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Sometimes one says something out loud, quietly - like this - during a speech. Usually the police don’t descend on you…. This was not heckling it was under-breath mumbling…
'There's no such thing as gender ideology... this is trash'
A heckler is removed from @SuellaBraverman's speech at the Conservative Party Conference itv.com/news/2023-10-03/huma…
Lisa 777 retweeted
They are very dangerous. They are against everyone who is not like them. Anyone who does not think like them. The mask is off and they are now showing themselves for who they really are.
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Audience member just escorted from the main hall by police during Suella speech. Very quiet if protesting. We couldn’t hear his message clearly.
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Heckler was speaking v quietly. I was about thirty feet away and hadn’t heard him. He is a Conservative member of the London Assembly and was muttering concerns about Stella sounding transphobic.
He was booted out.
Zero tolerance of dissent from the party of free speech? 🤷♂️
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A gay Tory man quietly vocalises his disdain at Braverman’s "homophobic rant" and is promptly escorted out by the police?
The police?!
If they do this to their own, what do you think they’ll do to you if they leave the ECHR and remain in power?
Lisa 777 retweeted
they were in fact politely asked to leave when they arrived, but then continued to be disrespectful, aggressive and dangerous to the staff AND customers of the establishment. anyone who challenges the rights of my community is not welcome in my home.
Conservative members ‘thrown out of Manchester gay bar’ after being made to feel ‘uncomfortable’ by anti-Tory drag act
gbnews.com/news/conservative…
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During Mark Harper's speech this morning the small amount of attendees are corralled into an area on the right so Party people like this man (red arrow) can take a deceptive photo.
If anyone sees that photo on social media then do point it out
#CPC23 #ConservativePartyConference
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‘Multiculturalism has failed’ says Suella Braverman who is from Kenyan and Mauritian background and married to a Jew, serving as Home Secretary in a govt led by someone whose family came from India.
Wonder what multicultural success looks like…..
Lisa 777 retweeted
Remarkable to hear Braverman say multiculturalism has failed. She's a British Home Secretary descended from Goan Indians from Mauritius and Kenya, married to a Jewish husband, in a government headed by Britain's first Hindu PM. What would successful multiculturalism look like?
Lisa 777 retweeted
We stand with @romankemp as he calls for mental health support for young people. Youth work supports young people with their mental health, yet more support is needed. Thank you for sharing your experiences and highlighting this issue, young people need more allies like you! 👏
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Did you know in the Netherlands regulations around the disposal of treated human waste are so restrictive that it all but bans the spreading of 'treated sludge' on 'agricultural land' as they simply don't want the risk of it reentering the food chain in any way whatsoever.
Did you know that in the UK we ensure that around 87% of treated sludge is recycled to agricultural land as a soil improver?
Sludge is able to provide growing crops with an important source of nutrients.
Find out more about this unique process below.
water.org.uk/waste-water/ext…
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Voters in Cornwall upset at sewage dumped in Harlyn Bay 13 times during June and August.
All six Cornish MPs are Conservative.
All six voted repeatedly to dump raw sewage.
Hey Cornwall, if you don't want sewage in your waters, vote for another party 🤷♂️
Lisa 777 retweeted
People asking us about big #bumblebees they’re noticing on the wing at this time of year.
Here’s a quick 🙄 thread explaining.
Please #retweet as the more people who know that these are queens the more likely that someone will help some out meaning more colonies next year.
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Lisa 777 retweeted
Enjoyed this @KatieThistleton
When you're at Boardmasters, check out @LivewireMusic who have many young people on stage performing.
The youth group are amazing and are all about support, wellbeing & community (thru music)
They also do counselling.
(My 15yo is centre below)
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One of my most recent drawings is based on Tonkin's (1996) theory of grief.
Often, people expect the pain of grief to shrink, but in reality it is life growing around it that can make it less consuming.
(image ©️ owned by me, retweet only)

ALT Top half of image with text "we often expect grief to sjrink over time..." and then three purple creatures hugging a grey spikey creature that shrinks. Below are the words "...in reality our lives grow around it...". Below this is the same purple creature hugging a spikey creature and then a second purple creature that is growing greenery and finally, a third with flowers growing from it and two other creatures by its side. The bottom of the page says "from Tonkin's 1996 theory of grief".
Lisa 777 retweeted
This was pretty epic :) Thanks Pete we love ya f&cking amazing show too the end of baba ‘O’Riley was just pure bliss x
@TheWho @peteyaggerdang
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👉Try this! Are you in a constant battle to feel good enough? When we feel this way the most natural response is to look outward, to others, for their idea of what we should be. But this means the goalposts are constantly moving and we are at the mercy of whoever happens to be around.
It is normal, healthy behaviour to adapt how you behave around different social groups. But if your sense of self-worth is entirely dependent on the opinions of others you are handing over control of your wellbeing to other people.
One of the remedies for this is to get clarity on your own values. Try spending some time answering some questions like these, to start building a sense of what matters to you from the inside out:
• What kind of person do you want to be?
• How do you want to contribute to your family, community and the world?
• When tough times hit, how do you want to approach problems? What attitude could you take that would make you proud?
• What are the aspects of your life that matter most to you? How do you want to show up in those areas of your life?
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There is money to give King Charles a pay rise.
There is money to give law breaking & incompetent PMs a severance pay.
There is money (£500M +) to ‘incentivise’ Tata to build factory in UK.
But there is no money for NHS, schools & the poor to live with dignity in Tory Britain.


































