the owner of the upstairs lounge, a guy named philip steve did receive an insurance settlement in a fewonths afterward started a bar called the post office, which was located now i don't know if you know what the gay bars are, or the corner pocket is located to some of the upstairs lounge crowd would go there and drink there. their physical burn marks, scandalously the primary suspect of the upstairs lounge went there, too when they came back in new orleans. he was abrasive individual and he would drink there sometimes i dayside some of the upstairs lounge. roger dale munoz, i don't know if you know the story, he was conflicted in really a con artist. he convinced a woman twice his age to marry him in may of 1974 that he confessed to her on his wedding night that he was but that doesn't matter because he is impotent. i don't know how that makes any sense. still she doesn't get a moment or divorcing. he convinces her that he should move into the back trailer of her home where he lives for a period of months, stealing from her cover writing bad checks until she can take it and she's about

like cats in a sack and there is all this stuff about philip hammond and, in fact, in other papers there's stories that we know. priti patel and stevef leaking the briefing by mark carney, the governor of the bank of england, his briefing he gave to cabinet earlier this week. also going back to the sunday times, this interview with theresa may. there is a huge rebellion in the cabinet against philip hammond, the chancellor, who seems to be speaking perfect sense to me, but i am not in the cabinet. let's look at the sunday times. sajid javid, tax cuts would help the uk to help with a no—deal brexit. wilby brexiteers like this as an idea? say it won't be necessary because it will be fine? javid is quite curious. this is part of his pitch to become the leader. he keeps coming up in cabinet with his own ideas for brexit, at which point theresa may slaps him down. she becomes a bloody difficult woman at that point. the idea of tax cuts to boost the economy obviously is suggesting the economy will dip after brexit anyway. this was basically the idea that gordon brown had after 2008, when we had austerity. rather than the austerity and cut