WillieMillersMoustache

It's cynical partisan "decent people should still vote Labour" balls.

There is no reset. The TCA is not up for debate.

B4B running fantasyland interference for their failed Labour patrons, again.

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Listen to @bloodwork.show

[Yes, Keir is an insane pro-Israel war mongering prick but fortunately he has all the authority of a parent and child only parking space]

Cruelty to immigrants is not what my party stands for. It’s time for True Labour, not Blue Labour | Stella Creasy We must get back to the party’s roots before it is too late. That means embracing difference, rejecting division – and fighting for opportunities for all, says MP for Walthamstow, Stella Creasy

Very boring and tedious of Stella to do another "labour isn't made up of the monsters that it is made up of and shouldn't be doing the awful things that it does and will always do" fantasy article.

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The reason we have “stupid rules of engagement” is to make sure we don’t bomb elementary schools.

Listening to @rafaelbehr.bsky.social @youngvulgarian.marieleconte.com @jonnelledge.bsky.social discuss ‘the death of the hypocrisy that is international law’ on OGWN (apols for reductive & maybe inaccurate summary) & have thoughts: 1/6

Salma Shah: "Whether Starmers right though is dependent on whether you believe that being inside the tent within the intl community thats taking action versus being a bystander"

Ranvir Singh: "Its two countries, America and Israel.."

"Its not just about two nations"

Yes it is.

George Monbiot: “James Cleverly has learnt nothing from Iraq, nothing from Afghanistan, nothing from Libya. What we see here is Trump acting as a global chaos generator & the further we stand away from that the better”

#bbcqt

Exclusive: US investigation points to likely US responsibility in Iran school strike, sources say Military investigators believe it is likely that U.S. forces were responsible for an apparent strike on an Iranian girls' school that killed scores of children on Saturday, two U.S. officials told Reu...

Reuters Exclusive

"U.S. military investigators believe it is likely that U.S. forces were responsible for an apparent strike on an Iranian girls' school."

"The strike would rank among the worst cases of civilian casualties in decades of U.S. conflicts in the ​Middle East."

Exclusive: US investigation points to likely US responsibility in Iran school strike, sources say Military investigators believe it is likely that U.S. forces were responsible for an apparent strike on an Iranian girls' school that killed scores of children on Saturday, two U.S. officials told Reu...

Exclusive: US investigation points to likely US responsibility in Iran school strike, sources say
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There is absolutely zero explanation for hitting targets like this unless your objective is to destroy any possibility of normal life and produce mass civilian death. Completely unjustifiable and another war crime. We saw this thirty years ago in Iraq.

There is an alternative way forward: being True - not Blue - Labour. True Labour doesn't fear those who are different. Instead, it demands everyone contribute their abilities to society - and works to unlock such skills Stella Creasy

Rattled. Guess who lives in her constituency? Yep, the leader of the Greens. All of a sudden she's paraphrasing Marx, "from each according to their ability, to each according to their need".

Don't believe a word, they're seen which way the winds blowing and want to keep their noses in the trough

Exclusive: the progressive voters abandoning Labour Daily Politics Daily Politics from the New Statesman > ٠١٠٠٠ ٠ • 17m Labour is losing the voters it used to count on, a new study reveals. In the aftermath of the Green Party's triumph in the Gorton and Denton by-election, and with local elections in London councils and other major cities coming up, Labour is losing the left progressive voters it could once rely on having "nowhere else to go". Now, the biggest study ever of these voters - shared exclusively with the New Statesman - reveals the true risk to Labour's future of leaving them behind. This work, done by surveying 10,000 voters and a randomised control trial style approach, has found out who the so-called progressive defectors are, why they're deserting Labour, and what impact this could have on Labour's electoral prospects.

Worrying news at the NS podcast, where the lads have discovered millions of younger, mostly educated left/lib people get all upset and offended if you relentlessly insult them, tell them to fuck off and implement policies that they find appalling.

“You’re a U.S. senator!”

Bernie stops Noem’s replacement from literally trying to fight someone👇🏽

This should go great

Main takeaway from this interview with Trevor Phillips is that Shabana Mahmoud, isn't very bright, isn't a good communicator, isn't very nice and is a fucking tory.

If you're at the airport and Kristi Noem is doing the ominous little message from the TSA screens, you no longer have to do anything she says. Leave your laptop in the case, whatever.

The Spectator @spectator 9h G... Keir Starmer came under colossal personal pressure from Trump in a series of bully-ing phone call exchanges which one source, with Whitehall understatement, calls 'scratchy'. Another source says: Trump was very angry, demanding, "Why won't you let me use the bases?" We frequently talk about being shoulder to shoulder with the Americans but, as far as he is concerned, when it mattered to him we were not.' Matt Collins, the deputy national security adviser, was despatched to talk to Elbridge Colby, the US undersecretary for war, and 'got both barrels' as well. Tim Shipman

It demonstrates just how astronomically detached from reality the British right is, that they believe this makes Starmer look *bad*.

Accidental Aardman.

Pretty funny that Michael Gove is dunking on me now he’s editor of the Spectator to promote its ‘bias-free’ reporting when as a politician he wouldn’t answer any of my press inquiries on the massive Brexit fraud he oversaw as Vote Leave’s co-convener

Defending tax exiles in Dubai while the Home Secretary persecutes refugees is some hill for the PM to die on.

We're sending more fighters planes to the war we're not involved in and haven't been dragged into.

I think if I was on a very high profile podcast yucking it up with Peter fucking Mandelson, I might shut up about being on the wrong side of anything for a bit.

It is IMO quite an important thing, if both sides of the Leave/Remain fight - an incredibly damaging and disastrous political, economic and social catastrophe - were utterly bleak frauds against the public, both with concealed goals that they deliberately concealed from a largely clueless electorate

I’d read an analysis of the Remain movement that grapples with People’s Vote being a coalition of important people who wanted to use Remain as a cudgel to beat the left, and zillionaire dickheads who wanted to make it a vehicle for the glorious return of Tony Blair archive.ph/JvSxD

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"They're drawing the lines"

No fucking way.

Miles off

BBC Politics Y NEI @BBCPolitics • 26m X "After all the effort invested into building up this relationship, it has never been in a rockier place than it is now" @ChrisMasonBBC on the fallout from Donald Trump's comments about Keir Starmer

Doesn’t really get much more 21st century Britain than this: it’s a nightmarish disaster that produces nothing but murderous catastrophes, and it’ll only get worse now, but we absolutely cannot change anything about it, are you crazy?!

Me: (Sceptical, after 25 years of sharply escalating all-media terror at the concept “not instantly doing anything we are instructed by America’s latest mad emperor”) Oh what, do we just have to do whatever Trump tells us, now LOL