Ruled by Treasonous BlackRock Labour Govt.🔥sale to US. continues. MacroEconomic activist. Robust Debate. #MMT Neoliberalism is killing 🇬🇧
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“That is the type of power that scares Boris Johnson, that scares Theresa, that scared Thatcher.”
This man says people are being divided by the UK media, instead of uniting to resist Government policies they don’t believe in #bbcqt
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The Epstein affair was possibly the most expansive deep state blackmail and information-gathering operation in history. I'm glad that only a small minority of leftists are telling me that it's an unfounded, unimportant conspiracy theory, and that that and my 'deterministic' focus on economics are distracting us from the real issue - patriarchal corruption of the fight for sexual freedom. Otherwise I would lose the will to live. Please take my advice and don't reply saying "oh, so you think that's unimportant, do you?". Thank you.
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Next week, John Healey will stand at the dispatch box and lecture the country about fiscal black holes and shared national sacrifice to justify hiking your taxes.
Watching his own colleagues get caught trying to walk away from £50,000 in public money exposes the sheer moral decay of the political class. They demand every spare penny from working people while quietly looking after themselves.
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Think about anyone running an honest small trade or trying to get by on an average wage. If you owe HMRC a few hundred pounds, they will relentlessly hound you with automated penalty fees, interest, and the threat of court action.
Yet out of £46 billion handed out in pandemic schemes, only 19 percent has ever been repaid in full. It was treated like an open buffet, and the politicians setting the rules were right there at the front of the queue.
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Handing control of British water supplies to US hedge funds to make profit from every time we turn on a tap is not ending neoliberalism.
🚨BREAKING
The Financial Times has just revealed that Thames Water’s US hedge fund creditors are close to agreeing a ‘last and final’ deal to take over the company.
A handover to US hedge funds. A continuation of the privatised chaos. And a huge reward for the people who have run our water into the ground.
The deal would see them allowed to pollute our rivers and seas without consequence - in exchange for an upfront payoff.
This deal is absolutely outrageous, in every regard.
112 MPs have already called for special administration of Thames Water.
A cross-party group of MPs - who scrutinise the Environment Department - have said that the creditors’ proposal should be rejected and Thames Water should be brought into special administration.
And the former Environment Secretary rejected a previous version of the creditors’ deal in June. This new version is not better in any way.
@andyburnham promised to reverse Thatcher’s legacy of privatisation. He promised public control of life’s essentials.
This really is the moment of truth for Andy Burnham. If he allows the water supply of 16 million people to be sold off to US hedge funds - how can we take him seriously about any of his promises?
NO DEAL to the Thames Water creditors. Special administration now.
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BBC News - Some under-25s should get less benefits, Milburn review to say
Oh, I didn't realise under 25s with serious health conditions live differently to a 26 year old in the same situation.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwn7…
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"I have ADHD, got a diagnosis, got treatment, went to Private School and have a 'job' where I do absolutely fuck all and get a fortune and 'expenses' on top."
But I want to pretend that everyone else is lazier and less disabled than me.
Not possible mate.
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"The double amputee marathon runner Richard Whitehead has criticised Kemi Badenoch for “weaponising his sporting success” to justify her proposed £36bn welfare cuts."
theguardian.com/sport/2026/n…
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WARNING - Remember when I told you about Client side scanning? (Original post below)
On 9 November, the government confirmed it is preparing legislation to put this technology into smartphone operating systems, switched ON by default.
existing phones will receive it through software updates. Adults would have to prove they’re over 18 to switch it OFF.
The EU has been pushing similar proposals under “Chat Control”.
It means software will inspect images and content on your device, before you send them or even view them.
In June, the government was asked whether this technology could also be used to detect and block ‘hate’ speech and other text content. It confirmed it would consider wider uses.
Which means, with Ofcom’s new rules on responding to ‘crisis’ situations, the technology could be expanded to prevent you from sharing content the authorities decide is unacceptable.
Instead of censoring you after you post it, they could stop you posting it in the first place.
But you still have free speech obvs 🙄
🚨WARNING the bit Starmer isnt telling you is... this sort of device technology is called Client-Side Scanning.
It is already built into the Ofcom regulated Online Safety Act through “accredited technology” notices. The EU has been pushing similar rules through its Child Sexual Abuse Regulation, known as “Chat Control”.
It basically means phone companies and platforms can be pushed to scan messages, images and content BEFORE you send them, then either allowing them to be sent or blocking/reporting them.
Once the precedent is set, "to protect children", it can easily be widened to block whatever government decides is “harmful”.
And that's how you go from child safety to state approved speech.
TA DAAAA 🚨
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AI has made it ‘close to impossible’ to assess university coursework.
Another destructive consequence of AI.
Too many want degree certificates, without learning.
It is back to traditional in-person presentations, vivas and traditional exams.
theguardian.com/education/20…
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Astounding that government is refusing to nationalise water, fully funded public services, enforce taxes in wealth and deal with inequality. But it’s easier to punish the poors, and it will please their masters.
Astounding that the government is refusing to crack down on welfare fraud.
Labour love spending other people's money - but they should respect how hard you've worked to earn it before doling it out to others.
telegraph.co.uk/politics/202…
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Tories plan £36bn social security cut.
It would cut benefits for old, sick, disabled and reintroduce the two-child benefit cap.
Silence on corporate welfare, tax perks of the rich, low wages, profiteering, £700bn tax not collected in the last 20 years
independent.co.uk/news/uk/po…
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Cressida Dick working for Palantir raises the same concerns I’ve expressed about Tom Watson.
What does a company gain when it recruits a former Labour deputy leader or a former Metropolitan Police commissioner? Their experience, yes. But also their contacts, influence and the authority associated with the offices they held.
This ‘revolving door’ corrodes confidence in politics, public service generally and in institutions such as the police.
Read more here: thebureauinvestigates.com/st…
@TBIJ
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This is sad to hear, but GIMMS led the way, bringing together all of us starting out on our MMT journey, and providing the first focus group in the UK.
La luta continua.
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Fujitsu has won a £9m, three-year contract to support the UK's Emergency Alerts Service.
Its 2024 pledge to stop bidding until the Horizon inquiry ends never covered renewals.
The inquiry's final report isn't even out yet.
Fujitsu has landed another government contract – a £9m deal to support the UK’s Emergency Alerts Service. Despite its pledge to pause bidding for public sector work amid the Post Office scandal, contract renewals remain fair game. #PostOfficeScandal computerweekly.com/news/3666…
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Grateful to Nolan for featuring our work. There will be increasing calls for a Federal Job Guarantee in the age AI.
hamiltonnolan.com/p/a-federa…
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A Manchester resident asks about the £55 million (yep, £55 MILLION) that @andyburnham funneled to an Abu Dhabi developer... and his query is binned.
But Andy's telling the truth when he says he's going to end 47 years of neoliberllalism. Really, he is.
No, really.
I read the reports coming out of Manchester this morning and I am genuinely speechless.
Andy Burnham’s old political machine has just been caught secretly intercepting and censoring emails sent by the public to elected politicians.
What were those emails actually about? A resident was asking hard questions about the £55 million in taxpayer loans Burnham handed to Abu Dhabi property developers when he was Mayor, with zero affordable housing requirements.
Instead of letting elected councillors read the concerns of their constituents, unelected bureaucrats quietly diverted the emails straight to the legal department to be buried.
The politicians had absolutely no idea their personal inboxes were being filtered by the state.
The council claims they had to intercept the messages because of potential litigation. It is a complete lie.
Internal correspondence proves the city solicitor asked for this specific resident to be blocked months before any legal threat even existed.
You vote for local representatives to hold the system accountable. But the second a citizen asks where Burnham sent public money in a Gulf state property deal, his political syndicate builds a secret digital firewall to protect the investment.
This is not a functioning democracy. This is a captured corporate cartel running a cover-up for the Prime Minister, and the national media is letting them get away with it in broad daylight.
