's portrayed as insignificant and potentially damaging in relations with the USA. Can't see how he navigates it without it being negative.

 

[ncurd]

I thought this was a joke