Dr Mike Wilson

I saw this on Threads, and thought that perhaps it should be on here, too.

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Ireland, Slovenia, Iceland, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium and Portugal are now all considering boycotting Eurovision unless Israel are removed.

Like if they should.
RT if Israel should be kicked out

Feeling frustrated/annoyed/angry etc about the constant platforming of Mr Farage on TV without effective scrutiny, & the sidelining of other parties eg Green & Lib Dem’s - & want to do something about it?

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We've been screaming our throats raw about these for a few years now.

YouTube video by Professor Tim Wilson the wonderful Stephen Flynn Schools Nigel Farage

Prof. Tim Wilson gives his take on Stephen Flynn, Nigel Farage and the BBC.
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Scandinavia with Simon Reeve Simon Reeve journeys across a land of Arctic tundra, vast forests and stunning fjords, investigating the surprising secrets of some of the happiest and most equal societies on earth.

I hope everyone in Scotland is watching this. A warning though. It will make you angry. www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/epis...

If you believe in Scottish Independence, this video is the most informative I've ever seen. Please watch it and share it with your friends and families.

Michelle Mone can be expelled from the House of Lords by a simple majority vote in the Commons, and then in the House of Lords.

Like if she needs to go.
RT if she has to go.

Repost if you agree.
#Scotland

Under @jeremycorbyn.bsky.social He had a clear vision of his Labour values. Fast forward & his leadership has clearly affected those principles.
Note that in 2016 he wasn't wearing glasses. In 2025 his glasses were paid for a wealthy donor who gave them to him to avoid paying their fair share of tax

Experts continue to warn the Covid Inquiry that the UK's pandemic preparedness and resilience have gone backwards since 2020.

Yesterday it was the turn of Prof. Christophe Fraser.

Unless the Government knows the date of the next pandemic, its inaction is inexcusable.

Nigel Farage’s economic plans are a disaster Three choices: fiscal implosion, deep austerity or a hasty U-turn

It will probably come as no surprise to anyone to hear that Reform UK’s policies add up to an agenda of fiscal recklessness that rivals, and may well exceed, the disastrous 49-day, hair-raising, market-tanking premiership of Liz Truss in 2022

econ.st/42WSuLG

A timely reminder of what a disaster Test and Trace was during the Pandemic at great cost to lives and livelihoods 👇

#covidinquiry investigating the reasons & what needs to be done differently from Monday.
@cbffjuk.bsky.social

The most important news of the day The news media would have it that VE Day is the most important news of the day. They might offer the prospect of a US trade deal as an alternative. Some will be obsessed with the election of a new P...

VE Day is not the big news of the day. The rapid rise in global temperatures is. The problem is we have politicians who are living 80 years in the past and are utterly unable to comprehend the future. www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2025/05...

New figures confirm that Scotland would have been £8.3 billion better off as an independent country

I've said before it's now up to unionists, after 10+ years of the broken Vow and economic chaos, to make the case why STAYING in the Union is in Scotland's best interest. But if you don't agree, guess what? The case for leaving has never been stronger either.

We could've done a lot with £8.3B.

Reform’s green energy assault in Lincolnshire ‘puts 12,200 jobs at risk’ Party intends to block projects despite net zero industries contributing nearly £1bn to local economy, analysis shows

Reform UK’s plans to obstruct green energy projects in Lincolnshire put at risk almost £1bn in local investment and more than 12,000 jobs,

How many people analysed policies before voting for Reform, the party that also voted against worker rights.

Royal College recommends NHS England’s A&E departments should adopt Scotland’s ‘front door frailty screening’ PA/Wire By stewartb The Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) has a press release (issued May 6) which makes a positive reference to NHS Scotland – yes really! The statement has this title: ‘A…

I doubt that we'll see this on any MSM in Scotland. NHS England advised to adopt Scottish standards.
talkingupscotlandtwo.com/2025/05/07/r...

Tom Watson, Corporate Lobbyist for Lodestone Tom’s new employer assists crackdowns on student protesters and advocates for the arms industry.

Tom Watson's career since politics:
- Gambling industry ✅
- Weapons manufacturers ✅
- Campus protest crackdowns ✅
- CHEC (the private eye health firm profteering from the NHS) ✅
- the man who said the NHS will be "shown no mercy" ✅
#LabourLobbyists
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Labour might wonder why, less than a year into a new government promising “change”, people are giving up on it in droves. So let me help it out with a few clues.
1. Cutting disability benefits
2. Freezing Local Housing Allowance.
3. Maintaining the cruel, Malthusian two-child benefit cap ....
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A reminder that Reform is comprised of privately educated millionaires and funded by fossil fuel companies.

They’re Tories with added racism. It’s not a fucking protest. It’s continuity. They are the elite.

The working classes need to find their self respect and fight the real problem, them.

YouTube video by Richard J Murphy Neoliberal economics is based on absurd assumptions and fantasies

“Neoliberal economics are a load of twaddle”
Watch Richard Murphy explain why👇🏻
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• Re your article (Labour targets international students claiming asylum after election losses to Reform, 3 May), the insistence of this Labour government on responding to the perceived threat of Reform by aping it on the issues where it is strong is utterly mind-boggling. I don't think any electable party will be more anti-immigration than Reform. The portion of the electorate for whom immigration is the one issue they care about won't be persuaded to vote Labour by it pledging to reduce asylum applications from international students. It's a ludicrous idea and, at best, only serves to reduce the distinction between the two parties. In reality, Reform is weak on almost every conceivable area: the economy, the NHS, Donald Trump, Brexit... the list of vulnerabilities is almost without limit. Yet the government chooses to engage on the only ground on which Reform is sure-footed. It's utterly bizarre. How is a party with five MPs, fewer than 800 local councillors and no actual policies allowed to dictate the agenda in this way? Richard Repper Frome, Somerset

V good letter in The Guardian on Labour’s flailing hopelessness in the face of Reform.
Come on, Labour. The country is crying out for better. We’re sick of this ugly rightwing agenda. It brings nothing but failure.
It’s disloyal to your voters and to the country. You’ve got power and time. Use them.

When votes matter more than ending child poverty How can the two-child benefit cap be a question of “fairness”?

Always astute observations from Richard Haviland -
When votes matter more than ending child poverty bylines.scot/opinion/when...

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Child poverty shocking 35% higher in England and Wales than in Scotland How the Scottish media prefer you think of this news – failure, SNP fail Professor John Robertson OBA From the Guardian today: Record 4.5m children in poverty in UK [sic] as cuts condemned as…

Child poverty - As the Herald tries to conflate and confuse the UK Labour government 's lack of action as a 'deliberate act of state harm' with the First Minister of Scotland's role, a reminder of what we have done:
talkingupscotlandtwo.com/2025/03/28/c...

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Hey British media,
It’s no surprise that if you give Farage the run of the place, he’ll start winning.
Time to do your actual jobs and start interrogating him on his Brexit shitshow, his funding, his Trumpiness, his idiotic manifesto, his real plans for the NHS… instead of drumrolling him into No.10

Analysis of the English local elections by Sir John Curtice: “support for Reform averaged 43% in wards where more than half of adults have few, if any, educational qualifications. In contrast, it polled just 19% where more than two in five have a degree.”