truly hilarious passage about Telegraph journalist Tim Stanley's journey from left wing political hopeful to bitter right wing weirdo. I know you're googling your name, Telegraph journalist Tim Stanley.

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truly hilarious passage about Telegraph journalist Tim Stanley's journey from left wing political hopeful to bitter right wing weirdo. I know you're googling your name, Telegraph journalist Tim Stanley.

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It's what I think hotels would be like under Communism.
Tim Stanley on his night at a Premier Inn, (revealing his naivety about Communism, I reckon, speaking as a veteran of Communist hotels)
âHarry and Meghan are greedy. They donât care about trashing the royalsâ | The Daily T
Itâs the final stop for The Daily Tâs tour of Britain, and we couldnât let it go by without a right royal special. Lady Colin Campbell and Phil Dampier, royal reporter extraordinaire, join Camilla Tominey and Tim Stanley in front of a live audience in sunny Worthing. They discuss the success of the Kingâs visit to the US, the Duke and Duchess of Sussexâs âhalf-in-and-half-outâ approach to the Royal family; and what Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should do next.
Phil Dampier at 44:54
Obviously we have to we have to remember, um, you know, that the girls that were involved in this, um, I'm not sure that they were all completely innocent victims at the time, but I'm sure a lot of them were.
You really want to go there, dude? Okay.
45:42 Lady Colin Campbell: Well, I take a very measured view of the whole thing. First of all, Andrew, what he did with Virginia Giuffre was not illegal in this country. And I struggled... Tominey: Allegedly did with Virginia Giuffre because he-he denies any sexual contact with her at all. LCC: Yeah. And Yeah. And he says that in fact he says that he never ever and but but even if he did. Well it's it's more than likely that they did meet because there's that photograph and whether it's been adjusted or not. I don't think it has been whether it has is moot because the fact of the matter I have posed for thousands of photographs like that, and I would not be expected to be accused of anything untoward. He simply has his hand around her waist, and it's it's a perfectly anodyne photograph that she sent to her aunt. Look, I met this prince. She boasted about it and sent it to her aunt. And I think that that so much has been, uh, there's been so much emotion in the whole matter. Some of which is irrational and some of which is political. And I there's no doubt that Jeffrey Epstein was a sleaze bag of the highest order and a pervert. [...] 49:23 Phil Dampier: Fergie took money from him. Lady Colin Campbell: Yeah. But Andrew, I think, was more an innocent than Fergie because she owed him a great... He he gave her a considerable sum of money, far in excess of what has been publicly reported. I know this because one of my closest friends is one is the ex-wife of one of Andrew's closest friends. So, we all have been talking forever about that.
Lady C just can't admit that Andrew is a problem, or that Andrew may have done something wrong. This time it's all Fergie's fault, even though Andrew could have cut her out of his life or reduced contact with her more than ten years ago.
Valentine Low on Queen Elizabeth & Brexit, plus Camillaâs fight against a groper | The Daily T
Camilla Tominey and Tim Stanley are joined by royal expert Valentine Low, whose new book Power and the Palace - which has been making headlines for the last week - sheds a fascinating new light on the relationship between the monarchy and Downing Street. Valentine talks about whether Queen Elizabeth II supported Brexit, how King Charles II has reined in his political interventions, why he "would happily never hear from Harry and Meghan again" and whether William will make a good King. He also reveals how Queen Camilla was the victim of an attempted indecent assault as a schoolgirl.
Starmer ran as Blair but plans to govern as Michael Foot.
Tim Stanley

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Weâve laid a trap for ourselves.
I thought the holiday from Hell was over, only to return to bureaucracy at its absolute worst
Well, we found the second deletion from the BJU Board of Trustees: Tim Stanley, Chair of the Finance & Audit Committee and Vice Chair of the enter Board of Trustees.
We could believe the +++Positives+++ that Stanley left because he was a rabblerouser. But when the guy in charge of your school's finances leaves, it does prompt other questions.
BJU has blustered through a lot of money guys in the last few years--Marshall Franklin, Kennie Still, Ed Cone.
And then there's the "financial crisis" comments from 2016. The "disheartening" financial discussions among this same Finance & Audit Committee in 2018.
The +++Positives+++ want us to think this is all about girls in pants and BJUGrass. But if the finance guys won't stay, there are problems we aren't seeing.
And you can't trust Altizer's judgment.
On Monday, November 14, 2022, three +++Positive+++ faculty members met with three BJU Trustees.
Now it's likely that these are the three Trustees since they are the local Trustees:
Mr. Jerry Morgan, Chair, Student Development & Discipleship Committee
Dr. Jean Saito
Mr. Tim Stanley (Vice Chair)*, Chair, Finance & Audit Committee
I give them props for considering all the options and speaking up. Speaking up is good and the Board should listen to the Faculty.