Why is it that they need a police escort? nitter.cf/jamesmelville/status/2…
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The late novelist W Somerset Maugham famously described Monaco as 'a sunny place for shady people'. And I guess that reputation still holds.
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Jim Ratcliffe loves welfare. He just thinks it should be for billionaires.
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Anti-immigrant protesters have been directing abuse at Britain’s leading blindness charity, the RNIB, accusing it of helping small boat migrants. They mixed it up with the RNLI. Reminiscent of the time in 2000 when a mob daubed ‘paedo’ on the office of a paediatrician in Wales.
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If you repeat that the EHRC 'found that UK Labour was institutionally antisemitic' people might believe you. The only problem is that the EHRC did not find that UK Labour was 'institutionally antisemitic'. The report does not say that.
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Christopher Harborne has matched Ben Delo's £36 million donation to Reform UK.
This is the super-rich buying political power. It is an attack on our democracy.
Big money political donations subvert democracy, and are intrinsically corrupt. They must be banned and classed as serious criminal offences. Burnham needs to start defending our democracy. He had the opportunity but caved in to the union bosses. Now he must act. Democracy is for the people. It must not be a plaything of the super-rich.
Please repost if you agree. – at Brighton, England
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Let me tell you about the Overton window:
A white, middle-aged, middle-class, clergyman in the Church of England, who volunteers with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution is a radical leftist seeking to bring down Western society.
That is how far it has shifted.
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UK’s biggest private hospital firm Spire in £1.03bn takeover by hedge fund Toscafund known as “the Rottweiler”
Value driven by NHS contracts. Spire has 45% gross profit margin
New owner will be aggressive.
Privatisation bleeds the NHS, money buys less.
theguardian.com/business/202…
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James Orr has been forced to step down from Reform UK for his unethical behaviour. Fortunately he still has his other job, which is teaching ethics at Cambridge University.
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Come on, please retweet. This lie has to be countered
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I hear from the BBC that Iran is escalating the situation.
The United States bomb Iran, they retaliate, yet they are the ones escalating the situation.
This is misinformation.
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One well-known rightwing journalist famously only got into Oxford because his father, a Labour peer, happened to an old friend of the admissions tutor. That hasn't stopped him telling us that the Arday affair highlights the slide in standards at Cambridge.
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Farage is telling you he will send in the navy to stop boats.
What he isn't telling you is the Navy have said no. We will not breach maritime laws that we literally wrote.
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CALL FOR EVIDENCE: THE LABOUR TOGETHER PARLIAMENT
Please share widely and help us expose the hyper-factional remaking of the Parliamentary Labour Party by the Labour Together/Morgan McSweeney project.
Submissions to be made to [email protected]
Shadow World Investigations (SWI) and Paul Holden - author of The Fraud: Keir Starmer, Morgan McSweeney and the Crisis of British Democracy – are today announcing a new investigative project about the transformation of the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) under the Labour Together Project.
This long-germinating project is soliciting evidence about how Labour Party processes were used (and abused) to manipulate the selection of Labour MP candidates who now make up the majority of the PLP.
Sir Keir Starmer was the frontman for a scandalous political project that spent the best part of a decade remaking the Labour Party along rigidly factional and exclusionary lines.
The most consequential transformation was of the Parliamentary Labour Party.
Two thirds of the Labour MPs currently sitting in the House of Commons were selected through a process tightly controlled by Morgan McSweeney and his allies, allegedly with direct (albeit informal) input from Peter Mandelson. Labour Together, and its key donors, then spent over £2 million on getting this intake of MPs elected.
The selection process that McSweeney oversaw was beset by allegations of misconduct and irregularities so widespread that veteran journalist Michael Crick warned of potential ‘corruption’. One MP selection has resulted in criminal charges being filed against Labour officials.
These are the MPs that not just determine the future of the country but will play a key role in either making or breaking the political fortunes of whoever next succeeds Starmer.
In a follow up to The Fraud, SWI, Paul Holden and Jessica Murray will be embarking upon ‘The Labour Together Parliament’ project to examine the legitimacy of the process that resulted in the current Parliament, upon which any Labour government will rest.
What we need as a first step is information.
We would like evidence of any wrongdoing or stitch-ups during the selection process. We would like to build a collection of evidence about the ways in which bureaucrats forced through or manipulated the selection process, including in the finalisation of longlists and shortlists, and, where it happened, the decision being removed from local democratic decision making altogether.
We are particularly interested in the vote tallies from every Labour candidate selection between 2022 and 2024. These have not been routinely published.
We are particularly interested in tallies that distinguish between postal/online/and in-person votes. These different vote tallies would have been provided to losing candidates. Sometimes they were only read out in selection meetings. We are not only looking for results that seem ‘dodgy’ – but all vote tallies, including those that are not in the least suspicious. This will allow us to build a holistic database and rigorously test different hypotheses.
We would also like tallies from candidate selections in seats that weren’t Labour targets and didn’t result in any MP. Ideally, it would be great if we could be provided with contemporaneous evidence of these vote tallies – such as a screenshot of a message or email relaying the result.
We would also be interested in narrowing down which CLPs used Anonyvoter for MP selection, even if the vote tallies are not available.
Please send any information you think is relevant to the selection of the current PLP [email protected].
And please share this call for evidence widely!
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Smith: "The reason we've got a Labour govt is because Starmer cleared antisemitism out of our party, he put our party back into the service of the British people when it had lost its way, that's why we were able to win a landslide"
Fewer people voted for Lab in 2024 than in 2019
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The 250,000 figure cited in Rupert Lowe’s inquiry comes directly from former UKIP leader Lord Pearson. It was debunked by the Independent Inquiry and is not an actual count of rape cases across the UK.
He also invited Tommy Robinson to the House of Lords, so he obviously has an agenda.























