@Togetherdec@Lewis_Brackpool@DCMS@GOVUK I would go so far as to say they've been doing it for years and years and they won't be the only govt around the world swaying oublic opinion through story lines (unfortunately). Tale as old as time...
Trees are getting bigger around the world thanks to higher CO2 levels, scientists have found. Little wonder, says Chris Morrison: they evolved to thrive under CO2 levels three times higher than they are today. https://t.co/URXHYKmMk6
🆘 BRITAIN FIRST VISITS 'LUXURY FLATS' GIVEN TO ILLEGAL MIGRANTS IN ESSEX
A building filled with 'luxury flats' has been given to illegal immigrant men in the town of Chelmsford in Essex. When Britain First visited, we found male migrants from India and Africa.
I suffered with an eating disorder through my teenage years.
When I was 15, I spent over a month in hospital refusing to eat. I was on an IV drip, was a dangerously low weight, and my organs were on the brink of failing.
If I had the choice to die then, I would have taken it.
When you are as mentally ill as I was then, you will do everything in your power to convince those around you that you are well enough to make your own decisions.
When your organs are shutting down and every course of treatment has “failed” to fix you, death becomes an attractive option.
If I had been given the choice to die, I would’ve taken it — no questions asked.
And that’s why the Assisted Dying Bill terrifies me.
Because when you’re that mentally unwell, you don’t see hope. You see pain, and you want it to end.
You’ll do anything to convince the people around you that you’re “of sound mind.” You’ll say whatever it takes to be left alone. But behind those words is an illness doing the talking — not you.
If this bill had existed when I was 15, I might not be here. Not because it was the right choice, but because I was sick and exhausted and desperate. I didn’t need a legal route to die. I needed someone to fight for me when I couldn’t.
It tells people like the girl I was that death is the easiest option — to relieve your family, the NHS, and yourself of the burden of caring for you — instead of showing them that life can be worth the fight.
I survived. I got better.
But I may not have.
Not if the law had made dying seem easier than recovering. The Assisted Dying Bill doesn’t protect people like me. It writes us off.
“Assisted dying” is not dignity.
It’s abandonment dressed up as mercy.
Islington Council has blocked me because I criticised it giving away UK homes to families from Afghanistan, Somalia and Sudan.
Not just any homes but via a scheme to buy back former council homes.
UK taxpayers are being exploited and neglected. It’s not “hate” to say this.
I decided to read the euthanasia legislation Starmer rammed through Parliament while the world was burning, and these are all amendments that were REJECTED from the bill. I am begging you to read this. No joke here. Keir Starmer is a psychopath and he is doing Aktion T4.
@steffd62@dfg__111@darrengrimes If this is even marginally legit rather than a colossal tax payer money laundering scheme, which it most likely is, then why TF do we have the most expensive energy in the UK?