.....He did not have a billion dollar company, but he had a multi-million pound one, where he paid employees the statutory minimum allowed. Conversations about retaining effective staff through pay reward went ignored. The Christmas before he died, I think he finally got it. He was doing a Dad bitch about paying taxes. I am sure most of you recognise the Dad bitch about taxes.... I have worked my whole life...I have pulled myself up from poverty (which he did).... yadda yadda. And then I made the point, if you paid a living wage, then the people you employ would not have to go to tax and child credits to survive and ergo your tax bill would be reduced. He got it, but he died three weeks later. Those that run the company now.....raping the fuck out of the taxpayer.

[link:https://www.joemygod.com/2019/03/schiff-we-already-have-direct-evidence-of-collusion/|



He is going down. The Republicans have to take ownership of this, or watch while democrats bitch slap the fuck all over this...

Hehehe



The stench of shit will remain with them always

On MSNBC yesterday
Any soul they might once have had is long gone
Also heard saying “Rest in peace”. I would prefer rest in eternal damnation.... hehe

'Lock her up' chant erupts at CPAC after Trump jokes about Russia, Clinton's emails - The Hill

Sooooooo as all around him end up in hand cuffs these delusional fools still cling to that email nonsense. I fear they are lot forever to irrational thought....

[link:https://splinternews.com/trump-isn-t-even-the-best-at-being-long-winded-1833012872|

Hehe. I wonder how many in the audience snuck out rather than listen to the loser rant?

[link:https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2019/3/2/1838966/-Is-this-the-Game-Changer-Cohen-Trump-Pardon-Talks?utm_campaign=recent|

Time will tell but I have a feeling that this is going to be a huge nail in the Trump presidency coffin

[link:https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/picture/2019/mar/02/three-sundays-to-brexit-cartoon#img-1|

Oh goody...

According to a YouGov poll in 2016, here in the United Kingdom, if you are British and under 40 you are far more likely to say you have no religion that to say you are Christian, Jewish, Muslim or of any other faith, add to this the fact that if you do not have a religion there is a 95% likelihood your children won’t have one either.

In January 2013 37% of the population of Great Britain reported having no religion. By February of 2015 that had gone up to 42%, and, in a survey undertaken last month with YouGov using the same questions, the figure had increased to 46%.
(EDIT: I am sure it is higher today….. but these are the latest stats I could find)

Even though we see an increasing demographic reporting having no religion, of those stating they have no religion only a minority of people were certain there was no God. Most people polled think that there may well be something out there.

Only 13% of nones hold anti-religious views in the style of Richard Dawkins. A quarter take part in some spiritual activity in the course of a month, and 11% call themselves “spiritual”. But 99% do not take part in any religious group or form of collective worship, and many have a negative view of religious leaders and institutions.

The data seems to suggest that as many describe themselves as spiritual rather than religious, that belief structures in ‘something else’ are surviving despite religious frameworks and structures rather than because of them.

So, no religion, within a spiritual framework, is the new religion? If so is this a bad thing? Can you have a more fulfilled belief structure outside the more rigid and legalistic structure of organised religion?