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Saturday quiz
Well, 6/10 this week, and so once again beating political journalist John Rentoul, who scored 5/10. I knew the answers to questions 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, and 10. I did not know the answers to questions 2, 4, 7, and 9.
Tweets seen
An unverified assertion from an unknown and doubtful source who quotes two other supposed and unknown/unverified sources. Conclusion: probably bs, but it would be nice if it were to turn out to be accurate.
I have been waiting for several years for just one Canadian to step up (’nuff said…). So far, seems that that one hero does not exist…
Important questions. While I myself am totally in favour of the NHS idea of health service (“free at point of use”), in principle, I am even more in favour of a health service that works. Increasingly over the past decade or two, I have been forced to conclude that the NHS does not work, or at least does not work properly.
Late tweets seen
Translation: “we have a crumbling army that has to use press-gangs to enforce enlistment, we have no suitable people for deployment as officers, we have insufficient armament, and we are running out of ammunition.”
In the Western msm, we hear much about the possibility of a palace coup in Russia, but nothing about the arguably greater possibility of an internal putsch in Ukraine, against Zelensky and his cabal.
The Wagner Group has done most of the heavy fighting so far. How can it be left without ammunition?
Was it too truthful?
Ha ha” “They” are all screaming now…the (((usual))) “claque” in operation, yet again.
Hard to believe that the Guardian is still promoting the rubbish of fraudulent “grifter”, “Jack Monroe”.
The voting system is rigged, designed to produce seemingly “fair” or “balanced” results overall (between 2-3 approved parties), but in fact not reflecting the true views of the electorate:
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The biggest single voter movement was from Labour to non-voting.
Why would an Indian money-juggler be thought suitable to be Prime Minister of the UK, either?
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Ian Robert Millard 