And this is messaging.
Powerful, emotional, and deeply strategic.

We’re not meant to question it, just feel it.
But if it feels staged… it probably is.

This isn’t about policing how someone mourns.
It’s about recognising the difference between mourning and messaging.
And this is messaging.
Powerful, emotional, and deeply strategic.

This isn’t about policing how someone mourns.
It’s about recognising the difference between mourning and messaging.

#TrumpNotWelcome #ScotlandResists #HereForTheDecentHumans

#AuthoritarianDrift #ReformUK #Farage #DriftWatchUK

This isn’t about English vs Scottish taxpayers. It’s about the wealthy pitting us against each other while they loot the system. Eyes on the real culprits.

No, you just want to keep your rich pals happy. Vile scum

This isn’t a thread of panic.

It’s a thread of wakefulness.
If you’re feeling it too—connect.

Let’s build a quiet resistance.

Compassion-led.
Evidence-aware.
Undefeated.

#AuthoritarianDrift #UKPolitics #StayAwake #CompassionIsResistance

You don’t have to shout to resist.

You can:

Ask calm, awkward questions

Name what you see

Create care where systems fail

Prepare practically, quietly

Refuse to normalise cruelty

You’re not imagining it.

You’re picking up on real shifts:

Reduced protest rights

Surveillance expansion

Militarised policing

Manufactured panic

Punishment of compassion

Watch for terms like:

“Hard to reach”

“Broken Britain”

“Anti-social hotspots”

“Failed asylum seekers”

Each shifts blame.

Each paves the way for restriction, not support.

I work with vulnerable people every day, many with intellectual disabilities or mental health needs.

I’ve seen how systems justify harm with polished words.

So I pay attention to the language of drift.

It always starts quietly.

I see creeping authoritarianism. Wrapped in “public safety.”

Justified by “efficiency.”

Framed as “common sense.”

But it’s control.

Over bodies, dissent, and truth.