well, let’s get this shit over with and dive into the abyss eh
so we’ve been working hard to help the saudis genocide as many yemenis as possible before people start signing petitions and reporters get around to covering it and stuff.
^there are 16-18 million experiencing famine tho, so that toll there is a grotesque underestimate
cholera death toll:
the way they’re counting the deaths is very canny and obviously politically motivated. idk why they’re so worried, nobody really gives a shit about yemenis.
This on top of Grayling blaming workers for fare risers when the vast majority of workers within the industry have received below inflation pay rises for the past four or five years. Of course, the media will focus on the ‘greedy’ drivers.
It’s bonkers that the fares revisions take place on 2nd January, a day when every media editor in the country is literally GAGGING for a story that they can write six months earlier and then shit out without a moment’s thought. With additional low effort vox pops guaranteed.
The thing that’s really baffling about this is that they’ve excluded journeys made on Britain’s busiest rail operator (TfL) and other metro systems. So they seem to be saying “nobody uses the railways… except the people who use them every weekday.”
It’s kind of heartwarming that the result of his execrable political career is to have essentially made him voluntarily put himself under house arrest. He’s like the Aung San Suu Kyi of the Cotswolds, and everyone wants to be like her right?
“In November, it was reported that Cameron was “bored sh**less” at home and eyed a return to frontline politics. Since stepping down in the wake of the Brexit referendum, Cameron has spent much of his time delivering corporate speeches and writing his memoirs in a £25,000 shed in his garden.”
