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Behind every chunk of flesh that’s disguised as food is immense suffering. It’s time to take action and abolish animal agriculture. #NationalSalamiDay #SalamiDay
"You didn't join the police force to do this, did you?"
On the eve of the Supreme Court hearing on the Palestine Action ban, a 94-year-old barrister tells @ShehabKhan why she got arrested, and the words that made her arresting officer cry.
Watch the full interview 👇
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The Institute for Public Policy Research has said skilled migrants and their adult dependants due to settle in the UK under current rules were expected to make a net lifetime contribution of about £115bn through the taxes they paid - actual FACTS matter
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BREAKING: E Jean Carroll publicly humiliates Donald Trump by revealing that his disgusting body odour and bizarre behaviour "mesmerised" the jury during the trial that resulted in her $83 million defamation win.
These details are hilarious as they are gross...
“I don’t understand how people can be afraid of a fat, elderly man who wears apricot makeup, his hair done up like Tippi Hedren in The Birds, and sits in a courtroom and moans and groans and complains and snorts,” Caroll told The Daily Beast podcast.
“They were mesmerised. You have never seen anything like it,” she said of the jury. “He never sat still, and he talked the entire time within earshot of the jury. He belittled Alina Habba, his own attorney. He would spit as he was talking. He didn’t smell so good.”
She recounted how her attorney Roberta "Robbie" Kaplan really got under Trump's skin...
"He stood up with steam coming off his back and hot air blowing out his ears because Robbie Kaplan was giving the final argument, and she was asking the jury how much it would take to make him stop," said Carroll.
“She drove him so crazy, he stood up in the courtroom and left,” she explained. "When a man is innocent, he doesn’t storm out of a courtroom; he stays and fights. He turned tail and stormed out of the courtroom. He lost right at that second. He couldn’t have looked more guilty."
Caroll credibly accused Trump of raping her and he was ultimately found civilly liable for sexually assaulting her. She was awarded $5 million but then Trump continued defaming her in public and denying her story, eventually resulting in her massive $83.3 million victory.
“When the jury heard the evidence, it wasn’t very hard,” Kaplan told the Daily Beast.
“The clerk opens it up, reads it, frowns, shakes his head, folds it back up, and then hands it to Judge Kaplan,” said Caroll. “And Judge Kaplan opens it up, and his eyebrows rise up towards his hairline, and he frowns, and he says, ‘Madame forewoman, what does the M stand for?’”
The forewoman explained that "m" stood for "million.
“That was a moment,” said Carroll. “I left my body. As I say, I felt like Peter Pan who flies around the ceilings. And quite frankly, I’ve never come down from that. That win was so enormous and so powerful, not for me, not for Robbie, but for everybody in the country who had sort of lost hope that he could ever be beaten.”
“We’re still feeling the good victory of that. It’s happened. And we’ve proved—Robbie proved, and I proved—that Trump can be beaten,” Carroll continued. “He can be beaten.”
E. Jean Caroll is right. Trump shouldn't be feared. He can be defeated. All it takes is the courage to fight back.
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The Mawashi express is not a cruise ship
It is a DEATH VESSEL deporting animals to their death 👺
A floating ATROCITY
On average 1% of the animals die in these shit hole barges and are thrown overboard
The rest is brutally slaughtered at their destination
#BanLiveExports #EndAnimalExploitation
#LiveVegan 🙏
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Christ alive. We've apparently reached the stage of civilisation where a professor of philosophy must appear on national radio to defend the sacred parental right to tell a gay teenager that they've misunderstood the workings of their own genitals.
For centuries, gay people were informed that their sexuality was a phase, a delusion, a fashionable affectation or insufficient exposure to the opposite sex.
We eventually recognised this as a rather spectacular collection of bollocks.
Yet here we are, hauling the entire Victorian apparatus out of the attic, polishing its brass fittings and presenting it as a heroic defence of family life.
Parents can already ask questions. They can express uncertainty. They can have difficult conversations.
What they cannot reasonably demand is unquestioned authority over another person's identity.
And the notion that ordinary family conversations are about to attract a knock at the door from the Sexuality Inquisition is an exceptionally silly premise for a national debate.
Good God. We've reinvented Section 28 as a parenting seminar.
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Privatised NHS services made £800 million profit last year.
And £800 million in profit the year before.
You would think, for value and efficiency, the NHS would end privatised service provision, especially under a Labour gov.
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Charlie Mullins crying about his racism being called out when he said
🗣️send em back to the jungle
Obviously he was referring to detention centres 🤔😒
Fuck sake the guys 74 and he pronounces Calais as Ca-liss 🤦♀️
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After the referendum, the BBC chief Lord Hall ordered the BBC to treat Brexit as a done deal, a decision which all but wholly excluded Remainer opinion from the BBC for over 2 years, thus grossly biasing the debate. It was a grotesque abuse of democracy.
radiotimes.com/tv/current-af…
Brexit was won by the worst abuses of democracy in modern British history. This was just one of them.
#BBB Brexit Betrays Britain – at Brighton, England
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“Being part of the team just makes sense.”
Mike Galsworthy on GB News, making the case for closer European ties and explaining how a youth mobility deal would benefit British businesses and colleges.
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Please don’t let them sow the seeds of division in this country - it’s all they have - and you know in your hearts it’s wrong - as a country we are so much better than this
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A genuine question for Reform UK supporters.
Your party wants to repeal legislation strengthening sick pay, job security and protections against unfair dismissal.
Which of those protections do you actually disagree with?
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Weaponized incompetence mixed with intentional dog whistles.
“I don’t think Donald Trump is a racist”.
Then you’re a fucking idiot.
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Replying to @BladeoftheS
Margaret thatcher sold off VERY Cheaply all britain's critical energy infrastructure Dirt Cheap to Foreign countries. Its the biggest terrorist attack britain has ever experienced. Britain can never recover.
























