I like the idea but is this not public land being sold to private property developers? A rethink of road traffic flows in a modern context is fine until we end up making neighbourhoods really crowded with shoebox investment portfolio options
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There’s a really good podcast episode in the new statesman’s channel called the Trappings of Western hyper liberalism, which is a discussion with John Gray whos done a book on it. I followed it almost, it covers so much ground but the jist of it is basically the liberal west is eating itself in the same way that Russian liberalism is crumbling and being consumed by the same forces which created it. The Russian tradition is basically to challenge the difficult issues of humanity, and the western one is to allow for them and come to some way of moving forward. But both are really struggling. It was a good listen
its a good thing we dont decide generational issues on such tight margins
its been on a break since covid and the queens death. I think 3 proms cancelled. This is the first one back and i guess since we officially left
The link you provided does explain it. I don’t think calling them peadophiles is much of a contribution mate but that’s entirely up to you
i highly recommend Holst’s Planets, they play some every year. If you like science fiction films youll no doubt hear a million john williams or hans zimmer melodies
what the fuck is a federast? are you comparing these people to peadophiles/pederasts?
that reminds me, barnard castle is supposed to be lovely. might book a trip
if peoples answer to the last decade is more Conservatives in power, we are not just fucked but also unable to recognise that fact
not going to lie, Greenford isnt chiswick by any stretch. He’s practically in uxbridge if he was caught at the rowdell road canal near the A40
all in the best possible taste!
Buotros, Boutros Ghaly.
I can’t figure out what he’s blathering on about here. As much as Brexit is a heap of shit, everyone wants to make the best of it either by going back in with trade agreements or by non eu trade agreements, both of which we could have done while in the EU but it’s done now. I think he’s saying bad immigration ( as in poor working class people ) is down but good immigration ( middle class educated) is up. But there doesn’t seem to be any point made; it’s just data