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[Luke Miani @LukeMiani]

> save $15M a year by cutting a screwworm monitoring program

> screwworm outbreak almost immediately

> $1B to combat it

Government efficiency

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tried to setup my triple CRT sim rig again, spent 3 hours looking for cables and still can't find an adaptor for the third monitor 😭😭

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@horsepower u gotta be fucking kidding me dawg 😭😭 i don't think I've had a single run under 340k

[Shimazu.S @ShimazuSystems]

Brit here, yes. Do this.

100.00% after talking to MPs, this is the only thing that will work. They don't think this will happen, and have banked on it.

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@manualhybrid AE86 is slammed on the loading screen but u can't actually lower it to the same level in-game 😭

[chloe @Dykeocletian]

In an age when the nuclear family is more fragmented than ever, efforts to fortify it by eliminating potential sources of dissent within the household - for example, cutting off the kids from the internet - become a focus of government policy.

[Reclaim The Net @ReclaimTheNetHQ]

13 years ago this month, the Guardian broke the Snowden story...the biggest mass surveillance exposé in history.

Today it calls your concern about ID-linked browsing, spyware in your photos and messages, and broken encryption, "fake outrage" while Starmer's government demands backdoors into your iCloud and calls for people to be arrested for tweets.

The watchdog became the lapdog.

[Zack Polanski @ZackPolanski]

I'd never condone violence against a police officer - this is utterly dishonest.

The jury weren't judging them on a terrorism offence. This is an awful sleight of hand.

The creeping encroachment of terror laws onto protest & removal of our juries should worry all of us.

[ergopraxis.bsky.social @ergo_praxis]

btw few will appreciate how grimly funny it is that this judge both issued a gagging order so that the filton 4 could not explain their motivation to the jury, and then also sentenced them according to a specific intent provision requiring them to have had a specific motivation

[India Willoughby @IndiaWilloughby]

The UK is no better than Russia. Show trials.

Trans people were stripped of legal recognition last April by the UKSC, at an appeal where we were banned from speaking. The fix was in from the off.

Now the Filton 4. Tried by a jury for criminal damage - but convicted for terrorism by a judge.

[Leah Dionne @leahdionne__]

Hold up a a bit of cardboard supporting Palestine Action it’s straight to prison with terrorism charges.
Do a Nazi salute and it’s crickets…

[New Left EViews @NewLeftEViews]

The British legal system allows for activists to be sentenced as terrorists without a terrorism charge on the whim of a judge, who kept the jury in the dark about their conviction for criminal damage being repackaged at sentencing, gagged the defendants on presenting motive, gagged the defence on referring to jury equity in closing or from informing the jury that the judge cannot force them to convict, ruled that the terms ‘genocide’ and ‘ethnic cleansing’ could not be used in court, ordered the defendants’ own notebooks and writings redacted to remove references to Elbit’s arms supply to Israel, dismissed an abuse of process application which documented meetings between Elbit, Home Office, Attorney General and the Israeli Embassy concerning the prosecutions, remanded three of the four convicted defendants in custody between verdict and sentence without support from the prosecution, and restricted the entire British press for the better part of a year from reporting on his own pre-trial rulings on the terrorism connection, the restrictions on defence motive evidence and that he referred the defence for contempt after his closing address in the first trial, a first in British legal history.

I’m struck by the fact that very few in the politico-media elite of this country seem to care just how much this degree of subservience to and connivance with murderous foreign interests (the United States and its genocidal satellite state) undermines the political legitimacy of the judiciary and the state as a whole. In fact, those who don’t actively support this (too many to count) seem perfectly happy in their complacency.

[Jedi @dhe3g]

Seven hours. All children.

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peaceful ♡

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i need to be her

[Praise @tufpraise]

Notice how they're not killing the journalist:

Israel: 0
Gorillas: 1

[Sarah @Sarahjdublin]

Palestine Action activists have received more prison time than every British soldier who murdered Irish civilians combined

There is no justice in Britain

[Aydin Dikerdem @AydinDikerdem]

We live not only in a time of monsters, but one of deep hypocrisy

[Bryce Greene @TheGreeneBJ]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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it's so fucking over

[Sarah Jones MP @LabourSJ]

Really excited to launch Police AI today with £75 million of funding.

We will use new technology to:

🦹catch more criminals
🚔put officers back on the beat
🔨tackle tool theft
🛍️ fight retail crime
👮free up the equivalent of 3000 police officers