Seán King

@seanfredk.bsky.social

Retired GP, Ex a lot but still husband dad and grandad…

I see from the BBC that "Kent Police, which made no arrests, described it as a "spontaneous" protest." That's not what I'd call a large number of people in identical black uniforms. But they weren't disrupting our Critical National Infrastructure to Just Stop Oil, so that's all Right then.

Jonathan Portes in July: "Theres a lot of nonsense talked, including on Sky, about the spiralling welfare bill.. as a proportion of our national income.. its lower than it was 15yrs ago & its pretty much back to what it was under Thatcher.. this idea its out of control is just wrong"

Struggling to work out why Jenrick would single out these three Commonwealth countries rather than, say, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, whose citizens have exactly the same rights. It’s a head-scratcher.

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One of the first "outrageous" claims I saw as Jason Arday's media hounding unfolded was that he ran 30 marathons in 35 days! Wow! What a thing to claim! And the newspapers all suggested there was no evidence he actually did it. Well, they clearly didn't look very hard 🙄 🧵 1/26

Photo after Jason's final marathon taken from his archived blog showing Jason surrounded by supporters in orange charity t-shirts

The BBC needs to commission a Panorama on the failures of their own journalist to do their jobs properly. I was always a strong advocate for the BBC but, in the last decade in particular, they have failed miserably in seeking out and uncovering the truth in the political sphere. Shameful.

So driving the wrong way on a dual carriageway is a social media craze. If a platform allows this on its site, close the platform. Surely a democracy must have power to close and prosecute platforms publishing dangerous and illegal behaviour.

Hi Reform UK "While we're on the topic and producing leaflets for men in order to help reduce crime - let's not forget the quickest way to reach criminals & reduce crime in the UK would be to produce a leaflet for wh|te Br|t|sh men reminding them of their civil responsibilities" via Expose Racism

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So Richard Tice, should farmers just "enjoy" low crop yields? Should the thousands who've died from the heatwaves just "enjoy" their premature deaths? What about the families whose homes have burned down in the wildfires? Charlatans with their heads in the sand. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Reform’s Tice says people should stop fighting climate crisis and ‘enjoy’ heat

Deputy leader says it is ‘arrogant’ to try to halt global heating, despite UK being left reeling by summer firewave

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Absolutely not. James Orr, there's a suspicious character. He's in Reform, it says a great deal about the character of this man. At a top university where a young black man was driven to take his own life. Cambridge university has much to answer. Starting with its policy on Racism, is it Reform's?