Alan Hilliar retweeted
This is the best ever true news BBC ever made about Israel, 4 minutes but every minute is extremely important
Israel’s war aims are “total annihilation” of Hamas. But assassinations of Hamas leaders has not led to their capitulation. Instead they react as “freedom fighters” and vow never to surrender. Given Israel’s brutality, is that a surprise?
There’s too much sloppy thinking in Labour. Pharma companies want to sell weight loss meds. Think how many people are overweight and unemployed! PS: what about the unemployed with mental health, alcohol, drugs and homeless? Ah not our problem.
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How did we get to the situation where rioters are allowed to justify themselves as expressing “a reasonable point of view and those who have concerns over the ecology are thrown in jail for four years or more!
So many people and institutions are struggling with a lack of hope.
And this @conservative government has squeezed out virtually every ounce of hope.
So many charities are focusing simply on survival, there’s nothing left to try for. They’ve become “hopeless”
Alan Hilliar retweeted
The Israeli government is launching the most dangerous stage of its genocide on Palestinians. 🧵
Alan Hilliar retweeted
1 February is #TimeToTalk Day, a chance for all of us to be more open about our mental health. The more we talk about mental health, the better life is for everyone.
This #TimeToTalk Day, we want you to start a conversation about mental health.
@coopuk @Rethink_
Alan Hilliar retweeted
The UK Government is trying to pass new laws that would criminalise sleeping on the streets with a fine up to £2,500, or even prison.
Alan Hilliar retweeted
Nothing angers me more than those who are using the plight of Palestinians for their own nefarious ends. This applies primarily to Iran and its proxies.
The best way to pull the rug out from under Iran is to achieve an immediate bilateral ceasefire and a two state solution.
Alan Hilliar retweeted
Quite staggering that neither the European boss of Fujitsu Patterson or the chief executive of Post Office Read could answer very basic questions from MPs about when their organisations knew about flaws in the Horizon system, when their managers were aware sub postmasters’ work stations could be accessed by remote IT workers and so on. The question for them is why they would not have personally have acquired such important facts if they want the world to believe their institutions are truly sorry and have learned the lessons.
Alan Hilliar retweeted
One of the truly depressing aspects of the last fourteen years of Tory rule is the manifest lack of comprehension of or respect for the rule of law, the adversarial justice system, or the separation of powers between government and the courts. It worsens daily.
Alan Hilliar retweeted
Replying to @Alexverycalm
Fred was more credible when he was in Coronation Street.
Alan Hilliar retweeted
Take a moment to zoom in…
Look at the faces from right to left
You’re welcome.x
Alan Hilliar retweeted
“A wise person is hungry for knowledge, while the fool feeds on trash.”
—Proverbs 15:14
Alan Hilliar retweeted
The real disaster is when this ends.
Out of 2 million people, 1.9 are HOMELESS in Gaza.
1.9 million people.
Alan Hilliar retweeted
The NHS collapse - it has taken just 13 years - take a look at this from Channel 4 News




















