christ is with us:promotion of ethical society, together we are better society for all. inequality and ideology are our biggest threats. views are my own only.
So it's legal for water companies to dump sewage in rivers, but you can get ten years inside for organising a noisy protest against them doing so? Make it make sense.
•Capping energy prices is a necessary immediate step.
•It will apparently cost £29 billion for 6 months.
•But the whole energy industry is dysfunctional.
•It would cost £2.9 billion to take into public ownership!
@Rachael_Swindon @SkyeCitySeries If only, seeking fairness for all is not extreme and people are blinded to what is happening to them and the media and those controlling have turned the people against what's best for them in terms of social policey and this is we are left with and its always been this way
We’re going to be holding rallies across the country.
We’re going to be organising community resistance.
We’re going to be on picket lines.
Join us: https://t.co/HTyYQt6ILf
Wage rises for posties, firefighters, cleaners, nurses, rail workers and teachers.
Or higher profits, dividends and salaries for corporations and executives.
That’s the fight – and we have to win it. #EnoughIsEnough
Britain has the most expensive energy in Europe, the most expensive train fares in Europe, the most overcrowded prisons in Europe and the dirtiest rivers and beaches in Europe. Such are the successes of privatisation.
Today it's been revealed that the energy price cap is set to rise to £4,266 in January.
We’re not going to accept corporations making record profits from the misery of millions.
It’s time to build a campaign to fight back: https://t.co/1SeHcIXdMr
The levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere are higher than at any time in the past 2 million years. Those fossil fuel companies responsible have worldwide received staggering daily profits of £2.3bl for the last 50 years.
Greed is killing the planet.
How it works.
'Sir' John Sawers was foreign policy adviser to Tony Blair—and in 2003 became UK’s special rep to Iraq.
BP returned to Iraq in 2009 after a 35-year absence.
Sawers joined BP in 2015, year after stepping down as head of MI6.
BP paid him £700k over next 4 years.
@ronanburtenshaw@PresidentIRL Nothing cooperate half hearted, or for owns own career standing or status 2:20 of truth and deceny so long forgotten it's hard to have faith, in a society of game playing and self serving interest groups a person of integrity stands tall # care for others