@lewis_goodall@Boonhawk Have you watched the full interview? You can see cuts and edits multiple times throughout the conversation as well as multiple occasions where Hasan's audio is reduced so you can speak over him (the person you're interviewing). Doubling down seems strange
@lewis_goodall@themeasuredtake@lewis_goodall It must be difficult acknowledging you aren't as knowledgeable especially after showing it quite so blatantly. But you really should reflect on your words in this interview. Next time try it without the talking points?
UK plans to increase deportations to Syria are facing backlash, with warnings it could risk renewed conflict
Ministers say returns are safe and part of wider migration reforms, but aid groups warn conditions remain unstable and dangerous
Read more: https://t.co/vREBKsejyu
Mmm my inkling is this will set the stage for declaring Syria a safe country, allowing the UK to revoke refugee status. A move the rightwing press will find hard to be annoyed about because it's red meat.
@Channel4News I hope that's not the oil tanker going to Cuba frm Russia to help the humanitarian disaster brought on by the US complete embargo and sanctions. UK intervening would surely make us complicit in collective punishment of a population (a war crime) and direct conflict with Russia 🙃
This is fantastic.
Croydon decided to implement Low Traffic Neighbourhoods, blocking cars from accessing various roads and fining people £160 per infraction.
They ran the scheme for two years.
Now the High Court has ruled them unlawful as they were implemented for profit and not to reduce traffic at all.
Millions of pounds must be returned to people who were fined. If you were fined during that time you have to request a refund.
@Mariusj001 Also when the Ottomans conquered Constantinople, they considered themselves the inheritors of the Roman Empire. The modern conception of identity is so reductive
Just watched the video of the Iranian woman filming a US-Israeli double tap strike that would claim her life. The fear in her voice is palpable but she does not stutter when she declares her testament of faith - she chose to spend her final and terrifying moments, committing herself to her faith. Her voice, its tremble and strength, brought me to tears. For the past 3 years, we have seen so much similar footage come out of Gaza, out of Lebanon - last moments caught on camera, last moments drenched in fear, resistance and a clinging to God.
You don’t have to be a person of faith - I don’t even think you need to like religion, or Islam - to understand the profundity of what we are witnessing in these moments.
These are not inevitable deaths, they are engineered.
And what we are witnessing, over and over again, are human beings in their final moments - at their most vulnerable, most alone - making one last act of defiance against a world that has decided they are not worthy of continuing to live.