In Steven Spielberg's great film Empire of the Sun, there's a memorable scene where three of my favourite actors—Christian Bale, John Malkovich, and Joe Pantoliano—share the screen together. pic.twitter.com/mt26jJK8CX
*Good movie. Set in the previous Fourth Turning Winter/Crisis season… /taps ash… Funny how Japan’s empire rose and set all whilst the British Empire just carried on…*
*… the back of the hoodwinked giant? Gotta say, Clicky, ‘The Rules-Based Order’ does sound rather more like British phraseology than American…*
*Well, waging war with drugs has been the British Empire’s business model for hundreds of years, Clicky… /stubs butt…*
And it was reinstated three weeks after the General Election.
After which, Labour increased numbers under the ARR scheme to 24,000, maintaining the superinjunction through EIGHT subsequent court reviews. pic.twitter.com/OXf1LYTRQN
She did not call for hotels to be burnt down, she said she didn't care if they were. There is a big difference in meaning. If you are going to report at least try to get the facts right. https://t.co/vZ43shdRZI
Unbelievable. @Keir_Starmer just told @SkyNews he’s not “across the detail” of the Lucy Connolly case. Is the Prime Minister actually saying he’s not heard of what’s been in the public eye for the last 10 months? pic.twitter.com/SMsdlkH9MA
A @reformparty_uk MP gives his salary away to charity every month and Labour MPs whinge about it yet keep quiet on our PM accepting over 100k worth of freebies.
The inventor of the lithium battery counselled against a mass rollout “because of the fire problem”. Yet the whole British energy strategy is based on these batteries. Anyone foresee a problem? https://t.co/84uwF5KRmQ