#Austerity

Faraz Shibli

farazshibli1

Since I spoke to @BritishGQ about strategies for coping with lockdown, I’ve been thinking more about the concept of resilience – and how it's often twisted and weaponised against certain

Chenjerai Kumanyika

catchatweetdown

Let me say this. The concept of "listening" as applied to the leaders of large organizations and their workers is one of the most misunderstood and depoliticizing concepts out here

Bethany 🌈

ba_pearson96

I've been reflecting on the number 20... how I relate it to Social Work after the webinar @SW_student_con. So I thought I would create a thread of 20 things I'm

Thomas Fazi

battleforeurope

[thread] I’m sorry to disagree with my good friend Dirk Ehnts (@DEhnts) but this analysis is just wrong. Here’s why https://twitter.com/BRAVENEWEUROPE1/status/1246844644203335680 MMT makes a crucial distinction between countries that have

Sophie Mattholie

SophieMattholie

I'm not shielding but this has made me really angry. It's yet another example of how little disabled people mean to the government - we're so expendable that this didn't

Bhavna Maharaj

BhavMaharaj

My favourite festival starts today. An annual reminder that I can be every woman, all the women in my head, any woman I choose to be. #Navratri2020 Day 1: Shailaputri,

Femi😷

Femi_Sorry

This thread is pretty cool.Because I'm me, I'm obviously going to explain how each point relates to Brexit in a new thread.https://twitter.com/SamuelObe_/status/1259205296624414721 Many people are willing to accept No-Deal Brexit

Damon Evans

damocrat

I‘m a democrat. I believe in democratic elections. I don’t believe in attempting to topple governments, unless it is *absolutely* necessary.We had an election in 2019. We lost. We may

Papatag ist jeden Tag

einbieler

Some thoughts on Brazil's 2016 coup, Dilma Rousseff, and # lula livre.Hopefully I can at least convince you that there is a strong possibility Dilma was a participant in the

Sean Jones QC

seanjonesqc

"Let's get going" and Brexit's message drift /1 Brexit was sold on an implicit (and occasionally explicit) promise: that it was a solution to a problem. The root problem was

Gabrielle Colleran

ProfSuperJunior

Bit of a philosophical threadWhen we ask questions The importance of the information we get And what we can infer from the responsesIs determined by the quality of the question

Tom Williams

shirleymush

There's just no credible defence for the approach Starmer has taken in this context. You cannot professionalise the party when you defend- and indeed hire- people who are verifiably incompetent,

Shambuka

RishiShambuka

They tell you about Shabri all the time, they tell you about Kevat but very carefully avoid the conversation around Shambuka. Who was Shambuka? Why was he beheaded by Rama?

Taslim Jina

tasjini

It’s 1:30 in the morning and I can’t sleep but I’m thinking about property and ownership and how it’s bothering me.This will be a sleepy, rambling thread. You’ve been warned.Earlier

labour transformed

LabTransformed

The results of last week’s elections and the Labour Party’s responses to them suggest that the leadership and Party right would rather reduce Labour to an irrelevant husk than reckon

Shaun Lawson

shaunjlawson

Lies, incompetence and lack of capacity. That's the theme running through all this. Lies from the Tories for a decade. Incompetence economically, on Brexit, and they've taken it to a