If Mamdani starts to take money from the Israeli lobby, sits down with the Israeli lobby, or does anything that is tangebly zionist, then I will be protesting him too.
But at this point, going to a vigil and then eating at a Palestinian restaurant afterward with Palestinian families is not something I will be using my platform to protest. Frankly, there are WAY bigger fish to fry.
@ZackPolanski Three things I’m struggling with here, @ZackPolanski. One, you want the Lords abolished. Two, we have removed a peer from it. Three, you are angry.
In Urdu, in case that’s easier for you these days?
He can't vote, @BenKentish. Tom has taken a leave of absence from the Lords and given up his parliamentary pass. He cannot attend, and he cannot vote on anything.
We've gone further, in writing, in Tom’s contract:
- Every access and privilege arising from the peerage is revoked, including what a peer on leave of absence would ordinarily keep.
- He cannot return as an active member while he works at Palantir.
- He cannot use the title in any dealing on Palantir’s behalf.
Welcome to the team, Tom!
As Labour’s former deputy leader, Tom brings deep understanding of how AI is changing the ways the state can help people in Britain, where more than one in six Palantirians are based.
Conspiracy theorists - you’ll need to update your org charts. Sorry.
Engineers spent decades shrinking semiconductor process nodes from around 1,000nm to today’s 2nm class so you could carry absurd amounts of computing power in your pocket.
Software developers responded with megabytes of JavaScript, telemetry trackers, six frameworks, and a loading animation for the login page.
Hardware gives. Software takes away.
If London became it's own nation it would genuinely be the richest and most developed country in the world, meanwhile the rest of Britain would become eastern european
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