UsForThem co-founder Molly Kingsley makes a great point that the answer to extreme materials found online - whether it is violence, porn or extreme ideologies - isn't to reinforce them in the classroom; children should be shielded from it in the first place. 

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There are more rules to protect our pensions from conflicts of interest than to protect our health from conflicts of interest.

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🚨🚨UK Government refuses to say whether Parliament will get a vote on the WHO's Pandemic Accords
There was a debate yesterday on the World Health Organization (WHO) Pandemic Accords in the UK Houses of Parliament. The Minister was asked multiple times to give assurance that Parliament would have its

UsForThemUK 🌟 Or why did we close schools or why did we use a PCR test or did you look at mask evidence or when they were not at risk nor a risk to others,why did we vaccinate children?

£300,000 a day is an awful lot of money for an inquiry that has failed to address the most basic of questions: did lockdowns do more harm than good?
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The answer to protecting kids online isn't to lower the bar of what we teach them to meet the lowest common denominator of the rabid junk they encounter on their phones. It's to aspire to protect them from encountering dangerous online content in the first place.

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We spent months researching our safescreenscampaign campaign.
Every bit of research led us back to the fact it’s the smartphones that carry the most harm for kids. Today The Times and The Sunday Times joins the call for a ban on smartphones for U16’s.
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🚨🚨UK Government refuses to say whether Parliament will get a vote on the WHO's Pandemic Accords
There was a debate yesterday on the World Health Organization (WHO) Pandemic Accords in the UK Houses of Parliament. The Minister was asked multiple times to give assurance that Parliament would have its

The ambitions of the individuals & corporations who largely fund the WHO are not in the best interests of the people. This is not a 'conspiracy theory' as my MP John Penrose dismissed my concerns.

Thankfully some MPs are now realising the grave threat this Treaty poses.

Serious concerns raised by UK Parliamentarians on the World Health Organization (WHO) Pandemic Accord project, from yesterday's UK House of Commons debate.

Danny Kruger: 'We know what the real agenda of the WHO is from the drafts that have been submitted in recent months. It wants to have binding powers

'No pandemic treaty is better than a bad pandemic treaty'.

UK former Attorney General Suella Braverman MP bang on the money in yesterday's parliamentary debate on the World Health Organization (WHO) Pandemic Accords.

'I am profoundly sceptical about the World Health Organisation’s ability to manage a

Every politician who supported lockdowns should be made to read Eve's account of being pregnant and cut off from society, shut in with her abuser.

Because tragically, for many who were told to 'stay at home, protect the NHS and save lives', home was the least safe place to be.

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The ‘one-size-fits-all-vaccination regardless of need, impact or effectiveness.

'We are still some way off getting to a text which can be agreed”, says Minister Rt Hon Andrew Stephenson MP in this PM's UK House of Commons debate. With less than two weeks to go and the public and Parliament in the dark about the substance of these generationally important texts the only

Good observation by Matt Ridley (additionally, vaccinating low-risk children to protect adults is ethically unjustifiable):

'Preventing transmission was the excuse used for vaccinating children, yet when that excuse evaporated, the policy continued.'
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This is welcome although it doesn't negate the need for a full Select Committee investigation into the CDU as well as private sector organisations - e.g. PayPal - who debanked 'dissident' organisations during the pandemic. UsForThemUK 🌟

In UK something similar happened: the opposition was so focused on showing that Johnson had handled the pandemic badly, that it supported policies purely to show him up, rather than for the broader good. So much of the pandemic rhetoric was: ‘because the Tories have been so