@iainbdrum.bsky.social
Unpaid carer, vegan, drummer, woke socialist, born @ 319 ppm #ClimateEmergency, skint Tory hater, #SOSNHS, #FBPE #FBPR
I think the pill is the "threat" of being called anti-Semitic?
www.theguardian.com/world/ng-int...
Waiting for Starmer to tell the fascists not to march out of sympathy for the Muslim community.
Or something.
#Farage #Russia
Please read this 👇🏻
Complete 💩
Scrap #BBCLauraK
What a load of pro Tory pro Israeli bollox.
Un watchable 💩
#BBCLauraK
#BBCNews biased propaganda
Dec 2024 - GBNews has been promoting conspiracy theories about a Muslim takeover of Britain.
In just two years, “Muslims” or “Islam” were mentioned more than 17,000 times on GB News – accounting for almost 50% of all such reporting by British news broadcasters. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
“Clever, isn’t he?”
From the new Private Eye, out now.
This
03.10.2025 08:26 — 👍 4 🔁 3 💬 0 📌 0It's good, but surely we've known this for decades? It seems there is an endless new discovery of man's stupidity against nature that never leads to change, just a "yeah I know that, oh well, carry on" maybe it's designed to do just that?
03.10.2025 09:09 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
As I was saying…
24.09.2025 04:27 — 👍 36269 🔁 7960 💬 1715 📌 808
Charlie Kirk was killed for saying things "that used to be simple common sense," says Boris Johnson.
Here's a few of those things
"Save our kids"
10.09.2025 09:20 — 👍 962 🔁 443 💬 50 📌 7Yup. They'd much prefer Reform over "might tax us rich people" Labour if the Tories can't win.
Why don't Labour talk about the right wing media esp all the Tories & Johnson appointees in the BBC?
![Rising tide of voters warm to climate scepticism
Oliver Wright Policy Editor
Adam Vaughan Environment Editor
The number of Britons who think the dangers of global warming have been exaggerated has jumped by more than 50 per cent in the past four years, research for The Times reveals.
One in four voters believe that concerns about climate change are not as justified as scientists have said, against a backdrop of public concern at the cost of the government's net zero policies.
Less than a third of the public (30 per cent) are in favour of banning the sale of new petrol and diesel cars, down from 51 per cent in 2021. Only 16 per cent of voters said they would be prepared to pay higher gas bills to encourage the switch to electricity.
Experts said the findings showed that growing climate scepticism among mainstream politicians in Britain and the US was cutting through with voters and the broad consensus on climate action was breaking down.
"Climate change is being politicised in the UK] in the same way that has been done in the United States," said Professor Wouter Poortinga, an environmental psychologist at Cardiff Uni-versity.
"If you have Kemi Badenoch standing up saying that we're going to drill, baby, drill, that will have a polaris-ing effect."
The research, in collaboration with YouGov and the opinion consultancy Public First, compared public sentiment on climate change today with a study done by The Times in 2021.
There is concern at the top of Labour that its climate change policies could cost it votes at the next election. Nigel Farage, the Reform leader, has called for net zero policies to be scrapped.
Voters' priorities change, pages 10-11](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:c4xtyto7nrklhfkroyrsce2w/bafkreihhvvzvnn573sfgnbm2fhafbtzkbm6e7c7q7c5psuv6wstdzdchbe@jpeg)
Rising tide of voters warm to climate scepticism Oliver Wright Policy Editor Adam Vaughan Environment Editor The number of Britons who think the dangers of global warming have been exaggerated has jumped by more than 50 per cent in the past four years, research for The Times reveals. One in four voters believe that concerns about climate change are not as justified as scientists have said, against a backdrop of public concern at the cost of the government's net zero policies. Less than a third of the public (30 per cent) are in favour of banning the sale of new petrol and diesel cars, down from 51 per cent in 2021. Only 16 per cent of voters said they would be prepared to pay higher gas bills to encourage the switch to electricity. Experts said the findings showed that growing climate scepticism among mainstream politicians in Britain and the US was cutting through with voters and the broad consensus on climate action was breaking down. "Climate change is being politicised in the UK] in the same way that has been done in the United States," said Professor Wouter Poortinga, an environmental psychologist at Cardiff Uni-versity. "If you have Kemi Badenoch standing up saying that we're going to drill, baby, drill, that will have a polaris-ing effect." The research, in collaboration with YouGov and the opinion consultancy Public First, compared public sentiment on climate change today with a study done by The Times in 2021. There is concern at the top of Labour that its climate change policies could cost it votes at the next election. Nigel Farage, the Reform leader, has called for net zero policies to be scrapped. Voters' priorities change, pages 10-11
How pleased The Times, Tories/Reform and their fossil fuel friends must be that, together, they are melting people’s critical faculties down into mush and persuading them to vote against their own interests in favour of those who couldn’t give less of a shit about them or their future.
10.09.2025 07:23 — 👍 512 🔁 196 💬 54 📌 14It's "don't look up" happening in reality, so many people seem to think that science is just an opinion & is subservient to politics. Unbelievable.
10.09.2025 07:59 — 👍 13 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0So how many front pages do we think this story will be on tomorrow?
05.09.2025 19:13 — 👍 334 🔁 160 💬 19 📌 3
A St George flag, on which is written the words "Stop the Muslim Paki boats" and "Get out of our cuntry oi oi". In the centre of the flag, a swastika is drawn.
Tonight, my 77-year-old mother ripped this flag off a dual carriageway bridge near Birmingham. Note the swastika. My dad's dad died fighting the Nazis.
05.09.2025 19:51 — 👍 805 🔁 188 💬 54 📌 29
#BoycottLloyds
Patrick Tiernan is a short sighted fool
www.theguardian.com/business/202...
500 cows, I wonder how many people that will feed, protein wise? Guess we'll need lots of extra planets if that's a solution . I thought 1/3rd green house gasses come from eating animals...
03.09.2025 18:56 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0Democrat @raskin.house.gov excoriates Nigel Farage for banning journalists from Reform UK events:
"I'm asking you a direct question. Why do you ban journalists who oppose your views from coming to your events? Why did you tell local government not to do interviews with your local newspaper?"
⚠️Safe underground carbon storage could reduce warming by 10 times less than previously thought.
New research by @iiasa.ac.at with scientists from @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social mapped safe areas that can be used for underground carbon storage 🧵
Well this is awkward...
Another great story from @desmog.com www.desmog.com/2025/09/03/m...
It should be; if the US continues on it's current path, everything in the world WILL die
03.09.2025 15:13 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0Yup, & especially daft that carers for clinically vulnerable don't qualify
03.09.2025 15:10 — 👍 4 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0I see people bleating yet again that "elections are won from the centre". Let's examine this claim.
1. Not long ago, the current Labour government, with its grovelling to corporations and oligarchs, extreme deregulation, island of strangers rhetoric etc, would have been classed as radical right. 🧵
Reform UK are yelling “drill, baby, drill” 🙄 But fracking is reckless & won’t even cut bills. Time to end this nonsense. Tell Ed Miliband: BAN FRACKING permanently. Add your name:
you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/ke...
I guess this is what we're going to have to get used to...
NHS Worker (and British citizen of Filipino origin) with 15 years of service abused whilst walking with her family in W Yorkshire. She's leaving the country and I'm sorry.
The tone from the top is always heard at the bottom.
By design. Don't want the plebs being creative or thinking critically.
30.08.2025 22:01 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
