🗣 "He's very rarely in the constituency, he's very rarely in parliament. There was months when he didn't vote. It's called not doing your job!"
🔨 Hannah Spencer nails it.
➡️ Nigel Farage doesn't even do the job his constituents elected him to do. And then there's the money...
This is powerful!!
The video strikingly illustrates the game of misinformation that’s being played by Nigel Farage & others. It shows who’s actually benefiting from it.
Absolutely worth watching!
Video sent to me by @nowayjomo
Britain spends around £37 billion a year subsidising rents because we failed to build enough social housing.
A huge amount of that money goes straight into the private rental market because there are not enough social homes.
Instead of investing in homes people can actually afford, taxpayers are funding an endless housing crisis 🧵👇🏽
At what point do we stop pretending our newspapers are ‘news’ and start calling them what they are…
Promotional pamphlets for the billionaires who own them and the agendas they’re selling.
UAE BEGS US FOR FINANCIAL LIFELINE
The image of the UAE as an untouchable global "safe-haven" is collapsing in real-time. As the US-Isr*eli war on Iran inflicts nearly $60 billion in energy infrastructure damage across the region, the Emirates faces an existential crisis.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the UAE is now begging the US for a financial lifeline: a currency-swap line to save the Dirham from collapse. Desperate Emirati officials are implicitly threatening to ditch the US dollar for the Chinese yuan if the Treasury does not step in.
The statistics are staggering for a state built on tourism, with the sector contributing to 13% of Dubai's GDP.
Dubai International Airport, the world’s busiest hub, shut down for weeks, contributing to 30,000+ regional flight cancellations. Hotel occupancy has plummeted by 80%, with over 250,000 short-term rental bookings wiped out in March alone.
But while the UAE pleads for Western mercy to save its economy, its role as a regional predator has not slowed down. The UAE continues to funnel arms to the g*nocidal Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia in Sudan and has recently moved to fund militias to "guard" mines in the DR Congo.
The UAE wants the world to see it as a victim of regional instability, yet it remains the primary architect of instability across Africa.
They are asking for a "lifeline" from the West while tightening the noose around the necks of the Sudanese and Congolese people.
The skyscrapers in Dubai may be empty, but as long as African gold and minerals can be looted, the UAE’s sub-imperial machinery will keep grinding.
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“We don’t trust this ceasefire, it took all the hope that we had.”
In southern Lebanon, our teams, who are working in hospitals with the Ministry of Public Health, are treating patients who have been recently wounded by Israeli forces' airstrikes: https://t.co/OXKCIrDSIq
Left: "Starmer slams Polanski over 'disgraceful' antisemitism comments"
Right: Rabbi Herschel Gluck who has an OBE for interfaith work criticises politicians who exploit antisemitism to attack Zack Polanski
A Prime Minister should respect and protect all people, not exploit discrimination for cheap political points
Another reason not to vote for Keir Starmer's Labour in the May elections
The lack of contrition from Starmer’s current and former fans is quite something.
We warned over and over again for years that he would be a catastrophe.
You sneered, vilified and ignored those who were entirely correct.
And now you can’t even admit what you got wrong!
When I finished my surgical training in the NHS (about 15 years ago), I went to the US for a fellowship.
The programme director liked my skills and offered a fast track to move to the US full time.
I was extremely torn, as with the private health insurance system I would make more than three times what I would in the UK.
I however found the way poor people were treated in the US and how they died from lack of basic medical care reprehensible and moved back to the UK.
With my experience now I will earn more than four or five times what I currently do in the NHS.
I however sleep easy every night knowing that all decisions I made during the day were based on what was best for the patient and not how rich the patient is.
The NHS has problems but it is a beautiful system where a homeless person is treated exactly the same as the prime minister.
Farage gets a lot of money from private companies in the US who have been eyeing the billions they can make in the UK for years. I will benefit from it money-wise but I still oppose it as I am not a monster like Farage.
As I've said before, Iran would have eventually had it's Velvet Revolution. The truth is that the normalization of Iran's place in the world, sovereignty and development has always been more fearsome to the Israelis than nukes.
The United States has spent $174 billion over 4 years on the war in Ukraine, which Trump and his base strongly opposed.
Trump is now asking Congress for $200bn (!!!) to fund the war with Iran, which Trump officials admit was started for Israel.
Let that sink in.
«Το καθήκον κάθε Δυτικού αριστερού είναι να αναγκάσουμε τις κυβερνήσεις μας να σταματήσουν τους βομβαρδισμούς. Να καταργηθούν οι κυρώσεις που φέρνουν λιμό και πλουτίζουν τους λαθρέμπορους του καθεστώτος. Να εξευτελίσουμε τους προπαγανδιστές που μας λένε ότι ο Πόλεμος= Ειρήνη και Κατοχή=Ελευθερία. Τότε, και μόνο τότε, ο ιρανικός λαός, ασκώντας τη δική του τεράστια δύναμη, θα μπορέσει να ανακτήσει το μέλλον του τόσο από τους θεοκράτες όσο και από τους ιμπεριαλιστές που τους υποστηρίζουν ακούσια - και ενίοτε εκούσια.» https://t.co/nYh2xnpVek