Paul Reeves

Bio-hazard

[James Woudhuysen @jameswoudhuysen]

DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE (2): #China #composites team transcends old fibre orientations (typically 0, 45, 90 and –45 degrees), for these reflected engineering experience, not theory. Now #drones and aerospace generally could win big leaps in performance
https://t.co/SqfLYrgDzY

[Families Against Involuntary Medical Euthanasia @EoLWatch]

Please contact your MP and tell them how you feel using our instructions and template.. https://t.co/cjiweu6yPY

[Together @Togetherdec]

🚨CENSORED… but we’re BACK! 🚨

Last night @YouTube suddenly cut our livestream on Assisted Suicide / Dying Bill

Free debate matters. This Bill could change entire culture of UK - and MPs vote on it in 8 days

We’ve uploaded the video here so you can decide for yourself - watch knowledgeable speakers like @CarolUHS @drbobgill Pete Donelly of @notdeadyetuk @ddhitchens @Amanda_M_Hunter + others

Please RT if you agree we need open debate on big issues like this

#AssistedDying

[David Paton @cricketwyvern]

@Togetherdec @ddhitchens @CarolUHS @drbobgill @notdeadyetuk @Amanda_M_Hunter ?

[Renée Hoenderkamp @DrHoenderkamp]

Good grief, we are not even allowed to debate the Assisted Suicide Act..

And @Keir_Starmer assured @JDVance that Britain had free speech!

[Ben Pile @clim8resistance]

Free discussion and debate about a major UK policy CENSORED BY YOUTUBE. @YouTube.

[Amanda Hunter @Amanda_M_Hunter]

Why, indeed? After all, it's not as if this ( literally) life and death issue isn't being discussed in the UK Parliament and is due to be voted on in a matter of days, is it??!!

[Law-or-Fiction @laworfiction]

What the hell is happening @YouTube? This is a mainstream discussion about a UK Bill of Parliament!
Disgraceful suppression of free speech.

[Alan D Miller @alanvibe]

Hey @YouTube why have you taken down @Togetherdec livestream?

The discussion on ‘Assisted Suicide / Dying’ is essential and part of free society debate

https://t.co/gHgfSQn7Yg

Wow @elonmusk this is astonishing

Put us back on now!

Pls RT if you agree

[Claire Fox @Fox_Claire]

Genuinely baffling decision @YouTube - debating proposed assisted dying legislation in UK is very important for democracy. How can it possibly merit removal?

[Paul Reeves @PaulReevesAgain]

cc @spikedonline @acadofideas @SpeechUnion @MailOnline @Independent

[Paul Reeves @PaulReevesAgain]

I have just been watching this and it has been removed for violating @YouTube guide lines! An outrageous move. pls report @SkyNews @BBCNewsnight @itvnews @GBNEWS #togetherdec @guardian @Telegraph

[Paul Reeves @PaulReevesAgain]

I have just been watching this and it has been removed for violating @YouTube guide lines! An outrageous move. pls report @SkyNews @BBCNewsnight @itvnews @GBNEWS #togetherdec @guardian @Telegraph

[Together @Togetherdec]

https://t.co/HaSyWuygdP

[Families Against Involuntary Medical Euthanasia @EoLWatch]

Please contact your MP and tell them how you feel using our instructions and template..
https://t.co/zxyNvRtY1q

[Amanda Hunter @Amanda_M_Hunter]

Only it wasn't Covid @Keir_Starmer that led to the loss of our loved ones, that caused the indelible grief of those of us left behind, or the trauma of watching helplessly through care home windows as the life-blood drained from our mothers, fathers, and spouses faces, as they sunk into terminal despair.

No. The naked truth of the matter is that the inhumanity, torture and suffering inflicted on our loved ones was not the result of Covid; it was the direct consequence of Parliament's response to it.

And while you were in opposition back then, don't fool yourself that we don't remember how you failed us, how you and your party voted in favour of lockdown, visiting restrictions, the discharge of untested patients into care homes, remote medical access, and the denial of urgent hospital treatment for the elderly and infirm. In fact, we remember you and your party demanding 'longer' 'harder' lockdowns.

So forgive us, @Keir_Starmer if we don't join 'together' in this insincere, performative, 'Day of reflection'. We have nothing to 'reflect' upon. We did EVERYTHING to try to stop the inhumanity and save our loved ones from Parliament's inflicted harms.

So, 'reflect' if you must; but today, as every day, we will be mourning the needless deaths of our loved ones, and remembering the barbaric suffering inflicted upon them in the name of 'saving the NHS'. We can never forget, never forgive.

You're right about one thing: the grief never wanes. The grief that comes from losing someone to old age or illness, compared to the indelible grief that comes from knowing your loved one died from preventable harms - from isolation, neglect, starvation, dehydration, inappropriate medication, and, the worst killer of all, a broken heart - is a very different kind of grief. It never fades, and nor does our anger.

[Amanda Hunter @Amanda_M_Hunter]

Isn't it time to call the whole thing off @kimleadbeater ??

The #TerminallyIllAdultsBill is unworkable on every level.

The NHS doesn't want it, the courts don't want it, psychiatrists don't want it, social workers don't want it and, more importantly, the more the public learns about your proposals, they don't want it either.

As for the suggestion that it should be outsourced to private enerprise, are you out of your minds?

It would be ethically, morally, economically,and practically unthinkable to outsource assisted suicide facilitation to private enterprise.

How can you and your stacked committee continue to defend this abominable bill?

[Mike O'Brien🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿#UnpaidCarerAssembly @Mikeo56977865]

Do check out my interview on being an #UnpaidCarer and #Advocate with Dennis from @wearepsychreg

[June Slater @juneslater17]

You can join in this online meeting 26th July 7 pm
https://t.co/l5Re7ROddA
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[Natasha Snowden @NatashaSnowden2]

@juneslater17 £76 a week 36 hours 🤬

[Amanda Hunter @Amanda_M_Hunter]

Yes. I personally saved the taxpayer over 55k in 14 months (calculated at 90-120 hrs per week at minimum wage rates).

[Amanda Hunter @Amanda_M_Hunter]

The realities of unpaid caring. If the State wants us to take more responsibility for caring for our elderly and disabled relatives, it needs to support us practically and financially, and provide a hotline for advice and urgent respite when needed.