If any Labour minister still believes warhawking is a sensible strategy after Iraq, they deserve to put in stocks on whitehall.
06.03.2026 08:21
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If any Labour minister still believes warhawking is a sensible strategy after Iraq, they deserve to put in stocks on whitehall.
Mahmoud get cold feet?
After that ridiculous letter she wrote to Corbyn, it couldn’t happens to a more repugnant cunt.
Treason in a public office really should warrant removal of citizenship, even if done accidentally during pillow talk with your cabbage patch kid looking husband.
They don’t remotely care - israelis can rape with impunity as the west provides cover.
Cleverly has to be the most ironically named man in Britain.
I’m guessing that she didn’t really understand ”IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH” either.
They keep repeating this lie that they’re in the middle - they’re not.
“Centrist” scum guiding us to fascism.
I hope they’re all coming back to a huge tax bill.
Otherwise, bring home tourists, leave immigrants. Thats it. That’s what the policy should be.
As I say, understand the perspective but don’t agree with it. The government represents the population. At this point, we have a govt that can only count on the support of a tiny % of the population.
Plus look at the turnout in recent by-elections.
Out of solidarity, everybody should go. Take all of your friends. Stay there for hours.
Purchase nothing.
I think the problem for the U.S. is that they ascended as colonialism was becoming more and more unacceptable.
But given that everywhere they invade just leads to endless, pointless futile wars, it really did them a favour.
Better to defect than to ape Reform policies under a Labour banner.
Understand your reasoning but I don’t agree with excluding those who don’t vote from the calculation. partly because i think low turnout is a symptom of the abomination of British politics in the 21st century but also because people might not vote, but they can still riot.
So no changes to leasehold, tenants rights that won’t be enforced for 10 years and house building has actually slowed down.
While unemployment is up.
A major council house programme seems like it could help.
But of course they can’t upset the nimbys. Spineless and thick.
I’m pretty sure most leftists would be very happy for the iranians to overthrow their own govt and choose how they wish to be governed.
Western invasion will inevitably delay that process and cause more death.
Anybody defending this invasion should be prepared to show where it has worked.
Why is she dressed like a dystopian dictator?
It’s giving equilibrium x hunger games.
That is shameless and toe curling.
Reeves will have an NVQ in plumbing on her CV by the end of the week.
Nice that there is still some real leadership in the world.
Labour got just over 20% of the vote in 2024. This article is saying that only 37% of those people would vote again. So 37*0.2 = 7.4% of the electorate.
If we’d spent the money spunked on iraq on renewable energy, we would be able to operate entirely independently of fossil fuels by now.
Easily.
At a cost of billions in money and a despicable number of lives. To achieve what, exactly?
Nothing.
And on what planet are Saudi going to give up that territory?
They want Iran gone too because that makes saudi the dominant power in the region. Anybody who believes that they’ll play nice with Israel then is delulu.
Really? Is that Iran’s “history”?
What “history” do the us and Israel have then?
It is bewildering to me how people are incapable of holding the west responsible for their actions.
This is what they call manufacturing consent. Make it look like the only option is to go to yet another illegal and wasteful war.
So since 2008, MPs salaries have increased from 62k to 99k, a 60% in 16 years.
What were doctors asking for? less than half that? And were slated.
You don’t think supporting our “allies” even when acting illegally is not defence policy?
Yeah you probably shouldn’t be commenting on the ability of anybody else to read policy.
I imagine most do.
On defence policy, you say theirs is dangerous, but meanwhile you have no problem with our govt supporting a genocide and will probably end up supporting ANOTHER illegal invasion?
So, repeating failed military intervention that killed a million people seems more dangerous.
This equivocation is always going to be preposterous, but they have nothing else.
And besides, if reform are populists with no answers, then why do Labour follow everything they say with cobbled together reactionary policies?
They have plans, it’s just that Labour don’t view them as “realistic.”
What is realistic to them is following the same economic dogma that has failed for 45 years and following the U.S. into an illegal Middle East invasion.
I’ll pick unrealistic over proven failure. Like any sensible adult.
So that’s 37% of 20% of the electorate meaning 7%?
What should happen at this point is that the media will start treating the Green Party with some respect and platform them as much as they do reform.
I shan’t hold my breath.