@mcoratia.bsky.social
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The press cannot stay silent!
October 26, 2024 at 2:07 PM
The press cannot stay silent!
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I absolutely do not doubt the sincerity of the position, but I'm finding "the end of NATO, the forced deportation of millions and the introduction of fascism is a price worth paying to send a message to Harris about Gaza" a little difficult to get my head around.
October 25, 2024 at 5:11 PM
I absolutely do not doubt the sincerity of the position, but I'm finding "the end of NATO, the forced deportation of millions and the introduction of fascism is a price worth paying to send a message to Harris about Gaza" a little difficult to get my head around.
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Watching Moore yesterday, was the first time he started to believe that he could run at senior pros like he does at under 21 level. I can't imagine how exciting it was to see it live. Fans in the stadium may well remember that as the day Moore started his rise to the very top.
October 25, 2024 at 9:06 AM
Watching Moore yesterday, was the first time he started to believe that he could run at senior pros like he does at under 21 level. I can't imagine how exciting it was to see it live. Fans in the stadium may well remember that as the day Moore started his rise to the very top.
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Remember when the four lanes of traffic were removed from the northern side of Trafalgar Square? Drivers lost their minds, but now no one bats an eyelid. It was a silly idea to allow traffic there in the first place. Change is possible. #London ❤️
October 25, 2024 at 11:02 AM
Remember when the four lanes of traffic were removed from the northern side of Trafalgar Square? Drivers lost their minds, but now no one bats an eyelid. It was a silly idea to allow traffic there in the first place. Change is possible. #London ❤️
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At the very least, if you decide to cancel your WaPo and/or LA Times subscriptions, please I am begging you to transfer that money to other publications that you feel deserve the support. Don’t just remove it completely from all journalism. If we want a free press we have to invest in it.
October 25, 2024 at 6:57 PM
At the very least, if you decide to cancel your WaPo and/or LA Times subscriptions, please I am begging you to transfer that money to other publications that you feel deserve the support. Don’t just remove it completely from all journalism. If we want a free press we have to invest in it.
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Are you a National Trust member? Do you dislike the cancer of concocted right wing culture-war nonsense slowly and steadily making every good thing in this country, go shit? Then grab your membership number and vote online in the AGM by midnight tonight. Just choose the 'NT recommended candidates'.
October 25, 2024 at 2:00 PM
Are you a National Trust member? Do you dislike the cancer of concocted right wing culture-war nonsense slowly and steadily making every good thing in this country, go shit? Then grab your membership number and vote online in the AGM by midnight tonight. Just choose the 'NT recommended candidates'.
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This is a ludicrous and deliberately misleading headline for The Times. Starmer’s definition is fine: working people depend on the money they earn from their work. They might own property or shares but they don’t have enough wealth to live off it.
Now jog on.
Now jog on.
October 25, 2024 at 4:51 PM
This is a ludicrous and deliberately misleading headline for The Times. Starmer’s definition is fine: working people depend on the money they earn from their work. They might own property or shares but they don’t have enough wealth to live off it.
Now jog on.
Now jog on.
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‘I want to cancel my subscription’
October 26, 2024 at 12:54 AM
‘I want to cancel my subscription’
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Every day is a pertinent day to propose this, but today perhaps especially: there should not be such a thing as billionaires. A global wealth tax would be of great benefit to all societies and individuals, including the super-rich themselves.
October 25, 2024 at 5:52 PM
Every day is a pertinent day to propose this, but today perhaps especially: there should not be such a thing as billionaires. A global wealth tax would be of great benefit to all societies and individuals, including the super-rich themselves.
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Timo probably needs sessions with a top sports psychologist, because this isn't about football anymore. He does everything right and at a high level, but in front of goal he reverts to an U8 local league player. I feel so sorry for him been there myself and it is a truly horrible feeling .
October 25, 2024 at 12:04 PM
Timo probably needs sessions with a top sports psychologist, because this isn't about football anymore. He does everything right and at a high level, but in front of goal he reverts to an U8 local league player. I feel so sorry for him been there myself and it is a truly horrible feeling .
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From my temporary seat here in Spain, the ridiculousness of the entire discourse in UK politics being dictated by a handful of right-wing newspapers and and of government policy being designed to appease them, even though they are unappeasable, is even starker. It's an absurd way to run a country.
October 14, 2024 at 9:29 AM
From my temporary seat here in Spain, the ridiculousness of the entire discourse in UK politics being dictated by a handful of right-wing newspapers and and of government policy being designed to appease them, even though they are unappeasable, is even starker. It's an absurd way to run a country.
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We need to talk MUCH more about emotional deregulation with #ADHD.
I’m a walking ocean of emotions! I go from chirpy & bright to morose & painfully sad in seconds. Don’t get me started on my newly unleashed anger!!
Anything that remotely feels out of my control or unfair results in combustion!
I’m a walking ocean of emotions! I go from chirpy & bright to morose & painfully sad in seconds. Don’t get me started on my newly unleashed anger!!
Anything that remotely feels out of my control or unfair results in combustion!
a cartoon character is sitting at a table with buttons
ALT: a cartoon character is sitting at a table with buttons
media.tenor.com
October 12, 2024 at 9:56 AM
We need to talk MUCH more about emotional deregulation with #ADHD.
I’m a walking ocean of emotions! I go from chirpy & bright to morose & painfully sad in seconds. Don’t get me started on my newly unleashed anger!!
Anything that remotely feels out of my control or unfair results in combustion!
I’m a walking ocean of emotions! I go from chirpy & bright to morose & painfully sad in seconds. Don’t get me started on my newly unleashed anger!!
Anything that remotely feels out of my control or unfair results in combustion!
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This is rather unfortunate, especially if you tot up all the dodgy stuff the last lot got up to which, let's face it, amounted to more than some suits and football tickets.
Tell me again that sleaze and improving integrity in UK public life does not matter for Labour.
In the 100 days since Labour won, their net approval rating has collapsed by a whopping 37pts.
✅ Approve 18% (-10)
❌ Disapprove 59% (+27)
Via @YouGov, 5-7 Oct (+/- vs 22 Jul) x.com/leftiestats/...
In the 100 days since Labour won, their net approval rating has collapsed by a whopping 37pts.
✅ Approve 18% (-10)
❌ Disapprove 59% (+27)
Via @YouGov, 5-7 Oct (+/- vs 22 Jul) x.com/leftiestats/...
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October 12, 2024 at 3:53 PM
This is rather unfortunate, especially if you tot up all the dodgy stuff the last lot got up to which, let's face it, amounted to more than some suits and football tickets.
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If you actually read news, just remember this !
October 11, 2024 at 8:52 PM
If you actually read news, just remember this !
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A parable. When you go under the Bloor viaduct, only sometimes do you see a train. A certain disappointed kid might say, "The train tracks are always empty!" It's true, they are. And yet, that train moves half a million people every day, more than any of Toronto's highways.
October 11, 2024 at 6:47 PM
A parable. When you go under the Bloor viaduct, only sometimes do you see a train. A certain disappointed kid might say, "The train tracks are always empty!" It's true, they are. And yet, that train moves half a million people every day, more than any of Toronto's highways.
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As @spursoffical are still not here
Happy birthday, Ledley 💙
Happy birthday, Ledley 💙
October 12, 2024 at 2:34 PM
As @spursoffical are still not here
Happy birthday, Ledley 💙
Happy birthday, Ledley 💙
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A woman collided with a road and died.
*Taps earpiece* I’m sorry, I’m told that she and her two dogs were out on a walk and a guy hit them with his motor vehicle.
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024...
*Taps earpiece* I’m sorry, I’m told that she and her two dogs were out on a walk and a guy hit them with his motor vehicle.
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024...
October 12, 2024 at 4:33 PM
A woman collided with a road and died.
*Taps earpiece* I’m sorry, I’m told that she and her two dogs were out on a walk and a guy hit them with his motor vehicle.
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024...
*Taps earpiece* I’m sorry, I’m told that she and her two dogs were out on a walk and a guy hit them with his motor vehicle.
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2024...
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Tired: There’s a new paper saying green hydrogen will have a high marginal abatement cost
Wired: using marginal abatement curves perfected predicted why we don’t have all the cost effective solutions now, because they said we could leave the hard stuff until later. Later is now bro
Wired: using marginal abatement curves perfected predicted why we don’t have all the cost effective solutions now, because they said we could leave the hard stuff until later. Later is now bro
October 11, 2024 at 10:47 PM
Tired: There’s a new paper saying green hydrogen will have a high marginal abatement cost
Wired: using marginal abatement curves perfected predicted why we don’t have all the cost effective solutions now, because they said we could leave the hard stuff until later. Later is now bro
Wired: using marginal abatement curves perfected predicted why we don’t have all the cost effective solutions now, because they said we could leave the hard stuff until later. Later is now bro
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Wonder how many Tory MPs will politely excuse themselves from a post in new shadow cabinet/ministerial team whether its Jenrick or Badenoch as leader? Some may prefer holding on to outside interests to joining cause that's already lost.
October 11, 2024 at 5:26 PM
Wonder how many Tory MPs will politely excuse themselves from a post in new shadow cabinet/ministerial team whether its Jenrick or Badenoch as leader? Some may prefer holding on to outside interests to joining cause that's already lost.
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Fuck that! Religion has no business being subsidised by the British taxpayer.
www.theguardian.com/education/20...
www.theguardian.com/education/20...
Private faith schools in UK lobby for VAT exemption on fees under £7,690
Group says government policy would force many to close and leave deeply religious families with no alternatives
www.theguardian.com
October 11, 2024 at 10:35 PM
Fuck that! Religion has no business being subsidised by the British taxpayer.
www.theguardian.com/education/20...
www.theguardian.com/education/20...
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The only good thing about the focus on Jenrick is I’m feeling less gaslit. Here he is post Brexit - how we must come together as a community. That tune changed quickly.
October 11, 2024 at 5:51 PM
The only good thing about the focus on Jenrick is I’m feeling less gaslit. Here he is post Brexit - how we must come together as a community. That tune changed quickly.
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What lack of joined up thinking & how dysfunctional is the railway electrification strategy (or lack of) in the UK? Chiltern Railways cancels battery train proposals. Clearly full electrification is probably the way to go on a mainline, lets just get it done.
www.railwaygazette.com/uk/chiltern-...
www.railwaygazette.com/uk/chiltern-...
Chiltern Railways cancels call for battery train proposals
UK: Chiltern Railways has discontinued its call for proposals for the supply of a fleet of battery-electric multiple-units. In September 2022 the operator invited proposals for the supply of between 3...
www.railwaygazette.com
August 15, 2024 at 2:23 PM
What lack of joined up thinking & how dysfunctional is the railway electrification strategy (or lack of) in the UK? Chiltern Railways cancels battery train proposals. Clearly full electrification is probably the way to go on a mainline, lets just get it done.
www.railwaygazette.com/uk/chiltern-...
www.railwaygazette.com/uk/chiltern-...
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The only way the United Kingdom can quit the ECHR is by breaching or re-negotiating the Good Friday Agreement.
And Ireland and the nationalist community in the north of Ireland are not going to re-negotiate the GFA so as to remove fundamental rights.
No way round this for Jenrick and the Tories.
And Ireland and the nationalist community in the north of Ireland are not going to re-negotiate the GFA so as to remove fundamental rights.
No way round this for Jenrick and the Tories.
October 11, 2024 at 4:36 PM
The only way the United Kingdom can quit the ECHR is by breaching or re-negotiating the Good Friday Agreement.
And Ireland and the nationalist community in the north of Ireland are not going to re-negotiate the GFA so as to remove fundamental rights.
No way round this for Jenrick and the Tories.
And Ireland and the nationalist community in the north of Ireland are not going to re-negotiate the GFA so as to remove fundamental rights.
No way round this for Jenrick and the Tories.