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Just like the pillars of ESG and EV fires then.Otherwise its just weasle words
Just like the pillars of ESG and EV fires then.Otherwise its just weasle words
On my own nothing (no man is an island)And do what?
Where I'd be looking to solve the problem is going to the source, which is all these unelected world bodies dictating policy
They say August is the silly season.Oh, these "world bodies" are organising the boats, and those who ride in them?
Gotcha
They say August is the silly season.
People are leaving Afghanistan because the Taliban are doing what the illuminati tell them to do.Oh, these "world bodies" are organising the boats, and those who ride in them?
They're legally obliged to when they become aware of people in distress.They call out the RNLI, lifeboats don't just decide to go on their own accord.
Whatever comparison you wish to make, to focus in the extensive way the BBC do on such small occurrences, 1 death every 50 days, is to play a political game.You think we are being played by loony left news organisations because they report deaths that are a very small number compared to deaths on the roads.
By extension, you are pushing your road death narrative wrongly because there are much bigger killers around.
But you are not addressing this?Whatever comparison you wish to make, to focus in the extensive way the BBC do on such small occurrences, 1 death every 50 days, is to play a political game.
4 homeless people per day die in the UK who would probably not of died had they had a suitable place to live. (this is 200x greater in numbers than migrants dying crossing the channel)
Why are they homeless? there is a massive housing shortage
Why is there a massive housing shortage? because we need to find homes for 600,000 migrants per year entering the country, they must come first for some reason.
May be the narrative should be; if we could stop the inward immigration then we could save four homeless people dying every day - homeless people dying must not be newsworthy in the far left minds of the BBC.
Why doesn't the government do something about it.because we need to find homes for 600,000 migrants per year entering the country, they must come first for some reason.
I think that gant always goes to the sauce to solve the problems....
Where I'd be looking to solve the problem is going to the source, ...
Why focus on the BBC? Is no one else reporting it?to focus in the extensive way the BBC do on such small occurrences, 1 death every 50 days, is to play a political game.
You are intenionally trying to digress the discussion, and with several false narratives:Whatever comparison you wish to make, to focus in the extensive way the BBC do on such small occurrences, 1 death every 50 days, is to play a political game.
4 homeless people per day die in the UK who would probably not of died had they had a suitable place to live. (this is 200x greater in numbers than migrants dying crossing the channel)
Why are they homeless? there is a massive housing shortage
Why is there a massive housing shortage? because we need to find homes for 600,000 migrants per year entering the country, they must come first for some reason.
May be the narrative should be; if we could stop the inward immigration then we could save four homeless people dying every day - homeless people dying must not be newsworthy in the far left minds of the BBC.
On my own nothing (no man is an island)