Octavius Ace

Your Party @thisisyourparty *Statement from the Independent Alliance of MPs* "Your Party's founding purpose is to stand for the many against the few who hold the wealth and power in our country. Thousands of ordinary people have given their time and money to build a real alternative to endless cuts and endless war. "A dedicated team of volunteers has been working on a shoestring budget to deliver a founding conference at the end of the month. Their efforts are heroic, but without funding Your Party's capacity has been severely restricted. Hundreds of thousands of pounds were donated to the party by supporters in good faith, but have since remained beyond its reach. This has been extremely frustrating and disheartening.

"A small portion of these funds was today transferred to Your Party. This is insufficient. We will continue to pursue the immediate transfer of all the money that was donated by supporters to get a new party off the ground, alongside a resolution to outstanding legal issues. "Building a democratic party from the ground up was never going to be smooth sailing. Some of the difficulties we have faced were inevitable, but others were deliberate acts. "Our focus remains on delivering a historic founding conference, so we can turn outward to offer a popular alternative based on public ownership, wealth taxes and solidarity. There's no time to lose." Shockat Adam MP Jeremy Corbyn MP Adnan Hussain MP Ayoub Khan MP labal Mohamed MP

I now call to order the first meeting of the ancient mystic society of No Zarahs

Government source claims journalists "tricked" by imposters in briefings row The briefings against Wes Streeting did not come from any No.10 staff, but came instead from "several imposters" who "tricked" the journalists reporting on them, a government source has claimed, according to the Huffington Post. Referring to the journalists who initially broke the story about the briefings against Streeting - including the Guardian's Pippa Crerar, the BBC's Chris Mason, and Bloomberg's Alex Wickham - a government source said they "must have all been tricked by several imposters posing as No.10 staff."

Either someone wants to bounce the hacks into naming the particular McSweeney responsible, or an incredibly pure batch of cocaine has just hit the leader’s office and nobody can feel their own faces now

Oh cool, just got an AI Nigel Farage scam advert on YouTube, glad to see everything continues to become ever more fucked

Even when it's someone likely drunk/high on their own farts thinking they're going to flush out Wesley Streeting, it's exposing Thalidomide all over again.

That a single anonymous source spouting gossip rather you know, a whistleblower or someone whose job/livelihood/life would be threatened if there were unmasked clearly doesn't deserve the same protection is naturally irrelevant; every hack imagines themselves Woodward/Bernstein.

The Starmer/Streeting/McSweeney nonsense just highlights how complicit the Westminster lobby WhatsApp group is in the current stupidity of our politics: no one is ever attributed when they brief, so they can say whatever bollocks they like, and know they can get away with it.

IT'S MY CORR SHRINE STEW CALL IT BY ITS NAME

It is crazy that there is no testing or licensing regime for these things, dozens of deaths later. A drug which had such serious mental side effects would have been withdrawn instantly

Interesting in that this seems to back up the claim that Trump/Epstein fell out in part over Epstein "stealing" Guiffre from Mar-a-Lago.

crusader tattoo guys vs nordic pagan beardos is a type of right wing internecine conflict I hadn't expected, but which seems so obvious in retrospect

Indeed, I wonder how Donny Trump is going to wiggle himself out of this jam we've known about for years now.

Ah well, nevertheless...

“The President sent his lawyer to negotiate a settlement with a convicted sex trafficker to provide cushy accommodation in exchange for her silence on his participation in said sex trafficking” is a cold description of the facts of an insane story that the media doesn’t find worthy of scrutiny

Henry Zeffman • @hzeffman • 1h The health secretary Wes Streeting, representing the government on the broadcast media this morning, says there is a "toxic culture" of briefing in government. This is not normal

Mr McSweeney, when we gathered in secret in 2018 to scribble down your list of idiotic accusations against your colleagues and then relentlessly stampede every word of your drivel onto front pages as revelations and a terrifying national emergency, we did not expect “a toxic culture of briefing”

Spare a thought for the media mind - yet another leader and advisor they portrayed as stable geniuses, who in less than 18 months have been exposed as having a political nous below that of your average shitposter. It's not just the politicians that are hopeless, so are the hacks.

And it's panic that isn't necessary this early - there is still plenty of time for Labour to regain a healthy lead, if they stop being so ridiculously right-wing, make a few mea culpas and properly take the fight to Farage and his Trump saluting bunch of cretins.

Streeting's tacking slightly left is of course just a ploy, but it's a ploy he can get away with for now because of how McSweeney's brilliant triangulating, which sees Labour on average 8 points behind the boring blow-hard bigot in the pub aka Farage.

Or, rather, Morgan McSweeney has turned out to be a complete liability, who knows only how to ratfuck anyone left of and including Gordon Brown - the only thing the right of the party knows how to do because it's spent the past 25 years doing it rather than actually trying to work out how to govern.

Starmer allies issue warning to PM’s rivals as fears grow over leadership challenge No 10 said to be in ‘full bunker mode’ over fears of attempt to oust him after budget or May local elections

This is precisely what we said would happen - that Starmer was always just a stop-gap before Wesley Streeting was manoeuvred into position - it's just happened quicker because Starmer has been even more useless than anyone imagined.

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Given Sodha blocks every single person who dares disagree with her on Twitter, once again it seems the like the call about groupthink is coming from within the house

Trump with Mr Al Qaeda In Syria

Has anybody asked the dickheads who spent years squealing idiot abuse at anyone who said the War On Terror was dumb and murderous bullshit what they make of western leaders queuing up to shake hands with Mr Al Qaeda In Syria? I want to hear them blame this one on post-modernism.

I had trained my whole life in the battlefield of crisis lmao

About my only childhood/teenage obsession was The X Files, which writers at the time chided for suggesting there was truth to conspiracy theories, and yet I think it's been far more vindicated than Hobbity tosh or never ending Star Wars crap

This is very good from Lewis Goodall, exposing how the same people behind the coup at the BBC first targeted him. Ultimate irony of course he's gone from one place of stodgy conservatism to another with two of the most boring and overrated people from that org.

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Robbie Gibb issue is just one case where Labour has left in place people appointed by the Tories : Arif Ahmed at OfS, Kishwer and Reindorf at EHRC. Real self-sabotage.

Al-Qaeda in Syria's Ex-Commander Enlists in The War on Terror They always said al-Qaeda would one day make its way to the White House. Turns out it's not for a suicide bombing but a handshake

If the War on Terror were Orwell's Animal Farm, today we come to the last page.

Always interesting isn't it when ex-BBC people suddenly decide their long-term employer was in fact terrible and it's all the fault of something their new employer loathes, in this case Mark Urban, now of the Sunday Times, and young people and their pathological wokeness

Regardless of Panorama stitching together two bits of Trump's speech on January 6th, of course he incited a fucking riot. Everyone knows he did, and also now that he's ensconced in power all are meant to forget that he did. The memo is bullshit, the entire thing is bullshit.

But obviously because Trump won and this is all about Boris Johnson enacting long term revenge over Tim Davie revealing his huge loan from Richard Sharp, the then BBC Chair, this now matters, unlike say the John Ware Panorama on Labour under Corbyn which was for more fictitious.

How seriously you should take the 8,000 word memo that has led to the DG and head of news resigning is its stance on the Trump Panorama, which according to the author should essentially have regarded him as a perfectly legitimate candidate and not a convicted felon.

just to review, last month:

🚩 musk calls for overthrow of uk government & violence (again)

🚩tories adopt an ethnic cleansing policy

🚩 trump wh bullies bbc into changing leadership