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Cool. Might have been worth having a think first then, before posting.
"As they have said they won't allow either the US (or ourselves) to conduct strikes on missile sites."
Umm...you know that's the current govt position too, right?
It's obviously not true that the Greens oppose 2, is it. And in terms of 3, you still haven't explained what you mean.
Cool. Explain it to me.
Yeeeah, but that's not what you wrote is it? Why would leaving Nato require abandoning British bases?
Also, where did "abandon our defence architecture and leave bases open to attack" get a mention?
...when I wrote "most Brits oppose attacking Iran" I think that covered "public opinion" no?
Its also just objectively untrue, most Brits oppose attacking Iran. Whether they're right or wrong, Corbyn and Polanski are more in tune with the public than pro-war types.
Families of prisoners in Iran tell me they're increasingly worried as Israeli-US strikes damage prisons and cut off access.
"[Our biggest fear is that] the regime will use the war as an opportunity to carry out executions without letting families know"
www.middleeasteye.net/news/familie...
The US-Israeli attack which destroyed a school and killed 165 people in Minab in Iran was in fact a double-tap strike, my colleague in Iran can exclusively reveal: www.middleeasteye.net/news/exclusi...
"His appointment during the continuing onslaught by the US and Israel could be seen as an act of defiance, both against the killing of his father and in pushing back against calls for compromise."
www.middleeasteye.net/news/who-moj...
"The memory of Comrade Yanar Mohammed will remain a shining flame guiding our struggle for women’s liberation and the communist struggle for a world free of all forms of injustice, discrimination and oppression"
www.middleeasteye.net/news/promine...
Hope, fear, uncertainty, all these emotions are mixed up in Iranians currently seeing their country attacked by the US and Israel:
“I honestly have no idea what will happen next. Right now, I feel like a question mark myself.”
www.middleeasteye.net/news/i-just-...
"After the conquest of the police station - after the surrender - the murder stopped. Until then, everyone was killed - women and children and everyone."
www.middleeasteye.net/news/everyon...
Really bizarre interview.
I don't think it's necessarily a decisive factor, but I do think the ability of Hannah Spencer and Zack Polanski to sound articulate and informed while also actually sounding like normal human beings - rather than regurgitating slogans and soundbites in a monotone voice - is part of the appeal.
Given that we're told that Muslims as a bloc are communalist, anti-Semitic, misogynist homophobes, you might assume voting for a non-religious white woman, standing for a LGBT friendly party, led by a gay Jewish man, might lead you to stand down all those sectarianism headlines.
Also starting to think all those hordes of people on Twitter that so many political commentators seem to think have the pulse of the nation might not be British or, even, real people.
Dunno, maybe Starmer should resign?
Finished watching Dirty Business last night. Did not pull its punches!
Finally!
Boooooom
You know who the real winner is with Bonnie Blue being pregnant following an unprotected marathon with around 400 men?
Vladimir Putin.
bsky.app/profile/popb...
Maybe have a quick look at Tony Blair's housing policy...
Except she lost. So she clearly wasn't.
Explain what you mean with this post
You know who the real winner is with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor being arrested over his Epstein ties?
Vladimir Putin.
3) An end to violent conflict is in itself positive. There is no doubt about it. Still, seeing this process as a genuine step away from autocratic rule is misleading. PKK's disarmament and dissolution process serves Turkey's regional recalibration efforts, while aiming at power consolidation.
That's a rather contemptuous and patronising thing to say, no?