Alasdair Cameron

@ACameronFOE

Former lead on investigations at FoE. Director Member of Bristol Advisory Committee on Climate Change. Not sure what to do with this account now.

Bristol, UK
Joined March 2014
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Apr 19

    Hey all! I’m leaving FOE. It’s been really great but it’s time for a change! To begin with I’ll be working on my rewilding project, and maybe doing a little freelance investigation. Please follow and as I’m not sure what I’ll do with this account! :)

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  2. Retweeted
    Aug 12

    Why is finding land a task you ask? Well, each bit needs to be in the right general location, be free from restrictions which would stop rewilding or other legal complications, then it needs to be checked out, decisions made and then we need to actually try and buy it! :)

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  3. Retweeted
    Aug 12

    In the last weeks we’ve been scoping land and keeping our eyes open for suitable sites. Right now we have no paid staff and almost no overheads, so all support will go straight to helping acquire new land. Thanks!

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  4. Aug 9

    Guys, I need to make a lot of money really quickly. Seems the best way is to get a government contract and fulfil it really badly on the cheap. I hear this climate thing is big. I reckon I could totally fuck up some kind of personal carbon advice APP for £20 million.

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  5. Retweeted
    Aug 9

    We want to show that rewilding is for everyone. Wilding big estates is great, but it's not the whole story. That's why Somerset Wildlands is using a distributed process to create 'wild stepping stones' in our area. Read more and support us here!

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  6. Aug 1

    TBF I don't know a single person who actually believed it at the time. Perhaps for some it was convenient to believe it.

    listening to ’s terrific season of slow burn on the run up yo the iraq war and all of these years later i am stunned that people believed bush’s obvious bullshit
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  7. Retweeted
    Jul 22

    Lying to Parliament was once thought to be among the most serious offences any Member could commit. That's why the *allegation* of lying was treated with such severity. Now that the sanction against lying has collapsed, punishing the allegation simply protects the offender.

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    The moment Labour MP Dawn Butler asked to leave House of Commons after refusing to withdraw claims PM Boris Johnson "lied to the House and the country over and over again"
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  8. Retweeted
    Jun 11

    If I were in charge I would have sorted out the Northern Ireland Protocol dispute before hosting the G7.

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    Jun 9

    Sefcovic says the UK led by Frost agreed the NI Protocol was “the best solution” and “the only way” to protect the GFA (bad news for DUP). But he says the Protocol cannot be undone and its consequences, now playing out, were discussed with the UK in Brexit negotiations.

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  10. Retweeted
    Jun 9

    BREAKIING: The High Court has ruled Michael Gove broke the law in awarding a contract to his associates at Public First. The Court ruled a reasonable observer would think there was a real risk Public First won the contract because of favouritism.

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  11. Retweeted
    May 24

    I have just discovered Orbis (), a free resource that estimates how long a journey might have taken in the Roman Empire. You can choose season, modes of transportation, priority (speed, economy etc); it also estimates costs & difficulty. I am SPEECHLESS.

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    May 23

    One of the main funders of GB News is Dubai based firm Legatum founded by New Zealand billionaire Christopher Chandler who made a fortune in post-Soviet Russia. Legatum founded the influential pro-Brexit Legatum Institute. GB News is foreign super-rich interference in the UK.

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    May 23

    What we know so far: KGB operatives boarded the plane in Athens this morning together with Roman Protasevich (he noticed dodgy-looking ppl taking pics of him at the gate). Then when the plane has entered Belarus airspace KGB officers initiated a fight with the Ryanair crew (1/2)

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    May 23

    Intercepting a civilian airliner to detain a journalist is appalling, dangerous, and illegal. It imperils the freedoms of the air and freedom of speech. The Belarus government must face serious consequences.

    The regime forced the landing plane in Minsk to arrest journalist and activist Raman Pratasevich. He faces the death penalty in Belarus. We demand immediate release of Raman, investigation, and sanctions against Belarus.
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  15. May 23

    I mean we did warn about this.. look, here we were in 2018..

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    May 20

    So £252m of our money went to a small “family office”. which operates through a tax haven in Mauritius The £252m was used to pay for PPE that was three times the market rate, and what they made turned out to be faulty. Oh, and Liz Truss knew them. Well done Good Law Project.

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    May 19

    Cheerleaders of FTAs at any cost are currently eulogising Australia as a cornucopia of world-beating animal welfare, mindful of it’s importance to the UK public. It’s just...not true.

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  18. May 17

    So if David Ross didn’t pay for the Prime Ministers holiday in Mustique, who did?

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    May 17

    The hat-trick of Labour electoral strategy: 1. Complain politics isn’t what it should be. 2. Insult the voters you need but don’t have. 3. Make sure you insult them in the newspaper they all read.

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    May 15

    A source who attended a Whitehall war gaming exercise on the Indian variant on Thursday said: “It’s very clear that we should have closed the border to India earlier and that Boris did not do so because he didn’t want to offend Modi.”

    At least 20,000 passengers who could have been infected with a virulent strain of coronavirus were allowed to enter Britain while Boris Johnson delayed imposing a travel ban from India.
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    May 13

    Oh wow. The University of Washington estimates the true Covid-19 numbers from India: - new daily infections around 8 million - total deaths so far: over 750,000

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