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The Educators for Peace framework defines peace through a relational model encompassing individual well-being, interpersonal relationships, community harmony, and global citizenship. Rather than viewing peace as passive neutrality, the document asserts that genuine peace education requires active commitments to social justice, anti-racism, climate action, and critical engagement with real-world issues.

Text stating: Prioritise Global Citizenship, Climate Change and Sustainability education in the curriculum."
Summary: Calls for embedding climate awareness, environmental stewardship, and global interconnectedness directly into standard educational curricula.

A paid full-page advertisement titled "To All Governors, Mayors, First Responders..." warning public officials about an impending severe El Niño event, co-signed by notable public figures and scientists, including a QR code to join the letter.

Co-signers:
A two-column list of notable co-signers, including:
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Call to Action & QR Code:
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Screenshot of a 2003 article from The Guardian by Rod Liddle titled, "Should it really be a crime to look at child pornography?"
Utter creep.

A screenshot of an online article from The Spectator by dead fuckwad Rod Liddle displaying a paragraph of text about teaching, with the phrase "I could not remotely conceive of not trying to shag the kids" highlighted in yellow, because the fucker who also said that someone should bomb Glastonbury actually wrote that. He literally said he didnt become a teacher because hed used his power over them to sexually abuse them. Watch how the far right "sAvE aRe kÏĐz lot shit themselves defending him against decent people criticising the dead proto fascist, self prolaimed pedophile.

Full Screengrab Text Transcript (if you can stomach it):

"THE SPECTATOR
I never found out because the one thing stopping me from being a teacher was that I could not remotely conceive of not trying to shag the kids. It seemed to me virtually impossible not to, and I was convinced that I’d be right in there, on day one. We’re talking secondary school level here, by the way — and even then I don’t think I’d have dabbled much below year ten, as it is now called. I just thought we ought to clear that up early on. At my old comprehensive school a few teachers were known to be schtupping the pupils; one of them, a female teacher who was extremely foxy in a Pot Noodle scuzzy kind of way — she copped off with some fifth-form lad, and another teacher (a man with a guitar and a..."

A screenshot of a social media post on X by user Citizen K (@PrimeShade). The text reads: "Nigel Farage is looking more and more like a really weird character from 'The Fast Show'." Below the text is an image of Nigel Farage standing like a fuck-wad in an open field like the wanker he is, wearing a blue double-breasted jacket over a light blue shirt and red trousers.

A meme featuring two black-and-white portrait photos side-by-side above a text caption. On the left is a young Anthony Fauci smiling, wearing glasses, a suit, and a tie. On the right is that cunt Robert F. Kennedy Jr when he was a young prick with long hair, wearing a suit and a tie, looking like a right tosser.
The text below reads: "While RFK Jr was at Harvard, shooting heroin and using his name to skate through life, Fauci was in medical school studying hard and learning stuff. So I think I'll just go ahead and be a tool of the deep state oligarchs and trust a Doctor's medical advice over a Junkie's." At the very bottom, it is credited to Frank Conniff.

A satirical digital collage set against a fiery, apocalyptic background of a war-torn, rubble-filled city with destroyed ambulances. In the upper left, a monstrous creature with the head of Benjamin Netanyahu and an exaggerated, open mouth holds stacks of coins. On the right, Boy George stands in a black jacket with yellow polka dots, a matching hat, and a microphone. Throughout the ruined landscape below, figures of distressed civilians and aid workers navigate the debris and tend to children.

Screenshot from May 2026 of a social media post by The National featuring a headline that reads, "NEW: Anas Sarwar has ruled out ever taking a seat in the House of Lords." Below the text is a photograph of Anas Sarwar in a suit and red tie standing outdoors, with supporters holding "Scottish Labour," "Scotland Needs Change," and "Vote" signs in the background. A caption beneath the image reads, "Anas Sarwar rules out 'ever' taking seat in House of Lords."

A medium close-up of a Thomas Kerr (Mr Fascisty Potato) wearing glasses and talking- an incredible feat for him, with crudely drawn digital overlays added to the image. These overlays include a black hat on his head, bright pink ears and bright cyan feet at his neck. The background is an out-of-focus Glasgow city street with a visible "Bank of Scotland" sign. Even the city buildings are ashamed to be associated with this fascist spud!

A screenshot of an article snippet reporting on then-Prisons Minister Anne Widdecombe’s defense of a controversial shackling policy for female prisoners. The text explains that Widdecombe argued the measures were necessary to prevent escapes—noting that 20 women had escaped from hospitals since 1990—following a protest walkout by prison inspectors at Holloway Prison regarding "over-zealous" security and poor conditions. The screenshot includes a mobile interface overlay indicating, "Swipe for next article."

A social media screenshot of a Glasgow Times article titled "MSP goes on walkabout to look for evidence that 'Glasgow is lawless'." The main image shows a fascist potato dressed as a man in a dark blue zip-up jacket walking in a city center alongside a man in a white t-shirt. Below the post, a user named "meowmeow" has left a sarcastic comment questioning the nature of the "outside" and asking if the potato's "friends are electric."

Two book covers placed side-by-side. The book on the left is 'If We Tolerate This: How the British Establishment Made the Far Right Respectable' by Daniel Trilling, which features a line-art illustration of a frog sitting in a cooking pot. The book on the right is an 'Advance Reading Copy' of 'Political Girl: Life and Fate in Russia' by Maria Alyokhina, published by Allen Lane, featuring a split-color design with white text on top and an orange section at the bottom.

A close-up photograph of a person's hand holding a circular button. The button features an illustration of a figure wearing a trash bin on their head with their arms raised. The text printed on the button reads, "BiN CUNTFACE WITH COUNT BINFACE."

The right side of the broadcast screen features a prominent, bright yellow "BREAKING NEWS" sidebar framing a photograph of Nigel Farage speaking urgently at a podium. The accompanying headline outlines the wildly paradoxical and utterly desperate political maneuver:
"NIGEL FARAGE RESIGNS AS MP TO FIGHT HIS OWN CLACTON BY-ELECTION"
Plus an embedded post from Xitter (formerly Twitter) by Count Binface (@CountBinface). Seizing on the chaos and Farage’s fondness for "The People versus the Establishment" utterly void rhetoric, Binface issues a bold, brave and definitely a call to sense demand to the UK's mainstream political parties:
"Labour, Tories, Lib Dems and Greens: I demand you stand down in Clacton. I will be a unity candidate and pledge to build at least one affordable house.
Leaves him to me."
Media Rollout and Ticker Details
Anchoring the entire scene is the familiar lower-third layout of a Sky News environment, timestamped at 16:55

A news headline that reads, "Reform supporters voted 'tactically' to 'get Starmer out', says Richard Tice." Below the text is a head-and-shoulders portrait of Richard Tice looking toward the camera against a blue background.

A screenshot of a post from the social media platform X featuring a portrait of grifting frogface Nigel Farage, who is wearing a suit and tie in front of a red brick background. Overlaid on the image is the text "NIGEL FARAGE" and "I will evict foreign nationals from council housing". Below the image, the post caption reads "Nigel Farage has announced foreign nationals living in social hou... See more," attributed to the voice of the billionaires (and shit filled skin sack trillionaire) the brit Telegraph.

A screenshot of a news article from The National website, titled 'Political funding is a big issue. Why aren't Unionists interested?' by Mhairi Black. The article features an image, showing a group of hooded protesters standing on a street behind a large, burning blue bin on Ligoniel Road in Belfast during an anti-immigration demonstration.

A screenshot of a social media video showing a large crowd of counter-protestors gathered outside a window. The photo is by a scared pants wetting racist. An anti nazi has added overlay text which reads: "The view for[meaning from] the far right stuck in a pub in Brighton now." A sign in the crowd reads "SMASH THE FASH."

A vibrant, colorful poster pinned to a notice board titled "Carnival Against Fascism," advertising a counter-protest in Brighton on Saturday, June 13th. The poster features a large crowd background and bold text stating, "Racists plan to march in our city, we won't let them!"

A crowd of onlookers from behind watches a demonstration outside the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. In the plaza, a line of police officers in high-visibility vests stands near metal barriers, separating the hate group who hold Scottish Saltire flags and Union Jacks - to threaten. The sandstone facade of the concert hall and the Donald Dewar statue are visible in the background.

A crowd of people gathered outside the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall and John Lewis building during a public demonstration. Police officers stand behind metal barriers, and flags, including the Union Jack, are visible among the crowd while onlookers film with smartphones.

A crowd of people walking away down a wide, stone city sidewalk alongside a multi-story sandstone building. The majority of the people are dressed in casual, dark athletic wear, including black hoodies with hoods up and puffer jackets. In the foreground on the left, a person wearing a black jacket and black cargo pants holds a clear cup with an orange beverage behind their back. Above the crowd, event banners hang from a lamppost, with text reading "Game On Scotland" and "Commonwealth Games Festival."

Photo showing small group of nasty people- one wearing a union jack face covering- in a crowd of anti-fash.

A stylized graphic illustration of a crowd of protesters in silhouette waving flags, featuring a prominent banner in the upper left that reads 'RESIST Hate' and 'Ungagged!'.
Detailed alt text:
A bold blue rectangular block containing the text "RESIST Hate" in white, blocky capital letters.
Directly underneath, a lime-green curved banner features the word "Ungagged!" in a black, casual script font.
Imagery & Composition:
The lower half and right side of the image feature a large, energetic crowd depicted in layered silhouettes.
The figures are shown with raised hands and fists, conveying a strong sense of protest or activism.
Color Palette & Flags:
The silhouettes are rendered in a mix of charcoal grey, sky blue, dark blue, and pops of lime green against a textured grey background.
Several blank, waving flags on poles emerge from the crowd in shades of dark grey, light pink, lime green, and blue.

A screenshot of a news article from The National website, headlined "Anti-racism rally to be held in Glasgow this weekend after disorder." Below the headline, a large photograph shows a dense crowd of protestors marching down a street. In the foreground, demonstrators hold up a large, bright pink banner that reads "WOMEN AGAINST THE FAR RIGHT" and "REFUGEES ARE WELCOME HERE." A police officer stands near a red car on the right side of the march.

A screenshot of an online news article from The National headline reading, "Family of Stephen Ogilvie issues statement following Belfast disorder." The article features a prominent photograph of a yellow and blue police car parked on a wet street behind a stretched red and white police cordon tape, with residential brick apartments in the background. A caption beneath the photo describes it as a police cordon at a stabbing scene in the Kinnaird Avenue area of north Belfast. Below the photograph, introductory paragraphs of the news report are visible alongside a promotional sidebar advertisement that reads "Get involved with the news."

An image divided into two distinct sections:
Top Section: A photograph capturing a tense confrontation on a street. A man seen from behind, wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt and light-colored shorts, is mid-air, executing a kick against a transparent riot shield held by a line of police officers. The officers are equipped in full riot gear, including helmets with visors and high-visibility yellow vests.
Bottom Section: A screenshot of a social media post from an account named Selina j 🧚🏼‍♀️🌙⚒️ @OfSelina. The text of the post reads: "If you’re White living in England which is over 80% White and you genuinely think there is an anti-white campaign against the White population by institutions that are predominantly run by White people I genuinely do not know what to say… … Other than get off social media".

A screenshot of a social media post by Vivian (@suchnerve) comparing political ideologies. The text reads: "far left: we're gonna get everyone's basic needs met; far right: we're gonna exterminate entire social groups because they're impure; centrists: i literally cannot tell you two apart."

A screenshot containing two sections. The top shows a social media post by Donald J. Trump, which includes a photo of a large wind turbine with a flock of birds flying past it and the caption, "Killing birds by the millions!". Below this is a text commentary titled "We Are Living in the Dumbest Timeline." This text critiques the original post, providing statistics to argue that fossil fuel and nuclear power plants cause significantly more bird deaths than wind turbines, and compares the original post to the historical misconception of medieval peasants blaming cats for the Black Death.

A satirical illustration showing a simple stick figure with a photograph of Nigel Farage's head attached to it. To the left, the following text is displayed: "This is Nige! Nige saw a sad and horrific event take place and then heard the victim's family beg people not to politicise it for their own ends. So Nige immediately held a press conference to politicise it for his own ends. Because Nige is a grifting fuck. Don't be like Nige!"

A screenshot of a social media post by the Trades Union Congress (@The_TUC) with a verified badge. The text of the post reads:
"Reform-led Durham council cut off funding to the annual Pride celebrations.
So trade unions launched a fundraiser to save it, eventually raising more money than was cut.
Which means this year's Pride will be bigger than ever.
In the 1980s, the LGBT+ community raised thousands of pounds to help striking miners and their families.
When we stick up for each other, we can achieve anything."

A screenshot of a social media post from Reform UK Scotland that has been annotated with critical commentary.
The original post features a promotional graphic of Thomas Kerr MSP smiling with his arms crossed in front of the Holyrood Parliament building. Text on the graphic reads: "REFORM HAS ARRIVED IN HOLYROOD – AND IT APPEARS WE'RE UPSETTING ALL THE RIGHT PEOPLE."
The caption of the post reads: "The Cozy Consensus of Holyrood Ends NOW !!"
An overlay added by a user includes a red circle around the word "Cozy" and a red arrow pointing to it from a block of yellow text. The yellow text reads: "Reform using American Spelling shows their Trumpist allegiance."

clipping displaying a screenshot of a Facebook post from December 18, 2024, by Gareth Stone, with the caption, "Just been up to meet Nigel for a Christmas drink." The featured photograph shows a group of people posing together indoors around a man in a suit and tie.
The printed article highlights individuals in the photo with pink pointer lines and explanatory text blocks:
Gareth Stone: Described as a Hampshire anti-migrant activist who participated in Tommy Robinson marches.
Stephen Lynch: Described as convicted of assault after storming an anti-racism event at a church in Aldershot.
Jeremy 'Jez' Stocking: Described as a Reform UK election agent and activist with the group Rushmoor People First.
Darren 'Daz' Brady: Described as the host of a far-right Telegram group.

A stack of three worn paperback books by Douglas Adams sits on a wooden shelf, with a rolled-up white towel resting on top. The spine of the top book reads The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and the book directly beneath it is The Restaurant at the End of the Universe.

An editorial cartoon depicting a group of captives huddled closely together on the ground, their hands visibly bound with ties. In the top left, an arm holds up an Israeli flag. In the right background, a masked guard in tactical gear stands watch with an automatic rifle.
Two speech bubbles rise from the crowd of captives, reading:
"... AND OUR LEADERS JUST TALK..."
"... SAYING THEIR HANDS ARE TIED."
The top right corner is signed "HBURTON 23.05.26".

Screenshot of a social media post from a parody account named "Parody Nigel Farage" (@Parody_PM). The text reads: "I said it's quite bold of Nigel Farage to avoid all media interviews during an important by-election. What did I say Roy?" followed by the reply, "You said the cowardly little shit's in hiding because of his dodgy financial dealings." Below the text is a still image from a comedy sketch showing a woman with large glasses and a blonde perm sitting next to a man with a mustache on a moving train.

An office worker wearing a full-body Mr. Blobby costume—a large, pink, bulbous character covered in yellow spots with a wide grin and googly eyes—stands at a desk holding a landline phone to its ear. The background shows a modern, open-plan office space. Above the image, text reads: "Reform vetting team, how can I help?"

A Facebook post by "The Poke" showing a composite image mocking right-wing commentators for using an AI-generated image of Tommy Robinson's "Unite the Kingdom" rally.
The background shows a massive, tightly packed crowd from an elevated perspective—the AI image in question. Superimposed on the left is a red circle contrasting it with a real aerial photo showing a much smaller crowd.
Superimposed at the bottom is a satirical tweet from a verified Piers Morgan account that reads, "I went to the pub tonight and couldn't believe the crowd that turned out to greet me. Humbled and grateful that I have United the Kingdom. 🙏"

A screenshot of an article from the Ipsos website detailing the results of the "New Scottish Political Pulse" poll. The text outlines favorability ratings and leadership traits for Scottish political figures John Swinney, Anas Sarwar, and Malcolm Offord, showing that while Swinney is the highest rated, all leaders have net negative public sentiment. A small, blurry bar chart titled "Image of the party leaders" is visible near the bottom.
Full Text Transcript
New Scottish Political Pulse results from Ipsos find that:
34% of Scots have a favourable opinion of the SNP, a marginal improvement from September. Reform UK has seen a dip in favourability ratings, with 20% favourable towards the party while 58% are unfavourable – a swing of -4.5 points since September.
John Swinney is the best rated of the party leaders, with a clear lead over Anas Sarwar and Malcolm Offord on most key leadership traits – although public sentiment is more negative than positive towards all the Scottish party leaders.
A majority of the public (55%) expect the SNP to win the election, either as the largest party in a hung parliament or as a majority government.
alt text has been truncated. For text of graphic, see https://www.ipsos.com/en-uk/favourability-towards-reform-uk-dips-scotland-while-snps-ratings-hold

A meme featuring a photograph of British politician Nigel Farage being helped out of a crashed light aircraft. He appears dazed, with blood on his face, a torn suit jacket, and an unbuttoned shirt. Two men are assisting him amidst the blue and green wreckage of the plane, which has a small stenciled sign reading "WARNING PROPELLER" on the fuselage. Above the photograph, bold text reads: "last Nazi aircraft to crash on UK soil".

A screenshot of a Facebook post by The Poke regarding Nigel Farage.
The post headline reads: "Nigel Farage claims his 'completely non-political' £5 million gift from a crypto billionaire was also a reward for Brexit – 23 sceptical responses to Schrodinger’s Donation."
The central image shows Nigel Farage in a suit, looking off-camera with a skeptical expression and his hands clasped. Overlaid on the bottom of the photo is a tweet from Jonathan Pie (@JonathanPieNews) that says: "I thought it was for his 'personal security'? That's the problem when you lie so much. You forget whatever bollocks you said in the past."
At the bottom of the screenshot, Facebook engagement metrics show over 5,200 reactions, 732 comments, and 731 shares.

a political infographic titled "Who’s got a piece of Wes Streeting?" against a bright yellow background.
Visual Composition
Central Image: A circular portrait of Wes Streeting, a British politician, smiling.
Pie Chart Overlay: Yellow lines originate from the center of Streeting's face, dividing the circle into segments representing different donors.
Header: The top left corner features a black jagged "starburst" badge with the word "UPDATED" in white.
Donation Data (Clockwise from top left)
The image lists several donors and their corresponding amounts:
John Armitage: £95,000
MPM: £84,900
OPD Group: £60,000
OPD Group (marked "NEW"): £53,000
Peter Hearn: £40,000
Sir Trevor Chinn: £13,500
Sir Trevor Chinn (marked "NEW"): £5,000
Kevin Craig: £13,000
Red Capital: £5,000
Other: £246,713
Footer Text
At the bottom, the graphic states: "More than 60% of the registered donations accepted by the health secretary come from people & companies linked to private health." Small text at the very bottom attributes the data to "Parliament, Electoral Commission."

A social media post from Newstalk featuring a close-up photo of a middle-aged man with glasses, wearing a blue blazer over a black polo shirt. He appears to be speaking, with a caption at the top that reads: "'It's the most disgusting thing I've ever seen.'... more". White subtitle text at the bottom of the image reads: "GL - I think that".

A screenshot of a Facebook post from Yorkshire Live featuring a video of a council meeting in 1000028435.jpg.
The post's caption reads:
"Bizarre moment Reform Councillor Kieran Lay, Thorne and Moorends Ward, asks Full Council for measures to monitor UFO activity as part of reopening Doncaster Sheffield Airport 🛸"
The video shows a young man with blonde hair, identified as Councillor Kieran Lay, wearing a blue suit and speaking into a microphone. Large blue text overlays on the video state, "Reform Councillor asks for measures to monitor UFOs." A closed caption at the bottom of the video frame reads: "Given the verified unidentified anomaly phenomena (UAP) activity."