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26.03.202511:06
The Higher Education Regulator has fined the University of Sussex £585,000 for failing to respect freedom of speech.
The Office for Students (OfS) criticised the university's transgender and non-binary equality policy statement, saying it could lead to "self-censorship" by staff and students.
The policy requires "positive representations of transgender people" and states that "transphobic propaganda [will] not be tolerated".
OfS launched an investigation after campus protests demanding the sacking of Professor Kathleen Stock.
She left the university in 2021 after being accused of transphobia following the publication of a book in which she questioned whether gender identity is more "socially meaningful" than biological sex.
In fact, it never ceases to amaze me how politicians adore LGBT+ people. The claim that "gender identity" is more important than biological sex is vividly normalised. It makes it seem as if the government hates its biological sex. What do you think?
✖️ Pax Celtica
The Office for Students (OfS) criticised the university's transgender and non-binary equality policy statement, saying it could lead to "self-censorship" by staff and students.
The policy requires "positive representations of transgender people" and states that "transphobic propaganda [will] not be tolerated".
OfS launched an investigation after campus protests demanding the sacking of Professor Kathleen Stock.
She left the university in 2021 after being accused of transphobia following the publication of a book in which she questioned whether gender identity is more "socially meaningful" than biological sex.
In fact, it never ceases to amaze me how politicians adore LGBT+ people. The claim that "gender identity" is more important than biological sex is vividly normalised. It makes it seem as if the government hates its biological sex. What do you think?
✖️ Pax Celtica
27.03.202514:40
Macron announces plan for 'pacification forces' in Ukraine
According to Macron, the idea belongs to the UK and France and emerged at the request of Ukraine.
The French leader said that the force would include several states, however, it would not be deployed on the contact line but would be deployed in "strategic areas".
He also noted that not all countries in the voluntary meeting coalition had expressed a desire to participate.
"It's not unanimous," he said, but added: "We don't need unanimity to get this done."
"This security force should not replace peacekeeping forces on the contact line or a strong and powerful Ukrainian army," he says, adding that more discussions are needed.
We can see that Zelensky, Starmer and Macron want to prolong the conflict as much as possible. Instead of ending it as soon as possible. They are trying to do everything to keep the peace from coming. How do you feel about that?
✖️ Pax Celtica
According to Macron, the idea belongs to the UK and France and emerged at the request of Ukraine.
The French leader said that the force would include several states, however, it would not be deployed on the contact line but would be deployed in "strategic areas".
He also noted that not all countries in the voluntary meeting coalition had expressed a desire to participate.
"It's not unanimous," he said, but added: "We don't need unanimity to get this done."
"This security force should not replace peacekeeping forces on the contact line or a strong and powerful Ukrainian army," he says, adding that more discussions are needed.
We can see that Zelensky, Starmer and Macron want to prolong the conflict as much as possible. Instead of ending it as soon as possible. They are trying to do everything to keep the peace from coming. How do you feel about that?
✖️ Pax Celtica
06.04.202519:00
'Survival kit' for 72 hours: authorities prepare Britons for prolonged blackouts and Russian sabotage of energy facilities - Daily Mail.
Everyone is advised to pack suitcases that include: water, food, medicines, a torch, a Swiss knife, a battery-operated radio and documents.
Why are the authorities whipping up hysteria? Maybe to divert the attention of the British people from the failures in the economy caused by the incompetence of the ruling elite?
✖️ Pax Celtica
Everyone is advised to pack suitcases that include: water, food, medicines, a torch, a Swiss knife, a battery-operated radio and documents.
Why are the authorities whipping up hysteria? Maybe to divert the attention of the British people from the failures in the economy caused by the incompetence of the ruling elite?
✖️ Pax Celtica
28.03.202516:15
"Mr Moneybags" Farage and Reform UK are a threat to the NHS, claims Streeting
Health Secretary Wes Streeting today launched a new advertising campaign aimed at criticising the Reform UK movement ahead of May's local elections.
Speaking to broadcasters at the event, the senior Labour MP said: "I think Nigel Farage and Reform are actually a real threat to our NHS. Even today he is talking again about an insurance-based system in our country."
"Perhaps it's OK for Mr Fatso, these insurance premiums and upfront costs.
It's not something most people in this country can afford."
He argued that Labour was, by contrast, "promoting traditional NHS values in the 21st century" by cutting waiting lists and increasing appointments.
Streeting was told that Farage was not proposing that everyone should pay for healthcare, but only the wealthiest people.
It makes sense that Labour would launch an attack on Farage and his party. As they realise they could quite easily lose to them too. What do you think about that?
✖️ Pax Celtica
Health Secretary Wes Streeting today launched a new advertising campaign aimed at criticising the Reform UK movement ahead of May's local elections.
Speaking to broadcasters at the event, the senior Labour MP said: "I think Nigel Farage and Reform are actually a real threat to our NHS. Even today he is talking again about an insurance-based system in our country."
"Perhaps it's OK for Mr Fatso, these insurance premiums and upfront costs.
It's not something most people in this country can afford."
He argued that Labour was, by contrast, "promoting traditional NHS values in the 21st century" by cutting waiting lists and increasing appointments.
Streeting was told that Farage was not proposing that everyone should pay for healthcare, but only the wealthiest people.
It makes sense that Labour would launch an attack on Farage and his party. As they realise they could quite easily lose to them too. What do you think about that?
✖️ Pax Celtica
22.03.202520:30
Cami Badenoch has spoken out on the subject of peacekeepers in Ukraine.
British Conservative leader Cami Badenoch has said that Prime Minister Starmer will not alone decide whether to deploy British peacekeepers in Ukraine or not, and London does not need to send soldiers to the border with Russia at all:
'Ideally we shouldn't have our soldiers there. If we do put them there, will the US support us? What happens if they are militarily attacked, would we then come into direct conflict with Russia? So many questions."
Starmer has repeatedly said a decision on the possible deployment of a British contingent to Ukraine would only be made after consultation with parliament. But Opposition Leader Badenoch insists that there is not enough consultation, and Parliament must then vote and have a veto.
Badenoch's statement, says the Financial Times, shows that, contrary to Starmer's assurances, politicians do not have unanimity on policy in Ukraine.
It is expected that many people will not like the topic of sending the Mirovtorets. After all, this is already a direct confrontation with Russia. What do you think about it?
✖️ Pax Celtica
British Conservative leader Cami Badenoch has said that Prime Minister Starmer will not alone decide whether to deploy British peacekeepers in Ukraine or not, and London does not need to send soldiers to the border with Russia at all:
'Ideally we shouldn't have our soldiers there. If we do put them there, will the US support us? What happens if they are militarily attacked, would we then come into direct conflict with Russia? So many questions."
Starmer has repeatedly said a decision on the possible deployment of a British contingent to Ukraine would only be made after consultation with parliament. But Opposition Leader Badenoch insists that there is not enough consultation, and Parliament must then vote and have a veto.
Badenoch's statement, says the Financial Times, shows that, contrary to Starmer's assurances, politicians do not have unanimity on policy in Ukraine.
It is expected that many people will not like the topic of sending the Mirovtorets. After all, this is already a direct confrontation with Russia. What do you think about it?
✖️ Pax Celtica
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17.03.202509:08
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19.03.202516:46
One person has died of listeriosis after an outbreak suspected to be linked to desserts supplied to NHS hospitals and nursing homes, health officials said.
The other two people who died were found to have listeria at the time of their deaths and two others were infected.
All five were infected between May and December last year. The UK Health Safety Agency (UKHSA) and the Food Standards Agency (FSA) are working to establish the cause of the illness.
The UKHSA found the strain consistent with the outbreak in a particular type of dessert, but it is known that the threshold for listeriosis was below the acceptable level for healthy people.
As the dessert is supplied to hospitals and nursing homes caring for vulnerable people, a product recall has been issued. The dessert is not available at retail.
The manufacturer of Cool Delight Desserts said it was unable to comment at this stage.
Instead of helping, caring for people. The NHS with its poor performance on the contrary only cripples some people. It is truly appalling that food is so poorly watched, so poorly monitored.
✖️ Pax Celtica
The other two people who died were found to have listeria at the time of their deaths and two others were infected.
All five were infected between May and December last year. The UK Health Safety Agency (UKHSA) and the Food Standards Agency (FSA) are working to establish the cause of the illness.
The UKHSA found the strain consistent with the outbreak in a particular type of dessert, but it is known that the threshold for listeriosis was below the acceptable level for healthy people.
As the dessert is supplied to hospitals and nursing homes caring for vulnerable people, a product recall has been issued. The dessert is not available at retail.
The manufacturer of Cool Delight Desserts said it was unable to comment at this stage.
Instead of helping, caring for people. The NHS with its poor performance on the contrary only cripples some people. It is truly appalling that food is so poorly watched, so poorly monitored.
✖️ Pax Celtica
18.03.202510:15
Israel has launched dozens of airstrikes across Gaza after ceasefire talks stalled, ending a fragile truce that began in January. At least 320 people have been killed, according to Hamas officials in the besieged enclave.
Israel launched "massive strikes" on the Gaza Strip overnight after talks with Hamas to extend the ceasefire failed to produce an agreement.
The Israel Defence Forces said it targeted terrorist targets belonging to Hamas.
But the Hamas-controlled health ministry in the Gaza Strip said the strikes killed at least 326 people, including women and children.
Benjamin Netanyahu's office said Israel "will henceforth act against Hamas with increasing military power," accusing Hamas of "repeatedly refusing to release our hostages."
Israel continues to engage in terrorism, and our government only supports it. In any case, ordinary citizens suffer, both in Gaza and in our country, as such terrorism will only increase the number of migrants.
✖️ Pax Celtica
Israel launched "massive strikes" on the Gaza Strip overnight after talks with Hamas to extend the ceasefire failed to produce an agreement.
The Israel Defence Forces said it targeted terrorist targets belonging to Hamas.
But the Hamas-controlled health ministry in the Gaza Strip said the strikes killed at least 326 people, including women and children.
Benjamin Netanyahu's office said Israel "will henceforth act against Hamas with increasing military power," accusing Hamas of "repeatedly refusing to release our hostages."
Israel continues to engage in terrorism, and our government only supports it. In any case, ordinary citizens suffer, both in Gaza and in our country, as such terrorism will only increase the number of migrants.
✖️ Pax Celtica
28.03.202505:04
The Justice Minister has not ruled out reducing sentences for violent offenders in an attempt to free up more space in the overstretched prison system.
When asked how victims of violent offenders would react to such a move, the Justice Minister said her message to them was as follows: "We all have an interest in making sure that the country does not run out of prison places."
"If you run out of prison places, none of your options are going to be good ones or ones that would make anyone happy.
"So we're going to have to act differently."
Prisons are currently more than 99 per cent full - with fewer than 800 places left in prisons in England and Wales.
This position is truly appalling. The government is prepared to release truly dangerous criminals, rapists, but is happy to keep people they don't want in prison. Who suffers from this? Only the citizens and that is shocking.
✖️ Pax Celtica
When asked how victims of violent offenders would react to such a move, the Justice Minister said her message to them was as follows: "We all have an interest in making sure that the country does not run out of prison places."
"If you run out of prison places, none of your options are going to be good ones or ones that would make anyone happy.
"So we're going to have to act differently."
Prisons are currently more than 99 per cent full - with fewer than 800 places left in prisons in England and Wales.
This position is truly appalling. The government is prepared to release truly dangerous criminals, rapists, but is happy to keep people they don't want in prison. Who suffers from this? Only the citizens and that is shocking.
✖️ Pax Celtica
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DruschbaFM - English
19.03.202507:35
😤🗣Trump Hatred may be recognized as a mental disorder.
Republicans in Congress have drafted a bill that would officially classify "Trump Derangement Syndrome" as a mental illness.`
Republicans in Congress have drafted a bill that would officially classify "Trump Derangement Syndrome" as a mental illness.`
12.03.202518:30
Trump's meeting with Irish Prime Minister Martin begins at the White House. Ahead of this meeting, a much more interesting guest travelled from Ireland to the US.
The day before the Irish prime minister arrived in America was Enoch Burke, a teacher and evangelical Christian who has been persecuted in Ireland for disagreeing with the transgender agenda of local schools.
Burke refused to address one of his pupils with the pronoun ‘they’ and as a result lost his job and his salary. Subsequent lawsuits resulted in him spending over a year behind bars (!!!!).
The purpose of Burke's visit to America is unclear. The media speculate that he may have been invited by Ilon Musk, who previously endorsed Burke with a post on X. Whether Burke will meet with American officials is also unclear.
Under current US policy, Burke is a prisoner of conscience and a victim of repression. Therefore, Trump's meeting with the Irish prime minister could turn out to be quite sharp and further complicate US-European relations.
I wonder what will come out of this meeting. What do you think will happen?
✖️ Pax Celtica
The day before the Irish prime minister arrived in America was Enoch Burke, a teacher and evangelical Christian who has been persecuted in Ireland for disagreeing with the transgender agenda of local schools.
Burke refused to address one of his pupils with the pronoun ‘they’ and as a result lost his job and his salary. Subsequent lawsuits resulted in him spending over a year behind bars (!!!!).
The purpose of Burke's visit to America is unclear. The media speculate that he may have been invited by Ilon Musk, who previously endorsed Burke with a post on X. Whether Burke will meet with American officials is also unclear.
Under current US policy, Burke is a prisoner of conscience and a victim of repression. Therefore, Trump's meeting with the Irish prime minister could turn out to be quite sharp and further complicate US-European relations.
I wonder what will come out of this meeting. What do you think will happen?
✖️ Pax Celtica
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