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Why not write to your MP? Dear [MP’s Name], Re: Urgent Concerns Regarding Ed Miliband’s £30 Billion Carbon Capture Plan I am writing to express my serious concern about the actions of the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, Ed Miliband, and to urge you to challenge what I believe may amount to misfeasance or malfeasance in public office. Mr Miliband’s proposal to spend £30 billion of taxpayers' money on carbon capture and storage (CCS) is deeply misguided. CCS is an unproven and unreliable technology, with a track record of failure and underperformance. A comprehensive 2022 report by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis found that “the majority of CCS projects have underperformed, failed outright, or simply never materialised.” In contrast, a similar investment—£30 billion—could fund the construction of approximately six modern nuclear power stations. South Korea’s APR-1400 reactor model, successfully deployed in the United Arab Emirates, offers a compelling example of cost-effective nuclear development. The four Barakah reactors, with a total capacity of 5.6 GW, are expected to supply around 25% of the UAE’s electricity at a cost of approximately £18–20 billion—and crucially, were delivered close to schedule and budget. France’s historical nuclear program also proves that a consistent, standardised rollout of nuclear infrastructure can deliver low-carbon energy at scale, affordably. By the 1990s, France was producing over 70% of its electricity from nuclear, thanks to efficient planning and strong political will. Unlike CCS, nuclear power requires no speculative technology to sequester emissions. It produces consistent, reliable base-load electricity, and during summer months could cover the vast majority of the UK’s energy needs. Furthermore, nuclear assets are ideal for long-term institutional investors—including pension funds—because of their predictable, inflation-linked returns. By contrast, CCS, wind, and solar remain volatile, intermittent, and risk-laden from an investment perspective. Given the overwhelming evidence against CCS as a viable large-scale solution, Mr Miliband’s decision to prioritise it over proven, cost-effective alternatives like nuclear is deeply troubling. I believe this course of action represents a negligent misuse of public funds, driven more by ideology than sound science or economics. I urge you to raise this matter in Parliament, question the rationale behind this spending commitment, and push for a reassessment of our national energy priorities. The UK deserves an energy strategy that is grounded in technological reality and fiscal responsibility. Thank you for your continued service to our constituency. I look forward to hearing your views on this matter. Yours sincerely, [Your Full Name]

For the cost of Milibrain's Carbon Capture folly (£30bn) we could have 6 nuclear power stations delivered in 8 years, which don't need carbon capture and which would provide nearly all of our summertime demand for electricity at vastly lower cost. Net Zero is a Cult and its high priest is Miliband. A manmade CO2 Climate Crisis is the lie that is being used to tax away your wealth and regulate away your freedoms. #StopNetZero https://youtu.be/EgHbCqzQGkc?t=4557

Home Affairs Committee, call for evidence. https://committees.parliament.uk/work/9176/ We have until Thursday 21 August 2025 to comment on the introduction of a MANDATORY DIGITAL IDENTITY. Although it's not called a "consultation" is is de facto. Thus it should be in line with the case law Gunning Principles. (GPs) For those unfamiliar with GPs her is a link to a short presentation https://youtu.be/sc3hX-EhXuo

This is what RFK has to say about the amendments. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DMQHA_qSCYR/?igsh=NjZiM2M3MzIxNA==

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The full presentation can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/live/Pk4dPjZpCEg?si=CJQ3g_IvCyrXA6qQ

We continue to challenge Net Zero policies at a local level as this is where the true power lies. This was a speech to a community committee at Leeds City Council on Monday 30th June... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiQNKsYoZ0w

The amendment could also lead to increased use of unregulated abortion methods, such as drugs purchased online. As noted above, these are not safe for later-term pregnancies, increasing health risks Decriminalisation also diverts attention from providing support for women who want to continue their pregnancies but face financial or social pressures to abort. A 2022 poll cited by Right to Life UK found that 79% of the population and 84% of women support more aid for such women The amendment could also enable sex-selective abortions by removing legal oversight for women’s actions. This could disproportionately harm women from communities where cultural preferences for male children exist. A 2022 poll showed 89% of the population and 91% of women support banning gender-selective abortion In short, increased risks of coercion, unsafe abortion practices, legal gaps, insufficient support for continuing pregnancies, potential for sex-selective abortions, rushed legislation, and eroded trust in healthcare

Just so every one is actually clear about yesterday's abortion vote: A doctor still cannot legally perform an abortion after 24 weeks unless specific medical exemptions under the 1967 Abortion Act are met. The recent legislative change, as an amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill, decriminalises self-induced abortions for women in England and Wales, removing the threat of prosecution for women who terminate their own pregnancies at any stage. However, this change does not alter the existing legal framework governing medical professionals. Doctors are still bound by the 1967 Abortion Act, which restricts abortions after 24 weeks to cases where: The life of the woman is at risk, or there is a grave risk of physical or mental harm to the woman The change does not, therefore, provide access to safety. Abortion pills are unavailable for late-term use without a prescription, and other methods (e.g., inducing labour) require medical intervention beyond self-capability The decriminalisation hence protects against legal action but does not change the medical impossibility of a safe self-managed late-term abortion. Any attempt would be life-threatening and likely unsuccessful without medical support There is nothing about this vote that protects vulnerable women imho, an argument raised by supporters. For instance, they can't even now say to an abuser pushing them to do this "I won't, it's illegal"

Please support and attend this Wednesday, also share to get eyes on this and help stop the UK sleepwalking into Digital Enslavement. Digital identity systems pose serious risks to rights, security and equality. We believe that everyone should be able to access the same services with ease – whether or not they want you to prove your identity via digital ID. We can stop the government enforcing this onto everyone, as a people we’ve stopped them twice already.. Financial Expert and analyst Melissa Ciummei will highlight the problem, the importance of saying no and easy ways to help stop it.  https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89304572790

It is with great sadness to write that, following a long battle with cancer, Sam Goody, a fellow warrior, has left this realm. Sam was persistent in supporting anyone and everyone who stood up to the tyranny of the past few years. She was definitely one of the "good un's" and has gone way too soon. She will be missed by many. Fly high Sam. ❤

It is with deep sadness and heavy hearts that we share the news of the passing of Sam Goody. Some of you will know Sam through our fight back in 2021/22 against the Covid vaccines Sam touched the lives of so many through the Covid times with her strength and determination to bring the truth kindness, humor, and unwavering friendship. To know [Friend’s Name] was to know someone who truly cared—someone who showed up, who listened, who laughed with us in good times and stood by us in the hard ones. [His/Her/Their] presence brought light into the lives of those lucky enough to call [him/her/them] a friend. We will carry [his/her/their] memory with us, always. Though words feel inadequate, our love for [Friend’s Name] lives on in every story, every shared memory, and every act of kindness we offer in [his/her/their] name. Rest in peace, dear friend. You will never be forgotten. It is with great sadness to write that, following a long battle with cancer, Sam Goody, a fellow warrior, has left this realm. Sam was persistent in supporting anyone and everyone who stood up to the tyranny of the past few years. She was definitely one of the "good un's" and has gone way too soon. She will be missed by many. Fly high Sam. ❤

Call to Action - Write to your MP and ask them for clarity on how they propose that the Pandemic Agreement be brought into UK domestic law. https://www.ukcitizen.org/write-to-your-mp-how-will-the-pandemic-agreement-be-brought-into-uk-domestic-law/

https://www.ukcitizen.org/who-announces-finalised-draft-of-the-pandemic-agreement/ The final update of the progress of the Pandemic Agreement following the World Health Assembly earlier this month.