Home

CHECK TEST

14 May 2015

neishasrtie

The EU

 

 

A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock.

A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. A lot of poppycock. 

European Union

is in danger of breakup.

 

The media assumes it's hardly a tragedy when Arabs (or Turks) are killed in bombings https://t.co/3ptezhycfz not new, but noteworthy still

— Dr. Roy Schestowitz (@schestowitz) 13 April 2016







 

 

Why we're suing over the £23m NHS data deal with 'spy tech' firm Palantir

Right as the NHS battles 'vaccine hesitancy', why is the government giving a CIA-backed firm – whose spyware has been accused of creating ‘racist’ feedback loops in US policing – a major, long-term role in handling our personal health information, and in England's cherished NHS?

Get the inside story from the journalists and lawyers battling to force transparency from the government on what they're doing with public money – and our health records.

Join us for this free event on 4 March at 5pm UK time/12pm EST.

Hear from:

Cori Crider Lawyer, investigator and co-founder of Foxglove, a non-profit that seeks to make the use of technology fair for everyone

Caroline Molloy Editor ourNHS and openDemocracyUK

Chair: Mary Fitzgerald Editor-in-chief, openDemocracy

Had enough of ‘alternative facts’? openDemocracy is different Join the conversation: get our weekly email

Comments

We encourage anyone to comment, please consult the oD commenting guidelines if you have any questions.

Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0

This article is published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International licence. If you have any queries about republishing please contact us. Please check individual images for licensing details.

Audio available Bookmark Check Language Close Comments Download Facebook Link Email Newsletter Newsletter Play Print Share Twitter Youtube Search Instagram WhatsApp yourData