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- Comment on Footage used in Palestine Action trial contains 'perceived gaps', court hears 3 weeks ago:
Those two missing camera films should contain the start of the violent interaction. What we are left with shows one of the security guards running towards the protestors carrying a hammer and a whip. And we have the physical evidence where the injury on the face of one of the protestors appears to have been made by a hammer. The same protestor has a bruise on his torso from a blow from a sledge hammer. Which when we next see that same security guard, on the videos made available, he is carrying.
How this fracas started is vitally important for the UK’s government proscription of the group. They desperate to portray them as having violent intent. However the same group made a number of attacks on the manufacturing of arms and other materials destined for Israel’s genocidal army but to this point never hurt anyone.
What the missing footage likely shows is that the protestors where violently assaulted by the guards and by the police that subsequently arrived and that they had a fight or flight reaction.
- Comment on A mess 4 weeks ago:
It was foretold!
- Comment on Worm doll I sleep with 1 month ago:
- Comment on Average GPA of a billionaire as per the research by University of Boston is 2.9 Why Valedictorians rarely reach this stage? 2 months ago:
- Comment on aspirations 3 months ago:
This is it: low income folks that graduated in '94 were the last to get full student grants and no fees to pay + renting was relatively way cheaper too.
- Comment on Tankie 3 months ago:
Liberals don’t want truth or justice, they want a self serving narrative that disguises their contempt for people they feel are beneath them.
- Comment on If president abductions are something that can apparently just happen how come Putin or Kim Jong Un aren't in some foreign prison right now? 3 months ago:
That’s a design feature.
- Comment on irl shiny 8 months ago:
You’re talking about cock…roaches, yeah?
- Comment on Call your doctor today 11 months ago:
I’ll never forget DRE now
- Comment on Call your doctor today 11 months ago:
I had my first DRE a few months ago. It felt like the Dr thought my butthole was a dog’s mouth with a piece of chocolate in it.
- Comment on Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is coming to GOG this Spring! 1 year ago:
Henrys here! Almost…
- Comment on Let's all make fun of this stupid astrapotherium. 1 year ago:
Oh look, here comes FlyingSquid.
- Comment on Primitive Technology: Two Walled Tiled Hut 1 year ago:
Sometimes there is poetry in our lives
- Comment on Primitive Technology: Two Walled Tiled Hut 1 year ago:
Imagine, years from now, his technology eventually overtaking the rest of the world’s. Powering his city state with cold fusion. Inventing the first warp drive. Etc
All while the rest of us keep on falling back into anti-science fascism because we can’t figure out how to take the mega-rich’s thumb off the scales of democracy/justice.
- Comment on So this is how my neighbor fixes his fence. 1 year ago:
Me too.
- Comment on So this is how my neighbor fixes his fence. 1 year ago:
it’s beyond the pale!
- Comment on I'm sure everyone remembers 1 year ago:
Yhe lack of traffic in London was amazing
- Comment on I'm sure everyone remembers 1 year ago:
Thank Christ we finally git away from the endless skinny jeans -> baggy jeans cycle.
- Comment on flouride 1 year ago:
Any chemical that can exist as a solid, a liquid and a gas at the same time isn’t safe to put into our bodies!
- Comment on flouride 1 year ago:
Yeah. It’s not an entirely salient point. It does, however, underline the ubiquitous nature of fluorine.
The biggest source of Flourine in the environment is just the normal weathering of rocks that contain it. The biggest of the anthropogenic sources include brick production, phosphate fertiliser application and coal burning.
The minor amount added to drinking water really wouldn’t be the biggest issue if it was as toxic as it’s made out to be.
- Comment on Dinosaurs Still Live 1 year ago:
Mulleted stinkbird thank you.
- Comment on This man is a parody of himself 1 year ago:
These days, you get arrested and thrown in jail if you say you’re English.
- Comment on 10 underrated British sci-fi gems for genre fans 1 year ago:
I remember enjoying Phase IV. But it’s pacing was slow. At the time I thought that the ending had more compelling sci-fi chops than the rest. So it would have been better to trim the movie down to half it’s length; put that ending in the middle of the movie; then progress the story from that point.
- Comment on Too easy! 1 year ago:
He doesn’t know he’s a priest!
- Comment on Ladt book that made you cry. 1 year ago:
It’s unlikely that Mr Freedman and not some LinkedIn MBA in one of the publishing houses is the true cause of this dystopian racket.
- Comment on Anon has an asexual gf 2 years ago:
That’s the way. Don’t let your growth be limited by a psychological chastity cage.
- Comment on Thousands of years ago *smoke machine activates* 2 years ago:
Literal Roman DVD goddess.
- Comment on Anan La Italian BMT 2 years ago:
Ke-Ke Laa Wheatabix
- Comment on Handy guide for today's eclipse. 2 years ago:
I was on holiday in Munich for that eclipse. It was badly overcast there too. When the full eclipse hit in it got really dark so everybody was screaming and yelling at the sky in the park we were in so at least it was a bit of an event.
- Comment on Minimum wage is UK’s ‘most successful economic policy in a generation’ 2 years ago:
To be fair we’ve had various shades of unfettered neoliberalism for near on 50 years; so it’s a policy without an awful lot of competition.
