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Sep 9, 2018 1 hr 4 min

Paper View Episode 32

from Paper View Hosted by Daniel Ford

In this episode, I feature stories on small business, transgender, energy drinks, air pollution and social media. Bailiffs are visiting by more than 81,000 firms struggling to pay business rates, meanwhile giant corporations like Starbucks and Amazon, who pay virtually no tax, avoid punishment. This is the Hunger Games society once again. Ivy League Brown University has removed a study claiming some young people are deciding they're transgender after their friends do the same and that some were influenced by social media and an NSPCC meeting about child safety was cancelled after being repeatedly asked questions about transgender girl's rights to join girls in single sex spaces. Madness. Energy drinks are to be banned from being sold to kids in England after pressure on the government to enforce restrictions. This is part of the government's childhood obesity strategy. I cover the bigger picture of this story. Air pollution has been found to reduce intelligence. This comes amid calls from city mayors across England and Wales to take action on air pollution. There's a wider context to this story. Kids and young people are turning away from social media. This is great news. I talk about why this is to be welcomed.

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Sermons | Countryside Bible Church Countryside Bible Church At Countryside Bible Church, we equip believers to joyfully live holy lives, to serve one another, and to share the gospel of Jesus Christ, all to the glory of God. We are committed to a high view of God, and a high view of Scripture. The Standing Brothers Show The Standing Brothers Show Join us as we talk about politics, sports, music, and entertainment from a Libertarian point of view. Ukraine - History in the Making Emil Juhler When I started the conversation series ”Ukraine - History in the Making” I could have never imagined where this journey would lead me. It all started in March 2023 after I got home from an exchange stay in Chile and felt, that I had to do more for Ukraine, than what I did on my social media accounts and on the streets in the spring and summer of 2022. I think most of us remember that initial period after Ruzzia’s the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Speaking from a European/Danish point of view it was a time of big fear, desperation and uncertainty, but also a time of high hopes, energy and big solidarity. In the very first conversation of the show with Veronika Netrebenko, she says the following about the feelings of Ukrainians during the Maidan Revolution: ”We understood we gotta fight for it, and it was something totally different, we felt different, we felt that we need to fight for it”. To a certain degree I believe you can say the same about what happened within the hearts and mi

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