JonnyF

Richard Tice has said that Reform will be doing their own inquiry, which will be much more effective than some government stitch up job. Let's hope Musk can put his differences of opinion with Farage to one side and funds it before publishing the findings on X for the whole world to see. Not even Starmer could bury his head that deep in the sand.

This whole disgusting saga is an excellent example of why the UK is in such a mess.

Defiant? 😄 More like a grumpy old git at the nursing home throwing his desert on the floor because he didn't get enough custard. Silly old man.

I don't really have a strong opinion on him, but as long as he stops burying negative stories about people linked to the Democrats (particularly the Biden crime family) then this is a good move.

You were equally confident about Harris beating Trump 😄.

Zuckerberg has no principles, he just follows trends. He can see Wokeism is dying a slow, painful death and realizes he needs to get on board with the likes of White, Trump, Musk etc. Like one of those snivelling plebs in the workplace who always tries to befriend the person who they think will be the next boss.

If I were you I wouldn't be questioning other people's IQ's by raising such a question when the post directly above yours already answered it. 😄

In Biden's deteriorating mind he is creating a legacy. Bless...

Good to see him following Musk's lead again. I wouldn't trust FaceBook's fact checkers any more than I would the BBC's.

Great to see the SNP discredited again. Sturgeon is lucky to be walking around as a free woman.

He was the one who put it back in the headlines.

I think he will do a Biden and hang on until the very last minute before the next election, before quitting for an inept DEI replacement who loses catastrophically. He doesn't have the moral fibre required to accept his mistakes and resign now. Besides, he has plenty more damage he can do in the next 4 years. Too tempting for someone who loathes Britain like Starmer does.

Hate crime being anything the Labour government disagrees with or wants to silence.

I'd leave him there. If he is brought back he will get a light sentence and then we'll have years of legal wrangling trying to get him out of the country again, with human rights lawyers making a fortune out of it and taxpayers footing the bill. Besides, he would take up a cell that could be properly used for people being "grossly offensive" on social media.

A terrible incident and a reminder to all of us what is being allowed to happen to Europe and our way of life.

No doubt busy scrolling through X to ensure nobody said anything nasty about the incident. Priorities.

Starmer was the head of the CPS. I bet he thought this was buried forever. Bad luck for Keir. It wasn't.

Keep it up Elon. Starmer blaming everything on the "far right bandwagon" this time. I honestly wonder how much longer he can last. At this point, the British people hate Starmer almost as much as Starmer hates the British people.😄

Not gone. Just finished politically. 🎉

Sounds a bit harsh to me. Jail would suffice. They could make space for them by releasing some of the people given lengthy sentences for being "grossly offensive" on social media. Just a thought...

It's basically down to hand wringing Liberals being apologists for the criminals. A weakening of society. If you look around the world, the countries with the stiffest penalties generally have the lowest crimes rates. Saudi Arabia for example. Try stealing in Thailand. You'll probably get half the shop staff beating you to a pulp within 10 seconds of getting out the door. Especially if it's a privately owned business. Here in the West, you're more likely to get a blue haired therapist with a septum ring asking you how you "feel" about your crime, and asking you to share where your "shoplifting journey" began.

Not baseless at all. https://www.statista.com/statistics/303563/shoplifting-in-england-and-wales-uk-y-on-y/

Yes, wouldn't want to point out your double standards now would we? You can never prevent it. Dogs of all breeds and sizes have been attacking humans in public for centuries. But in terms of reducing it, the one about keeping dogs under control in public would be a start. Because clearly, this is not happening. I've had personal experience in the UK of dogs in parks attacking my dog (which was on a lead) and the owner then complaining when his dog suffered a wound. Maybe the police could actually get out and do some real world policing instead of focusing on veterans posting memes on social media?

Because the chances are, they would. https://www.statista.com/statistics/303563/shoplifting-in-england-and-wales-uk-y-on-y/

Probably didn't want to get stabbed for 10 pounds an hour. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/met-police-asda-security-guard-stabbed-stepney-london-b1192316.html