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It’s a Strange Old World…
… some days you read something, by a politician, a journalist or just a regular Tweeter or Facebooker, and it makes you feel like giving them a standing ovation or at least a hearty pat on the back. Other days … Continue reading
Posted in Views on the world today
Tagged big dose of stupid, Facebookers, journalists, politics, Tweeters
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Labour’s New Look
Found this online today: The Labour Party· Meet Clive Lewis MP.”I’d like to think those kind of leadership skills that I discovered in the army you can bring into this position as a Shadow Defence Minister. What’s so important about … Continue reading
The Labour plotters are right about Jeremy Corbyn ;)
A little gem from The Independent: independent.co.uk The Labour plotters are right about Jeremy Corbyn Mark Steel Well, that was a highly successful three-month campaign to get rid of Jeremy Corbyn. There’s nothing like spending all summer on a … Continue reading
Posted in British Politics
Tagged Jeremy Corbyn, Labour plotters, The Independent, The Labour Party
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Guiding Light or the Grey Rebels?
My main problem with the current situation is how those who disagree with Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership went about the business of trying to change things. Instead of picking one or more representatives who would declare their candidacy and trigger an … Continue reading
Posted in British Politics
Tagged 60%, EU, Hustings, Jeremy Corbyn, Leadership election, Owen Smith, Rebel MPs, The Labour Party, Tony Blair
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Labour Party History & A Bit Of Deja-vu?
The current situation in the Labour Party reminds me of what happened in 1980-83, especially with people posting pictures of the huge rallies which Michael Foot used to have, with dire warnings about how it all went wrong for him. … Continue reading
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Austerity Measures Harming Economic Growth
I read this article in The Guardian. You can find it here. Apparently the latest report from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has discovered, at long last, that subjecting people to austerity measures actually harms economic growth. If you restrict … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Views on the world today
Tagged austerity, economic growth, IMF
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I’ve been thinking…
…about the war in Syria, all the refugees and the terrorist attacks we hear of on a daily basis. I worry about this stuff because I have children and grandchildren and I’d like them to live in a world without … Continue reading
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Tagged Assad, Gas pipeline, Refugees, Syrian War, Terrorists, US v Russia
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