Rape is overwhelmingly a male-perpetrated crime. It isn't a migrant issue or an immigration issue.
It's a MALE violence issue. Most women are raped by men they know, not by some faceless group of foreigners.
Stop using rape to push an anti-immigrant agenda.
Are ministers giving themselves more power over the NHS, while pushing the responsibility for problems onto others…?🚨
Read about it here: https://t.co/ApTVXvlHq1
Everybody else on Twitter seems to have bought a blue tick.
There is only me left.
Shoutout if you aren't ever giving Elon Musk a penny or calling Twitter anything but Twitter.
Jeff Bezos, worth $240 billion, sailed on his $500 million yacht to a $55 million wedding in Venice to give his wife a $5 million ring & spends $12.7 million on union busting so he can replace workers with robots.
His tax rate: 1.1%.
5 words: Tax billionaires out of existence.
The quickest way to end Russia’s war is to hold the positions and move to discussions. What is very important here is that we decided: stop where we are, it’s a ceasefire, and we go to the diplomatic track. It can last one month, two months, or one year. Or it can last longer than we expect today. But we end the hot stage and people stop dying. When you hold, you speak about the contact line, slow down the pace of mobilization; the economy begins to work. You are in discussions. Dialogue is better than guns. That's why the best way to end this war is to exchange guns for words.
Of course, you will have thousands of questions. How to stop? Where to stand? What is the mandate of the monitoring mission? What is demilitarized? What does it mean? What do we need for this? Europeans. Reconstruction. Where to get the money? Thousands of questions, but this is the format to stop the war – ceasefire. If Putin doesn't want a ceasefire and says, “No, I want a long plan, with different questions, both difficult, sensitive, and not. And then, when we sign this long plan, we will stop the war,” it simply means he doesn't want to stop the war.
From an interview with DR Nyheder. (3/3)
Am delighted to hear that while the PM and other political leaders were invited back to Buckingham Palace for tea following the ceremony at the Cenotaph Farage was not.
Seems the King cannot stand the man.
I very rarely share an opinion piece written by a politician, but this one’s excellent about Palantir in the NHS, and I think everyone should read it:
https://t.co/MPrmloOv27
If you’re worried about Palantir in the NHS and you have 2 mins, give this a read. Foxglove does really important work and this matters -
https://t.co/jSZwE2yvSD
There are just TWO choices and just ONE issue.
You can either let the billionaires keeping getting richer until they are trillionaires and own everything while you have nothing.
Or we can stop them.
Everything else is noise, to distract you.
Bills are spiralling. Rivers are filling with sewage. Households are desperate.
Without a transfer of ownership, these proposals are just more bureaucratic adjustments.
It's time for Andy Burnham to make a decision on our water.
Is he going to continue continue the privatisation rip-off, or finally bring it into public hands?
https://t.co/EEy0MPNQhl
BOOM💥💥💥💥Today is 80 year since our NHS was officially born!
We celebrate it But let’s be clear. There should be:
No privatisation of Health!
No profit taking from the NHS!!
And
No Palantir in the NHS
🔴'@Helen_Whately, Shadow Secretary of State for Work & Pensions, has claimed £2 MILLION in expenses in 10 years.
Her boss, @KemiBadenoch, has 3 children, claims £2.7K per month to rent a 6 bed farmhouse and tried to claim expenses for a family holiday.
The country can't afford @Conservatives.'
- @TyrelWallace
Since Badanoch mentioned yesterday that the equivalent of the population of York in terms of numbers have now "signed onto disability benefits", let me point out a number of things. Firstly, you don't "sign on" to disability benefits, and secondly, applications do not equal awards. In fact, in the last quarter, the number of applications that resulted in awards at any level, dropped significantly.
People don’t simply want “more control” of water firms, Labour
That was the job of regulators.
And how did that work out?
Polls are crystal clear.
People want re-nationalisation
The only ”more control“ that would work would be making water bosses swim in sewage-filled rivers