8. Quite ok is this?
A Christian non-profit is challenging the Internal Revenue Service after the agency denied them tax-exempt status saying “the Bible’s teachings are typically affiliated with the Republican Party and candidates.”
And the obvious retort was quick coming:
So the IRS just declared the Democrat party as anti-Christian? Because they were deliberately excluded. Now you have it in writing folks.
There were half a dozen grounds they could have been rejected on, for example if Muslim organisations were also rejected or all religious organisations across the board - that would be a fair argument. But this?
7. The BBC [Brillo's Broadcasting Company]
TPA:
The launch of GB News has got Westminster abuzz - so we didn't delay in making our voice heard on Britain's airwaves. In fact, I'm delighted to say that the TPA was the first think tank to be invited onto the news channel.
In discussion with presenter Michelle Dewberry, our chief executive John O'Connell set out why so many Brits are fed up with ineffective aid spending: "There are rules about how we distribute international aid money.
A country must have a gross national income per head of below around $12,200 a year. But what that actually ends up happening in countries such as Mexico, Malaysia and China, is that there are regions within those countries that are much better off than regions in Britain."
6. Katie Hopkins via Rossa's mother
Nothing to see here people. Please move along. Nothing to see here. Live Govt tender on U.K. tender site:
Antarctica [14 mins]
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Make of that what you will.
6. I thought they had TBSS already - the House of Lords?
ReplyDelete6. Evidently our glorious leaders expect mass deaths. I can think of only four possible causes of such increased mortality. The disease, the vaccine, denial of treatment for other illnesses, war. Take your pick and start digging.
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