Cameron Clark

@cameronclark.bsky.social did:plc:53swmptardty5hw5ut37fanv

Premature geriatric Former journo & audience guy, now solicitor

No Bluesky desde 1 julho 2023

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Cameron Clark (@cameronclark.bsky.social) é um usuário do Bluesky desde 1 julho 2023. Tem 743 seguidores, segue 1.520 contas e publicou 2.563 posts.

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JP@jpbrammer.bsky.social04/11/2026 17:18
as always, recent events have confirmed my priors. which are ambiguous of course
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Rachel Cunliffe@rmcunliffe.bsky.social04/11/2026 15:02
"Many fishermen / farmers / manufacturing operators should accept their own poor decision-making contributing to mass job losses in their industries, rather than simply blaming government policy" No minister would ever say this. Some industries matter more than others, apparently
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James Austin@jamesdaustin.bsky.social03/11/2026 10:53
I really annoys me that the Govt thinks you are only 'making a strong contribution to the UK' if: 1) you earn over 50k 2) you work in a narrowly define list of education/health jobs. Work in the third sector? Civil service? Volunteer? But earn average wage. You dont contribute. Back of the line.
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Robert Saunders@robertsaunders.bsky.social03/11/2026 10:24
The BBC's coverage was maddening but the fault lies squarely with Mahmood. She gave government authority to a wholly misleading statistic & is now being battered with it. Governments have to talk more honestly to the public about migration, not keep bricking themselves in with fantasy & falsehood.
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Heather Stewart@guardianheather.bsky.social03/11/2026 09:13
Driving me completely mad that BBC coverage of the migration changes is being dominated by this £10bn figure - I get why, it was Mahmood who used it in the first place, but it’s nonsense.
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