#Politicians

Matt B. Redmond

mattredmond

Thread re: How the early church responded to a plague.A few days ago I started reading *The Patient Ferment of the Early Church* by Alan Kreider. It's an interesting read

Robert Patrick Lewis

RobertPLewis

Pretend you don't know the arrival of COVID on US soil is closely linked to the Chinese delegation visiting to sign a contract with President Trump where, for the 1st

Mig Greengard

chessninja

1) Biden saying it himself and 2) his saying “Putin” instead of “Russia” or “Russian government.” Capo to capo, it matters. Putin has been dictator for 20 years and is

Prof Colin Talbot (Shielding: Month 10)

colinrtalbot

I have been pondering the question I posed y'day about why a Government so supposedly interested in “data science” seems incapable of handling data about C19 with any semblence of

Grant LaFleche

GrantRants

The political #COVID19 debate has heated up in Niagara, on social media at least, with people attacking @mustafahirji and at least one regional councillor caught between questioning the MoH, pushing

Neglectful Gardener: #BLM One Human Race, 1 Planet

SimonPease1

The Roadmap: Part 2 (Only 8 tweets. )1. Brexit has taught something important, and it may not be what you think.Brexit has created an opportunity, and again, it may not

PLEASE STOP KILLING US!!!! 💔

CarmenTS

My bf has a friend. This friend has parroted phrases like “Democrat*c establishment.”This friend told my bf in 2018 he wanted to run for US Congress House seat in his

erin pineda

erinrpineda

It’s very interesting to compare mainstream reactions to the respective crises of science vs the humanities in the US. Faced with widespread public distrust of science, the spread of anti-vaxxer

Sunshiny

sunnshiiny

Obviously there are untreated mental health issues here. The question to ask ourselves is how is Republican far right toxic propaganda destabilizing those with mental health concerns (vulnerability) so effectively?https://twitter.com/macfar

suhas palshikar

PalshikarSuhas

On the controversy over 'celebrities' making similar statement supporting stand of MEA --- what do we learn? /1 Similarity of statement suggests signatories are dumb or conspiring by approving a

Alexander Heffner

heffnera

I want to reflect on how societally we can reduce the disinformation-terrorist nexus after publishing today’s new pod w/@QanonAnonymous. (Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2hQidTDtsFocxf9KpJ3gFX.) The first and most important

Gyorgi

TweetGyorgi

My parents are from Armenia, which was part of the former USSR. My grandfather, when registering for the military, changed his last name on the spot so as not to

The Suburbanist

The_Suburbanist

1/ A few hundred single-family homeowners want an agreement that will prevent any of them from increasing density. How can they coordinate this? 2/ Ideally, all property owners would sign

Leonardo Carella

leonardocarella

A first stab at explaining *this* is about the level of political control of the state machinery in the US and UK. Continental-style bureaucracies - outside and inside the EU

Charles Onyango-Obbo

cobbo3

A world haunted by genocide denial: During & after the Holocaust, as with Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur, there was a deliberate campaign of misinformation & lies produced by “respectable” academics

Bob Moran

bobscartoons

If a government chooses not to act in response to a naturally occurring virus which spreads around the country and kills people, it should not be held accountable for those

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