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Just taken my 105 year old mother to vote in the Israeli elections. A bit deaf, she bellowed out from inside the booth “Which one of them going to wipe out Amalek?” Everyone in the polling station replied together “All of them!” The whole place burst into cheer and song 🙏
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A report based on the experience of just 29 sixth formers is now going to be used to crack down on freedom of speech over a genocide in every school in the country. What the hell is going on?
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Educational video: press conference of Greens for Palestine today. GB News reporter and Sky news wait outside to hurl abuse at Palestinian Woman Lubna Spetian who authored and moved the motion adopted by the Green Party conference that “Zionism os Racism!”
These “news reporters” are not interested in listening or balance. Only in accusing Libna of being a racist, for their pro-Genocide soundbite. Check it out!
This is how lies can get half way around the world before the truth has time to put its boots on!
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Gilbert Gottfried making fun of Jerry Seinfeld remains one of the funniest bits of all time.
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I wanted taxpayer-funded statues of the Viet Cong nitter.cf/CllrChrisEynon/status/…
Recently, I’ve taken heavy flak from the usual suspects for refusing to assist in a memorial to 20 men who went to fight with the communist-organised International Brigades.
What next? Taxpayer-funded statues of the Viet Cong? The Weather Underground? Or, God forbid, Jamie Driscoll?
Not one penny of council taxpayers’ money or time will go towards this absolute nonsense.
I’d much rather see public money used to honour the 20,000 patriots from Wearside who answered their actual country’s call in the First World War.
Listening this this @HumbersideSport interview and Artell is absolutely off his head, blaming a bad 30 mins today? We didn’t look like scoring in the other 60+ mins either #gtfc
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Last year, Palantir founder Alex Karp said: “I love the idea of getting a drone and having light fentanyl-laced urine spraying on analysts that tried to screw us.”
Now, he has Labour Party peer Tom Watson trying to convince you to trust his company with your personal data.
Later today protesters will demand ‘No Palantir in our NHS’
While they protest, someone, somewhere will get an operation scheduled earlier, a cancer diagnosis quicker, a loved one home from hospital sooner - thanks to the software that those protesters would switch off.
Here is what you won’t hear. Trusts using the software have recorded:
• 117,000 additional operations
• 14.3 per cent reduction in discharge delays for long stay patients
• 5.6 per cent improvement in the number of people receiving a cancer diagnosis within 28 days
As a more articulate person once said: ‘certain facts, although in a sense known to be true, are inadmissible.’
