🖐️I(used to)believe there were more good people in the world than bad...enjoy Twitter more since I got in with the #ShitPosters Trans ally🏳️⚧️ ✊
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⛔️Savagery, cruel criminal behavior‼️
⛔️Leaked video showing An Israeli soldier filming himself repeatedly slapping a blindfolded kidnapped Palestinian man and forcing him to sing in Hebrew "Everything is fine" in a TikTok clip! This is in the West Bank where Hamas has no control‼️
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I have no words to describe these Israeli demons
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This is journalism at its very best. It took this Channel 4 team months to scrape the truth from this Labour government. Not just complicit in a genocide, actively providing military arms. Humanity remembers
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Superb investigation. The value of arms export licenses to Israel increased under the Labour government.
They need to hang their heads in shame.
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Can't use the internet if you're under 16, and now you'll have to live with your parents until 25 if you're disabled
Just an all out assault on the youth by the government at this point
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If Thomas (Young Bob) actually wanted to listen to what I had to say rather than just interrupt or make stupid points, I would have repeated my genuine advice to this young deeply misguided kid: stop wasting your life being a pawn for the far-right.
A young religious person trying to start a family shouldn't be taking dumb risks, getting harmed, arrested and risking jail time just for stupid clicks, views or for the benefit of some grifting populist hate mongers.
Thomas, sort your life out!
Exposing a @5Pillarsuk journalist
I was attempting to confront a Five Pillars journalist over the libellous claims and lies they have published about me.
As soon as I attempted to have a peaceful debate with him, he immediately got his Muslim friends involved, who became violent and attempted to assault me.
Instead of being able to peacefully challenge him, I was threatened with arrest.
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Nobody asked for, Wants, or Voted for this.
Against our will, We've become a testing ground for the absolute worst policies possible by a One Term Government, that in 2030, will leave us in an irreparable Hellscape, as they retire in the wealth they received for locking us in.
EXCLUSIVE:
Britain needs to embrace artificial intelligence and invest in data centres because it will offer the country a "productivity revolution" and bolster the wages of ordinary workers, the Chancellor has said
In an interview with The Times John Healey, the chancellor, said that artificial intelligence "is coming whether we like it or not" and that Britain needs to take "maximum advantage" of the opportunities it offers
He said that artificial intelligence has the potential to draw investment to Britain on a "big scale" and argued that Britain needs to develop its own "sovereign" artificial intelligence to bolster economic growth and national security
Healey believes that the improvement in productivity the technology brings will filter through to everyone. On Wednesday he discussed the artificial intelligence "revolution" with Kevin Warsh, the chairman of the US Federal Reserve, during a visit to the UK. Andy Burnham, the prime minister, also briefly attended the meeting.
Healey said: "He [Warsh] believes we're on the edge of a productivity revolution and transformation with AI.
"We had a good discussion because he sees this as not just potentially bringing benefits to the super-rich and big tech, but already in the US, signs that it is increasing, raising the level of productivity, therefore the value and the wages of many ordinary workers. It may be that we're starting to see some of that in some of the detail of the growth figures today in Britain."
He added: "I think the signs are it's a revolution already underway. The challenge for policy makers and I think the change for investors the challenge for investors and business is how do we make the most of this for Britain, and in doing so reassure people about the steps we can help take against the risks that they quite rightly also feel and see."
Healey said that Britain can learn from the bitter debates over the "free for all" of new data centres in the US by ensuring that they have the support of communities. In the Budget he announced a new data centre “covenant”, which will require owners to invest in local communities, create jobs and protect water supplies in exchange for priority access to the national grid.
He said: “It [artificial intelligence] is coming, whether we like it or not. Many people are already using it, I want to avoid the free-for-all on AI and data centres we’ve seen in the states.
“So where NHS health data is used with AI, I want that data in Britain, not in data centres abroad. Where AI is used for our security, I want that data in Britain, for Britain, not abroad. To do that, we have to develop more data centres. I’m ready to back them if they provide the community benefits and can help build public trust.
“If we haven’t got the independence, we haven’t got some of the control and sovereignty on our AI capacity in the UK, then we will find that we can’t provide the level of confidence, the level of security that I think people are rightly wanting, and we can’t make the most of the big economic opportunities that are there.”
thetimes.com/uk/politics/art…
Trish #Socialist #NHS 💙 🇵🇸 #FreePalestine retweeted
Ok I'm calling it.
The Ten-Year Plan is going to be AI-boosterism, data centre rollouts, defence-led re-industrialisation and lip service as to how they'll fund house-building by taxing the economic boom they think this will create.
Or, in other words, total nonsense.
EXCLUSIVE:
Britain needs to embrace artificial intelligence and invest in data centres because it will offer the country a "productivity revolution" and bolster the wages of ordinary workers, the Chancellor has said
In an interview with The Times John Healey, the chancellor, said that artificial intelligence "is coming whether we like it or not" and that Britain needs to take "maximum advantage" of the opportunities it offers
He said that artificial intelligence has the potential to draw investment to Britain on a "big scale" and argued that Britain needs to develop its own "sovereign" artificial intelligence to bolster economic growth and national security
Healey believes that the improvement in productivity the technology brings will filter through to everyone. On Wednesday he discussed the artificial intelligence "revolution" with Kevin Warsh, the chairman of the US Federal Reserve, during a visit to the UK. Andy Burnham, the prime minister, also briefly attended the meeting.
Healey said: "He [Warsh] believes we're on the edge of a productivity revolution and transformation with AI.
"We had a good discussion because he sees this as not just potentially bringing benefits to the super-rich and big tech, but already in the US, signs that it is increasing, raising the level of productivity, therefore the value and the wages of many ordinary workers. It may be that we're starting to see some of that in some of the detail of the growth figures today in Britain."
He added: "I think the signs are it's a revolution already underway. The challenge for policy makers and I think the change for investors the challenge for investors and business is how do we make the most of this for Britain, and in doing so reassure people about the steps we can help take against the risks that they quite rightly also feel and see."
Healey said that Britain can learn from the bitter debates over the "free for all" of new data centres in the US by ensuring that they have the support of communities. In the Budget he announced a new data centre “covenant”, which will require owners to invest in local communities, create jobs and protect water supplies in exchange for priority access to the national grid.
He said: “It [artificial intelligence] is coming, whether we like it or not. Many people are already using it, I want to avoid the free-for-all on AI and data centres we’ve seen in the states.
“So where NHS health data is used with AI, I want that data in Britain, not in data centres abroad. Where AI is used for our security, I want that data in Britain, for Britain, not abroad. To do that, we have to develop more data centres. I’m ready to back them if they provide the community benefits and can help build public trust.
“If we haven’t got the independence, we haven’t got some of the control and sovereignty on our AI capacity in the UK, then we will find that we can’t provide the level of confidence, the level of security that I think people are rightly wanting, and we can’t make the most of the big economic opportunities that are there.”
thetimes.com/uk/politics/art…
Trish #Socialist #NHS 💙 🇵🇸 #FreePalestine retweeted
Yesterday at the London Assembly, I heard about the devastating environmental impact of data centres.
Some are being built in Brick Lane to speed up City of London financial transactions. Yet not one is based in the City itself.
And now this from a Labour Chancellor. Dystopian.
EXCLUSIVE:
Britain needs to embrace artificial intelligence and invest in data centres because it will offer the country a "productivity revolution" and bolster the wages of ordinary workers, the Chancellor has said
In an interview with The Times John Healey, the chancellor, said that artificial intelligence "is coming whether we like it or not" and that Britain needs to take "maximum advantage" of the opportunities it offers
He said that artificial intelligence has the potential to draw investment to Britain on a "big scale" and argued that Britain needs to develop its own "sovereign" artificial intelligence to bolster economic growth and national security
Healey believes that the improvement in productivity the technology brings will filter through to everyone. On Wednesday he discussed the artificial intelligence "revolution" with Kevin Warsh, the chairman of the US Federal Reserve, during a visit to the UK. Andy Burnham, the prime minister, also briefly attended the meeting.
Healey said: "He [Warsh] believes we're on the edge of a productivity revolution and transformation with AI.
"We had a good discussion because he sees this as not just potentially bringing benefits to the super-rich and big tech, but already in the US, signs that it is increasing, raising the level of productivity, therefore the value and the wages of many ordinary workers. It may be that we're starting to see some of that in some of the detail of the growth figures today in Britain."
He added: "I think the signs are it's a revolution already underway. The challenge for policy makers and I think the change for investors the challenge for investors and business is how do we make the most of this for Britain, and in doing so reassure people about the steps we can help take against the risks that they quite rightly also feel and see."
Healey said that Britain can learn from the bitter debates over the "free for all" of new data centres in the US by ensuring that they have the support of communities. In the Budget he announced a new data centre “covenant”, which will require owners to invest in local communities, create jobs and protect water supplies in exchange for priority access to the national grid.
He said: “It [artificial intelligence] is coming, whether we like it or not. Many people are already using it, I want to avoid the free-for-all on AI and data centres we’ve seen in the states.
“So where NHS health data is used with AI, I want that data in Britain, not in data centres abroad. Where AI is used for our security, I want that data in Britain, for Britain, not abroad. To do that, we have to develop more data centres. I’m ready to back them if they provide the community benefits and can help build public trust.
“If we haven’t got the independence, we haven’t got some of the control and sovereignty on our AI capacity in the UK, then we will find that we can’t provide the level of confidence, the level of security that I think people are rightly wanting, and we can’t make the most of the big economic opportunities that are there.”
thetimes.com/uk/politics/art…
Trish #Socialist #NHS 💙 🇵🇸 #FreePalestine retweeted
I've just checked this woman's timeline, and she's constantly crying about antisemitism, yet here she is being blatantly Islamophobic and racist towards Zohran Mamdani and his wife.
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The Lavon Affair was a real Israeli false-flag operation in 1954. Military intelligence recruited Egyptian Jews to plant bombs in Cairo and Alexandria targets (including U.S. and British sites), hoping to blame the Muslim Brotherhood or other locals so Britain would stay in the Suez Canal zone and Egypt’s ties with the West would sour. Agents got caught, two were executed, others imprisoned or died by suicide. Israel denied it for decades until 2005, when it quietly honored the survivors.
But sure, that was just a one-off “mishap.” Just like the King David Hotel bombing was just “resistance” when Irgun blew up the British HQ in 1946, killing 91 people. Just like assassinating UN mediator Count Bernadotte in 1948 was a totally normal response to a peace plan they didn’t like. And just like the USS Liberty in 1967 was a tragic case of “mistaken identity” that somehow involved sustained attacks on a clearly marked U.S. Navy ship in international waters, killing 34 Americans. Pattern recognition is apparently antisemitic now.
History isn’t a blank slate.
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The bomb that struck Nasser Hospital in Gaza was made in the United States at a Boeing facility.
•@grok• TRUE or FALSE
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JUST IN: Three Israeli daycare workers have been charged with over 400 horrific acts of CHILD ABUSE against INFANTS AND TODDLERS.
The abuse took place in an Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank.
@grok start with TRUE/FALSE
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An Israeli tank fired a shell at a group of Palestinians in Deir Al-Balah in central Gaza. The shell killed a child, his father, and a woman. It wounded ten others, some seriously.
The Israeli army issued no statement on the crime, as if it had never happened. It didn't even bother with its usual false claim.
A soldier may well have fired that shell and killed them for his own amusement. It has happened before.
from @tamerqdh
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As a mother of three children from Gaza, I ask the world with a pain words cannot describe: How much longer will Britain continue arming Israel while Gaza’s children are being killed, starved, and robbed of their childhood? How many mothers must hold photographs of their children instead of holding them in their arms? How many children must tremble under the bombs before your conscience awakens? Is there no room in your hearts for the suffering of Gaza’s mothers? How can the arms trade continue while our children’s dreams are buried beneath the rubble? 💔
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After more than 3 years of genocide, it is beyond belief that the British government has still not ended all arms sales and military cooperation with Israel.
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This is a degree of psychosis that I’m not sure any other country has reached, certainly not apartheid South Africa.
In a sane, caring world Israel would be the ultimate pariah nation, forced to behave like human beings or forced out of existence
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Excl: Nigel Farage’s security paid for by Reform UK despite claim over £5m gift
Sources reveal party is covering costs – raising fresh questions about leader’s explanation for billionaire’s gift
theguardian.com/politics/202…
