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Jack believes that all important industries should be state owned, that all businesses over a certain size should have to have employee and non-employee union reps on the board, that there should be legal limits on the ratios of lowest:highest paid, and that if any profit/share price/performance...

Let's try this. How many of these 4 combinations do people think are possible, and in which one(s) might fascists be found: LEFT WINGRIGHT WING NON-RACIST RACIST (inc. antisemitic)

On balance I'd say "nope" would be more accurate. He was a Tory, and an independent, and he tried forming his own party, then he tried Labour. Long before he became a Labour MP he advocated for improved industrial wages and hours, the nationalisation of electricity and transportation...

I suspect that quite a few used-but-not-abused "pro" tools get sold when the batteries start to fade, and the cost of new tools with newer & better battery technology compared to buying replacement old generation batteries looks compelling. A "life" of several hours is much more important to a...

According to the arithmetic I learned at school, 1926 to 1930 is 4 years, not 11.

Good grief. Academic article DOCUMENTING THAT SOME PEOPLE BELIEVE IT. And then quite quickly being purged from those groups. Such as? Socialists with racist beliefs, yes - there have always been those, and antisemites, and still are. Right-wing, or fascist "working class" - yes, there...

Oops - sorry - got my units & dimensions muddled. 10's of miles, or km, high/wide, 100's of m²/km². The point is that a map which shows, say, phone boxes, road gradients, and churches (distinguishing between those with towers and those with steeples and those with neither) will do that whether...

All I can say, then, is that I must have been lucky - I've bought a used corded SDS+ hammer drill, and used cordless screwdriver & multitool, (none of the 3 are "DIY" products), and all have been fine.

First citation, a Wikipedia article documenting the existence of the "Left-wing fascism" concept (and documenting that it is a "contested idea"). Wikipedia is an encyclopædia, it's job is to document things. You'll find that it has articles on Holocaust denial, climate change denial, and the...

Interesting. Earlier you seemed quite keen on presenting the book by Jonah Goldberg as evidence that Odds is wrong, and by extension you are right, and asking a (it seemed to me rhetorical) question "Perhaps these authors are not credible?". But from the Wikipedia article you linked to...

Same terminology. Same spelling mistake. The custom here makes you "two" the same person. :LOL:

The company which says OK to lay straight onto MOT have replied: Laying onto a Type 1 or Type 3 subbase is only suitable for light pedestrian use, like a garden path. The resin bound is laid at an increased depth of 30mm on these subbases which allows for there not being an asphalt or concrete...

What proof do you have of that?

Zoom out until your phone display covers a real-world distance of 100 miles from top to bottom. Does it still show every village, and every minor road?

It doesn't take many changes to imagine a future historical text. The BUF Reform was a fascist party that modelled its ideology on Mussolini's Italy Putin's Russia and Nazi Germany MAGA Trumpism, promoting virulent antisemitism, extreme nationalism, and a corporatist economic philosophy. These...

Have you seen the recent poll results which show what a significant number of "British workers" think are "British characteristics"?

Whatever comes up as a good bargain on eBay.

Hex shank bits and quick release adapters...

https://www.thetimes.com/travel/destinations/uk-travel/england/london-travel/sat-nav-cabbie-takes-earl-spencers-daughter-to-wrong-stamford-bridge-rv6k6mjt30n?msockid=359c1d937dba667b0b330e987c4167da

I have both, and use both, although TBH the use of the paper atlas is far less frequent, and if I was made to have only one it would be the satnav. I use it for journeys where I need no navigation input because it knows if there are traffic problems, and will route me away from them. But it...