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RT @jeremycorbyn
The media silence on the Forde Report is absolutely deafening.

RT @Scarborough_GB
Whatever they're paid they're worth at least 10 times more than your salary. They genuinely contribute towards the running of the country.
Whereas you parrot propaganda. twitter.com/toryboypierce/stat

RT @TweetForTheMany
In the 🇺🇸 8 year old kids have "lunch debt".

Also -

Unpaid University Student debt is $1.6 Trillion

. twitter.com/CNN/status/1224952

Some comments and thoughts after being on the receiving end of various interview processes

The vicissitudes of interviews:

francisfish.com/so-the-vicissi

@kinetix @ottaross @FiXato They deleted some kind of SQL fix one time. Something to do with it not being in the right place or something. Thing is, it was the only place on the Internet where you could find an answer to that question.

So the pedantic nonsense meant that it disappeared.

Plutocrat wealth creates black holes in society that suck resources and monopolise decision making away from the rest of us. We must move away from the peculiar distortions created by this wealth by abolishing it. You often see the phrase tax the rich - but have you thought past this a little? It implies the rich, with their black hole wealth warping and tearing the world - wrecking it for the rest of us, should still exist but be a bit nicer ...

greenplenty.substack.com/p/eng

RT @archer_rs
So British people are being warned to avoid dozens of beaches around the coast after water companies pumped raw sewage into the sea at multiple locations.

Those Brexit benefits just keep rolling along don't they?

RT @_NatashaDevon
‘I’m just tall’ became something of a catchphrase last night. But it does beg the question - if a group of benignly curious queer people can’t tell, how will the self-appointed toilet police? twitter.com/_natashadevon/stat

From Anne Pettifor:

Asset price inflation and the consequent rise in the wealth of the 1% is so normalised, it is scarcely discussed – even by the 99%. But we have lived through forty years of what Whitney Baker rightly calls “hyperfinancialisation” and an orgy of money-funded speculation. “We know nothing but relentless asset appreciation.”

The rich cannot believe their forty years of ‘easy money’ luck.

annpettifor.substack.com/p/cen

RT @embedded_iot
This is one of the most important things you will see this year, possibly this decade if not longer. Listen and learn.

youtube.com/watch?v=IyGjs_bBMB

RT @simonmaginn
Yes! Personally I regard it as a day wasted when I haven't cancelled history, values and women. In a woke kind of a way, obviously. twitter.com/AdamBienkov/status

RT @embedded_iot
@Ed_Miliband made an interesting comment to @NickFerrariLBC yesterday. We need to do something about energy prices as it reaches up the income scale. I think that neatly encapsulates @UKLabour @LabourNorthWest thinking today @fjfish

Sentence I just got from an article in the Financial Times about public sector pay:

Fresh evidence of the pressing need to recruit and retain more staff was highlighted in new research by the Health Foundation on Wednesday. It found that the NHS in England could face a shortfall of about 38,000 full-time equivalent registered nurses by 2023-24 if it is to continue to deliver pre-pandemic levels of care.

This shit cannot go on.

RT @embedded_iot
I’ll be paying it forward at @TWT_NOW and if there’s any hope left for any of us you need to be there too. My house is open to all attendees via @Couchsurfing. Join us @fjfish @goatchurch @Defnetmedia @DoESLiverpool twitter.com/embedded_iot/statu

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