#Political

Darren McGarvey

lokiscottishrap

With respect to George Galloway's comments about 'jakies' on BBC Scotland, consider this: often an accent perceived as 'rough', conceals insight and intelligence. Similarly, its as often the case that

Clean Air in London

CleanAirLondon

Wonderful to see @KarmenuVella kick off the #CleanAirEU Forum in Bratislava on his last day. Highlights EU funds, enforcement action and technical support. Heating, transport and agriculture must do more

PhilosophiCat

Philosophi_Cat

I want to address this very common objection to getting involved politically and this is for everyone, not just Aussies. As a long time political activist, this is by far

Pam Keith, Esq.

PamKeithFL

In alternate America: Hillary got the first report about coronavirus and immediately summoned all the top epedimiology & other experts to a Blue Ribbon panel tasking them with coming up

Paul Singh

Paul1Singh

If you don’t think the Kremlin has interfered in our democracy then I would like to refer you to the attached articles:https://twitter.com/Paul1Singh/status/1284051721963044865 How Russia hacked the French electionhttps://www.politico.eu/

hombre sobre el computadora

man_on_computer

There is really no reason to be too upset over Trump; he is rather flavorless and vain. He could easily be led around as the People's avatar by appealing to

Chris Hopson

ChrisCEOHopson

1/11 Hmmm, hello Twitter. A new, public musing, thread folllows. Can you tell me what you think of me joining up these six different dots to ask what I think

Asteroid

AlessandraAster

'Trans rights are human rights' thread. This slogan is repeated often. What does it mean? Here follows a short lesson in International Human Rights Law. There are currently nine (or

Udit Bhatia

drbhatia_ud

Thread on Avani Bansal’s piece in the Wire calling for epistocracy in India in the context of covid response & its failures. Some basic issues (more extended critique to follow

Ben Yong

BYMYong

Spads. What do they do, why do they exist? Prompted by comment . There are a no of common complaints: 1. They don’t do anything; 2. They do too much;

Amy Maxmen, PhD

amymaxmen

I spent 8 months investigating how exploitation, poverty & discrimination drove COVID—and why scientists haven’t really addressed these issues, despite studying them for 150 years. “Where is the urgency?” asks

Calliope Ryder

callioperyder

so i know that me saying that crunch is often a stakeholder issue was "spicy", & there was a lovely tweet from someone who wasn't at #pbp21 about this particular

Sami Schalk

DrSamiSchalk

#Thread: Hi. I know it’s a weird time but I wanted to share some good news I got over a week ago when I was grieving & not in a

ribaadom

ribaadom

My great grand father was a Bundist. That's how that side of my family got refugee status in the USSR relatively early, because he knew Communist cadre and they put

🌐🕊AREYOUBEINGSERVED✂️- Squad🎳

50linesonly

https://berniesanders.com/issues/ https://berniesanders.com/issues/welcoming-and-safe-america-all/ https://berniesanders.com/issues/medicare-for-all/ https://berniesanders.com/issues/green-new-deal/ https://berniesanders.com/issues/free-college

Sam Greene

samagreene

Watching the testimony yesterday of the inimitable Fiona Hill, together with David Holmes, I was struck with an answer to a question that has been vexing me for years.(A tangential