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“If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.”
- George Orwell pic.twitter.com/n2lIr6x4hA
— Rajesh Thind (@RajeshThind) June 15, 2021
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Do please continue Richard – you and your contributors (maybe not the tiresome trolls) keep me sane and that “it’s not just me” fretting about the murderous death cult of a sicual heirarchy that I find myself living in.
Thank you alll.
I think that feeling of not being alone that also partly drives me
Thanks for telling it straight Professor – the rewards are no match to the truths. Because they are controlled by these who have always owned us as their slaves and wealth creators. And diverted us from dragging them out of their Bastilles, by keeping us at each other’s throats, with their bread and circuses. So, to repeat some posts, if I may?
As the madding crowds of last weeks football translates into infections now rising vertically, and ensuing hospitalisations taken off and about to achieve verticality, and the death curve to follow — the front line , back stop and the middle; the free at the point of use NHS with the best available treatments got its death blow yesterday. With nay a whimper from the current ‘leader’ and Great Knight Hope, of the Labour Party and the ‘official’ Loyal Opposition, at yesterday’s PMQ’s, where he and the SNP shadow boxed around the PM allowing him his usual easy targets.
We know the HandCock reshuffle was fully choreographed. We know that the utter and complete Hunt has worked all his life to get it to this point and we know that vlad Javid, the blood sucker , maker of the banking disaster and ex-chancellor went back to his Banking world and sharpened up his fangs on the details of how the holy cow will be butchered and parcelled off for and to his masters, before coming back to be put in charge of the blood bank.
Or as the legitimate PM of the U.K. ousted in a fixed election coup and monstered and ignored by the MSM and ASM and trolled to extreme puts it:
Jeremy Corbyn
@jeremycorbyn
21h
The Secretary of State for Health has been in post for over two weeks. Neither
@DHSCgovuk
, JP Morgan or healthcare business C3ai which paid
@sajidjavid
to advise on ‘market opportunities’, have issued press releases confirming the dates he stood down. Has he fully cut his ties?
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Has he? Where indeed has handjob gone to get his rewards? The mass murder of the public and piling the bodies high in the next two months in makeshift morgues — handed out as a government contract last month and many a private company with representatives on Public Health Boards — or straight to Kaiser Permanante far from our gaze ?
Take a deep breath and hold it for two months as we go through the great wave.I’m predicting at least another 30k which will see the U.K. well past 200k Excess Deaths, largely avoidable.
Why would we let someone else rule our land – cap in hand?
No one has
I’ve always liked the Shaw quote:
“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.”
― George Bernard Shaw, Man and Superman
Feel free to carry on being unreasonable Richard!
It was my wife who introduced me to that one as well
She had something to say about it….
Song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTRzvmxsci0
For example, how do you meaningfully address the drivers of in-work poverty — low pay, zero hours contracts, the so-called ‘gig economy’ — when employment law remains reserved to Westminster? How do you protect the vulnerable in society when the majority of social security powers are not in the Scottish Government’s gift? How do you protect the health of the poorest when Westminster austerity measures have resulted in increased mortality rates in disadvantaged neighbourhoods across the UK?
Professor Walsh gcph
I saw this today in the Guardian and thought about you:
“#GoodTrouble”. That phrase is a reference to a quotation from the late Democratic congressman and civil rights icon John Lewis.
“You must find a way to get in the way and get in good trouble, necessary trouble,” Lewis said in a 2016 commencement address. “You have a moral obligation, a mission and a mandate, when you leave here, to go out and seek justice for all. You can do it. You must do it.”
Most apt – a lesson for us all.
Good one