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Dumfries, Scotland
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I think perhaps the greatest burden is in caring for people you can’t help. Caring for no one is no great burden. But its an empty feeling.
We who are awake do care for those we can’t seem to do anything for, those who are themselves too burdened by fear.
It’s sad for everyone.
I’ve just read the most thought-provoking quote so I’m sharing it here, with the few who will ever see this post.
“Apathy on the individual level translates into insanity on the mass level.”
You’re welcome 😉
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Please don’t support dairy companies that promote the use of Bovaer in their supply chain. If you don’t buy their products then they will drop their use of this chemical. We can change this, protect the dairy cows and protect ourselves.
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We farm the best soils in Britain. And they want to cover them with solar panels?
Not on our watch!
Farmland is for food – not for solar farms.
Every acre lost to panels is an acre lost to feeding our people.
We’re not against renewables. But put them where they belong – on supermarket roofs, on car parks, on warehouses.
Not on our fields!
Rain runoff, soil erosion, chemical leaching – they’re destroying the land we depend on.
Once that soil is gone, it’s gone ! Its’s gone forever !
So we stand together.
We stand for food security.
We stand for our farms.
And we say loud and clear:
Farmland for food. Rooftops for solar. Protect our land!
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Our Farms !
Your Food !
Everyone’s Future !
Farmers To Action – at Ludborough, England
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NOW — Rupert Lowe MP has written directly to the Bank of England’s Deputy Secretary demanding the release of strategy papers and risk assessments on the links between Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and Digital ID systems.
The Bank recently refused our FOI request, citing a “chilling effect” on deliberations and the risk of “destabilising speculation.”
In his letter, Rupert Lowe makes clear:
- The public interest in transparency on money, privacy and the relationship between citizens and the state far outweighs the supposed risks of public debate.
- Sensitive issues can be published in redacted or summary form, as demonstrated by the Bank’s own research with MIT.
- Parliament and the public deserve clarity on whether digital identity is being linked to programmable currency in government planning.
I am grateful for Rupert’s support in pressing this matter. The British people deserve answers, and @RestoreBritain_ will continue to pursue them.
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🛑 Enough is enough! It’s absolutely outrageous that Asda is shipping in lamb from the other side of the world—Australia and New Zealand—while our own hardworking British farmers are left out in the cold. We need to stand up and say we want British lamb on those shelves! 🇬🇧🐑
Our farmers deserve way better, and so do we as consumers. Let’s support local, let’s buy British, and let’s make some noise about it! 📢
#SupportBritishFarmers #BuyBritish #FarmersToAction – at Ludborough, England
Nearly two and a quarter million people have spoken, but it’s not enough we need to double it, triple it, quadruple it…
Sign sign sign ✍️
Thank you that is all
petition.parliament.uk/petit…
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The fifth para - digital currency- is one I had not thought of before and is potentially rather concerning.
You can easily see the banks jumping onboard in the guise of “ fraud prevention”.
It just shows they don’t need CBDC straight away to enforce financial controls.
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My thoughts on Digital ID. From the National Forest in North West Leicestershire. Say No To Digital ID
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Just got all my followers lost!
Please anyone who was following refollow me.
@X has somehow lost them all!
@Moleswuff
I need help to find them all again.
😡😭🙏
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Parliament must be recalled to debate Digital ID.
For Starmer to release this enormously vile change with no parliamentary oversight is outrageous.
Cancel recess. Cancel the conferences.
Recall Parliament.
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When is the debate?
petition.parliament.uk/petit…
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Hands up if you won’t be getting a digital ID card whatever shit they try to threaten us with. Many of us said during Covid this was the goal, well, here we are. Will you resist?
I’d go further. The biggest crisis all of us face or likely have ever before in our lives faced, is the government.
You had me at “words are not violence”. I can’t emphasise enough how much I agree with that statement alone.
But then again I’m old enough to have been taught that “sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me”. It was our parents way of preparing us for life
Words are not violence. When you pretend that views that oppose your own are violence, you are justifying the use of actual violence towards the speaker.
Gender ideology’s reliance on tropes and slogans like ‘words are violence’, its constant rationalisation and justification of using force against opponents and its preference for enforcing compliance through fear rather than permitting debate, are straight out of fascism’s playbook.
‘The function of propaganda is . . . not to weigh and ponder the rights of different people, but exclusively to emphasize the one right which it has set out to argue for. Its task is not to make an objective study of the truth, in so far as it favors the enemy, and then set it before the masses with academic fairness; its task is to serve our own right, always and unflinchingly.’
The words are Hitler’s, but I must have seen trans activists say the same thing, barely rephrased, a thousand times. Your movement seeks to remove rights from others. It is anti-truth and critical thinking, pro-violence, pro-dehumanisation of those who disagree with you, and you are so lacking in self-awareness you cannot see that you are precisely what you pretend to hate.
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This is another photo I took at the Unite The Kingdom march in London on Saturday. Think it got missed in the excitement about my other photo, but I really like this one and you can see the bloke (I now know is called Ben) on the lion with The flag of St George posing perfectly.
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This apparently is a journalist!
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NEWS. The State Pension is set to rise 4.7% next April. We know this as it is 'triple locked', ie rises by the higher of 2.5% or inflation or average earnings rise. The final figure has just come in, for earnings up to July and it's the highest of the three, at 4.7%.
So based on that the FULL state pension (ie for someone with all the qualifying national insurance years) is set to rise from...
NEW state pension £230.24 to £241.05/wk
OLD state pension (retirees pre Apr 2016) £176.45 to £184.75/wk
This will take someone on the full new state pension to £12,535 a year, only £35 below the frozen personal allowance (amount you can earn tax free each year).
So as state pension income is taxable, that means without any question the following year (unless something changes), those on the full new state pension with no other income will for the first time pay tax on it (as it will rise a minimum 2.5% and personal allowances are frozen).