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🧵 We live in one of the wealthiest countries in the world, and yet people in the UK are going without the essentials we all need to get by. We can’t always deal with what life throws at us on our own, and we need a system in place that supports us all. ⤵️
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🧵 We live in one of the wealthiest countries in the world, and yet people in the UK are going without the essentials we all need to get by. We can’t always deal with what life throws at us on our own, and we need a system in place that supports us all. ⤵️

Trussell

153,728 views • 3 years ago

COL. DOUGLAS MACGREGOR: We don't live in the late 19th century. "We don't need to sail the US Navy into some place, level the guns, blow a few people apart and demand access to whatever it is we want." "We live in a world where access can be achieved without military power."
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COL. DOUGLAS MACGREGOR: We don't live in the late 19th century. "We don't need to sail the US Navy into some place, level the guns, blow a few people apart and demand access to whatever it is we want." "We live in a world where access can be achieved without military power."

The National Conversation

18,112 views • 6 months ago

A hugely significant day in UK politics no matter where you are. The political landscape has been changing for quite some time and today map was redrawn. But people are united on one thing; change! Where does Northern Ireland fit into all of this? It's clearer than ever to me that while people are talking about Reform the party, we need Reform of Stormont. We don't know what the future holds, but one thing is certain, we need to guard against all eventualities and the last thing we want is to be without a devolved government. We need a robust system that can't collapse. We need to know that whoever is in Govt in Westminster, that we are in charge of our future. No one else can solve or care about our problems apart from us. Reform of Stormont has now just become an absolute essential. We must be able to govern ourselves no matter who is in No 10.
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A hugely significant day in UK politics no matter where you are. The political landscape has been changing for quite some time and today map was redrawn. But people are united on one thing; change! Where does Northern Ireland fit into all of this? It's clearer than ever to me that while people are talking about Reform the party, we need Reform of Stormont. We don't know what the future holds, but one thing is certain, we need to guard against all eventualities and the last thing we want is to be without a devolved government. We need a robust system that can't collapse. We need to know that whoever is in Govt in Westminster, that we are in charge of our future. No one else can solve or care about our problems apart from us. Reform of Stormont has now just become an absolute essential. We must be able to govern ourselves no matter who is in No 10.

Sorcha Eastwood MP

42,349 views • 2 months ago

Central Banking removed power from the people in every place on earth and gave that power to the people that control the banks of the world. Prior to 1913 the people had the control. The Government of the day could never go against you because the people had the ability to veto them Enter 1913 the creation of the Federal Reserve, the people lost their power as they were now able to bypass the people. They took your power but in actual fact, they gave your power to those that run the banking system.
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Central Banking removed power from the people in every place on earth and gave that power to the people that control the banks of the world. Prior to 1913 the people had the control. The Government of the day could never go against you because the people had the ability to veto them Enter 1913 the creation of the Federal Reserve, the people lost their power as they were now able to bypass the people. They took your power but in actual fact, they gave your power to those that run the banking system.

Mickamious

26,776 views • 1 year ago

We reject the 1914 amalgamation of Nigeria. It was a colonial construct imposed by the British without the consent of our people. No foreign power had the moral or legal authority to determine our national identity or political future. We are Biafrans. We are a free people.
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We reject the 1914 amalgamation of Nigeria. It was a colonial construct imposed by the British without the consent of our people. No foreign power had the moral or legal authority to determine our national identity or political future. We are Biafrans. We are a free people.

Mighty Valor

14,238 views • 4 months ago

Psychologists define power as “control over access to resources.” A person has power if they can determine whether you get a paycheck, or whether you can move into a certain neighborhood, or a join a certain organization. It is about access to material resources rather than about esteem or regard that lives in the minds of people. Power is evolutionarily novel. In small-scale hunter-gatherer societies, no single human gets to control access to resources. But in the modern era, humans now have the ability to stockpile resources, command large militaries, win the favor of large numbers of allies, and use organized force. Power necessarily entails violence or the threat of violence. If someone tried to control access to critical resources without the backing of violence, others would simply take what they have. The communist dictator Mao Zedong famously said that “Power grows from the barrel of a gun.” Olympic athletes have high status; they are prestigious and generally well-regarded. But they don’t control access to resources. They don’t have power. Nightclub bouncers and doormen don't necessarily have high-status, but they do have power; they control access to who goes in and out of nightclubs.
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Psychologists define power as “control over access to resources.” A person has power if they can determine whether you get a paycheck, or whether you can move into a certain neighborhood, or a join a certain organization. It is about access to material resources rather than about esteem or regard that lives in the minds of people. Power is evolutionarily novel. In small-scale hunter-gatherer societies, no single human gets to control access to resources. But in the modern era, humans now have the ability to stockpile resources, command large militaries, win the favor of large numbers of allies, and use organized force. Power necessarily entails violence or the threat of violence. If someone tried to control access to critical resources without the backing of violence, others would simply take what they have. The communist dictator Mao Zedong famously said that “Power grows from the barrel of a gun.” Olympic athletes have high status; they are prestigious and generally well-regarded. But they don’t control access to resources. They don’t have power. Nightclub bouncers and doormen don't necessarily have high-status, but they do have power; they control access to who goes in and out of nightclubs.

Rob Henderson

18,284 views • 3 months ago

The foundations of a successful country are simpler than most people think–productive citizens, a civil environment, and peace. If you understand that framework, you should be able to understand where we are in the big cycle of political and social order and disorder. History shows us that when the causes people are willing to fight for are more important to them than the system, the system is in jeopardy.
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The foundations of a successful country are simpler than most people think–productive citizens, a civil environment, and peace. If you understand that framework, you should be able to understand where we are in the big cycle of political and social order and disorder. History shows us that when the causes people are willing to fight for are more important to them than the system, the system is in jeopardy.

Ray Dalio

125,487 views • 1 month ago

There are no tents for those who survived the massacre in Rafah. They have no where to go. 1000s others who were displaced from Rafah northward are also still without tents. All have no access to water, sanitation or health services. The conditions of life are simply not there.
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There are no tents for those who survived the massacre in Rafah. They have no where to go. 1000s others who were displaced from Rafah northward are also still without tents. All have no access to water, sanitation or health services. The conditions of life are simply not there.

Nour Odeh 🇵🇸🍉 #FreePalestine

702,267 views • 2 years ago

Ordinary Australians have had enough of the radical left hating on our country. Australia is one of the safest countries in the world to live in, has a better hospital system than most other countries and a generous welfare system when needed. Yet some in our community want to burn our flag and degrade this country. Ordinary people are saying no more and peaceful protests are being organised for August 31st and beyond.
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Ordinary Australians have had enough of the radical left hating on our country. Australia is one of the safest countries in the world to live in, has a better hospital system than most other countries and a generous welfare system when needed. Yet some in our community want to burn our flag and degrade this country. Ordinary people are saying no more and peaceful protests are being organised for August 31st and beyond.

Councillor Steve Christou Libertarian Party

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Public libraries are a vital hub for communities nationwide, yet in Stockport the Council is reducing staffed opening hours. This threatens to leave many people isolated and without access to these critical services. My question to the Leader of the House today👇🏽
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Public libraries are a vital hub for communities nationwide, yet in Stockport the Council is reducing staffed opening hours. This threatens to leave many people isolated and without access to these critical services. My question to the Leader of the House today👇🏽

Navendu Mishra

30,145 views • 2 years ago

We need to have a hard conversation about the future of healthcare in America. Insurance companies are reporting profits are down which means they’re about to ask us to pay more for a product that already isn’t meeting our needs. Is that really where we want to keep sending our money? For many people, there are other options, like pairing a lower-cost catastrophic plan (for major illness or trauma) with self-pay or direct care for routine needs like mammograms, lab work, colonoscopies, and checkups. In many cases, paying out-of-pocket for these services can cost less than premiums. As a surgeon, I’m asking myself: if a patient came to me for breast reconstruction without insurance, how could I price that fairly and transparently? Doctors and patients have the power to create a better system…one where we set prices that make sense and ensure access without the middleman. Being uninsured isn’t the same as being unprepared. What if we reimagined healthcare so that patients are covered for the big things and have affordable access to everyday care, without feeding a system that fails us? Curious to hear your thoughts. Would you consider this approach? I am.
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We need to have a hard conversation about the future of healthcare in America. Insurance companies are reporting profits are down which means they’re about to ask us to pay more for a product that already isn’t meeting our needs. Is that really where we want to keep sending our money? For many people, there are other options, like pairing a lower-cost catastrophic plan (for major illness or trauma) with self-pay or direct care for routine needs like mammograms, lab work, colonoscopies, and checkups. In many cases, paying out-of-pocket for these services can cost less than premiums. As a surgeon, I’m asking myself: if a patient came to me for breast reconstruction without insurance, how could I price that fairly and transparently? Doctors and patients have the power to create a better system…one where we set prices that make sense and ensure access without the middleman. Being uninsured isn’t the same as being unprepared. What if we reimagined healthcare so that patients are covered for the big things and have affordable access to everyday care, without feeding a system that fails us? Curious to hear your thoughts. Would you consider this approach? I am.

Elisabeth Potter MD

27,788 views • 11 months ago

Brad Raffensperger sent mail ballots to everyone in 2020 and he gave the ACLU access to the ENet statewide voter registration and election management computer system. They had an ACLU activist in all 255 precincts who had access to the system so they knew who voted, who didn’t vote, how they voted, and they had the ability to clear the system of who had an absentee ballot but voted in person. The ACLU activists had access to this system from their personal laptops. The ACLU is NOT a nonpartisan organization. They are a prominent member of Democracy Inc. who actively works against the Trump administration so for them to have this type of access to who voted or not is criminal. The ACLU’s involvement in the 2020 election must be part of the FBI’s investigation and the worthless republicans need to add wording to the SAVE Act that addresses partisan nonprofits involvement in our elections. Additionally, Fulton County commissioner Bridget Thorne verifies some of what Marilyn Marks said including that the recounts were fraudulent, that ballots were added, that ballot images were not uploaded, etc. People were prosecuted for trying to get to the truth of what happened in 2020, including Tina Peters who is rotting in prison.
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Brad Raffensperger sent mail ballots to everyone in 2020 and he gave the ACLU access to the ENet statewide voter registration and election management computer system. They had an ACLU activist in all 255 precincts who had access to the system so they knew who voted, who didn’t vote, how they voted, and they had the ability to clear the system of who had an absentee ballot but voted in person. The ACLU activists had access to this system from their personal laptops. The ACLU is NOT a nonpartisan organization. They are a prominent member of Democracy Inc. who actively works against the Trump administration so for them to have this type of access to who voted or not is criminal. The ACLU’s involvement in the 2020 election must be part of the FBI’s investigation and the worthless republicans need to add wording to the SAVE Act that addresses partisan nonprofits involvement in our elections. Additionally, Fulton County commissioner Bridget Thorne verifies some of what Marilyn Marks said including that the recounts were fraudulent, that ballots were added, that ballot images were not uploaded, etc. People were prosecuted for trying to get to the truth of what happened in 2020, including Tina Peters who is rotting in prison.

The Researcher

81,100 views • 5 months ago

ELON: STARLINK WILL MOVE THE GDP OF COUNTRIES "Once you have access to the internet, you have access to all the world's information. But if you don't have access to the internet, or it's too expensive or low bandwidth, then you cannot access the MIT lessons. You can't access all the information, and you can't sell the goods and services that you produce. So, internet connectivity is certainly a candidate for one of the things that would do more to lift people out of poverty than anything else because they can now sell their goods and services, learn anything, and work better. Without connectivity, they cannot." Source: Milken Institute
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ELON: STARLINK WILL MOVE THE GDP OF COUNTRIES "Once you have access to the internet, you have access to all the world's information. But if you don't have access to the internet, or it's too expensive or low bandwidth, then you cannot access the MIT lessons. You can't access all the information, and you can't sell the goods and services that you produce. So, internet connectivity is certainly a candidate for one of the things that would do more to lift people out of poverty than anything else because they can now sell their goods and services, learn anything, and work better. Without connectivity, they cannot." Source: Milken Institute

Mario Nawfal

16,366,978 views • 2 years ago

☝️“In one of the US laws that explicitly mentions Russia, the stated goal is to "democratize" the Russian Federation. Can you imagine us setting a goal in our own domestic legislation to "democratize" the United States? You know, that is at least impolite. But in principle, we could do it, and there are reasons for that. Everyone is well aware that twice in US history, a president has come to power who was elected by a majority of electors but had a minority of voters behind him. Is that democratic? No. Democracy is the power of the people, the power of the majority. How is it possible that a person is elected to the highest office in the state by a minority of voters? There is such a problem in the US Constitution. But we are not demanding that you change your Constitution, are we?” - President Putin.
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☝️“In one of the US laws that explicitly mentions Russia, the stated goal is to "democratize" the Russian Federation. Can you imagine us setting a goal in our own domestic legislation to "democratize" the United States? You know, that is at least impolite. But in principle, we could do it, and there are reasons for that. Everyone is well aware that twice in US history, a president has come to power who was elected by a majority of electors but had a minority of voters behind him. Is that democratic? No. Democracy is the power of the people, the power of the majority. How is it possible that a person is elected to the highest office in the state by a minority of voters? There is such a problem in the US Constitution. But we are not demanding that you change your Constitution, are we?” - President Putin.

🇷🇺Russia is not Enemy

249,262 views • 9 months ago

Pay attention to what Sen Victor Umeh had to say about Mark and his team I know my voice is not loud and I don't have money to pay anyone or any media house to defend Mark Okoye But again I ask, where is Mark Okoye expected to get money from when the FG is yet to disburse funds to his commission? With the level of work Mark and his team has done in the last one year? Politicians will come and sponsor hate against him and y'all are running with it? I don't know how we became this impatient as a people but no real progress can happen without the kind of solid foundation Mark is building at SEDC I'm super proud of him and will not even hesitate to defend him when I see sponsored attacks Real recognises Real ✌️
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Pay attention to what Sen Victor Umeh had to say about Mark and his team I know my voice is not loud and I don't have money to pay anyone or any media house to defend Mark Okoye But again I ask, where is Mark Okoye expected to get money from when the FG is yet to disburse funds to his commission? With the level of work Mark and his team has done in the last one year? Politicians will come and sponsor hate against him and y'all are running with it? I don't know how we became this impatient as a people but no real progress can happen without the kind of solid foundation Mark is building at SEDC I'm super proud of him and will not even hesitate to defend him when I see sponsored attacks Real recognises Real ✌️

JACK The Builder™

19,231 views • 5 months ago

In New York, a pair of masked climbers are in police custody after scaling the top of the Empire State Building's antenna. While there, they unfurled a banner that read, "When the power of love beats the love of power, the world knows peace." The duo then descended to a platform, where one of the climbers got down on one knee and appeared to propose. They were later arrested. It's not clear how they gained access to that part of the famous skyscraper. A spokesperson for the building simply called their efforts "unauthorized."
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In New York, a pair of masked climbers are in police custody after scaling the top of the Empire State Building's antenna. While there, they unfurled a banner that read, "When the power of love beats the love of power, the world knows peace." The duo then descended to a platform, where one of the climbers got down on one knee and appeared to propose. They were later arrested. It's not clear how they gained access to that part of the famous skyscraper. A spokesperson for the building simply called their efforts "unauthorized."

PBS News

17,138 views • 26 days ago

The power of the people is always greater than the people in power. We must use our voice to demand a government that works for and by the people.
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The power of the people is always greater than the people in power. We must use our voice to demand a government that works for and by the people.

Cory Booker

59,716 views • 1 year ago

If romanian democracy falls, the entire world democratic system is at risk. Romania is part of EU, NATO and is one of the most important allies of the US in the Eastern Europe. If international community just stays indiferrent and enjoys the horrible political show that is playing now in Romania, this will leed to an international legal precedent where a constitutional court will take the power of the vote from the people and give it always to the politicians. That will be the end of democracy as we know it, world wide. EU are you watching? US are you listening?
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If romanian democracy falls, the entire world democratic system is at risk. Romania is part of EU, NATO and is one of the most important allies of the US in the Eastern Europe. If international community just stays indiferrent and enjoys the horrible political show that is playing now in Romania, this will leed to an international legal precedent where a constitutional court will take the power of the vote from the people and give it always to the politicians. That will be the end of democracy as we know it, world wide. EU are you watching? US are you listening?

Călin Georgescu OFFICIAL ACCOUNT

569,688 views • 1 year ago

"I worked for the Speaker of the House. I worked for the President of the United States. One of the things you learn in those jobs is that ultimately no one is fully in charge of anything, and the world is very, very complex. I would read in the Washington Post how Republican leaders had all these plans and they were going to pull things this way or that way. And then I'd get to work and to say that no one had a plan would be a gross understatement. No one had any idea what was going to happen that afternoon. The idea that in a free society somebody is pulling the strings and someone has a nine-step plan and you're just a pawn in it is just very, very implausible. Our society doesn't really work that way. Our elites now are not ultra-competent. You can say a lot of things about them, but I would not say that we have ultra-competent leaders of any institution. I can see the appeal of wanting to believe that it's all a false flag or a plan. But when you actually see the system work—it's both good news and bad news—but nobody's in charge of everything."
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"I worked for the Speaker of the House. I worked for the President of the United States. One of the things you learn in those jobs is that ultimately no one is fully in charge of anything, and the world is very, very complex. I would read in the Washington Post how Republican leaders had all these plans and they were going to pull things this way or that way. And then I'd get to work and to say that no one had a plan would be a gross understatement. No one had any idea what was going to happen that afternoon. The idea that in a free society somebody is pulling the strings and someone has a nine-step plan and you're just a pawn in it is just very, very implausible. Our society doesn't really work that way. Our elites now are not ultra-competent. You can say a lot of things about them, but I would not say that we have ultra-competent leaders of any institution. I can see the appeal of wanting to believe that it's all a false flag or a plan. But when you actually see the system work—it's both good news and bad news—but nobody's in charge of everything."

Michael Shermer

128,354 views • 2 years ago