I've finally started reading Get In The Sea, that's been gathering dust on my bedside table for longer than I care to think about.
Decided I wanted to do something about my doom-scrolling dopamine addiction and what better way to start.
Get in!
@profanityswan
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The most dangerous thing about vaccines is how well they work.
They erased the memory of the diseases.
No one is around to describe an iron lung anymore.
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They’ve been dumping shit in the rivers for six years and the punishment is a fine smaller than the CEO’s annual bonus. We get the sewage and the price rises, they get the dividends. It fucking stinks, in more ways than one.
South West Water (SWW) has been fined almost £8m for hundreds of sewage spillages across Devon and Cornwall over a six-year period.
trib.al/bl14kBa
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Schools forced to shut amid burst Thames Water pipe ‘leaking 750 litres a second.
TW infrastructure has average age of 79 yrs. Industry average is 56 yrs. 40% of TW assets are over 100 yrs old.
Profits siphoned-off, investment neglected, execs rewarded.
theguardian.com/business/202…
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Please forward this to anyone who complains about benefits going to the poor.
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This is a picture of the biggest benefits claimant in the UK.
They claim an eye watering £17,500,000,000 a year.
The same as 4.4m people on benefits.
How?
Because they claim ALL their costs, every wage, every oil rig, every tanker.
Completely nationalised, but the profits are Privatised.
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Tesco has 20,000 employees on their basic £13ph
The majority of these claim income support.
That taxpayers money should be deducted from Tesco's annual pretax profit of £2.4 BILLION
We should NOT all be helping Tesco shareholders.
Same for ALL major low pay employers.
BURNHAM?
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When you spend months planning the perfect social strategy… and then this happens 😂
We’ve had a giggle reading all your replies. Keep them coming! 👀
#GrandDesigns
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United Utilities fined £964,225, pleads guilty to dumping raw sewage in seas. Crimes date back to 2023.
Fined at least 223 times since 2010, paid £8m. Still committing crimes, bosses rewarded, shareholders enriched.
Revoke its licence. Nationalise water.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c7v4…
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UK’s biggest private hospital firm Spire in £1.03bn takeover by hedge fund Toscafund known as “the Rottweiler”
Value driven by NHS contracts. Spire has 45% gross profit margin
New owner will be aggressive.
Privatisation bleeds the NHS, money buys less.
theguardian.com/business/202…
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This is James Orr.
James is the head of policy for Reform UK. He also works for Cambridge university.
James believes gay marriage is wrong, and believes abortion should be illegal.
James Orr has also been linked to a far right eugenicist movement involving Peter Theil and Nathan Cofnas that claims black people are less intellect than white people.
Safeguarding concerns have been raised about his conduct with students at Cambridge, with regards to unprofessional boundaries (them living with him) and concerns about far right grooming. Cambridge have ignored these concerns.
Pretty alarming stuff.
Thanks for what you share here, and happy birthday 🫡
@vurnt22
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As Britain swelters through another heatwave, few people will have heard that ministers have quietly dropped plans for solar carports.
Cars cooler in summer. Shelter from the rain in winter. Clean electricity all year round.
A missed opportunity?
eastangliabylines.co.uk/envi…
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Some of those that work forces are the same that burn crosses?
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The meteoric rise of MP Jo White in the political firmament.
Jo White has been the MP for Bassetlaw (north Nottinghamshire) since 2024. Her husband - Lord John Mann - was the Bassetlaw MP from 2001-2019. During that time Jo White was employed as her husband’s office manager. She is now the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Migration and Citizenship as well as a Vice Chair in the lobby organisation Labour Friends of Israel.
The @MPFolio and @TheyWorkForYou databases show that Jo White has received £71,292.03 in donations and gifts including the following:
£50,000 (£32,000 and £18,000) from the ‘cross party think tank’ Palace Yard Events. The CEO of Palace Yard is former NE Derbyshire MP Natascha Engel.
£5,000 from the Director of Israel tech firm Hetz Ventures Stuart Roden.
£8,350 from Sir Trevor Chinn.
£2,000 from the billionaire Chairperson of the Pentland Group Stephen Rubin.
£3,114 from City trader Michael Bullen.
£2,000 from the Sir Trevor Pears of The Pears Foundation.
£700 in tickets & hospitality from the @FootballAssoc for the Charity Shield. ⚽️
£750 in tickets & hospitality from @wembleystadium for the FA Cup Final. ⚽️
However, the @ElectoralCommUK home donations page tells a different story and one I can’t quite get my head around. Enter Jo White’s name and it shows that she’s received £335,294.82 in donations over many years (running parallel to her husband’s period as an MP). Her recent donations are listed but then there’s a whole raft of entries from some curiously-named donors: Sir John White, Mr John L. Whiter and Mr Jonathan P. White. Has the @ElectoralCommUK got Labour’s Jo White mixed up with another Jo White or is there something else at play? Indeed, is Jo White whiter than white?
@UKLabour @JoWhiteSays @LordJohnMann @andyburnham @_LFI
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NEW: Andy Burnham is in Scotland today for the first time since becoming PM
Just like we have seen with the UK Gov time and time again, Scottish media has been blocked from access. No change there.
🚫 No transparency
🚫 No scrutiny
thenational.scot/news/264043…
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In Ed Miliband's first remarks overseas as foreign secretary, he condemns Iran but not the US or Israel and mentions "our Gulf partners". He talks of Russia's "aggression" but not Israel's, and speaks vaguely of the "suffering" of Palestinians. No change.
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