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Loved this image from a disgruntled citizen of East Anglia: Tom

Very descriptive 'Tillson' - that conjures up some glorious images! I think we have to bear in mind though that Mrs May, in regard to her part-time job, really is doing her very best.......yes, she deserves to be rewarded for services to mediocrity - A* material! Tom

I think the electric car makers have a bit of work on their hands to convince the public that cars with giant batteries for propulsion are safe........... world-us-canada-44511200 Tom

If this is really how the intervention took place, serious questions need to be addressed in parliament in regard to such obstruction, not to mention the filibustering that frequently accompanies the tactic: Tom

Nicely put by that Guardian reader, I'd say! Tom

Vox Political has captured the moment beautifully in their lampoon of Sir Christopher Chope: The article is here: the-conservatives-are-now-the-party-of-upskirting Tom

Peston has also examined the arithmetic and draws a similar conclusion: Robert Peston 1 hr · Three points on what the prime minister has today revealed on the planned NHS spending increase that she will set out in detail tomorrow. 1) A rise of £20bn “real” over five years implies annual...

So, at the Cabinet meeting, May declared, 'Listen up guys; we're really struggling to carry this 'Brexit charade along now so any idea as to how we can improve our image and get some really positive PR?' Her Foreign Secretary piped up, 'Look, the NHS lie worked a treat before the referendum so...

Time to make Cannabis widely available on the NHS!;) Tom

Let's see; we haven't yet exited the EU and these events have occurred. It certainly doesn't bode well for the future of the UK: Tom

I ain't done nuffink guv....on my baby's eyes! It's a video clip available on Youtube but perhaps you're still on steam power in S Yorks? Tom

Iain Banks always had a way with words and he also had great perception. He looked at the state of the UK under tory government for most of the last century and this is how he saw the problems afflicting society, particularly the poorest: Does anyone imagine that things will be better...

Any 'Brexidiots' who haven't yet snapped up this scoop, get out from under your stones and down to your nearest propaganda outlet newsagent and grab a copy of the Daily Fail: Tom

As I know many lunatics 'Brexit' fans would like to see the ties between the USA and the UK strengthened under the draft-dodging, imposter for a President currently in the White House, perhaps they might wish to have a look at the manner in which a former President viewed walls: Tom

I liked James O'Brien's tweet: Tom

Some say it'll be great to regain British sovereignty and self-determination. Then we can restore all power to the monarch and disband parliament. Surely that would work? .......maybe not!:confused: Tom

This piece about American society can be equally applied to the UK: Tom

Are you serious? We are not being expelled. The UK government has served notice upon the EU of its intention to secede from the union. Given that, there is no responsibility on the EU; the continued peace in Europe may possibly be considered to be at risk as a result of the UK's withdrawal...

As you claimed you could not ascertain any connection between what you posted and your conclusion to it, I looked back again at your amazing post where you described 'some other despot states'........'like Saudi, or India, or Australia'........before trying to ameliorate your disparaging comment...

I'm not sure if you're asking me or telling me. If you are asking, the answer is no. Tom