suereidauthor.bsky.social
Children's historical author. History. Music. Nature. Politics.
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Terrifying prospect. Did you see the clip of that revolting Bannon giving a Nazi salute?
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Ditto. Waste of money. Could have spent it on better filtration.
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Quite. It would be UCLH, too.
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And with a man like Kennedy at the helm and the cancellation of other mass vaccination programmes in some states it seems entirely possible. What have the Americans done to themselves!
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I think they are more afraid of the MAGA louts.
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I agree they were fully aware that Covid was airborne from the start, and woefully underprepared, plus in hock to the 'Great Barrington Declaration' numpties - I still can't understand what was 'Great' about it!
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Partly that though do you recall the big protest marches against wearing masks when they were mandatory? Right- wing libertarians are anti anything that 'restricts' their personal freedom and unfortunately Labour just roll over and give in to them - in spite of having a huge majority.
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Agree, I'm trying to find reasons for Labour's to me inexplicable behaviour . They called vociferously for mitigations (ventilation etc) when in opposition. Now they're in power - and with a huge majority - they do nothing.
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So sad what's happening in the once great US, and very worrying for all of us.
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Yup, it's how dictators justify their actions.
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Labour don't see Covid mitigations as a vote winner and the numbers here sadly suggest that they are right.
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Parasites? What a terrible thing to say. And totally untrue.
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It's tragic. Can't they see how wrong this is and the harm it will do to so many, especially children as you say. The US is going into a very dark time and it's heartbreaking to witness it.
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Yikes!
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Not just that, but a lot of diseases that have been pretty well wiped out will return.
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That's very worrying.
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Absolutely. And I doubt Putin will stop there.
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Playing to Reform as usual.
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The poor birds.
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Musk thinks it's rich countries giving money to the rich in poor countries - shows how much he's bothered to look into where the money goes or the harm removing it does.
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So how did this end? Did they let you in, did you have to force your way in?Please don't say you just quietly left.
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I'd rather be saved from extinction by being allowed to enjoy our beautiful planet that he and his far right mates seem to value so little.
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The whole idea is bonkers!
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Terrifying.
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I think they are - but I think the media isn't showing it. I've seen one video that managed to slip through on to twitter recently.
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She's a disaster. She's got to go.
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It's so sad - and frightening.
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Thank you, Alan. It's a lovely video. Your birds are very well catered for. 😀
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It's so sad. I suppose birds don't count as growth!
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You should have see the two starlings on the wetlands feeder yesterday - tits and house sparrows beware! Not a lot of sharing going on there. ..
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One reason why I agree Starmer may be the most dangerous man in Europe is, within the UK, he could *stop* the march of the right but he won't.
By taking a different leadership role better strategies weakens the far right and galvanises others at home and abroad.
Starmer has to go, and soon.
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Sounds a lovely day. x
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Hello Totoro! Do you remember me? I hope you and Alan are surviving the awful storms. It's not been great in London either but nothing like as bad as it was in the southwest.😀
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How lovely of her. I remember when we found bats in our attic (when I was a child). Very engaging little creatures.
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The way things are going I'll be glad to see the back of the Labr party, but I really really mind the former. I wish someone would challenge Starmer.
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Exactly. She hasn't a clue.