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All, Thank you to those of you who are following me, I'm humbled - apologies to those I've not followed back, back experience on 'X' leaves me, presently, reluctant to automatically follow back.
If you put illegal cladding on a building that led to the deaths of 72 people you would have gone straight to jail for the maximum of 14 years.
8 years and 2 months later the billionaires behind Grenfell who donated millions to the Tories are still uncharged.
The truth about Reform UK’s “Lawless London” campaign?
The crime stats don’t stack up – but fear always sells, writes The Bear.
Reform UK’s “Britain is Lawless” campaign isn’t about making us safer – it’s about manufacturing fear for political gain
.... by what metric?: politicians always choice metrics which show them in the best light ....
The Overton Window decides what can – and cannot – be said in politics. youtu.be/Bw7OT8edfJA?... But who builds this “window of acceptability”? In this video, I argue it’s not the public and not politicians – it’s the billionaire-owned mainstream media.
So we’ve broken through the 6000 mark. We have 30days to get to 10k. We need your help to get it there. So do what you can to spread the world. We want to hear ALL our parties in a multi party democracy. See the map. The darker areas are where most people have signed. NorthEast Hampshire still leads
It would seem that for Farage: A solid statistic will never stand in the way of a bigoted agenda
Maybe the government should ask data holders to stop sharing (selling) digital information (duplicating data) with other data holders?
Right wing coup and corporate welfare.
Subsidies for UK energy, auto, shipbuilding, steel, rail, internet, other sectors. Boosts profits, shareholder returns. Govts don't take equity stake. Numerous uncosted tax reliefs
People -two child benefit cap, disability benefit cut, public services cut.t
For a better future the power of corporations and wealthy elites must be curbed and reversed
We have been there before.
Banks grant 5.5 times salary mortgages.
A couple with income of £75,000+£50,000 can borrow £687,500.
Can banks sustain this? How will borrowers service debt? What if house prices collapse?
What will deregulation cost? We haven't recovered from the last folly.
Some higher-earning couples with smaller deposits could borrow extra £130,000 as a result of overnight changes
As Farage has demonstrated, a small minority making sufficient noise/dramatic impact can gain control of the narrative, especially when supported by a complicit media.
