https://t.co/OKVPxtK2Qb 'IT'S JUST MADNESS' the good folk of Sturgis were up in arms about bikers coming into their town - no masks, no distancing. Do they understand risk? Does the Guardian understand risk? Is the reporter doing what a reporter should?
@GyllKing Come on. It was thuggish. I think his fellow activists will be furious with him. But that does permit a verdict of 'terrorism'. The law could have adequately dealt with him severely. This was not terrorism.
@Beerandcrisps1@georgegalloway Not 'they', one person. Who should have been dealt with harshly - using the powers that were there without using terrorism, which was used for all participants. Your use of 'they' tells me how honest you are.
The biggest scandal of our lifetime Sen. Ron Johnson “the Covid shot adverse event cover up”
The Government knew and the US media didn’t report it.
In the UK the BBC, ITV, Sky, GB news and C4 all knew. The Times, Telegraph, Mail, Sun and Guardian knew.
Because I told them in 2022
My talented friend @MichaelPack_ has produced a great documentary about the lockdown dissidents & the silencing of science during the covid pandemic.
So much harm caused by the lockdowns, school closures, and mandates could have been avoided.
I'm working now to reform public health and science so nothing like that ever happens again.
@WSJopinion
@_kagoro_@samuelluckhurst Well, wish him well - fine. But now he's 'free'? He's a highly paid individual, I find the use of the word 'free' a little offensive to those who are suffering from a lack of. Like if you lived in Gaza for example?
The ‘Great Israeli Real Estate Event’ is to be held in London this Sunday.
This disgraceful event will involve the sale of land stolen from Palestinians in illegal Israeli settlements.
Today, I called for the Government to ban this event.
Émission hommage à Christine Cotton organisée par @ErikLoridan en ce moment avec différents intervenants.
Émission en cours.
Venez nombreux.
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@SEMolekwa@SheldonMiller No, 2006 too. And they behaved very badly. They made a 'Gentleman's agreement' with Germany which they broke. Did not go down well with other European countries.
Eng given free reign for 96 Euros and they would leave 2006 free for Germany, was basically the agreement.
@Lord_C_Beckett@DaleJohnsonBBC If it’s general to improve positioning etc I’m all for it.
On the other hand when it becomes team specific and homes in on “what you can expect” it’s very dangerous and is likely to predispose officials decision making.
@Damian_O_M@IghoThony@UTDKarra I think, Masamune, the point of the 'structure' referred to Gordan's being spread over a number of years, thus each year (to the point this year) being around 14 mil as opposed to a one off 30 mil.
#England — Nine English Premier League clubs have been accused in a report by the NGO War on Want of complicity in Israel’s crimes in Palestine and Lebanon. According to the report, the clubs are being criticized because of sponsorship deals with companies directly involved in Israeli military operations. The clubs named are Arsenal, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Everton, Fulham, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham.
At least 15 companies sponsoring Premier League clubs are said to be linked to activities in Israel. In particular, 6 companies operating in the technology and surveillance sectors stand out: Canon, Cisco, Google/Alphabet, HPE, Oracle and Sony. Another 6 companies are accused of supporting Israel financially and through the energy sector: AXA, BP, Eurobank, Evelyn Partners, HSBC and Standard Chartered. The report also mentions the government of the United Arab Emirates, owner of Manchester City, because of its role as a strategic ally of Israel and its involvement in financing militias in Sudan.
War on Want also states that four Premier League clubs discriminated against fans and employees who expressed support for the Palestinian cause and violated their freedom of expression. The best-known example mentioned is Arsenal’s dismissal of long-time kit manager Mark Bonnick in December 2024 because of his social media posts. The report also includes similar cases involving Brighton, Burnley and Everton.