“Britain is a paradoxically closed yet ‘open’ society ruled over by a patrician but condescendingly populist elite possessing the most remarkable cunning and duplicity well versed in a token recuperation of everything from below that raises its head in protest… Yet over the last decade the UK has lived through profound social turmoil. Mingled with the seemingly never ending hopelessness of drugs, drugs, drugs, drink, drink, drink, the place is alive with an unfocussed rebellion…
There is a path that leads out of this wasteland and during the summer of 1981 the unemployed started to travel its length unaided. The totality of desperation and misery produced its opposite – The nights were young and though the pubs had called time the firewater was freely circulating. In the space of 10 days in early July 1981. England was transformed. It will never be the same again. Every major city and town…
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Posted on from jilldennison by The Mind of Brosephus
Yesterday, the Supreme Court dealt a crippling blow to voting rights across the nation. The case involved a voter suppression law in Arizona, and the court ruled in favour of the state, allowing the voter suppression and disenfranchisement to remain law.
Unfortunately, this does not bode well for We the People, for it may well be considered to have set a precedent for the other 40+ states that are passing or have passed voter suppression laws.
Continue reading “Voter Suppression Law Precedent in Arizona.. by angry Brosephus and Jill Dennison”
That’s why safe, cheap, readily available treatments were suppressed. Finally, when demand for their expensive and dangerous vaccines is falling, we are allowed peer reviewed confirmation of what they knew all along to appear in major Scientific Journals.
*note> we now know that 70% of Covid deaths may really have been hospitalised for ‘co-morbidities’, so the official numbers of Covid deaths are one more lying fraud, most died of other things, and our calculation that over 3 million could have bee saved by Ivermectin is now incorrect) see Jan 2022 Battalions of COVID Lies all Falling Apart
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With temperatures set to soar to 47 C in B.C., forests provide a cool, wet place for animals and people alike to seek shelter
ByEmma GilchristJune 28, 20214 min. readPhotographer TJ Watt stands beside the stump of a giant old-growth cedar recently felled in the Caycuse watershed. Old-growth forests provide a refuge from extreme heat. Photo: TJ Watt / Ancient Forest Alliance
In a moment of weakness a couple of weeks ago, I agreed to run a 20-kilometre stretch of the Juan de Fuca trail on the southwest of Vancouver Island with a group from my gym.
“It’ll be fine,” I thought, comforting myself with the thought (a.k.a. delusion) that it would be a fun, elongated walk in the woods.
But as the date rapidly approached, there was just one problem: our “fun walk in the…
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From CrimethInc. via anarchistnews.org We create the anarchy we’d like to see in the world Home shared with thanks Jun 30 2021 By thecollective
Continue reading “Belarus: “When We Rise” Critical Analysis of 2020 Revolt against Dictatorship”
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