Letby’s case brings back horrific similarities, in the UK, to Beverley Allitt… https://crimepsych.co.uk/psychological-analysis-of-beverley-allitt/

Another piece of good news https://scitechdaily.com/scientific-breakthrough-against-covid-19-antibodies-identified-that-may-make-coronavirus-vaccines-unnecessary/

As a child in the Uk, the word bloody was regarded as offensive,whilst bastard,fuck and the c word were regarded as extremely offensive. During my life(I’m in my early 50’s now), those first 3 words do not have the shock element they once had. And even the impact of the c word has lessened. I remember watching a tv programme, maybe about 10 years ago, which was about what the most offensive words used in UK were. A lot of what were deemed as the most offensive words, related to discriminatory terms. These referred to racist, sexist, and anti disability words.

Confirmation that Giuliani’s nuts!

Or maybe this… Appropriate that the band’s name is Ash, as that’s what she is now

It’s a FUCKING moron, who can’t spell

Two of him perhaps?

Boris’ finest moment…

Republicans with their snouts in the NRA trough… https://www.newsweek.com/republican-senators-nra-funding-texas-school-shooting-uvalde-1710332

The reason they went straight from Rino to Tino, is because to have used the word “Sino,” wouldn’t have been acceptable to those racists. After all Sino relates to China (eg. Sino-American conference), and as they refer to covid as the “Chinese flu,” they had their own interpretation of a Chinese takeaway, by bypassing the letter “S” and going straight from R to T.