Communities Secretary Sajid Javid has received donations from a pro-fracking US lobby group called the American Enterprise Institute:

The American Enterprise Institute has received more than $1,520,000 from leading fracking company Exxon Mobile:

Mr Javid has just granted the right for private companies to frack under people’s homes in Lancashire – against the protests of more than 18,000 local residents:

No connection, obviously.

Hi sorry its been a while but I have been busy. I suffered a bereavement and it hit me for six. Hopefully I will be back to normal soon. This has not however prevented me from attending our weekly demonstrations Im glad to say.

Today was a particularly miserable day, and for more than one reason. The weather was very dull and miserable and the rain didn’t help. And it was also a bad day for claimants.. well even worse than normal if that is possible.

Its never a good day at Ashton Under Lyne Jobcentre. The claimants have suffered more than others, and have been some of the first victims of the governments evil regime. You can feel the suffering in the air. People are either close to loosing it, or becoming ill as result, or they become aggressive. We saw quite a bit of that today. People storming…

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Some of his victims:

Edward Jacques:

Graham Shawcross:

David Coupe:

David Groves:

Trevor Drakard:

David Clapson:

Annette Francis:

Nick Barker:

Leanne Chambers:

Robert Barlow:

Cecilia Burns:

Mark and Helen Mullins:

Martin Hadfield:

Paul Reekie:

Tim Salter:

Colin Traynor:

Brian McArdle:

Mark Wood:

Linda Wootton:

Chris Smith:

Karen Sherlock:

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With thanks – and apologies – to Joe Wezorek:

Given this image’s inflammatory nature, I posted it with a great deal of trepidation. I had a hard time deciding if it was the right thing to do and I am still not sure. No, I didn’t have the consent of the families of those pictured, and I apologize for any additional pain that this image causes them.

‘War Minister’ is meant to be…

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Recently, I moved into a house. I must have my poker face on because my mom keeps asking me why I’m not more excited.

I didn’t think that I would ever move into a house. In my mind, I believed that my forever and ever housing arrangements would be rentals and subsidized apartments.

A house that my kids and I belonged to was too much to hope for. For a several weeks, I wake up and look around. I still cannot believe that I have been blessed. Is it a dream? Am I going to wake up in a rundown apartment?

About eight years ago at Christmas time, I was homeless. In some ways, I was lucky. I didn’t have to sleep on an actual sidewalk in an actual cardboard box. I did see plenty of people that had no where else to go. I saw too many children…