If you’ve ever fancied being surrounded by hundreds of human skulls staring blankly back then the crypt of St Leonards in the pretty village of Hythe on the Kent coast is one of only two such places in the UK that allows visitors.
Fantastic turnout in Leicester. 300 anti fascists now, 50 far right thugs.
Leicester at its best.
We have taken their assembly point.
@AntiRacismDay@LeicesterSUTR
In light of JK Rowling’s anger at Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, who was born female, I’ve attached a screenshot of all of the tweets the esteemed protector of women has written about convicted child rapist Steven van de Velde being allowed to compete at the Olympics
@BloodhausPod re: haunted mirrors, check out the 1960 Mexican movie The Witch's Mirror. Extremely fun riff on Eyes Without a Face with a haunted mirror!
On this day every year, I bitterly remember the time a critic writing for @LWLies got away with claiming that Sean Penn had created the fictional holiday Flag Day for a movie. #FlagDayIsReal
We are reaching that scary historical point where anything can be said, and anything can be done. There are no limits. Many people are not treating with enough urgency the profound effects of this fascist moment—and leading Democrats are walking us into the sea.
The explicit advocacy for genocide here by a government official is breathtaking, and it also subjects him to criminal and civil liability in domestic and foreign courts. Importantly, he’s also stating more explicitly the current de facto policy of Joe Biden.
One of the wildest true conspiracies of our lifetimes is that plastic isn’t actually recyclable in any meaningful way and they all lied to us about it https://t.co/giNj1Fr6Xu
The idea that more immigration is a bad thing for people in the U.S. and that more militarization can “fix” that “problem” is such a widely held elite ideology that the New York Times presents it as a fact rather than as morally abhorrent and empirically disproven bigotry.
This is what you might call “fake cause” propaganda. CBS has no evidence that X caused Y but it benefits rich people to link them, so it uses “ahead of” to print a suggestion that if stated clearly would be a lie. This company clears over $1 billion in *profit* yearly.