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Tory MP James Daly Claims Poor Parenting Responsible for Children’s Struggles

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James Daly, the Conservative MP for Bury North, stirred controversy by stating that struggling children in his constituency are primarily…

The image shows a horizontal stripe pattern painted on a rough surface, which appears to be asphalt due to its texture. The pattern consists of several colored horizontal bands: two light blue stripes on the top and bottom with a combination of pink, white, and another pink colored stripe in between, creating a five-striped block of color.\n\nThis pattern is distinctive and reminiscent of the Transgender Pride Flag, which represents the transgender community and includes these specific colors: blue (representing boys/men), pink (representing girls/women), and white (for those who are non-binary, transitioning or consider themselves having a neutral or undefined gender).

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UK Conservative Party’s in transphobia shock

heatherherbert Dec 22, 2023 0

The controversy trail continues for the UK Conservative Party’s deputy chair for women, who's embraced the festive spirit with a…

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Well, We Warned You! UK’s Anti-Trans Stance Could Land it in Some Deep Trouble at the UN

heatherherbert Nov 28, 2023 0

The good folks over at the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) in the UK may soon find themselves persona…

This is a stylized black and white image depicting various elements representing concepts such as justice, control, and possibly socio-economic disparities. \n\nIn the center, there's a figure of a person with a suit and tie and no discernible facial features, striking a dominant pose with one foot raised onto a platform and arms outstretched. To their left, you can see what appears to be a figure in shackles, and a person with a tool, possibly a worker, below. \n\nTo the suspended foot's side, there is a scale, symbolizing justice, being held by another smaller figure. The prominence of the central figure compared to others could suggest themes of power, authority, or leadership. \n\nAbove the scene, a variety of sharp, fragmented shapes emanate outwards, creating a dynamic and somewhat aggressive or energetic backdrop, which could imply chaos, conflict, or intensity in the situation depicted. \n\nThe overall style is reminiscent of certain early 20th-century art movements like futurism or constructivism, which often used stark contrast and dynamic compositions to convey powerful ideological messages. The exact interpretation, however, would depend on the context in which this image is used or the intent of the artist.

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Tory MP Lee Anderson Accused of Pay-to-Switch Politics, Highlights Right-Wing Self-Interest.

heatherherbert Nov 27, 2023 0

Tory MP Lee Anderson has found himself in the midst of a controversy as he alleges a lucrative financial bait…

This is an artwork depicting a montage of various elements that seem to create a commentary on society, politics, and human rights. The central figure has a detailed and segmented face with different textures and colors, reminiscent of a dissected map or blueprint. Words and phrases are scattered across the image, with some of them having a scrambled or encoded appearance, such as \"ANSURIAJMIED,\" \"ASRWAI,\" and \"GUNTRRY,\" suggesting themes like anarchy, confusion, or a sort of esoteric knowledge.\n\nAbove the central figure are the words \"SUPREME COURT\" emblazoned on an archetypical neoclassical government building facade, juxtaposed with planetary orbs, one of which is labeled \"LWURD PLAN.\" The use of capital letters and bold text for \"SUPREME COURT\" suggests it is a central theme or focal point in the image. There is additional text which seems deliberately obfuscated, hinting at legal, political, or social jargon. \n\nThe color palette includes a vibrant mix of blues, oranges, and browns, providing a contrast between warm and cool tones, with dynamic brushwork that adds energy to the scene. In the background, abstract, ethereal forms blend with more structured elements, creating a sense of depth. The entire composition is packed with symbolism and seems intended to evoke reflection on complex societal issues and the interconnectedness of various sociopolitical constructs.

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As UK Struggles Over Asylum Policy, Scotland Stands Out as a Beacon of Hope for Refugees

heatherherbert Nov 15, 2023 0

In a landmark ruling, the UK Supreme Court deemed the UK government‘s scheme to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda as…

The image shows a document with the text \"Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill [AS PASSED]\" at the top, indicating that it may be legislation related to the legal recognition of gender in Scotland. The text \"VETOED\" is stamped across the document in large red letters, suggesting that the bill has been rejected or disapproved by an authoritative body or official with the power to veto legislation. The rest of the text on the document is partially obscured by the veto stamp, so the specific contents of the bill are not visible in this image.

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Will Sunak veto the Gender Recognition Reform bill?

heatherherbert Dec 26, 2022 0

“Faith” as an imperative is a veto against science-in praxi, it means lies at any price. Friedrich Nietzsche After six…

The image shows a large building, The Scottish Parliment, at nighttime with illuminated windows. The architecture features a mix of curved and angular elements, with some parts of the building having what appears to be metal framework visible from the outside. A canopy-like structure covers an area in front of the building, likely indicating an entrance or a covered walkway, with lights casting a warm glow underneath it. The sky is dusky or possibly overcast. In front of the building, there is a street with no visible traffic at the moment, and a pedestrian area with bollards demarcating the edge of the sidewalk. There also appears to be a lone person standing under the canopy structure. The overall scene is quite peaceful and deserted, which is common for urban areas during nighttime hours. The style of the building suggests it might be a modern cultural, educational, or business facility.

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The democratic will

heatherherbert Dec 9, 2022 2

In their time in government, the … have run roughshod over Scotland’s democracy. Scottish Conservatives Today, we look forward to…

The image shows a man standing behind a lectern, appearing to give a speech or presentation. The man has a beard and is dressed in a smart brown blazer, white shirt, and red tie. His hands are open in a gesturing pose which might suggest he is making a point or inviting a question. The background is a plain and vibrant red. The lectern features a slogan: \"Straight talking. Honest politics.\" This slogan is typically associated with political campaigning or messaging, indicating that the scene is likely from a political event or conference.

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You don’t need independence a Labour government will save you

heatherherbert Nov 23, 2022 0

“Their failed immigration system which is not working for British people.” Racheal Reeves As an independence supporter, especially one that’s…

Leadership - Who is more foolish the fool or the fool who follows him?

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The next Tory leader – October edition

heatherherbert Oct 22, 2022 1

To lose one may be regarded as a misfortune, to lose two looks like carelessness. ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’…

The image is a screenshot of a tweet. The tweet is from an individual named Michael Fabricant, who is discussing an incident where he was apparently misdirected into the middle of a protest. He clarifies that despite social media suggesting that he was attacked, he was not physically harmed, although he was subjected to shouted abuse. The specific context relates to an event called #CPC2022, which is indicated by the hashtag used in the tweet. Michael Fabricant expresses his view that the protesters might have thought he was provoking them deliberately, but he confirms that the interaction did not go beyond verbal confrontation. The tweet is timestamped at 4:37 PM on October 2, 2022, and it was made using Twitter for iPhone.

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Media lies

heatherherbert Oct 2, 2022 1

Times ¨journalist¨ Dom Hanschild took to Twitter to claim that Tory MP Michael Fabricant was assaulted by protesters in Birmingham…

The image shows a stack of newspapers with various images printed on them. The newspapers are arranged in a way that they appear to be leaning against each other, creating a visually interesting composition. The images on the newspapers cover a wide range of topics and subjects, including people, buildings, and other objects. The colors used in the images are vibrant and varied, adding to the overall visual appeal of the image.

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Tory MP James Daly Claims Poor Parenting Responsible for Children’s Struggles

UK Conservative Party’s in transphobia shock

Well, We Warned You! UK’s Anti-Trans Stance Could Land it in Some Deep Trouble at the UN

Tory MP Lee Anderson Accused of Pay-to-Switch Politics, Highlights Right-Wing Self-Interest.

As UK Struggles Over Asylum Policy, Scotland Stands Out as a Beacon of Hope for Refugees

Will Sunak veto the Gender Recognition Reform bill?

The democratic will

You don’t need independence a Labour government will save you

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