A fascist party coming to power.
Led by a man who wants to call himself Chancellor.
In Austria.
A fascist party coming to power.
Led by a man who wants to call himself Chancellor.
In Austria.
You're not fooling anyone Dumuzi - your mates wrote that didn't they?
I grew up where the canal holiday industry was a big employer. Quite a lot of the staff used to work on towed barges in their young day. Legging is definitely how they got through tunnels. Barge poles are used to fend off after being moored up or to prevent collisions in narrow stretches. Once the barge was out the tunnel they'd throw a line to someone on the towpath and hitch back on to the horses.
Specsaviours
A is definitely the lesser of two weevils.
Dear Earth, apart from the many terrible things we have done historically, we, the British, are most recently sorry for David Icke, Andrew Wakefield and now Graham Hancock. We have tried to balance this out but one David Attenborough only goes so far.
One of his kids is a Netflix exec apparently.
Not sure but I bet it has a co.uk tld
As an English person this is highly unfair - we're not all christians.
I'm not arguing that fighting religion with religion is a bad idea - I'm saying they're not very good at it. The last time I checked they'd won 3 rulings out of a possible 32. That's across all cases, not just abortion. In the meantime, religious groups that are not inept are winning cases. And the more headlines TST generate, the more posts like this one pop up across all forms of social media and the less attention people pay to legitimate groups that actually can - and do make a difference.
I would urge you to look further into the histories of the owners of TST, one of who wanted to launch TST by publishing a sequel to Might Is Right a protofascist screed that Anton LaVey cribbed from for the Church of Satan.
I also don't think they're entirely about taking people's money. But they sure do do a lot of that and no one seems to know exactly where that money goes.
Which would be fine if they were actually effective at anything besides trying to get money from people. They've lost every abortion related legal action they've started so far.
By contrast, a religious group (the so-called 'Hoosier Jews for Choice') that aren't inept and can actually be effective and aren't more interested in your bank balance than your politics secured a landmark ruling for abortion rights in April this year.
TST''s finances are utterly opaque - only their two owners (because it is a business) know what comes in and what goes out and they aren't telling. There are much better groups to donate both time, effort and money to instead of some very dodgy group with a worrying reputation.
Sure, but my point is that swearing an oath on a faith based book (of any variety) is not a basis for legality or integrity.