fkamiah17, to UKpolitics
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Just seen a clip from tonight's Question Time. In a majority Conservatve audience, when asked who supports sending refugees to Rwanda, NOT A SINGLE PERSON RAISED THEIR HAND.

fkamiah17, to UKpolitics
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WHOOPS! Looks like CCHQ are going to have to reset the "0 Hours Since Last Incident" clock 🤣

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/lee-anderson-uses-roof-taxpayer-30354125

mattgreencomedy, to Futurology
fkamiah17, to UKpolitics
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🤔🤬

"Since 1991, it’s (Thames Water) accrued a debt of £54billion.
In the same time, they’ve paid out £57billion to their shareholders."

losttourist, to UKpolitics

It's only quarter past ten but it's already becoming a terrible day to be a right-wing populist Tory.

Firstly Rees-Mogg, Patel, Dorries and others have been extremely heavily criticised for trying to influence the Partygate investigation.

And now the Appeals Court has ruled it's illegal for the UK to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.

#BorisJohnson #Partygate #PritiPatel #Rwanda #Immigration #Asylum #UKpolitics

bullivant, to UKpolitics

Campaigners and asylum seekers have won a Court of Appeal challenge over the Government’s planned Rwanda deportation scheme.

Good. The whole scheme was ridiculous preformative nonsense.

fkamiah17, to UKpolitics
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😂😂😂😡

I'm sure Biden's terrified.

fkamiah17, to UKpolitics
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I'm not sure what CCHQ meant with this post, but it's a great visual representation of the phrase "hoist by your own petard".

ianRobinson, to UKpolitics
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‘I’m not friends with politicians’: Krishnan Guru-Murthy on success, swearing and barefaced lies - The Guardian

"He started as a broadcaster before going to university and is now celebrating 25 years at Channel 4 News. He discusses the BBC, bias, war reporting – and what he learned from his father”

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2023/jun/29/im-not-friends-with-politicians-krishnan-guru-murthy-on-success-swearing-and-barefaced-lies

#UKPolitics #Channel4

ianRobinson, to UKpolitics
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Ladies and gentlemen. We get the politicians we deserve by not being engaged with the process of how they are selected and then elected. Grim.

“Water is what makes life possible on this planet,” [Pow’s] began.

And went downhill from there.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/jun/28/rish-drowns-in-despair-as-water-minister-finds-herself-way-out-her-depth

openrightsgroup, to privacy
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The weak link in the global security system.

This is the UK's fate if the Online Safety Bill brings in powers to scan private messages.

Such a destructive step for the security of billions of users can't be justified. The government must listen.

https://www.verdict.co.uk/civil-rights-groups-slam-uk-governments-online-safety-bill/

fkamiah17, to UKpolitics
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🎶 I switch on my tablet, I what do I see ... 🎶
A shiny new report, out today, calling out Dorries and Mogg for the traitorous cunts that they are. Allegedly.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/jun/28/partygate-rees-mogg-dorries-contempts-parliament-report-boris-johnson

simon_brooke, (edited ) to random
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Analysis by @RichardJMurphy of the collapse – the barefaced looting – of England's privatised water system.

Read it and weep.

https://www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2023/06/29/englands-water-industry-is-environmentally-insolvent/

OliverNoble,
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@jbenjamint @simon_brooke its a good point, whether investment is funded by customers or taxpayers

One of the motivations for privatisation was to shift the burden of investment required by EU legislation from (progressive) taxation to (regressive) billing

Essentially a shifting the burden from the wealthier to all consumers regardless of their ability to pay

junesim63, to Economics
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"..a dangerous myth has been deliberately manufactured into an apparent piece of common sense: that wages must be suppressed if surging prices are to be contained"

Owen Jones is very good here on how inflation has mainly been caused by profiteering, not wage increases.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/jun/28/wage-rises-inflation-rightwing-myth-greed-business?CMP=GTUK_email

els76uk, to UKpolitics

I don't normally repost twitter statuses, but this from @edwinhayward is perfect.

How the future will play out in :

will lose next , continuing to break things on their way out. take over and begin to fix it, but of course it takes longer than one election cycle to fix so many years of mismanagement. While they try, Tories and their media friends shout at them for failing to fix it. Tories win again next time. Same old same old :(
https://bird.makeup/users/edwinhayward/statuses/1673978200030949378

Natasha_Jay, to UKpolitics

>Exclusive: Special report will raise issues encountered during initial inquiry into Johnson rule breaches

>"Boris Johnson’s allies are expected to be named in a report published on Thursday about potential “contempts of parliament” committed following the official Partygate inquiry"

>"Conservative MPs and a peer who are accused of trying to disparage the privileges committee during its 14-month inquiry into Johnson’s Partygate denials are among those likely to be referenced, sources said"

How sad, what a shame, never mind ...?

or in other words -

It was independent and cross-party disciplinary Committee of seven, with four Tories in it that defends UK Parliamentary democracy that censored Boris Johnson. It would be fascinating to see more ten day bans as that could trigger bi-elections (won't happen sadly)

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/jun/28/partygate-rees-mogg-dorries-contempts-parliament-report-boris-johnson

els76uk, to Health

Broken , where a pupil who had been excluded was recently reported to the by his for climbing over a barbed-wire fence to take home “the slops” from the waste food bins.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2023/jun/28/cost-of-living-worsening-health-children-uk-school-nurses






emsquared, to uk
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Oooh Thames water might collapse. In the wake of all those energy companies that actually did collapse. It's almost as if the method of privatisation of our essential utilities was not fit for purpose.

openrightsgroup, to UKpolitics
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Yesterday we sent an open letter to the UK government from 80 experts and civil society groups.

It isn't possible to scan messages in a way that only gets the 'bad guys'. Client-side scanning turns everyone's chats into dangerous spaces for privacy and security.

https://www.digit.fyi/does-the-online-safety-bill-pose-a-threat-to-encrypted-messaging-privacy/

bullivant, (edited ) to UKpolitics

"Red Wall poll has Lab winning ALL the seats back"

Hopefully we'll see the back of some truly vile Tory MPs like Jonathan Gullis and Lee Anderson.

https://www2.politicalbetting.com/index.php/archives/2023/06/27/red-wall-poll-has-lab-winning-all-the-seats-back/

openrightsgroup, to privacy
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Apple. WhatsApp. Signal. 80 experts and organisations in today's open letter.

The reviews are in: the Online Safety Bill is a "serious threat" to our protections online.

Powers to scan private messages must be removed from the Bill to protect security.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-66028773

openrightsgroup, to UKpolitics
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🔴 Over 80 international civil society organisations, academics and cyber-experts warn the UK government that the Online Safety Bill threatens the security and privacy of billions of people who use apps like WhatsApp and Signal.

Encrypted messaging protects people’s security online. But powers to scan private messages in the Online Safety Bill will expose people to hacking and abuses of private information.

➡️ Read the letter here: https://www.openrightsgroup.org/press-releases/online-safety-bill-protect-encrypted-messaging/

openrightsgroup,
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Signatories to this letter call on the UK government to remove the word 'privately' from the Online Safety Bill.

We can protect the privacy and security of billions of people, by dropping private messaging platforms from the scope of this legislation.

Find out more in today's open letter co-ordinated by ORG and @edri

https://www.openrightsgroup.org/publications/open-letter-protect-encrypted-messaging/

Americanist4u, to random

More megalomusk BS
Elon Musk, King of Censorship: 10 Times the 'Free Speech Absolutist' Silenced Twitter Users

https://gizmodo.com/10-times-elon-musk-censored-twitter-users-1850570720?utm_source=gizmodo_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2023-06-25

Scott1984FP,
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@DemocracySpot @Americanist4u ,He ,Was Always Lying About: & ,He & Investors Bought Twitter.Com To Make: On Steroids & All In Time For Next For Presidency & To Push CONservativism In & Again At The Same Time :(

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