Sir Keir's brand new New New Labour makes Thatcher's regime appear moderate.

[SamBally]

'Keir Starmer’s delegates to a Council of Europe conference voted against including language condemning ‘anti-trans narratives’ – and any mention of the UK as a place where hate and discrimination toward people based on their sexual orientation and identity is an issue – in a Council report on LGBT+ rights.

The attempt to block the language was unsuccessful. The report condemns the growth in anti-trans and other anti-LGBT+ framing, citing the UK, Russia and Turkey as particularly problematic. A Council motion passed at the conference notes the prevalence.'



Who would have foreseen a day when labour vote against such a motion. Sir Keir, I will respect 10 Corbyn pledges, is managing to out tory the tories on just about every policy. All while alienating and isolating yet another labour voting group in our society. Alongside socialists, ethnic minority groups- Black, Muslim, and the left-wing Jewish community and Gypsy and Roma communities, etc. Some of the most marginalised and disadvantaged communities in the UK by a long stretch.

Boris and the tories shot themselves in the foot, repeatedly and Sir 'forensic' Woodentop played no part at all in their eventual downfall, should it happen or not and Sir Keir is still just barely ahead in the polls. Anyone but Corbyn would be 20% ahead they claimed and well before Boris and this current custard pie of a tory party.

Out Blairing Blair if that is even possible.

What is the point of so-called British democracy anyway, once the global standard-bearer, because now it just doesn't exist. A two-party state that takes from the poorest and hands it over to the wealthiest with no questions asked.

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

'Keir Starmer’s delegates to a Council of Europe conference voted against including language condemning ‘anti-trans narratives’ – and any mention of the UK as a place where hate and discrimination toward people based on their sexual orientation and identity is an issue – in a Council report on LGBT+ rights.

The attempt to block the language was unsuccessful. The report condemns the growth in anti-trans and other anti-LGBT+ framing, citing the UK, Russia and Turkey as particularly problematic. A Council motion passed at the conference notes the prevalence.'

Who would have foreseen a day when labour vote against such a motion. Sir Keir, I will respect 10 Corbyn pledges, is managing to out tory the tories on just about every policy. All while alienating and isolating yet another labour voting group in our society. Alongside socialists, ethnic minority groups- Black, Muslim, and the left-wing Jewish community and Gypsy and Roma communities, etc. Some of the most marginalised and disadvantaged communities in the UK by a long stretch.

Boris and the tories shot themselves in the foot, repeatedly and Sir 'forensic' Woodentop played no part at all in their eventual downfall, should it happen or not and Sir Keir is still just barely ahead in the polls. Anyone but Corbyn would be 20% ahead they claimed and well before Boris and this current custard pie of a tory party.

Out Blairing Blair if that is even possible.

What is the point of so-called British democracy anyway, once the global standard-bearer, because now it just doesn't exist. A two-party state that takes from the poorest and hands it over to the wealthiest with no questions asked.

 

[SamBally]

'The Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) today announced that Dave Nellist is to contest the forthcoming Birmingham Erdington parliamentary by-election on behalf of the left-wing alliance. During his time as a Midlands Labour MP from 1983-1992, Dave was a backbench parliamentary colleague of Jeremy Corbyn.

Dave, who was the MP for Coventry South East for nine years and later, for 14 years, a Coventry city councillor for the Socialist Party from 1998 to 2012, was well-known during his time in parliament for only taking an ordinary worker’s wage, giving away over half of an MP’s bloated salary – currently £82,000 a year – to trade unionists and working-class campaigners fighting to defend their livelihoods and communities.'


If you are working class it will be people just like this who give you some voice in parliament if you happen to live in that particular constituency!

If the rumours are true and the Corbyn left is slowly mobilizing (lots of recent left-wing resignations from the NEC), it would automatically become the 3rd largest political party in the UK, a seismic shift in the balance of power and give New New Labour a run for their money in marginal seats and determine if New New Labour can actually win an outright election or not. If??

Without the left and Scotland, New New Labour can NOT win. By mimicking the tories they can also no longer legitimately describe themselves as a genuinely left-wing centrist party. They throw a few crumbs to the peasants occasionally, such as a minimum wage topped up by benefits bribes, and demand lifelong servitude and a doffing of caps in response.

This long term trend will be a win-win situation for the REAL left.


Viva la Revolution!

 

[SamBally]

Lisa Nandy a right-wing left-wing New New Labour Blair disciple has announced today New New Labour is the party that will "level up" the country. Hmmm, didn't you steal that line of Boris, Lisa?


Their official policy is a 50p increase in the minimum wage.


That will tackle low wages and exploitation in the workplace...


Ps Lisa if you are reading, don't mention how you sacked Labour staffers and then subsequently reemployed them on worse pay and worse conditions. The same Labour staffers who have just voted to strike due to the pitiful rise in wages your party has offered them.

 

[SamBally]

Wes Streeting, what a joy, a breath of fresh air this man is, given a platform by the liberal MSM yesterday and today to spew his anti-Corbyn vitriol... Two years after Corbyn resigned.

Has welcomed the tory who jumped ship into Labour's ranks, whatever his name was, and stated his previous voting history is totally irrelvant as is his previous publicly aired view Labour are "a bunch of left-wing cunts".

Is proud Unions are cutting their historical ties to New New Labour and celebrates the exodus of left-wing members that have put the party very close to bankruptcy.

Which they will blame on Corbyn of course.

 

[SamBally]

Joe Rogan has pledged to try harder to offer more balanced views on his podcast, after he was criticised by Neil Young and Joni Mitchell for helping to spread Covid misinformation.

The Canadian musicians asked to have their music pulled from the streaming platform as a result.
Spotify has since said it is working to add advisory warnings to any podcast discussing Covid-19.


US broadcaster Rogan apologized to the company and vowed to do better. Rogan said he would "try harder to get people with differing opinions on" on his show - which averages 11 million listeners per episode.

Rogan fighting hard to keep hold of his $100 million + paycheque about months of Covid-19 conspiracy theory spew.


"Follow the money, follow the money sheeples".


LOL!

 

[SamBally]

In a statement posted to Spotify's website Ek (CEO the boss) wrote that it has "become clear to me that we have an obligation to do more to provide balance and access to widely-accepted information from the medical and scientific communities guiding us through this unprecedented time".

Mr Ek said that the company had now published its long-standing "Platform Rules" - guidelines for creators on which content is considered unacceptable.

They were developed by the company in conjunction with a team of external experts and are updated regularly, the Swedish billionaire said.


The rules say that creators should avoid content that "promotes dangerous false or dangerous deceptive medical information that may cause offline harm or poses a direct threat to public health".

 

[SamBally]

Formula One staff must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 under new FIA rules. The policy drawn up by the sport’s governing body will be written into the regulations for the new season and will apply to all drivers, teams, media and hospitality guests. It is expected that no exemptions will be granted.

The sport hopes the rule will avoid a repeat of the Novak Djokovic that overshadowed the buildup to this month’s Australian Open. All of the grid’s current drivers are understood to be vaccinated.


Excellent news.