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Investors selling their shares in AI due to fears the market is shifting away from tech (led also by fears of higher interest rates down the line) does not show further investment.

Remove the word “recent.” Surely we’ve never been this bad, even in lower divisions. Relatively, 6 points is not very good.

Why does every anti immigrant rally have to include an Israeli flag and why is every refugee love fest led by deluded communists with their Soviet flags.

zzzzzz. Your obsession with Le Tissier and farmers is hilarious- ly boring

He has none anyways for going after kids. Brings up an old debate, but one which should be reconsidered. Anderson mentions it below, but of course the typical response: a cry and moan about debate. It would be a terrible time when, after being elected, an MPs voice will not be heard because their policy view doesn’t sit with someone’s narrow PC mind.

I think it’s quite clear he did a gesture which was adopted by Fascists in the 20th century. The Roman Salute means power. But that, as you say, doesn’t mean he did a “Nazi” variation of the salute - meaning to support or advocate National Socialism. He hardly seig heiled. People linking him to H*tler are going a bit far IMO.

I believe he is the perfect radio-man. Middle class enough to get his point across in a well-educated and respectable manner, which people take seriously due to his being middle-class. Yet perfect also in his deluded dogma of opinion - the TalkSport of political discussion.

It wasn’t law or morals, it was Bezos and Musk! Says James O’annoyance

F*cking hell, it’s like a slot machine.

That previously relegated team looks quite good now. I’d only change Bazunu for Ramsdale and Elyonoussi for Fernandes.

Musk did a Roman Salute FFS. Wasn’t even subtle.

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Starmer is exceptionally good at PMQs. The contrast between himself and Badenoch is astounding.

I think he is ill, probably on drugs - based on the Wall Street Journals recent article. But no matter ones bias against him, as is inherent in the Rest is Politics, to accuse him essentially of believing in a fake Jewish conspiracy to replace white people is a tad extreme. Especially with no evidence to back it up.

On topic - the other day Rory suggested Musk believed in the "Great Replacement Theory." Which would be big news if that were the case, as that would surely mean Musk may be in on it. Musk is a Zionist: he basically begged the AFD leader to support Israel the other night. Elon is supportive of H-1B visas. He actively supports Indian immigration into America. All this means, if Rory is correct (he's not), Elon not only believes in the Great Replacement, but is also playing his part in it through his support of both immigration and Israel. Or its a completely baseless claim. Like lots of the Rest is Politics' claims.

Based on the mood around the club after finishing on the lowest points tally ever recorded. Quality is important but so too is morale; if losing continues to be our habit, I don't see why we wouldn't fall away, even in a worse league.

I very much doubt we'll be as competitive as we were previously. And even then, prior to the play offs we were falling off.

The United Kingdom is run by Satanists, says the man who ran a p*rn cam-girl website.

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Does anyone have any good links to reports on the effects of climate change in the Global South? Beyond the IPCC and World Bank, if possible.

Obviously not. I feel you may misunderstand my view. I am consistently against large foreign interference of all kinds; key word being 'consistent', hence my rejection of the BBC's clear bias in America. My views on Musk's influence are equally as skeptical.

One from the top of my head is the BBC pedalling the “Trump said to drink bleach” rubbish a few months before the 2020 election. I was a frequent listener to Americast - the BBC’s American political podcast - which was full of half truths. In 2024, one of theirs was taking his speech on Chinese tariffs and the “bloodbath” and linking it to his rhetoric, suggesting it was a call for violence. Half truths and bias are the key to misinformation; Musk does not hold a monopoly on this. Edit: In-fact, Jon Sopel was the frequent podcaster circa 2020 - the BBC’s man in America. This tells you all you need to know. I read his book “Unpresidented”, which enhanced my understanding of bias and spin. Sidenote @sadoldgit, but I have an off-topic question regarding your hatred of all populism, which you deem to be linked purely with national conservatism. What is your opinion on populism from the Peoples Party of America in the 1890s? The Agarian-led one which helped to cement workers rights, the minimum wage, fairness for women?

Elon Musk’s posts normally get around 4-5 million views. A good tweet achieves 15 million. The BBC has access to 450 million people worldwide, according to themselves. Their America coverage was incredibly biased against Trump. Do you hold the same contempt for the BBC’s meddling in the American election?

After relegation on 11 points, Derby just about survived in a Championship relegation battle the following season. We could still be utter sh*t. But with players such as Downes, AA, THB - too good for championship, not good enough for the prem - we’ll be somewhere around the playoffs. Hopefully?