Not funny

 Good morning. It's a topsyturvy world we live in. When Lucy Connelly is stuck in prison because she said some hurty words, and killers and rapists are allowed to roam freely amongst us. Yet Starmer is allowed to spew forth misinformation like it's going out of fashion. Is that misinformation, or is it  disinformation? Call it what you like, whatever, previously known as lies. 

Petty crime is on the increase. There is nothing now to stop people entering shops and taking whatever they like off the shelves and walking straight out of the door with it. Greggs are having to re design their stores. Remove all goods within easy reach at the front of the store. Move them to the back of the store behind the cash desks, or put locks on the chiller cabinets which must then be opened by a member of staff should someone wish to purchase anything. 

Supermarket staff are told not to intervene if they see someone stealing. You never know what is hidden in their clothing. Not worth the risk of getting stabbed. And who wants to go to work each day when being confronted by rogues who have no respect for the law. Might as well stay at home rather than put yourself in a vulnerable position. 

A lot of smaller shops will be closing down and the High Street will become a ghost town. Law and order is breaking down at a fast rate, and all Starmer does is swan around the world in a private jet striking up deals with his creepy mates. Targets, net zero, and all the rest of it, which is spreading like a cancer across the western world, is all he is bothered about. 

More windfarms, more solar. Buying up valuable farming land to build little boxes, little boxes made of tickytacky, oh, and we must build more prisons. Maybe they will let Lucy go when they need her cell. 

It's enough to make you spit feathers. 

There is not much we can do about it, except get on with our own lives. 

Thanks for popping in. Toodle pip.   ilona