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It seems the not so 'Independent' news sheet, (I'm being kind there!), are standing by, readying a headline which heaps praise on our imbecilic Foreign Secretary for his humanitarian intervention with the Iranians. I get the feeling that they desperately want to give the fool some credibility...

I think you're all being too hard on 'shemozzle999'! As a complete outsider, it's hardly surprising that he may hold views on the human race which may differ from those of us living on planet Earth. It is perfectly possible that his brain simply does not register the nuances of the written...

There is an interesting summary of the details of the total UK surrender to the EU over the first stage of the 'Brexit' negotiations deal achieved through the sagacious brilliance of our esteemed political negotiators in Brussels. I read it here...

'Brexit' Secretary and liar-in-chief of May's hand-picked team has utilised his new-found negotiating skills while shopping for a new sofa. It is reported here: david-davis-agrees-buy-sofa-dfs-full-price Tom

Elsewhere in the middle-east, our great allies, Israel and the USA, have conspired to further shaft the Palestinian people by deciding to name Jerusalem as the state capital. Clearly, the UK government must be endorsing this travesty, otherwise I would have expected Johnson to divert from Iran...

It seems the bell-end impersonating the UK foreign Secretary has flown all the way to Iran for a photo opportunity alongside President Rouhani. The tory party media wing suggested he was there in an effort to secure the release of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe but it appears he failed to secure her...

On the subject of BBC political shows which ought to be seen as part of their entertainment/comedy department's offerings, John Pilger, a hugely respected journalist, had this to say about the BBC and its political leanings. Tom

Now that the insoluble Irish border problem has been magically solved after much confusion on the part of people on both side of the border that isn't a border?........I'm reminded of how so many Irish folk became so confused about things in the first place. Indeed, we can include many...

Oh, I do like that! Tom

I do too! It seems to fit perfectly though with all the 'Brexit'-voting pillocks I have ever encountered. Was that really so upsetting for you to read which caused you join the 'Pedelecs' site so you could voice your distress? You must be one very thin-skinned individual if you allow...

Now, ain't this the truth! Tom

I'm just sitting pondering the current position now that we know roughly the shape of the UK's relationship with the EU after 'Brexit'. At the moment, we seem to be here: I'll continue contemplating.....there must be more? Tom

It has emerged that Nigel Farage is unhappy with Theresa May's surrender to the EU over 'Brexit'. This explains: farage-deeply-unhappy-that-brexit-deal-failed-no-mention-concentration-camps Tom

You could try writing to John Major - he has intimate knowledge of her and I'm sure he's still in touch.....just address it to him c/o MCC, St John's Wood, London, NW8 8QN. That way, we won't cause Norma any more embarrassment or distress - she's 75years old now! Tom

The tale you told in the drivel that accompanied that assertion rivals anything ever produced by the pen of Hans Christian Andersen. Don't you think it's time you dragged your head out of the sand?.....or are you going to be a complete plonker all your life? Tom

But are we? That isn't a silly question because, as things stand today, the projections into the future drawn by most commentators seem to be a recognition that we will retain EU laws and won't be scrapping them. We will be leaving the single market and customs union but the de facto position...

Concerns seem to be growing about the rare minerals we need to sustain the growth of our electronic and automotive industries: Tom

It's interesting that one particular newspaper described yesterday's events rather differently from the mainstream comics press: How dare they deprecate Mrs May's brilliant diplomatic negotiating skills in such a way! :mad: Tom;)

The BBC news website affords us the opportunity to grasp the direction in which the tory propaganda organs would like to steer the public. That is a good thing as it saves us from actually having to pay money to read their distortion of the truth. The Beeb simply calls it, 'The Papers'...

Have you been eating 'funny' mushrooms or something? The word you were looking for was 'talentless' - 'Talented' is used to describe great operatic tenors like Pavarotti or athletes like Usain Bolt, Lionel Messi or the like. Unless you are really hearing the colours with their beautiful...