yes, @AnthonyMangnal1’s constituents around the edge of Dartmoor are eager to hear his views, now that they know he received a donation from #AlexanderDarwall, the landowner who ended the right to wild camp https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmregmem/200810/mangnall_anthony.htm https://twitter.com/guyshrubsole/status/1614577340238929923

My anguished & furious thread on the Dartmoor wild camping ban on Friday has rung something in many people. Lots of IRL convos over the weekend too: here in Devon everyone’s proper pissed off. And mobilising. Follow @Right_2Roam for updates

RT @benwhlong: This is the most beautiful thread about today’s terrible High Court decision on #Dartmoor that I’ve seen. https://twitter.com/anthlawson1/status/1613969584444571649

Dartmoor was the only National Park in England where wild camping was legal – until today, when a banker called #AlexanderDarwall, who bought an estate 10 yrs ago with his hedge fund profits, overturned that right with help from barrister Tim Morshead KC…

I am often in conversations about activist burnout. I knew burnout is political: capitalism prefers we see it as individual not structural What I didn’t know is the origin of the metaphor in landlord arson. Stunning piece @benchansfield @JewishCurrents https://jewishcurrents.org/edifice-complex

RT @ltrgoddard: First, @anthlawson1 on how Big Oil got into Russia in the first place. Vital context for the work we’ve been doing this year on the war in Ukraine, and just an eye-popping read for a lazy Friday afternoon: https://www.globalwitness.org/en/campaigns/stop-russian-oil/how-big-oil-helped-russia/ 2/

I wrote about the oil majors’ long relationship with Russia for @Global_Witness https://www.globalwitness.org/en/campaigns/stop-russian-oil/how-big-oil-helped-russia/ 1/10

‘I couldn’t control the future, but I could control what I would contribute to it’ Beautiful – and helpful – writing from @MaryHeglar on children and climate breakdown https://twitter.com/thenation/status/1603415843391553537

RT @alexjamesfarrow: 40 MPs are demanding that charities who have spoken out against the government are defunded. This goes far beyond the usual (and frustrating) criticism of charity campaigning & represents a much more significant threat to charities and democracy. https://www.thirdsector.co.uk/mps-demand-end-government-funding-charities-causing-division-toxicity/policy-and-politics/article/1808081

Deregulating banks: only a good idea if you think the richest people should be free to get even richer at the expense of all other humans & species This is why the big money wanted Brexit It’s why the financial sector buys the Tories to do its bidding https://twitter.com/JesseLGriffiths/status/1601135652195954688