Holocaust
Unabated for two whole years
Backed to the hilt by Washington, London and Berlin
It's a new world now. The mask is off. And it's never going back on
The world could have stopped the genocide in Gaza.
Instead, governments — including our own — allowed Israel to act with total impunity.
Israel’s reckless strikes on Iran are the product of that impunity. They represent a shameful failure of global leadership. And they are a threat to the safety of humankind across the world.
Our government needs to wake up, end its complicity in Israeli war crimes and defend international law.
That is how we bring about urgent de-escalation, end the genocide and stop the world from being dragged into a catastrophic, nuclear war.
We are all human beings on one planet. Surely that is enough to try and bring about a world of peace.
Imagine Iran bombed Tel Aviv, killing children, and a prominent Muslim leader tweeted, “Game on. Pray for Iran.”
Make no mistake. Christian Zionism is not faith. It is a death cult. It is terrorism.
hope this triggers something in Americans that causes a shift in consciousness, when the masses realise the government has 10 billion to fund a state bombing children’s hospitals but no money to fix its own healthcare system where ppl are dying they afford healthcare
Right: posters up this week at QEH warning patients of 12 hour waits to be seen, referencing junior doctor strikes. Left: a photo I took in the same A&E department in December with no strikes and normal staffing. The NHS is in crisis every day. We have to hold on to our doctors.
Here's exactly what Macron just said replying to the Truss "friend or foe" comment (my Eng subtitles 👇)
(although I think his silence and look when asked the question says it all 😀👇)
EXCLUSIVE: In a leaked video, Rishi Sunak boasted to Conservative Party members that he was prepared to take public money out of “deprived urban areas” to help wealthy towns.
@REWearmouth reports: https://t.co/uZMpjKm6rG
When you hear Rishi Sunak propose a £200 *loan* as a solution for households facing energy bills rocketing by £693, remember:
He's the richest MP, who last night in Parliament pushed through a tax cut for bankers worth £1,000,000,000 a year.
Sunak's on their side, not yours.
Have to admit, I cried at my desk editing this incredible piece by Rory Kinnear. People think it’s easy to write coherently through rage and grief - but it is not. He manages it though, beautifully. https://t.co/uDRx7r0kSS