Just a reminder that Ian Murray was hours away from joining Change UK because of Corbyn's leadership. Below he is photoed with them, practicing his resignation before u-turning.
If Sarwar can't even win over a back-stabbing opportunist like him against Starmer, then who can Sarwar convince?
Scotland has not had a full-term Prime Minister since voting No in 2014.
"Strong and stable"
Sometimes you've just gotta hand it to Games Workshop gizmodo.com/games-worksh...
1938: One People, One Nation, One Leader
2026: One Homeland. One People. One Heritage.
This isn't even between the lines, it's clear as day what the US is becoming.
Blair and Bush have a higher death count (so far) than Trump. A war criminal is still a war criminal.
"Credit to Tony Blair and George Bush, at least they-"
No.
I should have added 5) Won't comment further until he sees what everyone else says first
Other than that lmao
I can already see Keir Starmer's statement.
1) "We are closely monitoring the situation..."
2) "Maduro is very bad though!"
3) Vaguely gestures towards international law
4) Will refuse to condemn Trump's illegal actions
Now ask the SNP what they do and say behind closed doors.
FIFA really is the most corrupt organisation in the world
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I stress "further" because many have been trying to do this for decades. It's just a lot more obvious more recently
Donald Trump winning a "peace prize" at the world cup draw and Israel being allowed to compete in Eurovision are not separate from each other. They're part of a broader movement to further normalise and reward authoritarianism and genocide.
This isn't even really a bubble - it's a bottomless pit
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"calmed down" is such a patronising way to talk about voters fed up with austerity. Just completely out of touch journalism
Absolutely incredible that Paul Hutcheon doesn't give a single mention to the charities and women's rights groups who have lobbied to scrap the benefit cap and rape clause. He gives all credit to Anas Sarwar and Labour.
It tells you that Labour only listen to themselves.
It's worse in smelly Crawley
Poundland was one, if not THE, last places where you could get an actual Β£3 meal deal. Not Β£3.99 or Β£4.50 without a club card. Just Β£3. They've now removed it entirely.
If Scotland doesn't declare UDI right now I will scream.
itβs cool how they made a political podcast with the selling point of having all women hosts to counteract the usual male-dominated offerings, and theyβre all white woman who have zero concept of intersectionality
Scottish parliament exchange between Swinney and the Bam Pot, John Masson βUnborn Babies (Healthcare) John Mason (Glasgow Shettleston) (Ind) Share Given the emphasis on healthcare in the report by the abortion law expert group that came out last Friday, can the First Minister give an assurance that the health of all unborn babies, wanted or not, will be at the centre of the Government's thinking? The First Minister (John Swinney) Share I recognise that this is a sensitive issue. In 2023-24, the Government committed to undertaking a review of the legislation on abortion. The recommendations in the report are those of the expert group, and the Government fulfilled its commitment to publish those recommendations. We will, of course, give consideration to these issues, but that will have to involve extensive engagement with a broad range of stakeholders. The legitimate point that Mr Mason has raised will have to be central to the analysis of the issue, along with a range of other matters that will have to be considered in relation to any future actions that the Government may decide to take at some stage in the future.
Every time I think I might just manage to hold my nose and vote SNP, Swinney reminds me that he canβt be trusted. Not with education and DEFINITELY not with womenβs fundamental right to healthcare and freedom. Iβm a Green Party member but unlikely to have a constituency candidate π
Conservatism is about begging you to think of poor private school kids, while decrying a fairly meagre state school breakfast club program as unacceptable waste, communism, abdication of parental responsibility, etc.
Trans people exist. Billionaires Shouldn't. Scottish Greens.
trans people exist.
billionaires shouldn't.
For Shabana Mahmood to attack some of the most cruelly treated people in the world as having won a "golden ticket" because they manage to get to and claim asylum in Britain is unforgiveable.
A new, far right, low for which I can think of no precedent, by any UK Government.
"post blocked" lmao
Actually before I go, were you okay with Corbyn and his socially conservative lads releasing statements on Twitter to undermine Zarah? And if not, do you think Corbyn should step away from YP leadership?
You were making this about my personal values, so I gave an example of something I'm proud about. If that makes you uncomfortable because Corbyn's pandering to Adnan is terrible, then I can only hope you find some sort of peace with that lol. Enjoy your day!
Jeremy Corbyn literally tried to convince Adnan to stay with the other socially conservative MPs for the sake of his lads group of MPs. The level of hypocrisy is off the scales lol
I think the major difference between you and me is that I'm very happy with the party I'm in pushing out transphobes and not trying to protect them.
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We actually already did that in the Scottish Greens btw. We have a bit more expierence on that front.
"I'm joining up for the express purposes of kicking them out, and we don't succeed I won't be involved"
You know what? Fair enough. And I'm the same in the Greens, regardless of what position transphobes are in. Because I'm at least consistent :)
I'm going to assume you have zero proof that I'm fine with transphobes in the Greens. Because I'm not, as I fight it in every single circle I'm active in. The simple difference between us is I treat YP and the Greens consistently, you don't based purely on vibes
