With our 'special relationship', we from Britain will not be affected by this...
I can't see how any of my posts about Trump being a corrupt, dimwitted thief could be seen as criticism or damaging as the corrupt, dimwitted thief got re-elected & made $billions from his Presidency.

'You're lost aren't you? Just admit it! If we don't get there before 8 all the tiramisu will have gone. And why do I have to wear this veil? - I told you I don't suit veils. '

Imagine Aquinas's nagging! 'Why do you have to drive so fast? We didn't have cars in my day & we got about just fine. Donkeys weren't as comfortable I'll give you that. What's the quiddity of this thing?'
'Shut up Thomas!'

Yet so many voters are prepared to vote for Farage, a more extreme version. 😳

I'd like to hear when 'the Press has genuinely held those in power to account' in the last few years. Most of the Press, @privateeyenews.bsky.social an honourable exception, are firmly behind Farage & obsequious towards Trump.

Leveson 2 now! @lisanandymp.bsky.social & @teamlabouruk.bsky.social so far up Murdoch's rear. Nandy's a great blatherer. As for Lab not being scared of the Press pfffttt. It's why they're Reform
Lite.

Given their industrial levels of drug abuse, it's strange how the tech tossers are so pro killing drug dealers. Their coke cost will go through the roof!

With his 'masculine leadership' crap looks as if Joe Lonsdale has problems with his own masculinity.

If any Republican still thinks Trump is an electoral asset this is the stark reality!

Commons have given Pinkerton leave to bring in the bill & a notional date has been set aside for its second reading. But no time for it will be allocated on that date & so it will not be debated further.'

The number of times companies have said 'it'll be different this time'
😉 At least the Trump family will make a fortune 😡

On that note... why would they need to say this?
www.msn.com/en-us/money/...

Reminder to shareholders in all these companies - this from 2002.
'AOL Time Warner reported a loss of $99b, (at the time the largest loss ever reported by a company). Value of AOL stock went from $226b to $20b.'

He's the auctioneer in this deal isn't he, taking a chunk of the (huge) payment. Will it be as successful as AOL Time Warner in the 90s / early 2000s 😱?