The IDF has been accused of horrific war crimes in Gaza by the UN Human Rights Council & Amnesty International.
It is just common sense that those involved in war crimes should be held to account.
Meanwhile on Chinese TV: "I visited California in the 80s. They were promising high-speed rail. China didn't even have highways."
40 years later, they have built zero. China: biggest high speed rail network.
"The superiority of socialism is clear."
Zack Polanski, the leader of the Green Party, has signed an open letter demanding that a database be created of 2,000 dual British-Israeli nationals called up for service since the terror attacks by Hamas on October 7 2023
🔗: https://t.co/M2Vg5pII8a
It's absolutely baffling to see the backlash against this announcement.
Imagine complaining that the UK is securing a multi-billion-pound private investment.
Let's look at the actual numbers: taxpayers are funding £1.3bn for local roads & a new rail station. In return, Universal is spending £5 billion to build the park and another £1 billion operating it.
Bedford(& the UK) gets 28,000 total jobs, a massive revitalization of a former industrial site, & a projected £50 billion economic boost.
The sheer cynicism around projects like this is exactly what holds the UK back. If we treat massive, job-creating investments as something to be outraged about, we only guarantee our own economic stagnation.
Locura en el estadio con más de 10 mil aficionados de Argelia.
Le ganaron 1-0 a Holanda con un golazo de Hadj Moussa y rompieron una racha importante: la Oranje no perdía desde octubre de 2024.
Sorpresón antes del Mundial.
The average UK salary in 1984 was just over £8k a year
The average UK salary now is £39k
Based on the fact that people now earn on average 4.7 times what they did in 1984, a Premier League match should cost between £9 & £11
This is literally what they stole from the people