"Farming needs to stop".
— James Melville (@JamesMelville) August 2, 2023
Good luck finding food then.
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Our taxes paid for the educashun of cretins like this!
The ultimate goal of the climate change fanatics is to drastically reduce the world's human population, starvation is the swiftest method.
As per The Times:
"Children are arriving at school unable to say their own names or drink from cups, The Times Education Commission’s final report will reveal this week.
It will call for a kind of “five-a-day” initiative to encourage parents to talk to and play with their children, similar to the healthy eating campaign.
The year-long inquiry into the state of education in the UK, which heard evidence from dozens of experts, publishes its final report on Wednesday. It exposes the inequality within schools and calls for a laser-like focus on education, particularly in the early years.
A head teacher from Nottinghamshire said that her school spent little time on literacy or numeracy in reception because it had to focus on basic care. Some four and five-year-old children joined reception class unable to say their own names and having drunk only from baby bottles. One child was brought to school in a shopping trolley.
She told the commission: “We’ve got about 50 per cent of the children in reception and nursery who are not toilet-trained. We have to employ care workers just to change nappies. We’ve got children who are still drinking from bottles with teats when they start school. They are four years old and their language will include the word ‘bot-bot’, because that’s their communication for ‘Can I have a drink please?’"
A kitten of a few weeks will use a litter tray, wash itself and be able to feed itself!
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Nanny, in a rare display of common sense, is considering plans for a minimum entry requirement for university. Students without English and maths GCSEs, or two grade Es at A-level, would not be able to attend university in England.
Suffice to say universities are bleating that this caps aspirations and is bad for individuals, the economy and society.
The universities are wrong, if you do not have a basic grasp of the "three Rs" how the hell can you cope and prosper (academically and intellectually) in university?
Charlie, a 20-year-old student from Devon, explains why he is protesting in Bristol today. There’s some language. pic.twitter.com/28k5SHNssM
— Conor Gogarty (@ConorGogarty) March 30, 2021
The state of these feckless fuckers!
The Nanny state has produced this self entitled pea brained waste of space.
Our tax £'s well spent!
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Unsurprisingly Ofsted has reported that the lockdown has caused a regression in children's' education, eg reading and writing has regressed as has attention spans etc.
None of this is surprising, as lockdowns cause immense harm.
However, what is shocking is that the lockdown has result in issues with children regressing to nappies and no longer being able to use a knife and fork.
There is something fundamentally wrong with a society where parents are incapable of teaching their own children how use a knife an fork!
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Oxford students could get bumped-up grades if their exam performance was affected by George Floyd's death https://t.co/Tsg7tkWjPg
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) June 16, 2020
Astonishing really. Leader of Independent Police Advisory group asked by Ch4 news if a Churchill statue should be removed. “I haven’t actually met him.” pic.twitter.com/JFvVcWg2Ek
— (((Basil 🤞 Bruschetta ✡️ 👁))) (@SirBasilBrush) June 14, 2020
A very worrying lack of fibre being displayed!Higher education. https://t.co/dv4Otvj1dG pic.twitter.com/ix2YEp9M7a— Christopher Snowdon (@cjsnowdon) September 3, 2018
"Prof Holmes, vice-chancellor of the University of Bolton, who drives a vintage Bentley Continental, also has a 30ft yacht moored on Windermere and believes academics should not hide their wealth.I am so old that I remember a time when there weren't so many universities, nor students and zero student debt (apart from the debt between parent and student!); because there weren't university fees, and students were awarded a means tested grant.
“I have had a very successful career. I hope students use their education to get a good job and then they can have a Bentley. Do you want to be taught by someone who is successful or a failure?” he said.
Prof Holmes’ taste for luxury is partly funded through an inheritance from his father, a property developer, but he also earned £222,120 in 2016, up from £202,500 the year before."
I am an actual state someone help pic.twitter.com/160mC5j9I4— Natalie Smith (@natalie5mith) May 7, 2017
“You can't rule out a whole area of intellectual endeavour without having investigated it and clearly they haven't investigated what they mean by white philosophy.Unfortunately, Sir Roger's reasoning may well be ignored, even so called "educated" people (or those who seek to be "educated") can be remarkably bigoted and cretinous.
If they think there is a colonial context from which Kant's Critique of Pure Reason arose, I would like to hear it."
"That’s what’s insidious about declaring Plato “White” too easily: such a move threatens to obscure the contingency of history, in which the man Plato was not “White” because that term takes its twenty-first-century meaning not from skin-coloring but from a centuries-long (but not THAT many centuries!) narrative of Capitalist-formed human slavery, nationalist-based empire-building, and–I grant this point–attempts to co-opt texts like those of Homer and Euripides and Plato as parts of a “Western Canon,” a movement that claims them as part of a project of “civilization” undeniably tied up in the story of how northern and western Europeans became “White” as opposed to the Asian and African and American tribes over whom they won military supremacy."Maybe the snowflakes should read that first beofre unleashing their 21st century prejudices on a long dead philosopher.
The Duke of Westminster's key to success. Priceless. https://t.co/mkPfwwttO3 pic.twitter.com/ydGupCD59H— Katie Martin (@katie_martin_fx) August 10, 2016
University students are struggling to read whole books because they find them too challenging, according to academics— Graham Hambly (@PQMagazine) April 15, 2016
Be sure to get some tongue action in the bakery section. pic.twitter.com/VvzmIj5TDo
— Mark Sparrow (@MarkGSparrow) April 3, 2015