So when they inevitably cut funding to the NHS
..and social care
...and schools
Or they say they can't increase public sector pay
...or protect the pension triple lock
...or raise benefits in line with inflation
It's because that money, our money, is paying for their Brexit
As Hunt & Sunak desperatey try to fill a £35bn gap in public finances...
Remember:
Govt's own estimate put the Brexit divorce bill at £42.5bn
And The Financial Times reported that in one year, Brexit caused £100bn in lost output, meaning £40bn less revenue to the Treasury.
Another heavy gem from 1973 (that pairs very well with The Wicker Man for a twisted double bill!) is Nicolas Roeg’s DON’T LOOK NOW. An allegory focusing on the complex psychology and trauma of grief (…)
Today The Climate Book is finally released in many parts of the world!
I want to use my platform to share the reality of the climate crisis – to communicate a holistic picture of how the world is changing and what we need to do about it. That is why I created this book.
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Claims Pfizer 'admitted' its Covid vaccine wasn’t tested for transmission have gone viral.
Pfizer never said its trial showed the vaccine reduced the risk of infected people infecting others. But the vaccine did cut onward infection by cutting infection risk in the first place.
@Vervoort_Joost@jedpressfate@betterthemask@anticiplay@rosaclewis Or to turn the dial in the opposite direction, Last and First Men.
Re: Psychedelic narrative - I think Rasznahorkai stands up to scrutiny. I know his conceit is simple, but the results shape time and space. Seiobo There Below is amazing.