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Private schooling for a wealthy minority is the cause of so many problems in our society, media & politics.
Like Finland, kids should be educated in government funded & supervised schools, eating free school meals together to build shared values, understanding & citizenship.
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- Matt Hancock said heâd put a protective ring around Care Homes.
- Matt Hancock lied.
- Boris Johnson also culpable.
- Boris Johnson the worst possible PM at the worst possible time.
- The Tories need to be out of government for a generation at least.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ck1lâŚ
Play: PROTECTIVE RING
Scene 1: Reading the Report
Matt Hancock: âWhyâs this report banging on about hair combs?â
Michael Gove: âBanked your VIP Lane kickback bitcoins yet, Matt?â
Boris Johnson: âAre we eugeneicists like you, Michael? Whoâs Eugene? Is it my mate Lord Siberia?â
Covid Inquiry finds care homes were âan afterthoughtâ
channel4.com/news/covid-inquâŚ
Sean Jay retweeted
I find it hard to believe. that any normal person can put on the face that the BBC reporter has put on and just lie through their teeth.
Sean Jay retweeted
Thatâs a weird response Nicole did you look at my picture? Read the post and still feel nothing?
The chutzpah of the woman married to our Security Advisor Jonathan Powell is jaw-dropping.
While her terrorist-supporting tweets are raked over in the national press, she doubles down, presently celebrating the idea of the âPalestine poppyâ.
That is, celebrating a movement which actively attacks UK war memorials now appropriating the Poppy which symbolises the men and women who gave their lives to fight for our freedoms. The same freedoms the people she adores would take from us.
Sean Jay retweeted
Boris Johnson, Matt Hancock, Helen Whately, Dominic Cummings, Lord Bethell, Michelle Mone, Michael Gove and several others should all be in prison.
#bbcbreakfast #covidinquiry
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If it makes you feel better to frame it that way Jake but it is in fact a picture I took of poppies blooming on top of a massacre site at the erased Palestinian village of Burayr about ten miles east of the Gaza Strip fence. You can find it on pre 1948 maps if you want to check and you can find Burayr survivors/descendants in Jabaliya refugee camp, tho it will be hard as that too is now erased.
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By this definition if a Palestinian says Zionism is racism, it must be.
- @RMCunliffe
âI am a Jewish woman being called antisemitic. I donât think you would sit here & lecture somebody of any other religion or race on what counted as bigotry or racism towards them in the way you have explicitly called me antisemitic..I donât think you would do that
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Helen Whately should resign after the latest Covid details came out today, she worked with Matt Hancock. Both should be charged with manslaughter
John McTernan sending up smoke signals to the our right-wing media that he is available (for a fee) to appear, defame, smear and character assassinate Jewish leader of the Green Party, Zack Polanski?
Media love an integrity-free lump willing to debase themselves
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His secret crusade, which he pursued in direct connivance with national newspapers, funded by undeclared donations
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That's 446 more articles than were written about Reform activists literally turning up to a Jewish politician's speech and doing Nazi salutes.
The past 20 days have marked one of the most monolithic pushes by British media to vilify the Zionism is Racism Green Party motion.
Imbalanced coverage would be an understatement.
The papers wrote 447 articles on the Greens' Zionism vote. Israel, pro-Israel groups and the Chief Rabbi got 12,133 words. Palestinians got 3,173.
Any institution that parades as a "news outlet" can no longer be taken seriously if it covers this motion without also covering the people, Palestinians, who have endured, suffered and been oppressed the most by the ideology in action.
What the figures show:
⢠Israel's government alone got 3,904 words. More than every Palestinian put together.
⢠2,422 of the 3,173 Palestinian words came in stories tying Lubna Speitan, the Palestinian who proposed the motion, to al-Qaeda.
⢠Apart from Lubna, two Palestinians were quoted across 436 articles, for 76 words between them. Nobody in Gaza, the occupied West Bank or Lebanon was quoted at all.
⢠Lubna told the Telegraph that 56 members of her family had been killed in Gaza. One article mentioned it: the Telegraph's own al-Qaeda story, in paragraph 44 of 51.
⢠Lubna has received death and rape threats since the vote. Al Jazeera reported it. None of the 447 British articles did.
⢠43 articles said, in the paper's own voice, that the motion meant the destruction or abolition of Israel. The motion calls for one state with "equal rights for all".
⢠36 headlines said antisemitism. Not one of 447 said genocide.
⢠304 of the 436 articles we read in full never mentioned the genocide at all.
⢠0 of 89 comment pieces backed the motion.
⢠The Daily Mail ran 38 articles on the motion, and in that time, just 2 on Israel's ongoing attacks across Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon.
Full report: newscord.org/editorials/zionâŚ
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Well, I think we can say that the views of the family members of politicians and officials is now firmly on the menu for shenanigans. Even actual gangsters think twice before going after spouses and kids, so Iâd say this is quite the escalation, here.
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Johnson, Hancock and quite a few others should be jailed.
Covid Inquiry chair Baroness Hallett says former health secretary Matt Hancockâs claim of a protective ring around care homes at the start of the coronavirus pandemic âwas unfoundedâ and âquite the opposite was trueâ.
Live coverage on LBC News:
l-bc.co/LBCNews
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Could McSweeney not have used his powers of secret media manipulation to destroy the Daily Mail, or GB News? Apparently not
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Nope. There are a whole host of Palestinians and British Palestinians in London who could be in-studio, let alone the many remote options. It's a glaring and incredibly unprofessional omission. But professional journalistic standards are abandoned when the story is Palestine.
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The past 20 days have marked one of the most monolithic pushes by British media to vilify the Zionism is Racism Green Party motion.
Imbalanced coverage would be an understatement.
The papers wrote 447 articles on the Greens' Zionism vote. Israel, pro-Israel groups and the Chief Rabbi got 12,133 words. Palestinians got 3,173.
Any institution that parades as a "news outlet" can no longer be taken seriously if it covers this motion without also covering the people, Palestinians, who have endured, suffered and been oppressed the most by the ideology in action.
What the figures show:
⢠Israel's government alone got 3,904 words. More than every Palestinian put together.
⢠2,422 of the 3,173 Palestinian words came in stories tying Lubna Speitan, the Palestinian who proposed the motion, to al-Qaeda.
⢠Apart from Lubna, two Palestinians were quoted across 436 articles, for 76 words between them. Nobody in Gaza, the occupied West Bank or Lebanon was quoted at all.
⢠Lubna told the Telegraph that 56 members of her family had been killed in Gaza. One article mentioned it: the Telegraph's own al-Qaeda story, in paragraph 44 of 51.
⢠Lubna has received death and rape threats since the vote. Al Jazeera reported it. None of the 447 British articles did.
⢠43 articles said, in the paper's own voice, that the motion meant the destruction or abolition of Israel. The motion calls for one state with "equal rights for all".
⢠36 headlines said antisemitism. Not one of 447 said genocide.
⢠304 of the 436 articles we read in full never mentioned the genocide at all.
⢠0 of 89 comment pieces backed the motion.
⢠The Daily Mail ran 38 articles on the motion, and in that time, just 2 on Israel's ongoing attacks across Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon.
Full report: newscord.org/editorials/zionâŚ
Genocide tourism
it isnât just Labour and Tory MPs taking all expenses paid jollies in other peopleâs misery
