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The “climate crisis” is the biggest scam in scientific history. There's not one shred of empirical evidence that we are facing a crisis because the planet is slightly warmer than it was during the depths of the Little Ice Age.
When I became @UN Secretary-General, climate change was already an enormous threat.
Today, its impacts are all around us.
And those who did the least to cause the climate crisis are paying the highest price.
We need climate justice. Now.
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I just wish all the Russian and Ukrainian men would just walk away. Just lay down their weapons and say "no". They're murdering each other for people who couldn't care less about them. So sad. Anyone cheering on these brother-wars needs their heads read.
Another controlled puppet following orders as I can’t believe anyone can be this economically illiterate. The self destruction of the UK and The West is so blindingly obvious it’s scary where this is all going. This will push inflation even higher and bankrupt more businesses!
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An increase to £13.20p/h equates to a minimum wage of £27,456, based on a 40 hour week.
Once you factor in employers NI and basic pension contributions, the MINIMUM cost to hire a 21 year old for a company would be £31,461.
This is before you factor in any overarching business costs like office space, laptops, phone, software, training, support staff, vehicles etc.
This is going to be devastating to SME's who cant put together a simple 12 month budget without the goalposts being moved & their margins squeezed.
It'll also be catastrophic to youngsters opportunities because businesses will simply not be able to afford to hire them.
What's also incredible is that anything above £50,270 is seen as 'high earnings' in the UK and is taxed at 40%!
We are governed by financially and economically illiterate morons.
This will not end well.
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It’s very easy for politicians to send other people’s children to war. My response to the bloodthirsty elite?
You first.
A week in between games this week is actually a nightmare as it allows this useless cunt more to murder more players! What is going on?
🚨Wolves' injury problems persist with Ghislain Konan suffering an MCL knee injury, keeping him out for around two months. No surgery needed, but another blow to the squad. #wwfc insidewolves.com/p/wolves-de…
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Konan out with a serious injury , WTF is Potato doing with his training methods for all these injuries
Beyond a joke
@Wolves
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Hasssssssss anyone seen Cundy, John Terry, zola, Roman, Tod boehly, raffles, kings road, the shed end, Tony Truman, Cole palmer, hendo, Harrods, the Chelsea hotel, the club world champions, has anyone seen Chelsea you boys took one helllllllllll of a beating 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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This seasons injuries;
- Trippier (MCL)
- Said (MCL)
- Raul (Knee)
- Mosquera (Ankle)
- Bellegarde (Hamstring)
- Konan (Knee)
- Armstrong (Back)
- Lopez (Calf)
- Djiga (Groin)
- Rodrigo (Ankle)
- Boubacar Traore (Calf)
- Bertrand Traore (Hamstring)
We’re only 12 games in.
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🚨BILL GATES: The COVID pandemic “didn't work the way I expected.”
“Over the next several years… you will see a lot of ATTACKS different in terms of scale than anything we've seen in the past.”
That literally sounds like a threat…
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When the lights go out, or heating goes off, it will be time to hold people like this to account and charge them with malfeasance.
I am furious that the government approved Jackdaw - a gas field that will do nothing for jobs, bills, or energy security.
This climate vandalism has to stop.
The answer is No To Rosebank.
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I assume you won’t be flying on private jets anymore then Bernie? 🤡🤣
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🚨🇷🇺🇪🇺 Putin calls Europe "schizophrenic":
"They are constantly talking about the threat from Russia and preparing for war with Russia, which, in my view, is a kind of political schizophrenia."
Housing crisis? Russia.
Economic problems? Russia.
Political failures? Russia again.
At some point, European leaders might have to take responsibility for their own countries...
Writer: Samuel
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That's funny because at my last strategy meeting with my accountant, they informed me I must use HMRC-recognised Making Tax Digital compatible software, creating an oligopoly for firms like Xero.
I must now also report my company's income every three months rather than once a year, as well as a final report at year end.
So I now have to pay for a Xero subscription.
And pay my accountant more for the increased submissions.
And fuck about with reconciling every three months, rather than once a year.
For HMRC to end up with the same amount of income from me as before.
Fuck off.
Just fuck off.
Fuck off all the way back to Yorkshire, then fuck off some more.
These uneducated clowns who think C02 emissions drive climate change want us all to live back in Caves, get to fuck!
We are in a climate emergency & yet the government just approved Jackdaw.
As Green MPs, we've tabled an Early Day Motion calling on the Government to keep fossil fuels in the ground (including Rosebank) and to focus on things that would actually lower bills & create secure jobs.
ALT Image shows a screenshot of the motion title and the MPs that have signed it - showing all five Green Party MPs
ALT Image shows a screenshot of an Early Day Motion 'Drilling at Jackdaw'. The Motion Text reads: "That this House notes that the UK Government’s decision to license new drilling at the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea is at odds with their 2024 manifesto commitment not to issue licences to explore new fields because they will not take a penny off bills and cannot make us energy secure; believes that this decision ignores the climate science consensus and the UN’s warning that immediate and sustained cuts to greenhouse gas emissions are crucial to avoid the worst impacts of climate breakdown; further notes that Jackdaw is projected to contribute just 2% of UK gas demand at most over its lifetime, will only create 27 direct full-time jobs and, according to the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, does not solve the problem of affordability; further believes that the only way to achieve genuine energy sovereignty is to get the UK off fossil fuels as fast as possible..."