Classic pantomime plot, but unusual ending when the big bad president is incarcerated (or sectioned)
19.01.2026 08:42
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Classic pantomime plot, but unusual ending when the big bad president is incarcerated (or sectioned)
More curdled cream for reform
@jennbutterworth.bsky.social excellent concert last night, and what a setting #ccfest
Though it may serve the man child well as a blatant reminder of his failure
Great, she gives him a constant reminder of his failure
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Now, should the same not have happened to Gove and several of his colleagues? What is the bar for business impropriety?
Mr secretary the ventriloquist puppet, that doesn't even pretend to talk
Surprised if they don't call in Ratner as a consultant
The art of giving Putin all that he wants......why?
Possibly in about 4 years when the orange one is history
Is it 25000 salons to one Mone?
But as with Johnson, there have been chaotic announcements, followed by chaotic announcements, and the news cycle quickly loses sight of the previous ones.
Meanwhile the minions without Trump access are just along for the roller coaster ride 🎢🎢
And mis-using them so that some pals can make a fortune on the market chaos
It also feels a bit like Johnson and dead cats. Who this week is talking about Trump's failure to get Putin peace progress, or the Muppets he has put in office, or attacks on lawyers, or taking over Greenland & Canada, or the gulf of America. In 3 months what other diversions will he create
Eg Tesla up 19%!
Of course it should have been " my pals are...."
My pals are making a fortune on the markets
Is the "strategy" to manipulate the market on behalf of a few rich pals?
But who is making a fortune on the market chaos each time it dives then bounces?
And Gove
The more trump can dip and bounce the markets, the more his pals can leverage the volatility!
Form an orderly penguin queue behind the Heard Islands
Indeed, an old advert that just happens to appear today. Should we congratulate @redbull.com
youtu.be/81IAHubJtZ4?...
Just seen a red bull penguin advert (not previously noticed) - are they just jumping on the Heard Island bandwagon?
Yet the BBC describes the USA as our biggest market
Sadly, the BBC chooses to describe the USA as our biggest market.
