MLoopyP retweeted
We all need a laugh at the moment.🤣🤣😭
Howling here 🤣🤣🤣😭😭
Own up. Who did this? 🤣😭👊🏽
MLoopyP retweeted
WOW 🚨 I just verified this and these election results are real. I ran the numbers through artificial intelligence:
The likelihood of these election results are 0.00001%, effectively 1 in trillions
Again, THE LIKELIHOOD OF THE MIDTERM RESULTS NOT BEING FRAUD IS “1 IN TRILLIONS”
MLoopyP retweeted
"Now we must use the courage we brought to Oleshky to find common ground through a shared concern for the suffering of innocent people." ❤️
@FLOTUS Melania Trump unites Russia and Ukraine following the historic ceasefire that she brokered in Oleshky.
It's the first time in American history that a First Lady has brought representatives of two nations actively at war together to the White House for diplomacy.
MLoopyP retweeted
We aren't going anywhere. We play for the United States of America. 🦅
Lock in, patriots. We've only just begun.
MLoopyP retweeted
This was 7 years ago today My interview with Kay Burley on Sky News, November 2019.
Watching this interview again, I realise just how many of the concerns I was raising back then are still very much with us today.
We talked about autistic children and adults being admitted to hospital, sometimes for years, families not being listened to and parents living with the constant worry of what will happen to their loved ones when they are no longer around.
We also discussed concerns around Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) decisions within the NHS and the importance of listening to families.
At the time, Paula McGowan, one of our charity ambassadors, was in the early stages of her campaign for Oliver McGowan training, following the heartbreaking loss of her son Oliver.
Paula was determined to make a difference, and I was proud to support her.
As a mam of two autistic sons, Patrick and Angelo, these aren't just issues I talk about on television. They are part of my everyday life.
Angelo is now 33, and I still ask myself that same question.
Who will look after Angelo when Sean and I are no longer around?
Will people understand him?
Will they recognise when something is wrong?
Will they listen to those who know him best?
Seven years on, we have seen some changes, including the introduction of Oliver McGowan training, but there is still so much more to do.
I have been speaking up for autistic children, adults and their families since 1997. I've never changed my views on the importance of dignity, respect, proper care and listening to families.
It saddens me that we are still having so many of the same conversations.
2019 to 2026. Different year, same worries for so many families.
I will continue speaking up because these issues matter, and families deserve to be heard.
#SkyNews
#Autism
#OliverMcGowan #AnnaKennedyOnline #AutismAcceptance #NHS
#Carers
MLoopyP retweeted
No room for election fraud.
Those participating in illegal voting, fraudulent voter registration, and election related crimes will be prosecuted.
MLoopyP retweeted
LIVE: President Trump Delivers Remarks at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool - 11/02/26 nitter.gq/i/broadcasts/2JQlVQPvb…
MLoopyP retweeted
Interesting, Helen. So working weekends, holidays and relentlessly hard makes a business owner a working person.
What about unpaid carers providing 100+ hours of care a week, saving the state billions?
Why is their labour dismissed as “economically inactive”?
Oh my. If you run a business you’re an employer and you are probably working relentlessly hard yourself. You work at weekends and IF you take a holiday, you still work during that. You are definitely a working person.
This attitude ⬇️ is why Labour is killing our economy. They don’t understand businesses are built by hard graft. By working people.
MLoopyP retweeted
Kemi Badenoch, "6 million people are on out of work benefits. That cannot be right"
My view:
Who are they? People with serious illnesses or disabilities. Carers. Parents looking after young children. People who have lost their jobs or are trying to find work.
“On out-of-work benefits” describes people in very different circumstances. It does not tell us that they are lazy, exploiting the system or choosing not to work.
DWP itself says people may claim out-of-work benefits because of unemployment, ill health or disability, or caring responsibilities.
So when you point to six million people and say “that cannot be right”, you risk turning a complicated set of problems into a charge against the people caught up in them.
MLoopyP retweeted
From Jay /Kevin Mum hi , my son Jay, real name Kevin is missing from the Glasgow area. He's
14 years old.
He was down at the St Enochs/ Four Corners area. He also frequents the Royston and Springburn areas.
He didn't come home last night, and still hasn't made any contact with his family or the police.
He hangs about with his friend Ethan (from Springburn area) and girlfriend Brooke (from Royston area).
Last seen in his new jacket black jacket and Nike Air black trainers and black trousers.
If you see him please message me or contact 101 with reference 3976/3110.
One of the UK’s most dedicated champions; making a vital difference for autistic people and their families in healthcare!❤️
#Oliverscampaign
At least 1,200 people with a learning disability die in the UK every year.
We dont know the real number of AVOIDABLE deaths in #Autistic people
Now @DHSCgovuk
are no longer continuing with @AliveLeder reviews
bbc.in/2CYUD08 (via @BBC Politics)
MLoopyP retweeted
We need to put a stop to our #SEND families getting blamed for children who are UNABLE to access school. It’s not a conscious decision, it’s not a choice! 💔👇#EBSA
youtu.be/B_G4Ytpc8Vg
MLoopyP retweeted
BREAKING: President Putin highlights First Lady Melania Trump’s role in the humanitarian operation in Oleshky that started today following local ceasefire and demining operations.
US journalists are joining the humanitarian convoy today and will be covering this mission. 🕊️
MLoopyP retweeted
Cholesterol cutoffs keep getting more aggressive. What used to be “desirable” under 200 is now treated like a crisis. Doctors push statins on millions of people the moment they hit or go over 200 total cholesterol.
Meanwhile, cardiologist Dr. Aseem Malhotra:
“There was a dogma that saturated fat causes heart disease. It’s complete bullshit.”
He reviewed the data: no relationship. If saturated fat doesn’t cause heart disease, cholesterol isn’t that important a risk factor for most people (only extreme cases).
More people than ever are being put on these drugs while the evidence for benefit in low-risk people remains tiny. The numbers keep climbing. The science doesn’t back the panic.

























