Kat retweeted
Referendums we could and should have had instead of leaving EU
1. Abolishing 1st past post system
2. Make offshore tax havens illegal
3. Should we tax land ownership annually on value as we do houses/flats
4. Abolish 2nd jobs for MPs
5. Should we renationalise utilities and public transport
6. Should we abolish public_private schools.
Any other referendums that would have helped improve our country for us Citizens
Kat retweeted
It’s hard to know which despicable act this govt will be remembered for:
1. Brexit Lies
2. Siphoning of pandemic money
3. 350k dead due to austerity
4. 200k dead to Covid
5. Polluting our water ways
6. Energy profiteering
7. Destroying the NHS
8. Voter suppression…
Kat retweeted
A few months ago the @metpoliceuk didn't investigate crimes that occurred in the past.
Yesterday, they decided to arrest people for possible crimes in the future.
Kat retweeted
We now live in a country where people are pre-arrested for crimes officers think that they might commit.
Let that shit sink in.
Kat retweeted
‘If you chant not my king you’re creating a public nuisance and will be arrested’
That’s what this police officer is saying.
Let’s repeat that; if you chant something interpreted as not in agreement with Govt and therefore police, you’re arrested.
That’s literally fascism.
Kat retweeted
We live in a grotesquely unequal society that concentrates wealth, status & power in the hands of a few.
Real patriotism is about building a society that cares for each other and cares for all.
Kat retweeted
Let me just play with numbers for a sec.
£250 million spent on the #coronation.
UK population: 67 million
Poorest quarter: 16 million
➡️£16 quid per person
A fair chunk of their weekly food shop during a poverty crisis.
But stroking the royal baton is worth more apparently.
Kat retweeted
Tory apologists all seem to be advancing the same straw man argument: how can it be voter suppression if EU countries demand ID to vote?
Simple: those EU countries have compulsory national IDs. By definition, everyone has one. So asking to see it doesn't disenfranchise anyone.
Kat retweeted
Ranting on Twitter is one thing…
But it won’t get the Tories out
This will though:
It’s the first ever UK website that has up-to-date tactical voting info specifically for the local elections next week
This is your moment
Take it.
stopthetories.vote
Kat retweeted
Today, Ed Miliband backed kicking Corbyn out of the Labour PLP permanently because of “antisemitism”.
Here is a video from 2013 of Jeremy Corbyn defending Ed Miliband’s father against vile tropes and slurs from the Daily Mail.
No other MP would do so.
xitter.gq/visitingmartian/status… – at Belfast, Northern Ireland
Kat retweeted
I remember seeing news footage of Nigel Farage’s Brexit march consisting of about 30 bellends and a whippet…
But no British news coverage of this incredible strike action from yesterday:
Kat retweeted
In 2011, Jeremy Clarkson called for striking workers to be "shot in front of their families". He continued to present Top Gear for another four years.
After criticising plans to criminalise asylum seekers, Gary Linekar has lasted three days.
Kat retweeted
The BBC: we are impartial
Also the BBC:
Richard Sharp - Chair (Tory donor - Johnson advisor and loan manager)
Robbie Gibb - Board Member (former No10 Comms Director - brother of Nick Gibb MP - helped set up GBNews)
1/2
Kat retweeted
Damning report from the @HumanRightsCtte warning that the Gov’s anti-strikes Bill could breach international human rights law – peers & MPs must resist this unnecessary, heavy-handed bill that puts workers’ right to strike at risk.
Read our submission 👇
bma.org.uk/media/6854/bma-su…
