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Bluespunk

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  1. It is arguable that the base probably won’t. It is certainly an argument that could explain truss’ selection, when the idiocy of her tax cut blah blah blah was plain for all to see.
  2. A grown man lying on top of a 14 year old boy, an action spacey admitted to and apologised for previously, doesn’t count as sexual assault/sexual battery? Hmm…
  3. Neither of those solutions is going to help the U.K. #generalelectionnow.
  4. It’s not exactly a new phenomenon when it comes to light entertainment. Why should the Uk's royalty be any different to any other subject tv deals with?
  5. I have been teaching for 33 years and the well-being of the children and that of my colleagues in our care has always been a priority. That includes a healthy lifestyle, including diet, exercise, learning how to cope with adversity and challenges that can arise in life. It is overly simplistic to claim that problems arise because there isn’t a subject labelled “healthy living” in the daily curriculum as the concepts contained within such a brushstroke term are interwoven in everything we do on a daily basis, both within learning and daily routines. It is a lazy, unthinking, inaccurate and often politically motivated habit to blame teachers for peoples lifestyle choices outside of our care, because we do everything we can to prepare children for the outside world. Furthermore it is ludicrous to blame teaching because of the societal and cultural pressures that lead many to make choices are harmful to themselves and those around them. “Wellbeing is about the combination of our love for what we do each day, the quality of our relationships, the security of our finances, the vibrancy of our physical health, and the pride we take in what we have contributed to our communities. Most importantly, it’s about how these five elements interact.” Tom Rath, Wellbeing: The Five Essential Elements
  6. The country does not need johnson back. He was removed for very good reasons that remain relevant re trustworthiness, competence, honesty, attention to detail, etc… truss was a debacle but johnson is not the solution.
  7. Then they have nothing.
  8. “A wilting 60p iceberg lettuce from Tesco in a blond wig has been crowned the winner of a bizarre competition after outlasting Liz Truss’s tenuous grip on power.” https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/oct/20/iceberg-lettuce-in-blonde-wig-outlasts-liz-truss?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other That is your legacy truss.
  9. The country craves, deserves and requires much better than johnson.
  10. I believe that refers to someone out of their depth, repeating a mantra ad infinitum and avoiding anyone who could burst their lunatic scheme balloon with cold hard logic.
  11. To be fair a lot of posters made it very clear just how unfit for office truss was and how unrealistic her tax cut blah blah blah bs was. Several also pointed out she could not heal tory divisions and would lead them to defeat in an election if she went ahead with her fantasy dreamland tax plans. It was made clear by said posters that it would get worse if she went ahead with her idiotic plans.
  12. They already are. Unfortunately everyone else in the country has to suffer the consequences of truss’ staggering ineptitude.
  13. As well as one of the most inept, incompetent and incoherent PMs. Absolute debacle.
  14. Good job you didn’t blink or you’d have missed it. Sarcasm alert.
  15. truss spent longer campaigning for the job than she held it. Utter debacle.
  16. truss about to make a speech outside 10 Downing Street. The end is nigh one suspects. tories imploding.
  17. truss about to make a speech outside 10 Downing Street. tories imploding. The end is nigh one suspects.
  18. truss about to make a speech outside 10 Downing Street. The end is nigh one suspects.
  19. No surprise there.
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