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Well, that was basically right when I posted it. The difference now is that both sides are pretty war weary, so a ceasefire *might* hold with just a rudimentary agreement. The fact that it wasn't even entertained as a possibility, showed the utter contempt that the people in power had for the peopl...

https://twitter.com/keiranpedley/status/1786746145575715191 So, after the complete non-event that is Reform and the huge local gains by both the Lib Dems and Green Party, does anyone think that we'll see less of the likes of Tice on our screens, and more of the other two parties reps? No? Me neither.

Well, isn't Labour's position now basically that there should be a ceasefire? No that wasn't the case early on and that clearly harmed the party's relationship with Muslim voters, but nor is it what you have claimed. Have you heard the phrase "too little, too late". I believe the entire L...

Remember this? A lot of people do

Remember when he used to tout himself as a human rights lawyer?

Well, isn't Labour's position now basically that there should be a ceasefire? No that wasn't the case early on and that clearly harmed the party's relationship with Muslim voters, but nor is it what you have claimed. Have you heard the phrase "too little, too late". I believe the entire L...

This is just abysmal messaging. "Look the murder of 10s of 1000s of Muslims is just something you have to accept and vote for us", I don't think it's going to go down well.

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What an amazing policy:

Cyber-crime I will order a review into rising cyber-crime and commission a Digital Dog – to sniff out electronic devices, providing critical evidence to prosecute criminals who hide in the cybersphere.

https://choosemypcc.org.uk/candidates/g ... -jarvis-2/

Boris wasn't the only one

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AnatolyKasparov wrote: ↑Wed 01 May, 2024 2:21 pm I mean, any reason why this "story" and the even less substantial one about Rwanda might have been "revealed" this week of all weeks?

Purely an innocent coincidence, I am sure......

I'm more concerned as to why they're looking to not strengthen workers rights.

Party of the workers everyone

AnatolyKasparov wrote: ↑Wed 01 May, 2024 12:34 pm Sangita Myska has left LBC, which looks bad.

Replaced by Vanessa Feltz, apparently.

gilsey wrote: ↑Wed 01 May, 2024 11:46 amIt's Wednesday?

Apparently I was only half awake, when I started this morning.

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No-one said you had to be smart to be a Zionist

God, imagine if Starmer actually had some principles and humanity.

Speaking of humanity, or lack thereof:

Is there any way I can vote for Count Binface at the GE?

More is this from Labour please Wow, maybe one cherry picked out of context quote from Ellie Reeves isn't actually the whole story! I mean, who knew?? I think there's a difference between an official Labour spokesperson, making an official Labour statement, on a news program and a person personally...

Yay, transphobia!

More is this from Labour please

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What's the point of Labour again?

I think the JC might have gone off the deep end

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Just asking for a friend, but were Tories this sniffy when that SNP parliamentarian defected to them recently? Of course they will usually have supported their former party, that is how it works. One of the points of Labour - at least in the recent past - was to try and make things better for 'norm...

Hahahahaha

While it is nice to have one less Tory MP, it is rather concerning that a man who has spent the last 14 years thinking up ways to fuck the NHS, now thinks that Labour's plans are better.

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Something about leopards and faces springs to mind

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It's such an insane position to take. Making people's water both cleaner and cheaper seems like such an obvious vote winner.

Things going poorly for the DUP
https://news.sky.com/story/former-democ ... e-13121573

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The one, slightly, amusing thing from Sunak's speech on disability and benefits (and how the Tories plan to fuck everyone on them), was him saying that the previous reforms, by IDS, were a failure - and at IDS's pet thinktank too. Other than that, it was just the drizzling shits of a speech (and inc...

Its a nothingburger, a totally mainstream phrase. See that BNP leaflet again? That claims an "invasion" - just like Braverman did recently. Even that nice Mr Cameron once talked about a "swarm". Now, *that* is inflammatory language. Not something that, as I said, probably more t...

Really, "secure our borders" is a totally anodyne phrase that maybe 90% of this country will agree with - are they all BNP in your eyes? That it is used by the far right means no more than when they use the national flag. Something that should, by definition, belong to all of us. I'm sorr...

The salient point here, is that Labour DO NOT NEED TO DO THIS . They have a commanding lead in the polls and short of some divine/satanic (delete as appropriate) intervention, the Tories are going to get annihilated at the next GE. They don't have to tack right, they don't have to appeal to the GBNe...

You're gonna have to present an actual source for that AK, rather than just going "Corbyn bad too, mkay". I've had a quick look and all the sources I can find show Abbott saying that the Tories were treating immigrants appallingly (imagine that), including 'returning' people to countries t...

Love it when Labour go after the BNP vote

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