UsForThem 1
Inspired by Karam's work ⬇️on the latest non resident denizens of Tufton St HellMouth, I'm attaching some web back up, and tips on how to spot it.
If you're new to this, U4T are to child and school advocacy as TPAlliance are to taxation fairness.
Deadly and Toxic.
Inspired by Karam's work ⬇️on the latest non resident denizens of Tufton St HellMouth, I'm attaching some web back up, and tips on how to spot it.
If you're new to this, U4T are to child and school advocacy as TPAlliance are to taxation fairness.
Deadly and Toxic.
https://twitter.com/karamballes/status/1420040653434675206
U4T2
Their public claim is some sort of unspecified advocacy of child rights by people who care for children. And that dear friends is about as deep and detailed as it gets.
But you don't need to dig much to ask why they have a political agenda running through their marketing.
Their public claim is some sort of unspecified advocacy of child rights by people who care for children. And that dear friends is about as deep and detailed as it gets.
But you don't need to dig much to ask why they have a political agenda running through their marketing.
U4T3
I won't step into the state vs. private schools debate for fear of the distraction - note they do, without a plan!
But I will say, regardless of your politics, I've never heard anyone on the private school side of the line arguing they're acting in the interest of all kids
I won't step into the state vs. private schools debate for fear of the distraction - note they do, without a plan!
But I will say, regardless of your politics, I've never heard anyone on the private school side of the line arguing they're acting in the interest of all kids
U4T4
This state vs private school thing runs like a nasty brown stain through the whole of their website, if you care to look.
There's an old, and redundant tech on the web called meta tags. It's mostly a time waste, yet someone was passionate enough to obsess on this issue.
This state vs private school thing runs like a nasty brown stain through the whole of their website, if you care to look.
There's an old, and redundant tech on the web called meta tags. It's mostly a time waste, yet someone was passionate enough to obsess on this issue.
U4T5
Which, if you think about it, is surprising because time was something they didn't have.
Johnson's speech was March 11th.
By May 26th a group of grass roots advocates had formed, found each other , aligned on goals and built a fundraising website.
Yep, I'm struggling too
Which, if you think about it, is surprising because time was something they didn't have.
Johnson's speech was March 11th.
By May 26th a group of grass roots advocates had formed, found each other , aligned on goals and built a fundraising website.
Yep, I'm struggling too
U4T6
So let's call that theory 1.
Us For Them is a legitimate spontaneous grass roots child advocacy in the face of #Covid19 that just happened to form while most people new nothing about the disease, no one could gather, talking was hard, and the impact on kids was unclear.
So let's call that theory 1.
Us For Them is a legitimate spontaneous grass roots child advocacy in the face of #Covid19 that just happened to form while most people new nothing about the disease, no one could gather, talking was hard, and the impact on kids was unclear.
U4T7
I'm not a fan of conspiracy theories - there's enough already wrong in the world that needs to be fixed without making stuff up.
And so I have to write off Theory 1 as conspiracy. Not only are the timelines ridiculous, it doesn't explain the private education obsession.
I'm not a fan of conspiracy theories - there's enough already wrong in the world that needs to be fixed without making stuff up.
And so I have to write off Theory 1 as conspiracy. Not only are the timelines ridiculous, it doesn't explain the private education obsession.
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