They break the law when it suits them. They give our money to their mates. They commission fossil fuel projects that will help destroy our life support systems.
And they have the cheek to call *us* extremists.
The #IPCC report should make everyone jump out of their seats. But we seem to have built ourselves a carapace of indifference about the existential threat of climate breakdown.
The UK government: We utterly condemn Vladimir Putin's brutal suppression of peaceful protest.
Also the UK government: We'll have some of that.
https://t.co/UO1ulGghgy
Somewhere in Whitehall right now there is a civil servant with the power to leak Sue Gray’s report, bypassing police corruption and letting the multiverse see what the scumbags got up to. Their finger will be hovering over their mouse wondering whether to click ‘send’. LEAK IT.
On @TheJeremyVine programme earlier, I had to respond to Boris Johnson’s biographer, who told listeners that the Prime Minister was entitled to break a few rules and have a few drinks with colleagues during lockdown, given how hard he was working. I didn’t take it too well.
The first televised @sainsburys ad was in 1978 which means 42 Christmases with white actors centre stage. Ppl complaining about this year's ad because only 3% of the population are black should consider that only 2.4% of Sainsburys xmas ads feature a black family
#sainsburysXmas
Just STFU, you loathsome, whining, inadequate, corrupt, greedy, insincere, limited, destructive, racism-stoking pisspoor excuse for a human being.
And they’re not ‘illegals’, they’re people. And all undoubtedly better people than you.
@robertlargan Assuming the aviation industry recovers, any short haul airport slots left vacant by people switching to rail are likely to be taken up by long haul flights therefore increasing emissions.