Iain Kirk @zuluiain

@knowwhatiare @ZackPolanski Is this true about China's data centres? Do you have any details? However it might be because UK days centres would have rent the sea water off the king!

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Hey @storchyowl, @swfc , really looking forward to tonight. With the improvements is there going to be plenty of food available on the kop? Last season I gave up because of a) Voldemort! But b) it was always running out so went hungry a few times. #swfc

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@TheWordSWFC I've gone for digital, went for the cool designed physical ones last year. If I'd paid for a physical one this year I wouldn't have been overjoyed out then being blank. It deffo makes them memorable and collectable.

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Roger Gall @Shambles151

a month ago

Andy Burnham has still not lifted Yvette Cooper's proscription which sees thousands of good people arrested as terrorists just for holding placards. Please RT this until the Labour Govt which inflicted it (but incredibly still expects our votes) - lifts it. Thank you.

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@RomneyRicketts @BBCBreaking That's funny as fuck, cheers 👍

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@Windywowwow @BBCBreaking I wouldn't say no impact, but not significant other than all the dog whistling, not compared to other things like climate change, war, cost of living, water shortages. Also, the majority of valid asylum seekers are coming as a result (direct or indirect) of UK foreign policy.

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@SFimagery @BBCBreaking How about a reality check for you, my comment was about what the BBC reports, not how climate change is affecting (or not) any other part of the planet. So I would suggest you kindly shut the fuck up.

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@Tommy_Pavero @BBCBreaking I'm not saying reducing the UK's emissions would have any impact, but what we can do is adapt and protect people. But the point is the country as a whole is already suffering from climate change and other enviro impacts such as water shortages. Addressing it now can only help.

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@BBCBreaking This is actually hilarious, all the farage fan girls having a pop. I never actually said I wanted any of these immigrants, but just pointing out the BBCs anti-migrant bias whilst almost zero reporting on the changing climate and it's actual current impact on people and economy.

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@BBCBreaking How about reporting on the state of the climate, or something else that actually has an impact on people's everyday lives?

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@tom_stone1 @BBCBreaking I'm not saying any specific persons claim is valid, and that is the role of UKVI to determine.

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@ThinkOnNow1 @BBCBreaking Thank you, I appreciate your constructive comment.

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@tom_stone1 @BBCBreaking Anyone from any country has the right to claim asylum, that's the whole point of the refugee convention, whether their claim is valid and they should have their claim approved is a different story.

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@tom_stone1 @BBCBreaking There are protections in law based on article 31 of the refugee convention that offer exemptions to that as long as someone arriving without a passport or visa presents themselves as soon as they arrive and claims asylum.

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@rkhargreaves @BBCBreaking The costs are trivial, especially compared to the many (mostly climate related) issues that the BBC are significantly under reporting on and have much more of an impact.

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Iain Kirk @zuluiain

a month ago

@tom_stone1 @BBCBreaking There are so many things factually incorrect with that statement, but briefly someone arriving via a small boat and claiming asylum isn't illegal, where you out I like it or not. And that £60k is just 🐂💩, tis a fraction of that, and that money goes back into the economy anyway.