Catherine Kennedy

Singer/Songwriter, and author. I love learning, sparkles, good music, good books, good conversation, guitars, & cats!

[Catherine Kennedy @CathyKWriter]

None of the information posted or repeated on this account is known by its author to be false, nor intended to stir racial or any hatred of, nor cause psychological or physical harm to, any person or group of people (howsoever identified).

[No to Digital ID @NoToDigitalID]

🚨 Across the world, Australia, Europe and the UK people have decried censorship yet, it’s still coming.

Let’s make this a global tweet.

We will NOT comply.

Just tap 🔁.

Let’s see how far this can go.

[Joanne @englishrose0512]

To say “I prayed for you” isn’t just words…

It means in the middle of my own chaos,
I paused.

I thought of you.
I carried your name, your situation, your pain…
and I brought it straight to God.

It means you mattered enough
for me to step outside of myself
and stand in the gap for you.

Because prayer isn’t small.
It’s not just something we say when we don’t know what else to do.

It’s love.
It’s covering someone when they’re too tired to fight for themselves.
It’s asking God to step into places we can’t reach.

So when someone says, “I prayed for you”…
please understand,

they didn’t just think about you.
They took you to the only One
who can actually change everything. 🤍

[Together @Togetherdec]

TODAY: Demo Against Attempts To Revive Assisted Suicide Bill

From the outset, supporters of this deeply flawed Bill have pursued every available route to accelerate its progress, repeatedly seeking to limit scrutiny and move it forward at pace.

Their demonstration today, outside Parliament and timed to coincide with Prime Minister’s Questions, is designed to maximise pressure on MPs to revive and fast-track this legislation.

This includes pushing for the Bill’s return via *another* Private Member’s Bill or using mechanisms such as the Parliament Act to force it through without further meaningful amendment.

In response, a counter-demonstration including @EoLWatch @TheNotDeadYetUK is happening from 9am today at:

📍 Old Palace Yard, Westminster, SW1P 3JY

[David Kurten @davidkurten]

There is an abundance of oil.
There is an abundance of coal.
There is an abundance of gas.
There is an abundance of food.
There is an abundance of water.
Scarcity is being fabricated by psychopaths.

[Jamie Andrews @JamieAA_Again]

So the UK ran Operation Pegasus a "Pandemic Preparedness Simulation" in Sept 25 where young people got Meningitis.

Lol. It's as if they think we haven't got access to the internet or something.

https://t.co/S1zVD2Cznx

[Liz Churchill @liz_churchill10]

How TF is this not a War Crime?

“Our study suggested meningitis as a critical but not devastating complication of Covid-vaccination…” -NIH

[Liz Churchill @liz_churchill10]

The Pandemic Planners STRIKE AGAIN…

The UK SIMULATED a Meningitis Outbreak in 2025…

Left: “Explosive Meningitis Outbreak is unprecedented…” -BBC

Right: “The Exercise Pegasus Scenario focused children and young people, causing symptoms including meningitis and paralysis”

[Alan D Miller @alanvibe]

Digital ID: They keep lying, gasligjting & trying to suffocate us

But we aren’t for being silenced

Our Liberty Privacy & Freedom so many before us have given so much for -

We’re not going to allow that all to be jettisoned by this government or anyone else

Insist on our right to live & participate without Verifying Digitally or any way

We have events across UK running up to Sat 25 April 4 nations protest & rally

Tonight Swansea Wales!

Get involved.
Stand Together #notodigitalid

[Big Brother Watch @BigBrotherWatch]

⚠️Digital ID + facial recognition

Snuck into the digital ID consultation is an admission that the police would be allowed to repurpose our digital ID photos as mugshots to create a population-wide facial recognition database.

It is for precisely this reason that the public is rightly sceptical of a sprawling ID system that has been sold to us under various guises - whether to 'stop the boats' or improve public services - but which invariably hands more power and more of our personal information to the state, at our expense.

[Martin Lewis @MartinSLewis]

Why do people with mental (or physical) health vulnerabilities need call essential firm after firm and govt departments too to declare it, needing repeat the same painful, possibly embarrassing explanations. Today @MMHPI is calling for a 'tell us once' system. Here's my quote on why.....

"The government has a Tell Us Once system for when someone dies, yet we lack the same for those who are alive and struggling. That makes no sense. We need a single simple system that can work across essential services like banks, energy and water firms, and government systems too – whichever people choose.

“Right now, a vulnerable person in the middle of a mental (or physical) health crisis may have to call firm after firm, and government agencies on top, repeating the same painful, possibly embarrassing or triggering explanation again and again. In a digital age where data sharing is simple, that feels almost cruel.

“Of course safeguards and informed consent are essential, people must have control of their data. But it is time we stopped focusing on using data to just drive profit and started using it to drive compassion.”

Read full info and get details about the underlying research here... https://t.co/afZUx4vHHf

[Fiona Rose Diamond @CoviLeaks]

Probably a good time to share this again...so what's this I hear about a Government Digital Wallet..?

Funny how "conspiracies" keep turning into policy.

[Rory Stewart @RoryStewartUK]

The perpetual question is how does an obviously deceitful, megalomaniacal and criminal undertaking succeed in persuading a significant part of the population that is working in their interests? ⁉️

[Together @Togetherdec]

DIGITAL ID: “What's the point of having a panel? You've already decided the outcome!”

@NickFerrariLBC is right about this

@darrenpjones @UKLabour everyone sees straight through this

NO-ONE VOTED FOR DIGITAL ID!

SCRAP IT!

[Matt Gubba @MattGubba]

They told us Digital ID was scrapped.

Now it’s back.

Not through the front door.
Through a “voluntary” app.

Name.
Biometrics.
Government wallet.

All neatly tied to access to public services.

They say it’s about convenience.

It never is.

First it’s optional.
Then it’s encouraged.
Then you can’t access services without it.

Step by step.

That’s how these systems always work.

Once the infrastructure exists, the pressure to use it grows.

And suddenly your identity, data and access to services are all controlled from one place.

Britain doesn’t need a national digital identity system.

Free people shouldn’t have to scan themselves into daily life just to exist.

Some doors should stay closed.

Digital ID is one of them.

[Nikki da Costa @nmdacosta]

MPs vote on Tuesday 10 March to remove right to trial by jury

[james fahey @jamesfahey15]

How real countries deal with Corruption.

[Under Secretary of State Sarah B. Rogers @UnderSecPD]

All true. Child protection is a goal we share, but anyone who wants to force you to identify yourself to the government as a precondition for querying or speaking on the internet has other goals in mind.

[ClarksonsFarm @ClarksonsFarm1]

In 2025, UK industrial electricity prices were 81% higher than France. Shameful.