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EU referendum: nine out of 10 university staff back Remain
yes, and? |
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Academics complaining about things that affect them or may affect them is not a sign of indoctrination, hth
they don't have the power or influence you think they do |
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The brain washing begins at school level , they are well on their way to being traitors to this country before entering uni
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The Vice-Chancellors group actively campaigned to remain.
I think you underestimate the group think in academic settings on funding, free movement etc. |
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IT probably saw a SWP newsstand outside the student union and decided it was evidence of a large far left gathering at the uni rather than annoying people that no one liked
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you can’t compare what happens on twitter or Facebook to the institutional bias that exists in schools and universities etc
It’s a form of indoctrination |
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Donald J Trump into 2.42.
Sleepy out to 1.78. |
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To be fair, I was a tory voter till I started school. It was just incessant brainwashing from then on though. Learn the alphabet, count to ten, nursery rhymes where we had to find something to rhyme with tory scum.
And then uni. I had a long summer to clear my head and see sense but I rocked up on the first day, saw a copy of The Guardian for the first time in my life and I was lost forever. Pray for me and my incredibly weak spirit. |
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There is an arrogance to the intelligencia that I don’t like,
they are too detached from reality On social media at least there is a broad spectrum of opinion ..and most importantly people |
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Nice words from Biden to Trump on the loss of his brother
Makes you think more I read those good words on twitter |
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Presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has offered his condolences to President Donald Trump after his younger brother, Robert Trump, died on Saturday night. The former vice president said he understood the "tremendous pain of losing a loved one" in a tweet directed towards Mr Trump.
After Mr Biden offered the condolences, Mr Trump later shared a video on Twitter that appeared to make fun of the former vice president for his stutter and odd things he's said in interviews. The president provided no context for why he shared the video. |
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I don’t believe that Trump would make fun of someone who stutters
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You only have to look at who the majority of students and graduates vote for to work it out.
no, you don't |
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lfc1971 • August 17, 2020 8:59 AM BST
There is an arrogance to the intelligencia that I don’t like, they are too detached from reality |
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-53796435
USPS: Pelosi to recall the House to 'save' the post office |
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aaron; I politely put it to you that your indoctrination was so successful that you are unaware of it?
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Pelosi getting more and more desperate to get all mail-in voting.
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Trump meanwhile desperate to continue to do nothing to solve a problem he has pointed out and infact his party takes steps to make worse
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Astonishing to see the blatantly left wing bias that sneaks into every subjects in schools and universities
maybe aaron is right and he never noticed , he must have been a very lazy student |
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I was
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 just joking |
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i was too strong to be brainwashed into working hard
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very good :)
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As long as some are wise and some are foolish , and some are lazy and some are busy and some buy and some save
we will have a happy and prosperous people and country |
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Presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has offered his condolences to President Donald Trump after his younger brother, Robert Trump, died on Saturday night. The former vice president said he understood the "tremendous pain of losing a loved one" in a tweet directed towards Mr Trump.
Robert died at the age of 71 while in a New York hospital. He had been reportedly hospitalised in the intensive care unit for several days in June, but details of his illness have not been released. The president confirmed his brother's death in a statement released by the White House on Saturday night. After Mr Biden offered the condolences, Mr Trump later shared a video on Twitter that appeared to make fun of the former vice president for his stutter and odd things he's said in interviews. The president provided no context for why he shared the video. |
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Donald J Trump into 2.42.
Sleepy out to 1.78. . 1.73 / 2.52 Maybe he will be 1.75, or 1.71 tomorrow.  |
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Special Prosecutor finds foxx overstepped her rights, smullet now likely to be prosecuted.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern hit back on Tuesday against U.S. President Donald Trump for saying her country is experiencing a "big surge" in COVID-19, calling the remarks "patently wrong".
Trump sparked uproar in New Zealand when he told a crowd in Minnesota that the South Pacific country of 5 million people was in the grip of a "terrible" upsurge in COVID-19 cases, having earlier succeeded in eliminating the disease. Thirteen new infections were confirmed in New Zealand on Tuesday, taking the country's total number of cases since the pandemic began to 1,293, with 22 deaths. This compares with the U.S. tally of more than 5.2 million cases and 170,000 deaths. "You see what's going on in New Zealand?" Trump said. "They beat it, they beat it, it was like front page they beat it ... because they wanted to show me something. "The problem is ... big surge in New Zealand, you know it's terrible. We don't want that." Ardern said there was no comparison between New Zealand's handful of new cases a day and the "tens of thousands" reported in the United States. "I think anyone who's following COVID and its transmission globally will quite easily see that New Zealand's nine cases in a day does not compare to the United States' tens of thousands, and in fact does not compare to most countries in the world," she told reporters. "Obviously it's patently wrong," she said of Trump's comments. "We are still one of the best-performing countries in the world when it comes to COVID ... our workers are focused on keeping it that way." New Zealand's death rate per 100,000 people, at about 0.44, is one of the lowest in the world thanks to strict lockdowns enforced early in the pandemic. The United States has a death rate of 5.21 per 100,000, one of the highest in the world. Another beating from a strong woman, yikes bunkerboy will be raging! |
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Seventeen States reversing school openings following cluster spikes of COVID amongst students and staff. Doh!
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