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Now the same powers want him to stop killing other people’s brothers. By the thousand.
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She knows that the actual issue is the 6 million Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank who can’t vote. She just thinks you’re too dumb to know.
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Madeley: "Do you think welfare spendings out of control?"
Maguire: "I don't think its out of control if you look at the total figure.. its only 10.6% of the economy, which is low by European standards"
Singh: "And over half of the welfare budget is pensions, the state pension"
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My morale improved when I looked at your polling numbers. Does that count?
Has your life improved in the last 100 days? In any way?
Have your bills gone down? Do you feel richer? Safer? Has your local community improved at all?
For the average person, the answer is a resounding NO.
Burnham is making tweaks as broken Britain slides further into terminal decline.
He’s a talker, not a doer. He hasn’t changed the country one bit so far, and isn’t going to.
We need fundamental change - and that's what I will bring.
In our first 100 days, we will:
Put the Royal Navy in the Channel and stop the boats forever.
Begin the mass exit of over 1 million people who illegally entered Britain.
We will make it impossible to live here illegally, so many will leave voluntarily. But, make no mistake, the deportation of those who don’t will be enforced.
We will increase your tax-free personal allowance from £12,570 to £15,000 to keep money in your pocket.
We’ll reduce your annual energy bills by £250.
We’ll charge NO interest on loans for nursing students, lift the cap on medical school places and cut student loan issuance by 20%.
If my ministers fail to deliver, I'll sack them. Simple as.
The stakes have never been higher. It's time we have a government that acts like it.
What happened to the Ten Commandments ?
Rabbi Eliyahu Mali on Palestinians in Gaza :
“The basic rule in a mandatory war, in this case in Gaza, is: ‘You shall not let any soul remain alive.’”
“If you do not kill them, they will kill you.”
“The women are the ones who produce the terrorists.”
“It applies not only to the 14- or 16-year-old boy, or the 20- or 30-year-old man who raises a weapon against you, but also to the future generation. And to those who produce the future generation. There is truly no difference.”
“Today he is an infant; tomorrow he is a fighter.”
“There are no questions here.”
“Today's terrorists were eight-year-old children during the previous operation.”
“You cannot stop halfway. That is why Gaza is different.”
He used the Torah to justify his argument.
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Russia's neighbours, a ledger:
Moldova, 1992: Russian troops in Transnistria. Still there.
Georgia, 2008: about 20% occupied. Still occupied.
Ukraine, 2014: Crimea.
Ukraine, 2022: full invasion.
The pattern isn't NATO. It's Moscow.
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How in the name of sanity has the world arrived at a place where its being ruled by three evil vicious malignant old men who have sinister intentions, harmful intent, and ulterior motives.
Why haven't we progressed?
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‼️ Andy Haldane says reopening Britain’s relationship with Europe would create a “huge dust cloud of uncertainty”.
But he’s confusing causing the damage with repairing it.
Brexit created uncertainty bc Britain was dismantling its relationship with its largest market while nobody knew what would replace it.
And then Brexit erected new trade barriers.
The OBR still estimates those barriers will leave UK productivity 4% lower in the long run than if we’d remained.
Removing barriers, restoring market access and giving businesses a clear route back towards European economic integration is not simply repeating 2016 in reverse.
**Brexit created the problem.
🆘 Fixing Brexit is not another Brexit.**
My point still stands. Ukrainian forces on their own are pitted against a mighty force. Clearly struggling to keep Russia out. That’s the whole point of NATO- small countries join up with big countries to make up a defensive force so powerful that countries like Russia dare not attack.
Ukraine can have its own military. Nobody is arguing otherwise. But Russia also has security concerns, and those concerns cannot simply be dismissed because they come from Moscow.
The issue is what happens when Ukraine’s military is increasingly integrated with NATO, an alliance Russia has opposed expanding towards its borders for decades.
So why is Ukraine’s security treated as the only concern worth discussing, while Russia’s is dismissed outright?
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At the UN on Monday, Israel's ambassador called @FranceskAlbs a fraud and a liar. The US representative called her a lunatic.
Her report documents nearly 300 journalists killed in Gaza. Of course, neither of them addressed it.
Then she answered.
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How on earth is Jonathan Freedland the appropriate guest for this? It's just basic professional journalism to understand he's a problematic interviewee. Freedland has frequently demonstrated that he's an extremist and yet is treated by the BBC as a "sensible" voice. It's absurd.
"They could be the kingmakers"
Chief International correspondent, Lyce Doucet, explains that the success of Arab parties in the Israeli elections means they might be considered as coalition partners by other parties.
#Newsnight
Instead cannot understand why anyone would support a country committing obvious genocide, an accusation supported by the UN.
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“The easiest thing for a political leader to do is to appeal to our bigotry and our hatred and xenophobia and prejudice, and point to people who are unlike us and say they’re the ones who are damaging our country," Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., August 5, 2016 on Larry King Now.
There was a time when I completely agreed with my brother. Today, I am deeply ashamed of him.
Arab and Muslim people alike have made extraordinary contributions to the world across literature, science, mathematics, medicine and countless other fields. To name a few, Omar M. Yaghi won the Wolf Prize in Chemistry in 2018 and the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2025. Ahmed Zewail won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1999, and Naguib Mahfouz won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1988.
A person’s race, religion, ethnicity or socioeconomic background does not determine their intellect, creativity or capacity to contribute to humanity.
My thoughts are with all those hurt by my brother’s false, cruel and derogatory words.
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