Just want the future back. Campaigning for significant positive change for future generations.
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How your cybercab turns up when it's rolled out in a normal area. Enjoy the future, Anon.
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On this day, 27th October 1961, NASA launched Saturn I, a test of the rocket system that would send men to the moon less than eight years later.
On this day, 27th October 1962, the world narrowly avoided a nuclear war through the actions of Soviet Commodore Vasily Arkhipov, who refused to launch nuclear torpedoes following US Naval depth charges being dropped on them.
Instead of minimum wage increases, there should be a statutory increase of everyone's wages.
The middle class gets a little more gutted each and every time they increase minimum wages. It doesn't help anything, just creates even more wealth inequality.
I implore you to watch this, @PeterBleksley. This is the future you want for our young lads. You and the others who support this should be the first to be called up. I don't care how old you are.
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The Moon has impeccable timing.
October's full Moon rises tonight, bringing a little moonlit magic to the start of Halloween week.
The Moon reaches peak illumination at 12:12am ET (0412 UTC) on Oct. 26. Don't forget to look up!
ALT The full Moon of March 2025 glows against a deep blue evening sky, framed by the dark, twisting branches of a leafless tree. Photographed rising over New Orleans, home to NASA's Michoud Assembly Facility, on March 13, 2025, this full Moon coincided with a total lunar eclipse. Credit: NASA/Eric Bordelon
To put modern Britain into perspective; Britain spent millions to outlaw slavery, but the children of the White Working Class would remain in squalid slums working in factories for nearly another century.
But today, the Empire, which was profitable to only a small section of British society is today used as a tool to justify the WWC of today being replaced by a horde of immigrants that the people of this country have pleaded with the government, for years now not to let happen.
This is despite the fact that the same sort of financial interests which aided and abetted slavery in the past, today sees migration as a means of driving down wages and increasing profitability. Modern Britain, like the rest of the West and the developed world, is still operating on the same imperial, colonial mindset, it is just that now it is the poor Europeans being displaced because of short-term profitability.
The decline in living standards in places like Britain, is a core feature of the economic system our elite have decided to impose on us, against our will. There is no freedom, no national identity and no long-term economic security for our people. Only a fucking idiot would fight for a system that is imposing this.
These are big boys with thick skin. Let’s not pearl clutch and tone police. We aren’t lefties.
I saw this and knew it would blow up.
For what it’s worth in my opinion both men are correct. We have to quit this false dichotomy prison we locked ourselves in
Britain, must do more for its people, it must not just promise but deliver for the young and old. However Britain sacrifices for what is right. In our national psyche we know when something is unfair, we always back the underdog.
These are not mutually exclusive ideas or values.
We used to be able to walk and chew gum. That’s what we must take from this debate.
Buy brown bread or you'll be.... brown bread.
It really is utterly abhorrent that @UK_Parliament have mandated a synthetic man made drug with its own patient leaflet in your wheat flour. Folic acid increases the odds of getting cancer fourfold.
This poison and any other ‘fortification’ has to be withdrawn forthwith.
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We are on the brink of becoming a failed state.
The population of the UK has grown from 57 million to around 70 million since we last filled a reservoir in 1991 (Carsington Water, Derbyshire, opened 1992).
The incompetence of our politicians is genuinely staggering.
Exclusive from @breeallegretti
Ministers have been secretly warned that some English reservoirs are at risk of running dry, hitting water supplies to homes in the run-up to Christmas
The government’s emergency committee, known as Cobra, is meeting up to twice a week to discuss the situation in the southwest of England and Sussex
A secret “reasonable worst-case scenario” was drawn up, anticipating that several reservoirs’ water stocks could fall to 0 per cent — dubbed “day zero” — within weeks
Officials warned that without action, supplies to some homes could be affected, along with disruption to the construction of a nuclear power station and operations at a prison
Wimbleball reservoir, which supplies more than 400,000 people in Somerset, has 13 per cent of its capacity, while Ardingly, which serves 280,000 customers across West Sussex, is at 17 per cent
Ministers battling to avoid reservoirs running dry by Christmas
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WWF's 2026 'Living Planet Report' reveals wildlife populations fell 73% since 1970 but "The Science of Hope" shows recovery is possible: tigers, bluefin tuna, & green sea turtles are rebounding through coordinated global action.
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On this day, 26th October 2001, the Patriot Act comes into force, changing the ethos and direction of American society and with it, Western civilisation.
How different things might be without it...
A research team from Sweden think they may have made a break through with genetically modified photosynthesis enzyme that may lead to crops being more resilient to climate changes in the future.
phys.org/news/2026-10-climat…
It was reported that a baby Orangutan and their mother were rescued from a snare trap in Indonesia. This follows dozens of similar rescues from wild fires in recent months.
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On this day, 26th October 1940, the first P51 took flight. Although it would be another few years before it was fitted with the Rolls Royce Merlin which would give it the necessary high-altitude performance needed to escort bomber crews.
On this day, on the 26th of October 1918, Cecil Chubb gifted Stonehenge to English Heritage and the people of this country, under the proviso that visitors pay no more than a shilling to visit.
In todays money that would be £3.50. Today, English Heritage charges £28.
It would be interesting to know why @EnglishHeritage feel this betrayal is acceptable.
In Worcestershire, the council put down some red LED lamps to decrease the disturbance to bats.
Given the huge effect streetlighting has on all wildlife, and insects in particular, I think every lamp should be fitted with them.
