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Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
You're telling me that parents send their child to school, didn't hear from said child for four days then on the fifth day that child showed up as a different gender and none of these parents reported it to the police or tell their story to the media????
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
It's a complete mystery why @BBCNews appears to have blanked this UN report which is utterly damning of the BBC and Western media.
They have all 'facilitated genocide'.
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Albanese found that Western media “camouflaged” Israeli responsibility in headlines, with the BBC most criticised for this, having been found to do so in 83% of its headlines, according to media analysis.
The “striking example” provided in the report was of Hind Rajab.
Five-year-old Hind Rajab was killed alongside her family while attempting to flee Gaza City two years ago. The car they were in was found riddled with 335 bullet holes from rounds fired by Israeli military personnel.
The BBC headline still reads: “Hind Rajab,5, found dead in Gaza days after phone calls for help.”
archive.ph/Ezjnh
Report from @ScotNational
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
Not enough people remember when The Atlantic openly stated that killing Palestinian children is sometimes justifiable.
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
Democrats are just Republicans who brag about how many same-sex weddings they've been to.
James Carville says he'd rather have Republicans keep control of the House than Democrats winning the chamber by 5 seats.
"I would rather the Republicans keep the House by five than the Democrats win by five, because if that happens, they’re hostage to the DSA. Like, Hakeem cannot move. There’s no place for him to go."
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
Huge factory ships are taking the Krill in Antarctica that whales, penguins, seals and seabirds depend on to survive
Krill is used to feed farmed fish and for Omega-3 supplements and pet food
BAN KRILL PRODUCTS NOW and do not buy them please insideclimatenews.org/news/0…
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
A brief review of recent technical “errors” at Meta:
1. Restricting the Facebook pages of Brazilian president Lula who is in a runoff election against a Trump-favored candidate
2. Shutting down the pages of Albanians protesting Jared Kushner’s plans to build a luxury resort in the country
3. Rejecting ads for a documentary critical of Elon Musk
4. Shutting down the No Kings instagram page in the middle of a major anti-Trump protest
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
Because we live in a completely disgusting and unjust world, half a million Palestinians in Gaza are about to lose monthly food assistance via the WFP due to a lack of funding, which makes Palestinian-run projects like this even more essential. Please please keep donating
Tomorrow, we will once again distribute meals to displaced people in Gaza.
The food will reach 150 of the poorest and most vulnerable families. Children deserve to have food to eat, just like children everywhere else in the world.
Your donations make a difference.
Please, contribute and help us make this possible: chuffed.org/project/172937-d…
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
I have spent perhaps five years working this out.
And when it comes to anyone who needs care in this country, from kids to patients to the disabled to the elderly or wounded, Australia is headed in the wrong direction.
My hypothesis is that, by 2037, Australia could have a largely government-funded but privately controlled human services system.
Government will still pay for care. In fact, it may spend more than ever.
But it will increasingly cease to be the organisation that decides how care is delivered, employs the people delivering it, or directly controls the infrastructure on which that care depends.
Instead, government will become the purchaser of services, the setter of financial targets, the collector of personal information and, increasingly, a financial partner of the businesses delivering those services.
A relatively small number of large organisations could control much of the infrastructure through which Australians access disability support, aged care, veterans’ services, mental health support, employment assistance, childcare and social housing.
Some will be conventional private equity businesses. Others will be investment-backed not-for-profits and social enterprises. Their ownership structures will differ, but many will operate in a system designed around government contracts, economies of scale, financial returns and measurable outcomes.
The central change will be that government increasingly purchases an outcome rather than guaranteeing the support a person needs.
The foundation for several parts of this already exists. It is being actively developed and some of the legislation passed last week, in the midst of that media flurry, will facilitate this happening. It is no single part of legislation but many parts, taken together, that give rise to this.
And the most important point is that nobody needs to secretly coordinate the entire system for it to develop this way. The financial incentives, procurement rules and investment structures can drive it in that direction on their own.
Australia is headed in the wrong direction. Our government is not listening to what people want and need.
Next week we will be holding a meeting and asking people to talk about not just these issues, but solutions. Sign up on the enoughaustralia.com website and we’ll send you more information.
Because we are the third richest country in the OECD. And there is enough to go round.
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
Reminder: a doctor reports that two little children, with their hands zip tied, were pushed into a mass grave & then buried ALIVE by the israelis
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
If humans don’t break free from the narcissistic psychosis currently in charge and becomes a part of the ecosystem of mother Earth, treating other animals as siblings
- Humanity will be going down to history as a Cancer parasite on this Earth.
Nothing else.
Not grand - a cancer.
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
Why did the BBC say “questioned” rather than “interviewed”?
The answer is that the BBC launders Israel’s genocide, and does so to the point that they'll frame an interview with an anti-Zionist Jewish politician like it's a police interrogation.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski to be questioned by Laura Kuenssberg bbc.in/4yVlz9h
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
Is this you @macsween_prue?
It’s come to this. Victorian politician Independent MP @helenhainesmp, a mother of 3, has been deliberately targeted and run down by some bastard. So sad. Thinking of her and her family.
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
PALM OIL PLANTATIONS FOR JUNK PRODUCTS IS
KILLING THE EARTH
CONSUME CONSCIOUSLY
DO NOT BUY PALM OIL PRODUCTS
- TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW
MAY THE RESPONSIBLE FOR THESE FIRES
BE SENT TO TRIAL
@BBCWorld @BBCIndonesia @bbcchinese @prabowo @cnni @CNN @nytimesworld
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
It’s not just that she shot a dog, it was a puppy who killed a chicken she was going to kill later on but that annoyed her so she dragged the puppy into a gravel pit and shot it in the head execution style
Internet freaks out as Kristi Noem poses with new hunting dog: 'Please don't kill him' trib.al/MIr0XNp
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
What do you see in those frightened eyes?
Fear, pain, incredulity, grief? How could she understand why her forest home was burned down? Why the air was suddenly suffocating toxic smoke? Why her family was burned alive?
Do you understand why we destroy everything precious and irreplaceable for short term profit—and reward the destroyers, not the protectors?
Neil Brennan 🦋 retweeted
💥WHO’S WITH ME - BOYCOTT PALMOIL 💥
Product categories to avoid
•Chocolate, candy and biscuits: KitKat, Smarties, Aero, Oreo, Cadbury, Toblerone, Hershey’s products, M&M’s and similar confectionery often contain palm oil.[greenpeace +2]
•Crisps and savoury snacks: Doritos, Ritz crackers, Walkers/Lay’s, Cheetos and other PepsiCo/Frito-Lay or Mondelez snack brands.[greenpeace +2]
•Margarine, bakery goods and processed foods: many margarines, cookies, pastries, frozen foods, instant noodles and ready meals use palm oil or palm-derived fats.[rainforest-rescue +1]
•Shampoo, conditioner and body wash: Pantene, Herbal Essences, Head & Shoulders, Dove, Johnson’s Baby Lotion and many mass-market personal-care products.[greenpeace +1]
•Toothpaste and soap: Colgate toothpaste and Colgate-Palmolive personal-care lines have been named in palm-oil campaigns.[greenpeace +1]
•Cosmetics and skincare: L’Oréal, Avon and many lipsticks, creams, foundations and sunscreens can contain palm-derived emollients and surfactants.[londontheinside +1]
•Laundry detergent, cleaning products and dish soap: many conventional detergents and household cleaners use palm-derived surfactants.[rainforest-rescue +1]
•Candles: many cheap paraffin/vegetable-wax candles use palm wax or palm-oil derivatives.[rainforest-rescue]
•“Biofuels” and palm-oil-based energy products: palm oil is also used in fuels and energy applications.[rainforest-rescue]
•Meat and dairy from industrial systems: these are not always direct palm-oil products, but palm and soy feed can link industrial animal agriculture to tropical-deforestation pressure.[regeneration +1]
Companies often named in campaigns
•Mondelez: Oreo, Ritz, Cadbury, Toblerone, Philadelphia.[londontheinside +1]
•Nestlé: KitKat, Smarties, Aero, Nespresso and other confectionery/coffee products.[ethicalconsumer +1]
•PepsiCo: Pepsi, Doritos, Walkers/Lay’s, Cheetos, Tropicana, Gatorade.[londontheinside +1]
•Unilever: Dove, Ben & Jerry’s, many soaps and shampoos.[greenpeace +1]
•Procter & Gamble: Pantene, Herbal Essences, Head & Shoulders and household brands.[greenpeace +1]
•Colgate-Palmolive: Colgate, Palmolive and related oral/personal-care products.[greenpeace +1]
•Kellogg’s: Pop-Tarts and other cereal/snack brands.[greenpeace +1]
•Mars: M&M’s, Snickers and other chocolate/confectionery products.[greenpeace +1]
•Hershey: chocolate and candy products.[ethicalconsumer +1]
•L’Oréal and Avon: cosmetics and personal-care products.[londontheinside +1]
Read labels for hidden palm oil
Look beyond “palm oil” for these common ingredient names: palmitate, palmate, palmitic acid, palm olein, palm stearine, stearic acid, stearate, glyceryl, cetyl/cetearyl alcohol, sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS), sodium laureth sulfate, and ingredients beginning with laur-, stear-, glyc- or palm-.
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