Jason Pedlow
Climate change, politics, satire and, well, whatever is on my mind
- Reposted by Jason PedlowAnyone trashing Gary Lineker is doing so because you’ve turned a blind eye to the genocide which has been live streamed to your hand held devices for 19 months. You’re ashamed that you stayed silent and you are desperately seeking to avoid scrutiny. Own it.
- Reposted by Jason PedlowIt's funny isn't it, if all the 'low' skilled workers like Care Workers, Health Workers and farmers disappeared we would all starve to death and die. But if all the 'high' skilled workers, like Bankers, CEOs and Politicians disappeared we wouldn't even notice.
- Reposted by Jason PedlowThey can't fight back, they're an easy target do demonise and if they can get this through, then just about anything's on the table. So far, pensioners, parents with 2+ children, disabled people, refugees, peaceful protesters. People were warned, but oh no! You're a looney lefty...
- Reposted by Jason Pedlow150,000 people will have benefit payments cut by DWP under PIP changes. Not accompanied by assessment of the human cost of arbitrary fiscal rules. Why pick on the disabled? Tax the rich.
- Reposted by Jason PedlowExtraordinary and chilling moment at the UN. Relief chief Tom Fletcher accuses Israel of using starvation “as a bargaining chip.” Urges the Security Council to act decisively to prevent genocide in Gaza.
- Reposted by Jason PedlowThere's always a tweet.
- Reposted by Jason PedlowThe quote from this article: "We have a bonus scheme to protect our most precious resource, which is the senior management team" from the chair of Thames Water is what I'd write on the guillotine if I was that way inclined.
- Reposted by Jason PedlowStarmer explains...
- I'm starting to wonder if Keir Starmer can manage to do ANYTHING right. It's both pathetic and sad. To have that big a majority, that much power to change our country for the better for everyone, but to piss it away on performative cruelty & protecting the rich - the only people who don't need it.
