Thoughts with the four men stabbed in Covent Garden.
Funny how the usual professional outrage squad - Farage, Zia Yusuf, Tommy Robinson, Rupert Lowe and the rest, have gone completely silent.
No emergency videos.
No “pure cold rage”.
No wall to wall threads.
Almost as if the two-tier outrage machine only switches on when the attacker fits the preferred narrative.
White woman, scissors, mental health, homeless… and suddenly everyone’s lost a finger.
Selective morality is just cowardice with a hashtag.
Oh my goodness, I chose my toxic workplace over unemployment! Every Sunday evening, I would shed tears, and by Monday, I was back at work! Poverty can truly rob you of your dignity, especially when no one is willing to offer assistance.
Before you dismiss it as not being toxic, let me list some of the things that happened:
- We were required to submit our daily activities on paper, and she would mark them over five with red biro.
- She denied me leave because I hadn’t achieved 75% of my year’s target, which was in June.
- She reversed my bonus payment and instructed my line manager to either drop my grade or resign.
- She told a junior colleague to slap himself because he had failed to count a delivered order.
- She told my line manager to close his eyes and raise his hands.
- She banned us from wearing black socks because she deemed them uncool.
"You can't slåught€r members of my family and expect me to pray for you. I will pray against you and your household. The government is pretending like they don't know what to do. I have been quiet for a long time, but the bubble is about to burst."
— Bishop David Oyedepo speaks.
Catholic clerics told the president to his face that he’s not doing well. They didn’t hold a press conference; they went straight to the villas to tell the man directly.
Actual adults with pubic hair who are spokespersons of the president still found a way to make it about Peter Obi.
Oya na… the most progressive region. The economic capital. The legacy of his excellency, the Jagaban of Africa. The amazing results of the bold economic reforms. The beacon of hope for the Yoruba race and people.
It’s God that will punish all of you.
As a Christian, I really abhor when churches are turned to political grounds, pastors becoming tool of politics.
The pulpit should not be used for politics. It is wrong yesterday, today and tomorrow!!
I condemn this. We are making Christianity to be mocked!
Like Onaiyekan, like this CAC!!!
Moment a new xenophobic and Afrophobic group emerged in South Africa. The group has been going around apartment buildings demanding that foreign nationals leave, regardless of whether they are legally in the country. They confronted a white landlord and demanded that he hand over the foreigner living in his building, but he refused.