I just don't understand how we're not protesting on a large scale here at the moment. Even for the usually-apathetic UK population this is surprising. I think a lot of people buy into the talk of protest having been made illegal last year, and just going along with that as something that's happened now, another … Continue reading We Have No Healthcare
Tag: Government
They Have Decided
I have finally 'won' and had a benefits decision go in my favour. The very language of 'winning' and 'losing' comes naturally throughout these processes yet is very telling and is very fucked. Of course, they weaselled out of the back-payment when I didn't even know that that was 'optional'. Thus the state suffers absolutely … Continue reading They Have Decided
Pitfalls And Costs Of Immobility
Two yearsβ¦it's taken two years to get a front puncture on my scooter. I've been waiting for it so I have an opportunity to replace the tyre itself as well as the inner tube. These electric scooter inner tubes all have valves which are angled so that they're accessible from the side, since the wheels … Continue reading Pitfalls And Costs Of Immobility
Well Well Wellβ¦
I am subscribed to newsletters from the Good Law Project and donated a few Β£ to their cause on uncovering this particular shocking piece of corruptionβ¦There's no escaping the law, even when you are the law. You can delay and perjure and pervert the course of justice but it catches up eventually. As each day … Continue reading Well Well Wellβ¦
‘Guilty’ Is Such A Loaded Term
Minister for schoolsDenies eating live babyOn Breakfast TV The government minister for schools has denied eating a live baby live on BBC Breakfast TV. Live, on Breakfast TVAn actual government ministerHas denied eating an actual live babyLiveOn Breakfast TV; We take accusations of this nature very seriouslyThe matter will be thoroughly investigated internally It is … Continue reading ‘Guilty’ Is Such A Loaded Term
PIP Tribunal Result
I need to get it out there because it's nagging at me and honestly I'm trying to keep busy. The result of the PIP tribunal was that my appeal was refused, surprise surprise! Of course I barely had five minutes to care about it at the time before I received the worse news π. Anyway … Continue reading PIP Tribunal Result
Twelve Parties
Or ten or thirteen depending on who's counting; Stop the count!Stop the cunt; Butβ¦but wouldn't they all have to resign!? As they should,And should have done years ago,For the multitudes of examples of exactly the same thing, So don't be fooled, there's nothing remarkable,It is, however, more visible,And fun to see them squirm,(Though also genuinely … Continue reading Twelve Parties
Slather Me Slavers, That’s Not Chocolate!
They can't get enough of it Slathering slavery shite all over their sad subservient gobs!! Slaver: βTo smear with saliva issuing from the mouthβSlather: βTo spread something thickly on something else; to coat well.β Drinking it up at the voting booths, Ten more years of shite, yes please, Slather, slather, slather,It'll help grow me potatoes, … Continue reading Slather Me Slavers, That’s Not Chocolate!
Critical Thinking Gap
There's a gap there, between scientific advisors and government. Whilst scientists want to remain impartial and merely provide the information to ministers on which they can make ultimate decisions, it results in a tragic discontinuity in thinking. The job of scientists is problem-solving. The very definition of science. Engineers are some of the purest practitioners … Continue reading Critical Thinking Gap
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