Here's one for you Arab.

https://x.com/NCCeltic/status/1855663801317605742?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

Thanks Hec, I had absolutely no idea about that. Keith is a disgrace to this country.

*latest in a long line of disgraces.

Looks like Kari Lake might be Trumps new press secretary. Sigh.

What's wrong about going to armistice day exactly? I assume he'll also use the time to talk to Macron, which is probably needed more than ever given Trump's just got in.

comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 18 minutes ago
What's wrong about going to armistice day exactly? I assume he'll also use the time to talk to Macron, which is probably needed more than ever given Trump's just got in.
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And the German government has collapsed.

comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 39 minutes ago
What's wrong about going to armistice day exactly? I assume he'll also use the time to talk to Macron, which is probably needed more than ever given Trump's just got in.
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Why would he talk to Macron? He’s a dead duck as far as politics go.

And doubt they’d have the time or the inclination for a chat on such a sombre occasion.

comment by Jake Moon (U11781)
posted about 2 hours ago
Why is Keith at Armistice Day lads
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You do know he's prime minister right.

comment by Pranky 23/24 LFC Draft Champ (U22336)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Jake Moon (U11781)
posted about 2 hours ago
Why is Keith at Armistice Day lads
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You do know he's prime minister right.
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Could be because Keir supports Israel's right to commit a genocide and Arab may think that's a bit hypocritical.

comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 41 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 39 minutes ago
What's wrong about going to armistice day exactly? I assume he'll also use the time to talk to Macron, which is probably needed more than ever given Trump's just got in.
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Why would he talk to Macron? He’s a dead duck as far as politics go.

And doubt they’d have the time or the inclination for a chat on such a sombre occasion.
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He’s President of France until (at least) April 2027, with significant control over foreign policy and military matters, including being Chief of the Armed Forces.

He’s also chair of the Council of Ministers and effectively sits as a minister. His deputy is President of the Senate.

President of the Republic is a seriously powerful role. He isn’t just a figurehead like the presidents of many other European states.

comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by Pranky 23/24 LFC Draft Champ (U22336)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Jake Moon (U11781)
posted about 2 hours ago
Why is Keith at Armistice Day lads
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You do know he's prime minister right.
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Could be because Keir supports Israel's right to commit a genocide and Arab may think that's a bit hypocritical.

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boohoo, its not all about arab

Just checked and Macron’s is also still the largest party in the coalition govt.

Not sure about who holds the majority of the ministerial roles, but my guess would be that Renaissance has more ministers than any other party.

comment by It’s time for some Lancashire hotPote, Ruben (U17054)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 41 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 39 minutes ago
What's wrong about going to armistice day exactly? I assume he'll also use the time to talk to Macron, which is probably needed more than ever given Trump's just got in.
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Why would he talk to Macron? He’s a dead duck as far as politics go.

And doubt they’d have the time or the inclination for a chat on such a sombre occasion.
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He’s President of France until (at least) April 2027, with significant control over foreign policy and military matters, including being Chief of the Armed Forces.

He’s also chair of the Council of Ministers and effectively sits as a minister. His deputy is President of the Senate.

President of the Republic is a seriously powerful role. He isn’t just a figurehead like the presidents of many other European states.
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It’s ironically a pretty monarchical position.

comment by Pranky 23/24 LFC Draft Champ (U22336)
posted 41 minutes ago
comment by Jake Moon (U11781)
posted about 2 hours ago
Why is Keith at Armistice Day lads
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You do know he's prime minister right.
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Why have no other leaders gone to it then? Last one was Churchill

comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 1 hour, 8 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 39 minutes ago
What's wrong about going to armistice day exactly? I assume he'll also use the time to talk to Macron, which is probably needed more than ever given Trump's just got in.
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Why would he talk to Macron? He’s a dead duck as far as politics go.

And doubt they’d have the time or the inclination for a chat on such a sombre occasion.
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Top story on BBC news right now:

Starmer and Macron hold diplomacy talks after marking Armistice Day in Paris.

A senior member of the Church of England has called on the Archbishop of Canterbury to resign, calling his position "untenable" after a damning report into abuse by a prolific child abuser associated with the Church.


When does it end lads

I doubt it ever will because there will always be those who abuse their positions of power to get what they truly want.

comment by It’s time for some Lancashire hotPote, R... (U17054)
posted 34 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 41 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 39 minutes ago
What's wrong about going to armistice day exactly? I assume he'll also use the time to talk to Macron, which is probably needed more than ever given Trump's just got in.
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Why would he talk to Macron? He’s a dead duck as far as politics go.

And doubt they’d have the time or the inclination for a chat on such a sombre occasion.
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He’s President of France until (at least) April 2027, with significant control over foreign policy and military matters, including being Chief of the Armed Forces.

He’s also chair of the Council of Ministers and effectively sits as a minister. His deputy is President of the Senate.

President of the Republic is a seriously powerful role. He isn’t just a figurehead like the presidents of many other European states.
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“Significant control”? You jest, surely . He’s absolutely hamstrung and can’t enact anything. Goodness me

comment by Jake Moon (U11781)
posted 34 minutes ago
comment by Pranky 23/24 LFC Draft Champ (U22336)
posted 41 minutes ago
comment by Jake Moon (U11781)
posted about 2 hours ago
Why is Keith at Armistice Day lads
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You do know he's prime minister right.
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Why have no other leaders gone to it then? Last one was Churchill
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Because De Gaulle refused to go to D Day commemorations as he viewed it as the British and Americans invading France, so British PMs would go to that instead of Paris

Starmer and Macron need to work together now with Trump in power, especially on Ukraine

How did Muslim-Americans vote in 2024?

🟩 Stein (GRN): 53% (+53)
🟥 Trump (REP): 21% (+14)
🟦 Harris (DEM): 20% (-73)

Via @CAIRNational, 5-6 Nov (+/- vs 2020)

https://x.com/leftiestats/status/1855950999606677747?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw

How Muslim-Americans in Michigan voted:

🟩 Stein (GRN): 59%
🟥 Trump (REP): 22%
🟦 Harris (DEM): 14%

146,000 Muslim-Americans voted in Michigan in 2020, so losing this group likely contributed to Harris' loss.

comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 37 minutes ago
comment by It’s time for some Lancashire hotPote, R... (U17054)
posted 34 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 41 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 39 minutes ago
What's wrong about going to armistice day exactly? I assume he'll also use the time to talk to Macron, which is probably needed more than ever given Trump's just got in.
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Why would he talk to Macron? He’s a dead duck as far as politics go.

And doubt they’d have the time or the inclination for a chat on such a sombre occasion.
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He’s President of France until (at least) April 2027, with significant control over foreign policy and military matters, including being Chief of the Armed Forces.

He’s also chair of the Council of Ministers and effectively sits as a minister. His deputy is President of the Senate.

President of the Republic is a seriously powerful role. He isn’t just a figurehead like the presidents of many other European states.
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“Significant control”? You jest, surely. He’s absolutely hamstrung and can’t enact anything. Goodness me
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I mean, he’s just (personally) signed a €10bn investment partnership with Morocco and agreed to train a brigade of Ukrainian troops (as well as apparently making other military commitments) in the last week or so.

And his government is functioning, with a new PM, defeating a no confidence vote, and already passing laws (new legislation on rentals and AirBnbs this month).

So it would appear he is actually busy “enacting” stuff.

comment by It’s time for some Lancashire hotPote, Ruben (U17054)
posted 1 hour, 3 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 37 minutes ago
comment by It’s time for some Lancashire hotPote, R... (U17054)
posted 34 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 41 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 39 minutes ago
What's wrong about going to armistice day exactly? I assume he'll also use the time to talk to Macron, which is probably needed more than ever given Trump's just got in.
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Why would he talk to Macron? He’s a dead duck as far as politics go.

And doubt they’d have the time or the inclination for a chat on such a sombre occasion.
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He’s President of France until (at least) April 2027, with significant control over foreign policy and military matters, including being Chief of the Armed Forces.

He’s also chair of the Council of Ministers and effectively sits as a minister. His deputy is President of the Senate.

President of the Republic is a seriously powerful role. He isn’t just a figurehead like the presidents of many other European states.
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“Significant control”? You jest, surely. He’s absolutely hamstrung and can’t enact anything. Goodness me
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I mean, he’s just (personally) signed a €10bn investment partnership with Morocco and agreed to train a brigade of Ukrainian troops (as well as apparently making other military commitments) in the last week or so.

And his government is functioning, with a new PM, defeating a no confidence vote, and already passing laws (new legislation on rentals and AirBnbs this month).

So it would appear he is actually busy “enacting” stuff.
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Perfect.

comment by Trump 2024, Make America Great Again (U1282)
posted 10 minutes ago
comment by It’s time for some Lancashire hotPote, Ruben (U17054)
posted 1 hour, 3 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 37 minutes ago
comment by It’s time for some Lancashire hotPote, R... (U17054)
posted 34 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 41 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 39 minutes ago
What's wrong about going to armistice day exactly? I assume he'll also use the time to talk to Macron, which is probably needed more than ever given Trump's just got in.
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Why would he talk to Macron? He’s a dead duck as far as politics go.

And doubt they’d have the time or the inclination for a chat on such a sombre occasion.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He’s President of France until (at least) April 2027, with significant control over foreign policy and military matters, including being Chief of the Armed Forces.

He’s also chair of the Council of Ministers and effectively sits as a minister. His deputy is President of the Senate.

President of the Republic is a seriously powerful role. He isn’t just a figurehead like the presidents of many other European states.
----------------------------------------------------------------------

“Significant control”? You jest, surely. He’s absolutely hamstrung and can’t enact anything. Goodness me
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I mean, he’s just (personally) signed a €10bn investment partnership with Morocco and agreed to train a brigade of Ukrainian troops (as well as apparently making other military commitments) in the last week or so.

And his government is functioning, with a new PM, defeating a no confidence vote, and already passing laws (new legislation on rentals and AirBnbs this month).

So it would appear he is actually busy “enacting” stuff.
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Perfect.
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Yeah but Starmer is meant to wait until 2027 to talk to France about the impact on Europe of Trumps election or something

comment by It’s time for some Lancashire hotPote, R... (U17054)
posted 1 hour, 35 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 37 minutes ago
comment by It’s time for some Lancashire hotPote, R... (U17054)
posted 34 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 41 minutes ago
comment by The Welsh Xavi (U15412)
posted 39 minutes ago
What's wrong about going to armistice day exactly? I assume he'll also use the time to talk to Macron, which is probably needed more than ever given Trump's just got in.
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Why would he talk to Macron? He’s a dead duck as far as politics go.

And doubt they’d have the time or the inclination for a chat on such a sombre occasion.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
He’s President of France until (at least) April 2027, with significant control over foreign policy and military matters, including being Chief of the Armed Forces.

He’s also chair of the Council of Ministers and effectively sits as a minister. His deputy is President of the Senate.

President of the Republic is a seriously powerful role. He isn’t just a figurehead like the presidents of many other European states.
----------------------------------------------------------------------

“Significant control”? You jest, surely. He’s absolutely hamstrung and can’t enact anything. Goodness me
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I mean, he’s just (personally) signed a €10bn investment partnership with Morocco and agreed to train a brigade of Ukrainian troops (as well as apparently making other military commitments) in the last week or so.

And his government is functioning, with a new PM, defeating a no confidence vote, and already passing laws (new legislation on rentals and AirBnbs this month).

So it would appear he is actually busy “enacting” stuff.
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Only as and when it suits his detractors. Essentially he is hamstrung and will be out soon enough. Who to will be the burning question of course.

He’s politically a dead duck. Believe otherwise as you wish.