cjayanetti.bsky.social
Freelance journalist covering British politics and public services - NHS, education, care, housing, disability, benefits - these days mainly for the Observer, Big Issue and Politics Home. Not a tribalist.
I like good things and I don't like bad things.
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dog looks like it'd win that fight
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"pwease wook at my onwy fwend in the world" yes there's a reason for that. also that cat is not your friend.
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oh god never trust the smol cat accounts, so many tankie types are smol cat accounts
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and there's only two of us on the planet
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I found myself next to sir Geoffrey Howe at a urinal.
I was quite young so was sure I’d never meet someone so famous again so felt obliged to talk to him so I could say id met him.
We talked about fiscal policy while peeing for a minute. I finished earlier but felt I should stay out of deference.
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oh imagine if she tested them and they were all, in fact, occupied
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Do we not pat The Good Tory's head every day here?
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you're right!
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like being born?
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And something else, which hasn't really been processed yet: a betrayal of British businesses, who are being misled into legally dangerous positions by an activist public body. The basic reality is that a company which trusts the EHRC will find itself in far greater danger than one which doesn't.
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#BringBackBritishSummers
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a fridge fag
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wife is definitely staying with him "for the kids"
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There is nothing separating Lowe from the positions and rhetoric of the BNP or National Front.
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she's been writing this bollocks for years
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oh get off your high horse
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memes generally come from younger people, who aren't on twitter or bluesky
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the previous screengrab claims that Theresa May signed up to net zero in an attempt to be popular after bungling GE17.
this is the level of overpaid idiocy we're dealing with here.
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he has the complacent smugness of someone for whom politics is a passing hobby, as it was for Cameron, as it is for him
drain the swamp.
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I can't think of anyone else at the FT capable of such smug idiocy
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did someone let Janan play with the typewriter again?
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you weren't talking to Damian Thompson were you?
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how did that convo go? that was the era of harvesting batshit American clicks with James Delingtroll
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what do Unherd pay?
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a lengthy piece by TMcT full of "colour" that says nothing. that's my working assumption. right or wrong?
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lol I do this on easy mode really, it's just that I'm visible on here
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you seem to think Telegraph journalists are paid half of what they're actually on, but frankly you've not actually engaged with anything I've said at any stage.
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look I'm sure you feel very clever spouting this nonsense but it means arse all
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and one man's churnalism is another man's what exactly