2 hours 10 mins until the scheduled tweet goes out!
I'm northern Irish and like many places there wasn't much to do as a teen so I attended many youthclubs belonging to churches. I've done them all, as well as attend my own church.I think I read somewhere it was potentially Baptist....... but where I am from in NI there is a certain amount of ‘mixing’ of various Protestant sects..... so there would be different youth clubs etc and you would go to more than one but then go to your own church- this probably makes no sense to anyone not brought up in religious Northern Ireland community.
just to keep it slightly on topic I disagree with many of the Free Presbyterian teachings but they do the best traybakes when they hold an event.
Coming right on the back of the Corbyn anti Semitic issue she’s got herself entangled with it probs wasn’t her brightest moveIt makes me feel quite uncomfortable TBH. There are powerful politicians of many different religions, so "we're a Christian country, let's be good Christians" feels crass and inappropriate. Politics should not stem from religion.
It’s suppernanny all over again. Unasseptable.A quick google tells me ‘Feed the Children’ is a charity based in Oklahoma. Bit stupid to try and go viral without checking that first...
Oh if only she was yesterday’s news. Look at me, look directly at me, ignore everyone else and only look at me, I am the only poverty story worth knowing.One of the symptoms of a certain personality disorder is having an unstable sense of self and trying on new identities.
She does know that she's middle class at least, which is why she argues so hard to defend herself. In the following link found by @colouredlines a day or two ago, Jack wrote a song about herself in 2012 in which she explicitly refers to herself as middle class. In my opinion this shows the "working class" shtick is a conscious grift rather than a sad delusion. Maybe she impulsively lied some time after publishing these lyrics, found that she liked portraying herself that way, and soon found that this working class identity and persona was very beneficial to her brand.
https://web.archive.org/web/2013011...on-the-radio-lyrics-and-music-by-jack-monroe/
Never mind Michael. We need CLIFF! The go-to Brit Christian. Praise beans!
He might set up some community singing to accompany the thunderclap
I don't think she's capable of thinking ahead about when things might backfire, she's too hellbent on dealing with whatever is bothering her in that particular moment, or acting out her immediate fantasies.I completely agree. It’s unnecessary, and alienating to a lot of people.
Does anyone have any theories as to why she’s doing this? It’s the second time in two (?) days that she’s said this whole “we are a Christian country” thing. Before that she didn’t mention her religion much.
We know how calculating and manipulative she can be, so there must be some kind of angle she’s going for.
But even to her it should be obvious that it’s going to backfire, in the same way that her revolving door style Corbyn support did.
Admin are working on it (hands on!), it’s just a glitch apparently, nothing lost.I’m on page 26, can’t get any attachments, only a message saying there are problems?
Same! I was grunking obvs and received time out errors when loading a new page, then when I went away to cookI’m on page 26, can’t get any attachments, only a message saying there are problems?
We used to have RE at primary school and the different ministers would come in once a week. One of them used to bring sweets for the kids in their church and they would come back every week to our classroom with them. We all started going to their youth club after that as they always had free sweets!!I'm northern Irish and like many places there wasn't much to do as a teen so I attended many youthclubs belonging to churches. I've done them all, as well as attend my own church.