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Just a reminder that the Tories are still terrible too

Hahahaha

Why??

Rochdale's going swimmingly

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If anyone fancies an 80s nostalgia hit

Something to raise the spirits a little

Oh look, Labour being deceptive

No, that is the spin of Taj Ali (and you) A reminder that we already had a ceasefire in this conflict, and it didn't last that long. ***SIGH*** Wouldn't it be better to say "there should be a ceasefire now and we should work with both sides to make it sustainable"? Rather than making the ...

refitman wrote: ↑Sun 18 Feb, 2024 10:27 am I wonder if Labour will object to this?

There we go

I wonder if Labour will object to this?

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Bigots really are just the most pathetic people

Tbh, I wasn't really looking at the comment regarding the vote gain/loss, when I posted the tweet. More just the result itself.

Weird how you can read into things, isn't it?

Hey, some slightly good news

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Well, just some more crap news

Oh, this is just a beautiful juxtaposition.

*Nelson Muntz voice* Ha-ha!

Hope your tooth is feeling better today AK.

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Took them long enough.

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I watched that interview earlier. It was just a bizarre argument. Feels like he's been living in a hole for the last 50 years.

I'm going on what was actually voted on at the time. You prefer a BBC summary (no actual quote, you will notice) of what Starmer supposedly said. OK then, but being permanently outraged will do you no good. The reality is that a UK opposition party has next to no power to change anything in this co...

Can you imagine being sooooooooo cynical, as to want people not to die. Fucking slimy, duplicitous SNP.

You do know that collective responsibility applies in these things, if you look at the motion Labour proposed for that debate it was totally reasonable. Starmer understood a few front benchers wouldn't feel able to vote for it, and accepted their departures totally amicably. It was all a stunt by t...

The leadership line has been "a *sustainable* ceasefire" for a while now. Yes and they still sacked people for saying Israel should stop slaughtering innocent people. This right here: https://twitter.com/mockgoose/status/1756265425149604160 https://twitter.com/Hamza_a96/status/17562647318...

Hey, remember when people were sacked from the Shadow Cabinet for calling for a ceasefire?

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Clive's been busy recently

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Cheers for the QT review Sky.

Sky'sGoneOut wrote: ↑Thu 08 Feb, 2024 3:21 pm Rubbish snow.

It's been at it for hours but this is the best we've got.

This is what it was like at work. They started closing local schools and about 6 people had to leave work

Jesus christ, the are an absolute shower.

gilsey wrote: ↑Thu 08 Feb, 2024 2:13 pm https://bsky.app/profile/andraswf.bsky. ... via7sb5f25

Thought I'd see if bluesky posts would display here, I see the answer is no. Refit?

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I assume Starmer will be censuring Rosie Duffield any day now.

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Well, that's gonna push Gaza off the news for the foreseeable future

I don't think that line will play as well with the general public

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They have suspended MPs for using (whether deliberately or not) inflammatory language. I mean, can even passionately pro-Palestinian people not see that DIRECTLY COMPARING Israel's current actions to the Holocaust is deeply, profoundly offensive to 99.9% of Jews - regardless of their views on the w...

More policies consigned to the dustbin of history. Do they have anything left?

So she would have remembered him from a random encounter five years earlier? OK then. Oh and Labour have done plenty of criticising Israeli actions. Just because they don't use the simplistic phrase "ceasefire now" doesn't alter that. They have suspended MPs for calling what Israel is doi...

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