The British establishment have all ready covered this new Banksy up.
Can we get it Retweeted 10,000 times to show that they can never cover up their complicity in war crimes??
Protect the right to protest! RT!
I hope Lucy Connolly hits the interview trail running. She needs to do every talk show, every news bulletin, every newspaper to hammer home the two tier justice message and what a total hypocrite and a failure Kier Starmer is .
Human cost of UK coup.
Austerity, unchecked profiteering takes toll.
300,000 a year die awaiting hospital appointment.
48,000 excess deaths a year due to austerity.
128,000 a year die in fuel poverty.
16m live in poverty.
The rich are richer.
https://t.co/FxE34JgISh
I went to my #NHS dentist for a replacement filling today. It took 4 minutes and I was charged £75.
I’m fortunate enough to be able to pay for it, but many will not.
Ordinary people are being exploited and our health service is on its knees.
It’s Our NHS!
Thousands marching today against austerity. This is what austerity means. Just finished emergency meeting with volunteers & their families at our rural garden centre which supports people with special needs. Tories are threatening to close it. Brutal. https://t.co/dJHO3RsydE
🔴Hey, #50sWomen what should we learn from #PostOfficeScandal about Sir Alan's case? ⤵️
@UKLabour Govt offers Sir Alan, formerly Mr Bates, the Sub-Postmasters’ leader, less than half his losses in his claim against the Post Office (via @TheTimes)
🔴#CEDAWinLAW#Mediation 👍
🚨 NEW: Political prisoner Lucy Connolly has *LOST* her appeal.
Utterly vile. Lucy poses no risk to anyone. She's already been punished enough.
Remember: This is all because Keir Starmer pressured the legal system to make an example of her.
The man is evil.
Tax the super-rich and multinational corporations.
Scrap the disability benefit cuts and the two child limit.
End austerity.
Put money in people’s pockets.
Work together to build a fairer, healthier, and more equal society.
This is the programme we need. [3/3]
@premnsikka@premnsikka ? How much of this £86.4bn NIF Surplus has been gleaned off the backs of StatePension #50sWomen who now die in increasing numbers in #PensionDenialPoverty
Over 350k of us gone & another every 13mins whilst Liz Kendall ignores her duty to attend #CEDAWinLAW MEDIATION
🇮🇪 BREAKING: It has now been confirmed that almost 110,000 Irish patriots attended yesterday’s Anti-Immigration Protest in Dublin.
This makes it the LARGEST PROTEST IN IRELAND’S HISTORY!!
The Irish want their Country back! 🔥🔥
Keir Starmer’s government is now begging landlords to house Channel migrants on five-year, taxpayer-funded rent guarantees.
While British families battle sky-high rents and wait years for housing, Labour rolls out the red carpet for lawbreakers.
This is a national disgrace.
My monthly state pension has gone up by 37 quid.
But I'm now paying 15 tax on my small private pension.
So I'm just over 5 quid a week better off.
But I'm not. Because my council tax has gone up 7 quid a month, my water has gone up 10 a month and my energy costs have gone up 8 a month.
So I'm worse off. Thanks @Keir_Starmer and @RachelReevesMP 🙄😠
UK median annual wage is £29,628. Net pay is ��24,852; barely enough to survive on.
Top 1% have more wealth than 70% of the population combined. Bottom 50% has less than 5%.
Can't revive economy without boosting purchasing power of the bottom,50%.
https://t.co/3hCZYwkzat
Enough is enough: Open Letter from Manchester Arena Survivor Martin Hibbert to the Justice Secretary @ShabanaMahmood & @MoJGovUK
My name is Martin Hibbert. I am a survivor of the Manchester Arena bombing, the devastating act of terror that changed my life forever on 22nd May 2017. I was 6 meters from the bomb when it exploded. My body was shattered. My life irreversibly altered. I have spent every single day since then trying to rebuild my life — physically, emotionally, and mentally.
So you’ll understand why I am absolutely disgusted — beyond words — to learn that Hashem Abedi, a man who was found guilty of playing a key role in that heinous attack, has somehow been given the comfort and privilege of kitchen access in prison.
Let’s call this what it is: a catastrophic failure of your duty to protect prison staff and the public from an unrepentant terrorist. Not only was Abedi allowed the freedom to move around and use facilities that should never be available to someone like him — he was able to track and target three prison guards using boiling oil and homemade weapons.
Boiling oil. Homemade weapons. Again. This is not the first time he’s attacked guards. How many more times does this need to happen before you take meaningful action?
This is a man convicted of being involved in the murder of 22 innocent people, including children. How is it remotely acceptable that he has access to anything that could pose a danger — to staff, to other inmates, or to the principles of justice itself?
I was led to believe that people like him — mass murderers, terrorists — would face a regime of strict control and zero comfort. I was told justice would be served. What I see now is not justice. It’s a shameful lack of accountability and basic prison security.
I’m not just angry. I’m broken by this. And I am furious that the pain of survivors like me is being so blatantly disrespected by your inaction.
This cannot continue. Something drastic needs to be done. Not tomorrow. Not next month. Now.
Review his prison privileges. Strip him of any access to areas where he can make or find weapons. Protect your staff. Protect the memory of those we lost. Respect those who survived.
Because right now, it feels like you’ve forgotten us.
Martin Hibbert
Manchester Arena Survivor
This could be your son, your little brother or your family.
You could give him advice, watch him grow up and watch him become a man and start a beautiful family of his own one day.
But this is Maksym. And Maksym is Ukranian.
And yesterday, the Russians knew because it was a holy day, that Maksym and his family would be going to church.
So in the morning, on this beautiful day, as the church bells rang, the Russians hit the street In Sumy, first with a Ballistic missile equipped with cluster munitions, this would explode, to ensure that hundreds of thousands of pieces of burning molten metal fragments would rip through any walls, steel with its aim, organs and skin, men, women and children.
You know these cluster munitions right? It was the same type of cluster munition the Russians used on a playground last week in Kryvyi Rih.
The story isn’t finished though. We would normally be done at this point, but why? Because the Russians knew that people would want to save Maksym, his family and the other children, so they sent another Ballistic Missile, this time they set the warhead to airburst, explode in the air above the ground where any one of the hundreds of people lay wounded, dying or trying to save lives were, this was to ensure maximum damage, to show power and hatred, to teach these civilians a lesson.
Yesterday, on Palm Sunday, a holy day for many Christians, another 33 people died with Maksym, another 117 people severely injured.
But this is okay because Maksym is not your son, he’s not your little brother, he’s not your family.
This Is Okay, Because Maksym Was Ukranian.