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Today's video is from the heart - my effort to counter the tsunami of misinformation coming from the transatlantic far right machine, about Britain and its fantastic capital city that I've called home for most of my life.
youtu.be/WmP2F4dI4Cw
youtu.be/WmP2F4dI4Cw
The Transatlantic Machine Hyping Britain’s “Decline”
YouTube video by Truth To Power
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February 14, 2026 at 11:25 AM
Today's video is from the heart - my effort to counter the tsunami of misinformation coming from the transatlantic far right machine, about Britain and its fantastic capital city that I've called home for most of my life.
youtu.be/WmP2F4dI4Cw
youtu.be/WmP2F4dI4Cw
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Solastalgia is a term that combines "solace" (comfort) and "algia" (pain or suffering). It describes a unique form of distress or sadness that people feel when their familiar environment is changing or being destroyed, often due to environmental degradation, climate change, or urbanization.
November 21, 2024 at 12:58 PM
Solastalgia is a term that combines "solace" (comfort) and "algia" (pain or suffering). It describes a unique form of distress or sadness that people feel when their familiar environment is changing or being destroyed, often due to environmental degradation, climate change, or urbanization.
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If you don't want to read the academic paper for this one, here's a good summary of it that was published in WaPo back in 2015. The biggest impact universal basic income will have will always be on kids. They will grow up to be better, healthier adults with fewer mental disorders.
archive.ph/ps8k1
archive.ph/ps8k1
December 28, 2024 at 5:03 PM
If you don't want to read the academic paper for this one, here's a good summary of it that was published in WaPo back in 2015. The biggest impact universal basic income will have will always be on kids. They will grow up to be better, healthier adults with fewer mental disorders.
archive.ph/ps8k1
archive.ph/ps8k1
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If unconditional basic income existed, this man would still be alive. It's not up to the government to decide who deserves enough money to live and who doesn't. It's a matter of human rights. Conditions on survival income are unacceptable.
UK Tory govt spent £50,000 to stop release of review into disabled man’s death.
DWP wrongly stopped his benefits, leaving him with no income.
He weighed 4.5 stone when body found, eight months after benefits were stopped.
Govt tried to conceal murder.
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
DWP wrongly stopped his benefits, leaving him with no income.
He weighed 4.5 stone when body found, eight months after benefits were stopped.
Govt tried to conceal murder.
www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
DWP spent £50,000 trying to stop release of review into disabled man’s death
Previous government spent almost £1m trying to prevent release of documents in 56 legal cases
www.theguardian.com
January 2, 2025 at 1:06 PM
If unconditional basic income existed, this man would still be alive. It's not up to the government to decide who deserves enough money to live and who doesn't. It's a matter of human rights. Conditions on survival income are unacceptable.
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