He's lost his libel case

[woody1]

I like the German Chancellor's response.

The problem dealing with someone like Musk, is like dealing with a stalker. Do you respond/confront them, or ignore them? Unfortunately, it's a bit rock and a hard place.

[SueEllen]

The problem dealing with someone like Musk, is like dealing with a stalker. Do you respond/confront them, or ignore them? Unfortunately, it's a bit rock and a hard place.

You get others to keep a close eye on them for you and call them out.

[woody1]

Oh dear(tm): Reichsleiter Musk has determined that Farage hasn't got what it takes.

How long before The Ketamine Kid is saying he should be locked up?

Just askin' like. .

What's the story behind this moniker?

[DoctorStrangelove]

What's the story behind this moniker?

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/03/18/t...iew/index.html

. .

[vetran]

They've been in government for 6 months. Let's see how it looks over the next 4 years before we get too excited about Old Froggy becoming PM.

oh dear!

https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/quarter-o...ew-poll-shows/

More than half (56 per cent) of all voters now have a lower opinion of Sir Keir Starmer’s government after six months in power, damning research by More in Common shows.

The public also see taking away winter fuel payments from some pensioners and slapping extra inheritance taxes on farmers is on a par with the ‘partygate’ scandal under the Tories.

It comes as the PM heads back for a new term in Westminster today with a landmark speech on how he will drive down waiting lists and help get the NHS back on its feet.

[vetran]

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/03/18/t...iew/index.html

. .

oh I thought it was Starmer's nickname "special K" had forgotten Musk was medicated.

[Zigenare]

how the feck would YOU know anything about 'grown up'?

Perhaps you'd like to provide evidence to support your accusation of racism?

[Uncle Albert]

oh dear!

https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/quarter-o...ew-poll-shows/

Are you very young? Every prime minister in history has had worse ratings after having come to office than when elected. It's entirely normal. Indeed it would be a cause for concern if it wasn't the case.

[vetran]

Are you very young? Every prime minister in history has had worse ratings after having come to office than when elected. It's entirely normal. Indeed it would be a cause for concern if it wasn't the case.

I'm not poorly informed like you.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...n-forty-years/

Starmer more unpopular after five months than any other PM in over 40 years


Plummeting satisfaction rating reflects rocky first five months in Downing Street

https://www.ipsos.com/en-uk/dissatis...-labour-leader

• 61% of Britons say they’re dissatisfied with Keir Starmer, his worst performance as Labour leader
• Overall dissatisfaction with the Government remains high at 70%

and just for Gigs

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tory-poll.html

It gives Sir Keir a 'net satisfaction' rating of -34 in the survey by Ipsos, which has been tracking the popularity of new PMs since Margaret Thatcher's tenure.

The second most unpopular premier after five months was Gordon Brown (-23) in 2007, followed by Rishi Sunak (-22) in 2023.The most popular was Sir Tony Blair (+57) in 1997, followed by Sir John Major (+33) in 1991.

[sadkingbilly]

Perhaps you'd like to provide evidence to support your accusation of racism?

to whom?