#Contingency

Matthew West

realMatthewWest

Since Wissahickon School District decided against going all online I think it is important to remind ourselves what their contingency plans are contingent on - namely an outbreak of COVID19.

Andrew Watkins

and_huh_what

US Chairman of Joint Chiefs General Milley took heat this week for describing the war effort in Afghanistan as having attained a "modicum of success."Less commented on was an admission

Tony Connelly

tconnellyRTE

Here's my latest on the Brexit negotiations... There's a lot of talk about time pressure +who that benefits. The EU has more onerous ratification obligations than the UK, eg the

Alex Andreou

sturdyAlex

The most basic mistake of the UK gov't in these negotiations has been a total failure to take the lead in any draft proposals. Look at No Deal contingency arrangements.

Ms. Liz

dcteachersunite

DC PCSB will hold a special meeting on Mon, June 29 (recscheduled from earlier this week) to vote on final approval for 5 new charter schools slated to open next

Rowan Fortune

RT_Editing

I struggle with ethics and Marxism. The framework of virtue ethics makes the most sense when thinking about the values of a post-capitalist society, but it's impossible as a Marxist

Peter Foster

pmdfoster

Remember the government wanting to "follow the science"? It is remarkable how far it is ignoring scientific advice on this new ultra-infectious variant of #Covid-19 by keeping schools open... both

Major Patriot

MajorPatriot

What happens if this election is not decided by 20 January? 20 February? 20 March?Yes. That is possible. There's a mechanism in the Constitution to deal with that.Do you think

Peter MacLeod

petermacleod

Mobilizing citizens and building morale: two capabilities gov seems to have lost or forgottenhttps://twitter.com/kbardeesy/status/1355886565134905346 And 50k+ Canadians who volunteered to assist with tasks like contact tracing early in the

Jon Worth

jonworth

I see some well known people - including the Foreign Secretary and the BBC's Political Editor - are struggling a bit with their #Brexit terminology todaySo here's a terminology

Mark Hirst

Documark

It has always been the Plan B of British nationalists when they knew game might be up to start annexing parts of Scotland.We saw it in 2014 with "referenda for

Brian The Great

BrianTh37895972

There is no "Pence card". Why does nobody do research?https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/RL32717.pdf In what point of any of this as laid out by the Constitution or law does the VP acting on

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tfoale

There's a saying used in business which is very appropriate now as the deadline for finally leaving the EU behind, December 2020, approaches fast. It is "Confront the brutal facts".

Graham Gault

drgrahamgault

A few thoughts about transfer in light of Covid-19:It is simply not the case that any scores exist within primary schools to take the place of transfer this year. Primary

Tony Connelly

tconnellyRTE

How significant were @vonderleyen's remarks to the European Parliament this morning?One senior EU diplomat says takes note in particular of her opening words. "Frankly, I cannot tell you today if

Dov, wall collapse enthusiast

lituainianach

Idk sorry but I think the idea of humans as basically infallible and capable of rationalising all their decisions if they simply "think" about it belongs to libertarian economics and

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