
@fdkin1@mas.to Not wanting to be a member of an organisation that would have me as a member... West Ham, Tesla, COVID, Data, Etsy
Bournemouth, England
Joined June 2009
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Francis Kinsler retweeted
Replying to @TrisOsborneMP
You are all delusional incompetent people and fool no one. Your treasury minister doesn’t even know what a working person is!!!
Francis Kinsler retweeted
Replying to @TrisOsborneMP
You can’t pull the wool over the taxpayers eyes. The truth is out of the box. No amount of gaslighting can put it back. Labour’s contempt for all to see from the secretary of the treasury 👇🏻
Francis Kinsler retweeted
In the doctors to make an appointment , they have a new system to make it quicker . You do it online. Considering the que , don't think they've taken into consideration the elderly , the people who can't read and the people that can't write English. Happy angry Monday morning 🖕
Francis Kinsler retweeted
Replying to @premnsikka
It would be easier to bring the personal allowance back to where it should be, come on government it is still where it was in 2021 and inflation has ever increased. Pathetic policy
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What a heartbreaking week it has been. Sir Patrick Stewart was a friend, a colleague, and a magnificent actor. From the stage to the bridge of the Enterprise, he brought intelligence, grace, and a deep sense of humanity to everything he did. Captain Picard stood for the best of us, and so did the man who played him. I was filled with affection and admiration for him and his work.
My heart goes out to Sunny and his family. He will be deeply missed.
RIP
Patrick Stewart...
Check out Requination's video! #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZN8U3og8d/
Francis Kinsler retweeted
Similar to Covid 🙄 it IS Covid.
NEWS: Thousands of people across Kent are reporting symptoms similar to Covid, with many saying they feel as though they've been “hit by a bus” #kmfmnews
kentonline.co.uk/kent/news/k…
Francis Kinsler retweeted
Tesla is celebrating Halloween this year by having a Cybercab autonomously drive around Austin with skeletons inside haha 🎃
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Yes, it's true. I've avoided Covid until now and someone carrying out work at my home, 'recovering' from Covid brought it to me. Not just in Kent, it's everywhere. The vaccination programme should be extended to everyone annually and not just for the few. @YvetteCooperMP
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I’m pretty angry at Public Health bodies promoting their “wonderful” Flu & Covid vaccine programme, while they fail to mention you have to be a left handed unicorn over the age of 900 to qualify for a Covid vaccine in the UK now*
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Hey there friends, wanted to update everyone. My financial situation has rapidly gotten worse and while this is a major obstacle to not only my efforts, but my daily life as well, I have been drawing energy and inspiration from those around me who refuse to give in or give up.
gofund.me/185171594
PayPal: [email protected]
I used to think that there was no such thing as bad and good luck but lately my perceptions of the topic have changed. I now feel that the random chance of good and bad luck is like the weather, and that we must endure the storms as well as the calm days if we are going to get to where we are supposed to be.
Maybe it's fate, maybe our lives are meant to play out like a predetermined script, and the bad days have to happen, no matter how bad they seem at the time.
I think of all of my bad days, and the good, and all of the variables that lead me to both, and I now see them all as necessary, to get me to where I am going.
I hope "where I'm going" has more good days than bad, but even on my worst day, I still have much to be proud of and happy for.
I want to continue my efforts to help others and raise awareness, I am struggling, and I do need help, but despite my struggles I will continue to be an unflinching advocate for others, and for the reality of our situation.
I have no choice but to keep pushing while trying to find full time work, and I have no choice but to reach out to others to help me continue my efforts and stay afloat. I am here to help, to raise awareness, and to promote the idea that the public needs to be educated, protected, and supported in this new world with Covid.
Promises are hard to keep, but my stubborn resolve is an asset to me, and because of this I have no problem promising that I will keep working for others, echoing the reality of Covid, and doing everything I can to enact change.
I am struggling, but I am no stranger to it, so I will do my best for as long as I can with the hopes that I can find more work to relieve the pressure, so I can focus more on the task at hand.
Thank you to all who have and will support my efforts, I appreciate it more than I can adequately express.
DM for any Questions or Advocacy Assistance requests.
Francis Kinsler retweeted
What’s the point of the Covid inquiry if we are in the 13th Covid wave now & we are using PPE like it’s 2010 & aren’t testing for Covid on admission, staff who have Covid don’t have to test, & nhs staff aren’t on the eligible list for Covid vaccines?
He knows he is sick but thinks he is too important to take time off so he goes in I fecting other staff and patients. Does everyone remember 'r'? 🤔🙄
Hi Leo. Can we all agree that NHS staff should have respirators during COVID outbreaks and, if they develop symptoms, stay at home rather than risk infecting others? What people choose to do personally is up to them, but I think this is crazier?😷
Credit: youtu.be/n9v49YhY5oE
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Replying to @ConstantineNo1
To me this is boardering on criminal! This man knows he's ill, but still works, then suddenly he decides when he feel too bad, that it's time to stop infecting others! We urgently need a review of infection control in hospitals. These HCWs should know better!























