Notices by Stephen Farrow (stephenfarrow@mstdn.social)

Actually, Boris, I have two big Covid questions for you:

1. About 230,000 people died of Covid in the UK, and tens of thousands of those deaths are attributable to decisions YOU made. How do you have the brass neck to show your face in public?

2. And, related - why aren't you in prison for misconduct in public office and industrial-scale manslaughter by gross negligence?

Remember, kids, say no to drugs.

Why was Melania wearing a leather sofa from the DFS sale?

Here we are now, entertain us...

Please don't finish that sentence.

Note to self: buy crumpets.

I had a salami sandwich for lunch. I don't even know what's real anymore.

Thoughts and prayers. As few of each as possible.

The New Adventures of Supertwat:

Are you ready to RAWK?

Presumably because he’s as toxic a bigot as she is.

ICE, ICE baby...

This. A lot of things contributed to this tragedy, but one of the biggest factors appears to have been gross negligence:

https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/texas-flood-scandal-why-didnt-officials-install-life-saving-sirens-after-1987-bus-tragedy-1737641

“Blessing Olubanjo, 57, an evangelical Christian, is now threatening legal action over the crossings…”

An “evangelical Christian”. Of course she is. Hands up who else had guessed the complaint came from a “Christian” before they’d read down that far?

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/london-council-sued-crossing-trans-pride-colours-b1236611.html

Bloody hell. There's a tub of coleslaw in my fridge that's less stupid than she is:

The US government just built a concentration camp in the Everglades.

And since that in itself evidently isn’t morally putrid enough, Florida Republicans are hawking tie-in merchandise for it in their online store:

Appalling and shameful. We should be better than this.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/jun/27/ukrainians-who-fled-to-uk-being-refused-asylum-on-grounds-it-is-safe-to-return

@feld Then that, I'm afraid, says something about American consumers. Aldi is everywhere in the UK, and we all know it's a German chain.

And that's not the only jaw-dropping part. Why on earth would a supermarket *in Germany* carry American products, or label things in English?

[blank stare]

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