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Dr of Philosophy: Max Scheler, Ethics, Religions, History of Ideas. Anglican Christian & parish treasurer. Conserving conservative.

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Stephen Wigmore
2 years
Very proud to have my first article published in the Spectator today! Even more pleased that I get to talk about why the Bible is still essential for understanding our political and cultural life
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@wheelswordsmith @DamCou Wouldn't, wouldn't that argument require dildos to consent?
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Are people really still doing this boring shit?
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Priest beaten up outside his own church but the police just don't bother to investigate. We're all used to the Police ignoring thefts and burglary but this is a new low.
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People care more about this than the fact tens of thousands died unnecessarily due to the policy failures in 2020. I really struggle to wrap my brain around the concept.
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@maggieNYT The Sound of Music? Resistance to Nazism?
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@9NewsSyd @tiffgenders Well this is creepily totalitarian.
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Wales is so white they think letting English and Welsh people study together is 'successful multiculturalism'.
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Matthias Eberl
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Suella Braverman: "Multiculturalism has failed." Meanwhile a snapshot of biomedical research in Wales: #WeAreInternational
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The Sheriff of Nottingham was a Tax Collector. Robin Hood stories are literally about fighting against a greedy, interfering State and trashing the tax system.
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Momentum ๐ŸŒน
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An important story for our times ๐Ÿ‘ #GeneralElection2019 #VoteLabour
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Laughing at all the Irish takes of, "We vote for a terrorist front group because of legitimate concerns about *housing*. Other countries vote for nasty populists because they are racist and bad"
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@jeremycorbyn ยฃ1,600m of Sales. 20% profit margin = ยฃ320m profit. 20% Corp Tax rate = ยฃ64m Tax Free Broadband will cost ยฃ5,000m a year. Where's the rest of the money coming from Jezza?
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Student Loans are intended to be a 30-year tax on graduates. The farcical RPI uplift is just to make it near-impossible to pay them off earlier. A way of hiding the fact a young grad on ยฃ30k is paying a 42% tax rate, while an older pensioner on ยฃ50k is paying 20%.
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Cllr Todd Olive
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CPI will be the bigger story today, but this means the interest rate on student loans is now 14%. My total loans are ยฃ60k+, which means that's ยฃ700 in interest accrued just this month. That's more than I paid off last tax year despite holding down a decent job.
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Claims of Putin's irrationality are just cope for failure of Western policy wonks to know their business. He's launched a limited war that looks pretty winnable with zero chance of outside military intervention when the Energy Crisis has strengthened Russia's hand.
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Shashank Joshi
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I do not share the view that this war shows Putin to be an irrational actor. He planned a war last summer, initiated the build-up in November and pulled the trigger in February. It shows that he is willing to take huge risks and incur massive costs to recast the map of Europe.
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@GraduatedBen We're not getting two weeks off. I was at work today. These people are lying fantasists.
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So you're saying modern immigration is an invasion that will replace our language, culture, and religion and enslave us.
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George Monbiot
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For those who need reminding: England is named after immigrants. It's the "land of ร†ngles": people who came here from what is now Schleswig-Holstein/southern Denmark. Immigrants: coming over here, giving our country its name.
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Absolutely incredible. This guy's great-grandmother must have been born at the end of the 19thC, at which point "the British" were definitely not forbidding the Irish to read. And now he's a member of the Royal Historical Society!
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Dr. Jim Downs
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I woke up to news this morning that Iโ€™ve been elected to the Royal Historical Society in England! Iโ€™m profoundly grateful to receive this honor. I dedicate this fellowship in honor of my paternal great grandmother, who was born in Belfast, but fled to the US b/c the British
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More than this, when a woman broke the law to poison her seven month old baby in the womb, older than some of Letby's victims, most progressive opinion insisted she had done nothing wrong and her actions should be legal.
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Lois McLatchie Miller
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Lucy Letbyโ€™s crimes were heinous. One of her victims was a baby born at just 23 weeks. Itโ€™s worth noting that ending the life of a 23-week-old baby in the womb is legal in this country via abortion. At 23 weeks the baby is able to feel pain and to survive outside of the womb.
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@BucketsOf_Rain They need to throw the book at her. Vandalising priceless masterpieces is serious business ffs.
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@yaesohn @BDSixsmith In my less charitable moments I sometimes think anyone talking about 'Imposter Syndrome' on twitter is just this.
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@BethMooreLPM Politics is poisonous to faith. We should be defining ourselves through Jesus, instead politics makes us define ourselves by hating our enemies.
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@TheSkeptic4122 Literally nobody thinks these are blasphemy. 3 & 4 are answered in the Bible. 1 & 2 are interesting questions that have been considered by lots of theologians.
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Frank Field was possibly the last of a type of old-school Christian Socialists that were hugely important to Britain in the 20th Century: decent, determined, patriotic, rooted.
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Since the LGBT population is about 3% of the country, that would make them the most dramatically overrepresented group in Parliament.
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@Tomorrow'sMPs
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๐Ÿ”ด Labour NEC member Abdi Duale told Labour LGBT+ event last week that nearly quarter of Lab's new candidates are LGBT+. I reckon if Labour wins a majority there could be 100 or more LGBT+ MPs overall - maybe a lot more if Lab gets big majority. It's currently about 65, or 10%.
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A Timeline of the Extremist links of Jeremy Corbyn, McDonnell, Milne, Abbott and Murray. 1976-2016. I've collated this from all the media reports so people can get a sense of the sheer scale of it in a simple chronological format.
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@georgeeaton @NewStatesman @AndrewMarr9 You're a liar and a fraud and you should never be working in media again.
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@ccpecknold Secularists demanding they be treated as a religion, while insisting they're definitely not a religion, is one of the weirdest things.
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@GraduatedBen Lmao. Went to her page. Absolute stream of people pointing out what a fantasist she is
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Citizens' Assemblies are carefully stage-managed, undemocratic frauds. Deliberately designed to give cover to whatever decision the coward politicians have previously decided upon.
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Josh Self
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NEW: Labour will introduce citizens' assemblies to decide contentious issues, such as Lords reform and housebuilding Sue Gray has told @TomBaldwin66 of the โ€œtransformationalโ€ success of bodies in Ireland that built consensus for constitutional change
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I pray God this winter will be filled with beer in warm pubs, crackling log fires and mulled wine, Christmas Carols with family, hot chocolate on frosty days, sparkling firework displays, and all the things we missed last year.
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The costings for this project are fake. It does not take ยฃ10bn and 20 years to secure and make safe a historic building. Someone with a brain needs to go over it properly and produce a scheme that will safeguard historic heritage without all the idiotic additions driving up the
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Dr Alexandra Meakin
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The report interviews Deputy Speaker @nigelmp , who warns MPs about their preferred solution of staying in the Palace during the works: "a rolling programme over 70 years is not an easy optionโ€ - plus a reminder of the cost of delays #WestminsterRR
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This doesn't count as harassment or intimidation apparently. But standing silently on a public street outside a closed abortion clinic can get you arrested.
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Pro Life Society leaves meeting to a hail of boos & chants of 'shame on you!', from Pro Choice counter protesters. Outside the University of Manchester #ProChoice #ProLife #manchester #GreaterManchester #gmp #uom #UniversityofManchester #currentaffairs #CurrentEvents #News
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@JimMFelton Pretty sure Manson has been in jail for decades before we were born. Have you condemned Jack the Ripper, that's what I want to know?
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You'd think a *historian* with that bio would've heard of Clement Attlee or George Orwell. Or Wilson, Callaghan, FDR, JFK, MLK, or in fact the entire 20th Century history of the Labour Party.
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@hemantmehta Lmao. I remember the original site. The 'contradictions' are fantastically silly. Why do militant Atheists approach the Bible in an even dumber way than fundamentalists?
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@HarryFarls As a Christian I think this is an excellent idea.
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@MPaulkovich oH No ThE ChRiStIaNs DoNe GoNe KiLlEd AlL tHe ScIeNcE !!!!!1122
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African Christians are butchered like cattle by Islamists again and again and the world's media barely blinks.
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Barnabas Aid
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Boko Haram executes kidnapped Church leader in Nigeria
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@DaniSButcher It's finger-wagging moralising from a greedy corporation out to make $$$. It's not surprising people took it badly. Would women accept a company moralising in ads at them about how they raise their children and telling them to do better? I'd bet some would be furious.
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@PinkNews @IndyaMoore "When I use a word, it means just what I choose it to meanโ€”neither more not less" Humpty Dumpty from Alice in Wonderland.
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Condolences to @CostaDelPlay who posted a wholesome tweet about having lunch with his girlfriend and received a load of abuse from the most boring people on the whole of twitter. I hope he enjoyed his lunch!
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@DoctorChristian You used your platform to viciously slander someone and then laughed about. Try reflecting on that.
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@GHeathWhyte @RichardDawkins Dawkins gets very grumpy about pseudo-science in biology, but couldn't care less about pseudo-history, so unsurprising.
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@DanielJHannan Yep. In remarkable display of doublethink they think supporting Sinn Fein in 1985 is fine, getting support from DUP in 2017 is unacceptable
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@PeoplesMomentum @jeremycorbyn The Sheriff of Nottingham was a Tax Collector.
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This man is a liar and a fraud and the fact he's getting another important job is exactly what's wrong with the British media.
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George Eaton
6 months
Personal news: I'll be returning to Westminster from January as Senior Editor (Politics) for @NewStatesman to help lead our coverage of Labour and the election with @AndrewMarr9 and our lobby team. Get in touch if you'd like a coffee.
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This must be the most meaningless apology in the history of humankind.
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@andrew_lilico This is an important point most people don't get. We haven't just cut IFR from 1% to 0.2%, we've cut R in half. On a macro-level it's basically a different, much less dangerous disease now that would never have justified lockdown in the first place.
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People should never have been prevented from seeing dying relatives. It was a violation of basic humanity. That is true regardless of whether a few overworked Spads had a glass of wine and some mince pies.
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@tjh1701 @SumotoriCat The idea that everyone involved in this is the bad guy except him. Just incredible.
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@Vermeullarmine Most of that article I can see there's a reasonable argument there. These final sentences are nauseating. Small children being virtually kidnapped from their families and dying avoidable, lonely deaths far from loving care is not a 'price worth paying' for anything.
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The kind of insights only billions of dollars can get you.
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George Soros
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The Talibanโ€™s behavior raises serious concerns about their commitment to respecting human rights.
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Churchill was once trying to explain to an American General what was wrong with the General's speeches. "Imagine, if instead of saying 'We shall fight them on the beaches', I'd said 'Hostilities will be engaged with our adversaries along the coastal perimeter'
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@thesundaytimes No. Just, no.
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Rishi Sunak regards being PM as like a very high-powered gap year. He's got two years to generate some unique memories and then he'll go off to be an executive at Google or something.
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@BDSixsmith It'll be interesting to see how they maintain 'it all started with Windrush' and 'Britain was always an immigrant nation' at the same time.
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Medics who report breaches of abortion law to the police are being threatened with disciplinary action that could end their careers. For reporting a potential crime! This is an excellent example of how progressive quangos work,with or despite the law. They don't care.
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Tony Dowson
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They're threatening proceedings against those who report potential Offences Against the Person Act crimes.
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Taliban 2.0 is mesmerising to watch. It's like they spent the last 20 years taking PR lessons. Modernity comes for us all. I presume they're going all out for state legitimacy and recognition. That would make them World Leaders in the Jihadi movement.
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Laughing at that comment at the bottom: Z-List Bluetick bellend: "Where's Heineken brewed" "Uhh, in Manchester, mate". . . . . . . . . . *tumbleweed*. . . . . . .
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This is one of the problems with making extensive legal attacks on free speech and association. The police will inevitably be more bold using them against the weak rather than the strong. The exact opposite of what we should want.
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Kristian Niemietz
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"...things that British lawmakers and police officials believe are more arrestable offences than demanding holy war. โ€” Silently praying near an abortion clinic. [...] โ€” Misgendering someone online. [...] โ€” Making nasty jokes in a private group chat."
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Lenin and Stalin were far worse leaders than Nicholas II in every measurable and meaningful sense.
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David Frum
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No Russian leader since Tsar Nicholas II has done his country so much harm, so fast, as Vladimir Putin. He has isolated Russia from world trade, made the ruble worthless, destroyed 25 years of economic gains in a a week. 1/x
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@DamCou @wheelswordsmith I have a philosophy degree. I can't help it.
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David Veevers consistently using the stupid progressive neologism 'enslaved people' for 'slaves' while actually cheering on an African slaver kingdom because they were anti-British(!) is both morally disgusting and a neat refutation of that whole progressive language project.
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@Varangian_Tagma Incredible that the Empire held Anatolia through centuries of Arab invasions and then lost it in a few years against the Turks.
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@Hieraaetus Anti-Christian hostility is the pretty obvious shared motive.
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Of course the obvious take-away is that Christians should talk about Original Sin a lot more. That's the correct way to stand up to the shrieking of bigoted, ignorant bullies.
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@rockpapershot 7000 Christians are killed for their faith each year, including 3 Catholics in France only two weeks ago. How do you possibly think this kind of language is acceptable?
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Humanists are, of course, dedicated to the rational criticism and scrutiny of all ideas. So when I replied to a 'Humanist mini-Sermon' by Prof Alice Roberts, Pres of Humanists UK, with the mildest of criticism, you can imagine her response . . . She blocked me immediately!
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@AtheistRepublic To come alongside us and share our humanity. To suffer and die as the least of us suffer and die. To take on all our grief, sin, and despair. To overturn death with life, and despair with hope. To bring strength from weakness, victory from self-sacrifice, power from shame.
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@moveincircles Don't even think it's just porn. This sentence is baffling. Why should you need a 'label', how are people supposedly so rebellious and so obsessed with being neatly labelled and filed in a specific place.
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@hemantmehta I mean,this is just daft.
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@TheEconomist Nothing that looks even slightly like buying or selling children. Not now, not ever.
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Ironically the fact "Pagans for Secularism" even exists couldn't be a neater proof of @holland_tom 's 'Dominion' thesis (that Western non-Christians are shot through with Christian assumptions).
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Devon and Cornwall currently have a Covid rate of 1 person in 1000 (on conservative assumptions), and the most vulnerable third of their adult population vaccinated. What possible justification could there be for inflicting another month of effective lockdown on them?
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The oldest profession.
@holland_tom
Tom Holland
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The first person in history whose name we know - Kushim of Uruk - was not a king or a priest, not a warrior or a poet, but an accountant.
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Stella Creasy wants to legalise the murder of fully-formed, viable babies for any reason. This is an evil policy and she must be stopped.
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The Guardian
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No watering-down, no new red tape: it's time to fully decriminalise abortion in England and Wales | Stella Creasy
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@NJ_Timothy Usual Commie anti-Christian and anti-Semitic gibberish.
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So Corbyn threatened a Vote of No Confidence, pulled it two hrs later, tabled a fake vote of no confidence, threatened to upgrade it to a real one, then backed down again. All in one day. Have I missed anything out?๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚๐Ÿ˜‚
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Having read Paradise Lost I've always been baffled by how morally shallow Pullman's take is. Satan in Paradise Lost is charismatic and brash, but he's also consumed by self-obssessed bitterness, and desires only to hurt others in revenge for his own pathetic failure.
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Tom Holland
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"That passage stayed with me for years, and still has the power to thrill me" - @PhilipPullman , in a wonderful essay on Paradise Lost
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Well, it's 8th March and I think the current data does make the Govt's position clearly absurd. But I may be a minority. Full Lockdown is an extreme policy that can only be justified in the most serious conditions. 22+ million vaccinations mean those conditions no longer exist.
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Stephen Wigmore
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So here for Rory Stewart's war on abstractions. Up the Specific, down with the General. Details, accuracy, practicalities!
@RoryStewartUK
Rory Stewart
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The country can be a much better and much happier place if we learn again to focus on the small things that make a real difference to people.
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@BethMooreLPM This is very true. Anyone anathematising 'Critical Race Theory' needs to be very specific about what exactly that means. The prophets are very clear that justice must exist at the level of entire societies, or they will be accursed by God.
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A 30 year old graduate on ยฃ30k will now face a 42.25% tax rate. A 70 year old graduate on ยฃ50k will face a 20% tax rate. This is to pay for the health and social care needs of the elderly.
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Stephen Wigmore
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Going to start a thread on examples of the 'Culture War', or why do people complain about 'Woke'?
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Madeline Grant
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When real, 'adult', 'serious' academics are threatening to deprive hundreds of students of their educations because of a statue is perhaps the point at which we maybe acknowledge that the culture war isn't just some figment of the right-wing imagination
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Inspired by my Grandma, I've decided to vote Lib Dem. I disagree with a number of their policies, but I don't feel I can vote for either Labour or the Conservatives. So they're the alternative.
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Stephen Wigmore
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Spoke to my 93 year old Grandma last weekend. Lifelong Labour voter, said she's "voting liberal" (as she still calls it) because she doesn't trust Corbyn or Boris. Utterly sound.
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Distracted by Covid, the West whistled by as Azerbaijan launched a war of aggression against the Armenians. They're now erasing historic Armenian artifacts to destroy evidence of the Armenian presence in the region.
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Simon Maghakyan
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As I predicted in November, Azerbaijan is moving now to polish out medieval Armenian inscriptions on captured churches. Earlier today, Dr. Ilham Aliyev (yup, the man who wiped out 28,000 medieval monuments in Nakhichevan has a PhD in history!), proclaimed the inscriptions โ€œfakeโ€
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O Blessed Lord, we beseech you; look down in pity and compassion upon your afflicted servant. Break not the bruised reed, nor quench the smouldering wick, but make him hear of joy and gladness again.
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Sky News Breaking
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Downing Street says Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been moved to intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened
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The term 'Judeo-Christian' was invented in the 1930s as a deliberate attempt to include Jews and Judaism in the shared community of the West at a time of rising Anti-Semitism.
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Stephen Wigmore
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I have a theory that large-scale charitable giving, tithing and more, is an artifact of historic Christian culture that will decline steadily.
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Gerry Lynch
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Britainโ€™s richest people are becoming stingier and giving less of their wealth to charity even as their income increases, new research has shown
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Stephen Wigmore
3 years
Wokeness is competitive. These people win prestige by calling things racist that nobody else thought to complain about before.
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Stephen Wigmore
3 years
This is an astonishing cock-up. The narrative around Scottish Independence in Jan-Mar 2021 was based on a polling error! Comres forgot to weight their polls and so were overstating Nationalist support.
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Duncan Hothersall
3 years
Well well, this is quite a significant correction. Three months' worth of independence polling from Savanta/ComRes came out unweighted instead of weighted. Actual support for independence was lower than quoted.
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Stephen Wigmore
3 years
Oh my word, they actually are. Just the weakest bit in the history of stupid talking points.
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Stephen Wigmore
3 years
The South-West is a region of 5 million people and 9,000 sq miles. They now have 260 confirmed cases of Covid and 6 deaths a day. For this, 5 million people are to be imprisoned in their homes for another month, and prevented from sitting with family for 2 months.
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Stephen Wigmore
4 years
Hehe . . . Bearistotle ๐Ÿ˜†๐Ÿ˜†
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