Paul Challinor

Paul Challinor

@pchall.bsky.social

Married, over 50 and living in Warrington. Someone has to.

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Scooby Doo always fascinated me. When the criminals were unmasked and said "I would've gotten away with it if it wasn't for you meddling kids", no one ever mentioned the 6 foot tall talking dog. Was Shaggy the only person who could hear Scooby talking?

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They are all very deliberately ignoring the express wishes of Henry Nowak's family; the judge's sentencing report & the obvious, albeit brief, consequences of a crime being reported exclusively by a lying associate of the perpetrator. It may feel futile but this has to be repeated again & again.

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Here’s an idea - politicians have to apply for a licence to practice politics, renewed every 5 years. If you are found to have been a key architect of a disastrous decision which has made the country measurably poorer, that’s one of the criteria through which the licence can be revoked.

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🚨 Giveaway Time again! 🚨 Who’s up for winning another little bundle of original retro radio station stickers? Virgin, Hallam, Viking, MFM, Beacon, Westsound & more! To enter, Follow our account + Share this post. We’ll pick one ‘entry’ across all platforms at the end of Tuesday. Good Luck!!

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This week Nigel Farage went to America to badmouth Britain, even comparing our country to North Korea. He’d rather cosy up to his MAGA buddy mates than fix problems here at home.

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Nice to see a blue plaque and plinth on Wistaston Road in Crewe to commemorate the women’s rights campaigner, Ada Nield Chew. In the 1890's she wrote letters to the Crewe Chronicle exposing the conditions the women worked in. The needle and bobbin represent the clothing factory she worked in.

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Miriam Margolyes has called for Robbie Gibb the effective head of the BBC to be fired. Robbie Gibb was behind the firing of Gary Lineker. It is time for him to get a taste of the boot.

Latest "poor me" article where woman claims her husband is in the top 1% of earners, but they're still hard up and leaving the UK. Best is their issue with the school who didn't like them taking the kids out for a 9 month round the world trip. 9 months!!! www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/artic...

dailymail.co.ukI'm quitting the UK for good - I'm in the top 1% and still strugglingAfter growing tired of struggling to stay afloat, Clare Fisher, 39, and her family have decided to uproot their lives from Barry, in Wales, to move halfway around the world for a 'better life'.

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As predicted, the front pages of BBC & CNN are full of Israel-Iran. Nothing on Gaza or West Bank. Remember that all comms are cut in Gaza as they starve. Exactly what Netanyahu wanted. They can do anything they like now as the vapid MSM chase the new squirrel released for their distraction.

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Healthy but tired cynicism being expressed in this letter (to the i Paper). We’re all so bloody sick of the failure… of being lied to like this… of politics for simpletons who think the stuff they don’t like can be swept away with a magic wand and who have no clue how a country works.. or doesn’t.

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'Tell me this isn't a surrender to the forces of hate.' After the Liverpool incident, James O'Brien asks: 'Why else do they need to get the colour and nationality of the suspect into public discourse so early, if not to somehow prevent the kind of scenes we saw after Southport?'

Finally got round to doing the Hale Village circular walk, near Widnes. Only 2.5 miles long and you go out to the lighthouse with views across the Mersey to Ellesmere Port, Frodsham, Helsby and the Clwydian hills in N Wales. And the planes to Liverpool Airport fly right over!!!

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The men who claim they focus on Pakistani rapists because they “care” about women are the same men who revere Trump, defend Russell Brand and praise the Tates. The issue is men. Not one singular culture, religion or race weaponised for political clout. Men.