O/T Thursday night entertainment

[mygiddypant]

Before the shenanigans at the weekend.

Enjoy!

https://x.com/MarshSongs/status/1953217166905360599

[millersrus]

That?s funny 🤣

[BramleyMiller58]

Brilliant

[mygiddypant]

It's summer, and like Cliff we are all going on holiday (you have to be of a certain age to understand that);

Some folks like the idea of a second home, but can't afford the real thing. So this is for anyone hitching up their caravan,

https://x.com/bagshaw2112/status/1953703722858488090


Other fancy letting their inner Nelson loose with a cruise. But beware!

https://x.com/bmay/status/1954841278287360464


And then there are those of us who like to take a break at our favourite golf course (which we own, naturally

https://x.com/TheDailyShow/status/1950028518210908341


Enjoy!

[Eternal Optimist]

I luurve the smell of TDS.

[mygiddypant]

Tony Diamond Stewart?

[Eternal Optimist]

T_u_m_ D_r_n_e_e_t S_n_r_m_.

[mygiddypant]

It is now 113 (oh, oh, unlucky for some?) days since local council elections saw Reform

candidates sweep to power into thousands of town halls across our great nation.

So this might be an opportune time to celebrate some of the successes from some of the Reform

led authorities.

Leicestershire County Council led the way when Reform?s Joseph Baum was elected deputy

leader and given responsibility for adult social care services. Unfortunately, Joseph (12) was

subject to hateful trolling from Marxist loony-left-wingers and had to resign with honour -

https://www.leicester.news/reforms-d...hobic-content/

Meanwhile, in Durham council and ?business? leader Andrew Husband has again been the

unfortunate victim of Labour?s financial mismanagement of the economy. Andrew?s company

United Hygiene and and Catering Equipment Ltd went into liquidation, owing creditors ?1million.

As if this wasn?t bad enough Andrew?s latest venture, UHC Leisure Ltd., has also hit the buffers

with debts of ?470k owed to creditors, including the local authority he is in charge of. The good

news from Durham is that the Pride and Ukraine flags have been removed from council buildings.


Another unlucky Reform councillor is David Maclean. David was unable to attend his election

count and any of the subsequent meetings and was subject to horrendous pressure to resign by

local woke left-wing media and international financial conspirators. Those who criticise our noble

councillors fail to appreciate the difficulties of living in areas where bus services are so infrequent -

https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/co...illor-10427603


Our thoughts also go to Daniel Taylor, until recently a Reform county councillor for Kent, who was

recently arrested and faces three charges including threats to kill his wife.

?Thank you to all Reform councillors fighting for their communities day in, day out? - Nigel Farage

[Eternal Optimist]

Blah...

https://www.komoot.com/guide/674648/...ound-rotherham

[howdydoo]

The reports were commissioned to investigate the council’s handling of the grooming scandal after the Jay report was published.

Champion said: “I had hoped that today’s publication of the reports into Rotherham metropolitan borough council (RMBC) preventing child ***ual exploitation would draw a line under the catalogue of errors that led to our children being let down so badly by those supposed to protect them.

“However, despite these huge failures, leading to at least 1,400 victims being let down, it appears that no individual at RMBC has yet been held to account for their role.”

The council leader, Chris Read, castigated his predecessor Roger Stone, along with other Labour party colleagues, for refusing to talk to investigators about their role in the scandal. “Our survivors deserve better than your miserable silence,” said Read. Stone led the council from 2003 until 2014.

Other key figures who declined to be interviewed included Paul Lakin, the former council cabinet member for children and young people’s services who was in the role between 2010 and 2014, and his predecessor Shaun Wright, who held the position from 2005 until 2010. Wright went on to become South Yorkshire’s police and crime commissioner but was forced to stand down after publication of the Jay report in 2014.

There were 27 “key” people whom the report authors could not interview because they did not respond or declined the invitation.

Thank you eternally RMBC, for your help and protection, signed 1400 girls, Rotherham, UK circa 2017