These are not the remarks, let alone the arguments, of a serious person. This is the way someone who has never been challenged to defend her views with facts and reason speaks. This is someone who thinks she is winning the battle of ideas simply by articulating her desires.

ULEZ: 'This tax is rotten to the core'

Mayor of London's #ULEZ hits the worst off the hardest

The Labour Party

Tomorrow the Court of Appeal will scrutinise a disturbing ruling which declared that courageous 19-year-old, Sudiksha Thirumalesh, lacked mental capacity to make decisions about her healthcare.

Sudiksha who had a rare mitochondrial disorder, said she wanted to 'die trying to

The Fox ◼ This is what's going on in #Oxford .
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WIN: Parliament to debate carrying out independent review into Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTNs)

LTNs have been very damaging & need proper scrutiny

Keep making voices heard #together

This is the key sentence;

“he would never have had the jab if he had known of the risk of rare but serious side effects”

Fully informed consent and no coercion is the backbone of good medicine. People MUST always have info & choice.

They had neither.
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This is an ill-judged response by Mel Stride.
You don't have to subscribe to any theories to understand that sacking care workers who chose not to take an particular vaccine was wrong & should never be repeated.
Similarly with mandated lockdowns.

'I simply don't subscribe to the theories.' I asked Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride whether he would safeguard public mental health by stating that the government would never again mandate destructive lockdowns or experimental defective medical products on the population.

WIN: Scottish government ditches completely unrealistic flagship target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 75% by 2030

We're just getting started with Net Zero back pedalling

#climate The SNP

Ironic that Yousef's coalition collapsed as a result of him recognising its Net Zero target was unaffordable and ditching it. Arguably the only correct thing he did...
Together Alan D Miller

“Over the coming years, expect to hear many more people say they never supported Zero Covid, lockdowns, the rule of six, school closures, tiers, cancelling Christmas or face coverings.” thefreemind.co.uk/p/the-three-rs…

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This weekend, we republish an open call from Ideas Matter to all youngsters aged 18 to 30 to join the best Summer School for freedom lovers.

'What are the arguments we need to defend freedom? And how do we make sense of what is going

'The whole point of the NHS' was to help 'people live longer and healthier lives.'

'Now we are looking at the perverse idea that the NHS could be used to actively cut life short.' Danny Kruger in the Sun. #assistedsuicide #euthanasia thesun.co.uk/news/27584685/…

Has Britain followed the same terrible trajectory as America: loss of play-based childhood, rise of phone-based, decline of mental health? Yes.
Please see this Google doc, where we assemble all the evidence on both sides. I'm in London this week, would love input from UK

Canada legalised AS in 2016 for people with a reasonably foreseeable death. In 2021, it was expanded to those whose death was not reasonably foreseeable. In 2027, it will be legal on mental health grounds alone.

As MPs debate assisted dying, here’s why having once supported it I now find it v hard to do so. I think state-sanctioned wrongful deaths will be inevitable.

When the right to die becomes the duty to die, who will step in to save those most at risk? theguardian.com/commentisfree/…