Labour straight up copying BNP policies yet still baffled as to why everybody hates them now
Labour straight up copying BNP policies yet still baffled as to why everybody hates them now
NEW BLOGPOST: Keir Starmer and David Lammy are taking an extraordinarily dangerous gamble with our individual liberty
For any MP unsure of how to vote on the governmentβs proposals to restrict trial by jury.
Do they think people have literally no memory of past events at all?
Fair play to the Quakers for being seen as a threat to the English state for a solid 375 years.
Children need their families. Refugee children are no different.
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The House of Lords Digital & Communications Committee just published their report on AI, copyright & the creative industries, and their conclusions could not be clearer.
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"It's performative cruelty."
@rachelmillward.bsky.social speaks to Sky about Labour's lurch to the right on asylum policy - and why the Green Party is focused on real solutions to the cost of living instead.
Chart showing average real-terms gross household income from benefits among non-pensioner families, by whole-population income vigintile.
Benefitting less Looking across the poorest half of households, average benefit income rose by Β£1,900 a year in real terms between 1995 and 2010, before falling by Β£1,600 between 2010 and 2024.
Benefitting less?
The richer half of the country actually saw a bigger proportional increase in their benefit income (of 14 per cent) than the poorer half (of 4 per cent) over the past three decades, and the bottom quartile experienced a real terms fall in benefit income (of 13 per cent).
This is what any sensible politician should be saying in the face of Labour's hostile policies against those seeking safety. Home Secretary, and others in Labour, have flat out lied today, and previously. They've lied about those seeking asylum, migrants in general and those defending their rights.
Abolish the Home Office
Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.) begins her remarks to Noem with:
"There's an old adage that states, 'There are no bad dogs, just bad owners.'"
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Screenshot of an X post by Senator Tom Cotton saying Iran has been an imminent threat to the United States for 47 years and that the president was right to act. Below is a Fox News segment with Cotton speaking while footage labeled βU.S. Central Command β Unclassifiedβ shows a strike.
βImminent.β You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
This is the point about Labour introducing retrospective changes to the immigration system. They set the precedent for any Govt. to say that they can go back on promises to migrants and people of colour as far back as they want.
Spanish PM SΓ‘nchez responds to Trump:
"Spain is against this disaster... Govts are here to improve people's lives... It is absolutely unacceptable that those leaders who are unable to fulfill that mission use the smoke of war to hide their failure, and in the process, fill the pockets of a few."
Alex Pretti and RenΓ©e Good were murdered by federal agents. Soon after, Secretary Noem labeled them 'domestic terrorists.β
I gave her the chance to recant and apologize for the pain she's caused their families with these outrageous lies. She refused.
From yesterday: Habeas corpus writ not to be used to challenge bail conditions | Colin Yeo
The far-right content creator Shabana Mahmood is providing exclusive content for GB News.
No administration with a moral core would have put these plans forward, let alone try to enact them without a vote. Once these proposals are in place, they will not be reversed. Make them think again iandunt.substack.com/p/can-we-ext...
Reform win a seat: The true Volk have spoken and we all must listen.
Greens win a seat: Early reports that Muslims may have βvotedβ (an ancient Islamic practice designed to steal elections). How severely should the franchise be limited in response?
Thereβs something deeply odd about how βthe Greens are just the same as Reformβ is treated as obviously true by so many within Labour when no one else believes this - and evidence no one believes this is not hard to find
The irony of the party which is actively campaigning on scrapping the Equality Act and pushed a candidate who has, repeatedly, stated some fairly significant misogynistic ideas is trying to claim that "family voting" swayed the election. This is what they want, for men to control households.
This. So much.
Our party has just come third in Gorton and Denton, a previously safe Labour seat - an area where we haven't lost an election since 1931.
It is those running our party who are to blame. We need change at the top and serious lessons need to be learnt:
Be more Labour!
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they must have been very large families, mustn't they
Iβm sure that βWe will ensure you can be sacked and/or evicted at a whimβ will be a huge vote winner.
Nice of Tice to highlight this Govtβs achievements, when the Govt has been reluctant to do so.
Councillor @karenlewing.bsky.social has a vital letter in todayβs Worcester News on the danger of ignoring action on climate and the risk it poses to our communities:
www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/2587391...
Churches need to come out against these proposals massively.
I am so ANGRY watching this Reform press conference. How can we just let them get away with saying they will deport "hundreds of thousands" of people here "illegally" and in the same breath say that they will make it illegal to simply be here. These policies are horrifically racist and DANGEROUS.
Nearly 100k people have joined our call to get dangerous US spy tech firm out of our NHS.
Palantir's founder has called for the NHS to be ripped up. Now his company has access to millions of patient records.
Tell the government to end the contract!
you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/st...