Mick Hitchin
@mickhitchin.bsky.social
Family man, music lover and West Ham fan. Also on Facebook.
Well I know, but I thought the joy might have knocked a couple of years off!
November 22, 2025 at 9:04 PM
Well I know, but I thought the joy might have knocked a couple of years off!
That’s not you is it Ken?
November 22, 2025 at 8:56 PM
That’s not you is it Ken?
Mind how you go down the subway.
November 22, 2025 at 8:51 AM
Mind how you go down the subway.
Time for a be album.
November 21, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Time for a be album.
He reminds people of their boss.
He gives off classic CEO vibes.
Most people don’t really like their boss.
He gives off classic CEO vibes.
Most people don’t really like their boss.
November 20, 2025 at 8:44 PM
He reminds people of their boss.
He gives off classic CEO vibes.
Most people don’t really like their boss.
He gives off classic CEO vibes.
Most people don’t really like their boss.
If you don’t have a credible economic narrative there is the danger that you run the risk of being an Argentina or Zimbabwe or Greece.
So you don’t need to actually balance the books but you do need to avoid being an economic basket case.
So you don’t need to actually balance the books but you do need to avoid being an economic basket case.
November 20, 2025 at 8:37 PM
If you don’t have a credible economic narrative there is the danger that you run the risk of being an Argentina or Zimbabwe or Greece.
So you don’t need to actually balance the books but you do need to avoid being an economic basket case.
So you don’t need to actually balance the books but you do need to avoid being an economic basket case.
No, because the whole concept of social media is flawed.
It needs government regulation or shutting down.
It needs government regulation or shutting down.
November 18, 2025 at 11:46 AM
No, because the whole concept of social media is flawed.
It needs government regulation or shutting down.
It needs government regulation or shutting down.
I left the Labour Party because of Corbyn.
I’ve never rejoined.
Corbyn and Brexit changed everything for me.
But looking forward to the next general election; our only objective should be to defend liberal democracy against Reform.
I’ve never rejoined.
Corbyn and Brexit changed everything for me.
But looking forward to the next general election; our only objective should be to defend liberal democracy against Reform.
November 15, 2025 at 7:03 PM
I left the Labour Party because of Corbyn.
I’ve never rejoined.
Corbyn and Brexit changed everything for me.
But looking forward to the next general election; our only objective should be to defend liberal democracy against Reform.
I’ve never rejoined.
Corbyn and Brexit changed everything for me.
But looking forward to the next general election; our only objective should be to defend liberal democracy against Reform.
This is why I holiday in France.
You meet a better class of Brit.
You meet a better class of Brit.
November 15, 2025 at 6:01 PM
This is why I holiday in France.
You meet a better class of Brit.
You meet a better class of Brit.
It’s not crazier than Corbyn by a long chalk. Nor was Johnson or Truss.
Nothing has ever been so bizarre as Labour members openly demonstrating to the public that they were not very good at politics.
Nothing has ever been so bizarre as Labour members openly demonstrating to the public that they were not very good at politics.
November 15, 2025 at 5:52 PM
It’s not crazier than Corbyn by a long chalk. Nor was Johnson or Truss.
Nothing has ever been so bizarre as Labour members openly demonstrating to the public that they were not very good at politics.
Nothing has ever been so bizarre as Labour members openly demonstrating to the public that they were not very good at politics.
Labour don’t often change leaders like that.
Look how long they kept serial loser Corbyn.
Look how long they kept serial loser Corbyn.
November 15, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Labour don’t often change leaders like that.
Look how long they kept serial loser Corbyn.
Look how long they kept serial loser Corbyn.
Nostalgia, the British disease.
It’s called getting old.
It’s called getting old.
November 14, 2025 at 8:53 AM
Nostalgia, the British disease.
It’s called getting old.
It’s called getting old.
The innumerate Labour backbenchers have given Reeves and Starmer no wriggle room with their cowardice over Winter Fuel Allowance and the welfare budget.
November 14, 2025 at 8:40 AM
The innumerate Labour backbenchers have given Reeves and Starmer no wriggle room with their cowardice over Winter Fuel Allowance and the welfare budget.
The Labour broad church is far too broad. We need PR & a Socialist and Social Democrat party.
The innumerate Labour backbenchers have given Reeves/Starmer no wriggle room.
The balance between growth, tax rises and selective cuts is all wrong.
The innumerate Labour backbenchers have given Reeves/Starmer no wriggle room.
The balance between growth, tax rises and selective cuts is all wrong.
November 14, 2025 at 8:24 AM
The Labour broad church is far too broad. We need PR & a Socialist and Social Democrat party.
The innumerate Labour backbenchers have given Reeves/Starmer no wriggle room.
The balance between growth, tax rises and selective cuts is all wrong.
The innumerate Labour backbenchers have given Reeves/Starmer no wriggle room.
The balance between growth, tax rises and selective cuts is all wrong.
I think he reminds a lot of people of the CEO/Director they worked under.
Most people don’t like their boss.
Most people don’t like their boss.
November 12, 2025 at 4:31 PM
I think he reminds a lot of people of the CEO/Director they worked under.
Most people don’t like their boss.
Most people don’t like their boss.
Nobody likes the owners but what is your vision for the future?
November 12, 2025 at 10:41 AM
Nobody likes the owners but what is your vision for the future?