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@RestIsPolitics.Thereâs far too much cash washing around Westminster, & only âdonorsâ know where it really comes from, or goes to, or what they get for it.
But why is no one even asking who, & whose money, is behind the PM coup? Is it too uncomfortable a question?
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Replying to @carolecadwalla
It would be reasonable for the Gill conviction + recent discovery of two Chinese spies to drive a political shockwave that forced an MI5/6/Special branch inquiry to into HoL & HoC members and their funding.
However, not a peep. Just a universal desire to leave well alone.
Since it was broadcast decades ago, time and again, âYes Ministerâ and âYes Prime Ministerâ have shown themselves to be prophetic.
Maybe it should be considered PM training?
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Legendary Singer Neil Young has removed all his albums from Amazon Music due to founder Jeff Bezos and his support for Donald Trump.
RETWEET to thank @NeilYoung for standing up for our democracy!
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This is absolutely disgusting. Listen to this Minneapolis pastor talk about how he was assaulted by ICE!
âAn ICE agent literally came over to me and said, âwhat did you say?â I said âI am not afraid,â and they pointed a gun in my face. ICE put handcuffs on my hands and put me in a black SUV and then a few moments later they came back and they said, âare you afraid yet,â and I said, âno,â and then they said it: âWell you're white. You wouldn't be fun anyway.â It was then that I knew that the staging that these ICE raids are really about fear and intimidation.â
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The last thing US political leadership wants is survivors popping up on TV or at the UN telling a different story, & maybe even presenting some form of compelling evidence. Much easier to kill them all; the fact that doing that is illegal & immoral doesnât seem to worry anyone.
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Looking ahead to winter is frightening.
Iâve met pensioners who have no idea how theyâll heat their homes. Parents who will have to skip meals so their kids can eat.
The Tories are too busy fighting each other to notice.
Labour has a plan that meets the scale of this crisis.
Calocaneâs victims families are right to be unhappy with his Manslaughter conviction.
Of course Calocane had a mental health condition. No sane person would wonder around randomly murdering.
But Manslaughter doesnât reflect the premeditation, organisation & violence involved.
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Replying to @RichardJMurphy
I don't think the problem is politicians, well not solely, the system is manipulated, it only allows people who can be controlled into positions of power, politicians are just front men, the people behind them never change, it doesn't matter what the party is called.
Well said Tobias Ellwood (Conservative MP for Bournemouth East).
âThis is the generation coming forward to say: weâre not accepting this model of Brexitâ
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Whatâs happening with the Tory govt is appalling, and itâs hurting the UK. But isnât it just as likely in Labour?âšâšLabour is at least as factional as Tories, and if Sir Kier was leader on day one, how long would it take for there to be a leadership challenge by the left?
David Miliband summarised the situation perfectly: âKwasi Kwarteng was not fighting âorthodoxyâ. He was fighting maths. The whole project was/is a fantasy. Donât give it the patina of a revolution. It just didnât add up. It was post-truth, just like the claims of Brexit uplands.â
Kwasi Kwarteng was not fighting âorthodoxyâ. He was fighting maths. The whole project was/is a fantasy. Donât give it the patina of a revolution. It just didnât add up. It was post-truth, just like the claims of Brexit uplands. theguardian.com/politics/202âŠ
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@RestIsPolitics @campbellclaret @RoryStewartUK if Labour is elected soon at a GE, how long will they last?
Major inflation, Nurse strikes, Rail strikes, Unions pressure govt to give them what they want, private sector follows suit, more inflation, etc. It didnât go well in 70s.
And letâs face it, the economic impact of Brexit is just as toxic an issue to Labour as Conservatives.
Is @Keir_Starmer any more likely to be able to address it than @BorisJohnson or @trussliz. Itâs the elephant in the room and could just as easily bring down Labour.
Replying to @glennkirschner2
@glennkirschner2 âšA thought:âšâšFreedom of speech is very important, but disinformation can seriously threaten the public interest.
Shouldnât a higher standard be applied to anyone who enjoys increased influence because their past public role implies integrity and expertise?
#skydebate This is ridiculous. @trusliz came up with a policy statement on the hoof 3 days ago that sheâs now trying to distance herself from. This just like @BorisJohnson, making things up to get through the next 10 mins and then doing a U turn when obvious questions are asked.
Downing Street insiders tell Laura Kuenssberg what happened at parties during lockdown - BBC News bbc.com/news/av/uk-politics-âŠ
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I desperately wanted to be able say that my MP (@VotePursglove) was one of those principled people that stood up for standards in the House of Commons last week. Very disappointingly, he wasn't. I really hope that will change during today's debate. The Nolan principles matter.
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