Paul Schweiger

[PropaGandalf 🌾 @xghostnotesx]

Russia’s banned from the World Cup & Olympics. The US is hosting both while openly cheating, facilitating genocide, kidnapping and murdering the leaders of sovereign states and murdering fisherman in boats and posting the snuff films on the official White House account.

[Flying_Rodent @flying_rodent]

It’s weird how - when the press goes looking for racism in Britain in the 2020s - the only place it can ever be found is in left wing politics, public services, unionised professions and academia. Isn’t that remarkable, given what you can see and hear every day.

[Paul Schweiger @paulschweiger]

@g__j 39362

[The Justin Horton Show @ejhchess]

His legacy is Gaza, Morgan McSweeney, industrial-scale dishonesty, proscribing protestors as terrorists, fixing trials and so on, and if it takes a while for that to become clear, this is only because all that was more than acceptable to the political class and the commentariat.

[Clive Lewis MP @labourlewis]

We try.

Happy Father’s Day.

[Spencer Hakimian @SpencerHakimian]

8D Chess

[Qasim Rashid, Esq. @QasimRashid]

If you can’t tax billionaires and trillionaire because “its unrealized gains until they cash out,” then stop letting them leverage that wealth for loans, as collateral, or as equity.

If it’s not real enough to tax, it shouldn’t be real enough to leverage.

This is why we say the system is rigged in favor of the super wealthy. Abolish billionaires, tax them out of existence, protect working people.

[Mohammed Elnaiem @m_elnaiem]

In Britain, you're a terrorist if you try to materially stop a genocide. If you join a pogrom, you're just "fed up".

[Helen the Zen (reboot) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🍉 @glaisian]

Protester Terrorist

[David Timoney @fromarsetoelbow]

The Milburn report has to be seen in its historic context as the last stage of the central neoliberal project. The Thatcher economic revolution wasn't about deindustrialisation or the City Big Bang (epiphenomena) but about reducing the power of labour relative to capital.

[C @Obseyxx]

This is what we're getting for the next three years: "Labour had better do this stupid, terrible thing, to stop Reform getting in and doing it."

[Paul Schweiger @paulschweiger]

@bjork Bjorkestral was right there # justsaying

[Paul Schweiger @paulschweiger]

@FootballCliches @DKingTelegraph If you need digital lines to be automatically drawn I order to tell then go with the onfield decision

[Paul Schweiger @paulschweiger]

@FootballCliches @DKingTelegraph If you need to draw digital lines on the pitch to tell then go with the onfield decision. If it’s clear from a replay that the decision was wrong then over turn.

[Cllr Alisha Lewis @Alishacmlewis]

I know it’s very British, but we can’t keep having moral panics about computers every time we don’t want to admit we’ve torn the social contract to shreds

Why, we cry, are they at home! There are abundant Saturday jobs, graduate schemes, and home ownership is but a skip away!

[a rare photo of sean connery signed by roger moore @steamedhamms]

“is britain ungovernable now?” probably an easier question than “do i need to interrogate any of the assumptions that make up my worldview?”

[Paul Schweiger @paulschweiger]

@labourlewis What concessions has Burnham given Labour Together for this?

[Flying_Rodent @flying_rodent]

Sure mate: we sold most of our stuff in a crazed 50-year project to drown government in a bathtub and put as much as possible beyond democratic control; now ministers only announce crackdowns and decide which donors get contracts. And that’s the fault of four French philosophers.

[Flying_Rodent @flying_rodent]

Shameful Trumpist intimidation aimed at one of our most respected reporters here by Starmer’s thugs. Sir Keir could stop this with a word, but he chooses not to. I think we all know why.

[Jeremy Gilbert @jemgilbert]

The obvious way for Labour to push back against Reform would be to focus unrelentingly on an authentic class politics based exclusively on the question of who does and doesn't have shared economic interests, against Farage's fake class politics of flags, beer and private equity.