@ScottyGoesAgain I've just wrote an article on the harmful acts the government are passing, like the public order act 2023 and criminalising our right to protest despite it being printed within article 10 and 11 of the ECHR. Hoping to get it published! I'm hoping to complete a PhD on the subject
I have been calling for the experimental Covid 19 ‘vaccines’ to be suspended for over 15 months , given the overwhelming evidence that they cause far more harm than good.
Some are now calling for a public inquiry to the vaccine harms, but what we really need is criminal charges against those responsible for the biggest public health scandal in human history. #excessdesths
Should we clap for him? The PR spin to desperately make Prince William look like a dedicated husband & father ‘juggling childcare and caring’ when he has an army of people supporting him & zero financial concerns about cancelling work to stay at home is so tone deaf. Most Brits juggle ‘childcare, caring for spouse AND can’t afford not to WORK. Besides Women juggle this ALL the time and we get no coverage boosting us in the papers☕️
BREAKING: SUNDAY EXPRESS
Study confirms biggest cause of ‘alarming surge’ in excess deaths in U.K. is cardiovascular
Prof @carlheneghan ‘these deaths CANNOT be explained by covid, ..’
‘Leading cardiologist’ says covid mRNA vaccine could be behind excess deaths
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https://t.co/kZi0pn1A4Z
🚨 BREAKING: 40 right-wing Tory MPs will ABSTAIN en masse on the Rwanda bill tonight
They will vote against it in January at the Third Reading if they fail to amend it
[@matt_dathan]
Did anyone on here attend the Hyde park, anti lockdown protest on April 24th 2021? I need some perceptions that have been published on your social media to counteract the media coverage and the narrative they reported. Please share.
Following today’s ruling, I’m taking the extraordinary step of introducing emergency legislation to confirm Rwanda is safe.
I will not allow a foreign court, like the European Court of Human Rights, to block these flights.
Here’s the plan in full ⬇️
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The Prime Minister has asked me to serve as his Foreign Secretary and I have gladly accepted.
We are facing a daunting set of international challenges, including the war in Ukraine and the crisis in the Middle East. At this time of profound global change, it has rarely been more important for this country to stand by our allies, strengthen our partnerships and make sure our voice is heard.
While I have been out of front-line politics for the last seven years, I hope that my experience – as Conservative Leader for eleven years and Prime Minister for six – will assist me in helping the Prime Minister to meet these vital challenges.
Britain is a truly international country. Our people live all over the world and our businesses trade in every corner of the globe. Working to help ensure stability and security on the global stage is both essential and squarely in our national interest. International security is vital for our domestic security.
Though I may have disagreed with some individual decisions, it is clear to me that Rishi Sunak is a strong and capable Prime Minister, who is showing exemplary leadership at a difficult time. I want to help him to deliver the security and prosperity our country needs and be part of the strongest possible team that serves the United Kingdom and that can be presented to the country when the General Election is held.
I believe in public service. That is what first motivated me to get involved in politics in the 1980s, to work in government in the 1990s, become a Member of Parliament in the 2000s and put myself forward as Party Leader and Prime Minister.
The UK’s Foreign Office, our Diplomatic Service, our Intelligence Services and our Aid and Development capabilities are some of the finest assets of their kind anywhere in the world. I know from my time in office that they are staffed by brilliant, patriotic and hard-working people. They have been well led by James Cleverly, with whom I look forward to working in his vital new role.
It will be an honour to serve our country alongside our dedicated FCDO staff and provide the continued leadership and support that they deserve.
Apparently, the King's Speech tomorrow will include a Sentencing Bill which let's hope will include some movement on the IPP situation. Fingers crossed 🤞
I couldn’t care less about the “toxic culture” in Number 10.
1. Who decided to abandon the pandemic plan?
2. Who trusted Professor Neil Ferguson’s modelling of 500,000 Covid deaths when Ferguson had an appalling track record of exaggeration and failure?
3. Who did a risk benefit analysis on the likely harms of lockdown - economic, health, social?
4. Who gave permission for lockdown sceptics to be spied on?
5. Who authorized millions to be spent on terrorising the public over a virus that posed almost zero threat to the vast majority?
6. When are the fools who did the above going to be held to account?
In our 2021 book 'From Social Harm to Zemiology', Steve Tombs and I outlined the problem of atavistic criminology in regulating dogs through #BSL
2023, and the UK government is offering people money to have their dogs killed based on outdated atavistic body measurements
I must say this inquiry is very interesting! Might just write my next assignment on it and compare it to the Coronavirus Act 2020 and my findings on the social harms it caused
Well well well.... When I said EXACTLY THIS on TV during the #pandemic I was shouted down and told I was a granny killer. I was cancelled and criticised.
Turns out @BorisJohnson agreed with me all along.
I never waivered from my adherence to the data. Why did he?
It was there for all to see, if they chose to look.
#CovidInquiryUK
I'll be back on @GBNEWS
tomorrow at 9.30 am.
I had my first article published today, beyond proud of this amazing achievement and forever grateful to @sunderlanduni
@TheSJLC
https://t.co/RrMHE9fWLz
#Time prison drama hits our TV screens again 9pm BBC 1 tonight.
Fictional women’s prison, HMP Carlingford is the backdrop.
A star-studded cast, inc Jodie Whittaker promises to be hard-hitting & to spark a timely debate about who, how, why we lock up women.
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