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I would like to know why almost everyone knows about Stephen Lawrence, but hardly anyone knows about the torture and murder of 15-year-old Kriss Donald? Why did the BBC only report on this story 3 times, compared to 100s of articles on Stephen Lawrence’s murder?

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“I would love to work a 9 to 5, but my health won't let me” This is Kayleigh Unitt. She is running for election to the Welsh Parliament (and will likely win). Kayleigh wants to be paid £80K per year for a job she claims to be ‘too sick’ to do. Do not let this woman into power.

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The horror of this is being ignored by most msm because it doesn’t fit their narrative. Shameful

What I find so blindingly hypocritical is the outrage over Jeffrey Epstein by the left, but not this!

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He gave Queen Victoria chloroform. Then he saved billions of lives with a map. 🇬🇧 In 1853 a London doctor named John Snow was summoned to Buckingham Palace. Queen Victoria was in labour with Prince Leopold, her eighth child. Snow administered chloroform. The Church of England had preached against pain relief in childbirth. They taught that the pain of labour was ordained by God. Women were supposed to suffer. The Queen called it "delightful beyond measure." Overnight, one London doctor had made painless childbirth socially acceptable across the Empire and beyond. But his greatest discovery came a year later. In September 1854 cholera hit the Soho area of London. 616 people died in days. Every doctor in Britain believed the same thing. Cholera was spread by bad air. "Miasma." Every medical textbook said so. Snow did not believe it. He walked door to door across Soho. He asked every grieving family the same question. Where did you get your water? He drew a map of the neighbourhood and marked every cholera death as a black bar at the address where it happened. The bars stacked up like bodies in the street. One street glowed with death. Broad Street. And at the centre of the cluster stood a single public water pump. He took his map to the Board of Health. They refused to believe him. Everyone knew cholera was airborne. The bodies kept coming. On 7 September 1854 he went back. This time they listened. The handle was removed from the Broad Street pump. The outbreak stopped. The pump had been contaminated by a nearby cesspit. One soiled nappy from a cholera victim had seeped into the groundwater. 616 dead. Snow had been right. The establishment still refused to accept it for the rest of his life. He died in 1858 aged 45, a stroke, believing he had not been believed. Twenty years later the world caught up. Every sewer system on earth. Every water treatment plant. Every clean tap in every home. Every public health department. The entire science of epidemiology. All of it is built on one English doctor's map. The Broad Street pump still stands today on Broadwick Street in Soho. The handle has been permanently removed. A memorial to the doctor who walked the streets of London and changed the world. This is your history. Your tap is his memorial. Help us find the next John Snow. proudofus.co.uk/support Be part of us. Be Proud Of Us. 🙏🇬🇧

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