@GEWY12@iamtomskinner No Gail, I’m sure this is well intended, but no. Not today. If that’s what you got from Tom’s post you read it wrong. Those words are a rallying cry for all the hard working men who go out and do their best every day despite everything. Read it again
@JChimirie66677 Call me cynical, but this sounds like psych priming. The gov has a lot of immigrants to move out of hotels. Housing is in short supply in urban locations. Brown sites for building are few. They’ll go for grey sites next, then green. Rayners plan all along
@EdwardJDavey Are you referring to the Keir Starmer who supported Labour Party members going to the US to interfere in the US elections?
And was it the BBC who deliberately edited footage to misrepresent the current US president before his election?
Think before you tweet, Ed
@HugoInterpreter@daveatherton Comparing Sherborne, Dorset with Camborne, Cornwall is a bit like comparing apples and oranges. Sherborne is relatively affluent, which is reflected in its population. But you probably knew that
@ThomasTDK@wideawake_media The Great Reset. The King said the same thing at the time & named all the corrupt organisations who would be involved in making it happen https://t.co/JM0HUz3ZWN
@profpauldolan @SteveBakerHW @GrahamMedley@rorysutherland@LSEnews@LSE_PBS Thank you for this excellent podcast. So many of these concerns and arguments have been rattling around in my head for a while. It’s good to have them discussed and expressed so well
NEW! In ep2 #duckrabbit, Paul asks if more security means less freedom? Has the pandemic fundamentally changed our relationship with the state? Guests: @SteveBakerHW @GrahamMedley, Julia Black, @rorysutherland. Listen https://t.co/HLIUzdmVu0 or yr podcast app. @LSEnews@LSE_PBS