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You are an unbelievable hypocrite.
You cheered on Russell Brand at the time.
You really are without shame aren’t you Lisa
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If only there was a party that already had this as policy...
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✅ recognising the genocide in Gaza
✅ imposing wider sanctions on Israel
✅ ending all arms sales
✅ supporting an immediate and lasting ceasefire
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Strato_Streak retweeted
Every single allegation against Russell Brand concerns events that took place twenty years ago or more. None of them existed while he was a famous actor or comedian. All of them emerged once he became a highly visible dissident on politics and Covid.
Brand has been forthright about his behavior as a young man, but the idea he was a serial rapist is absurd and, more importantly, completely unprovable.
This is a political prosecution, plain and simple.
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This is the same Labour Government letting B52 bombers take off from British soil to bomb Iran - while people here at home pay the price of Trump's illegal war in spiking energy prices.
Warm words about ending the war won't cut it - Burnham must end the UK's participation.
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People just aren't going to fall for this after the way Labour are behaving.
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Strato_Streak retweeted
She's defecting because she got deselected btw
Strato_Streak retweeted
Burnham really did it, he told everyone he was the localism PM and then made your local council sign a loyalty oath to Israel.
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You can’t read Sally Rooney, you can’t listen to Fontaines DC on Fridays, you can’t peacefully hold a sign, you can’t wear a badge, you can’t look at children’s art in a hospital, you can’t pronounce a dead paedo’s name correctly, you can only keep quiet & learn to love genocide.
Strato_Streak retweeted
“Rhodesia has a right to exist as an ancestral home for the De Beers Mining Corporation” - Caroline Lucas in 1969
Strato_Streak retweeted
Proud to launch A Radical Labour Vision for the 21st Century - my election manifesto - this morning. Read it here: andy4leader.co.uk/manifesto
Strato_Streak retweeted
Thames Water has long passed its notice period.
Labour can use its massive majority to nationalise it right now.
Strato_Streak retweeted
We need an electoral alliance.
Tories, Reform and Restore should stand down and tell their voters to vote Green.
The Greens are the only ones who can stop Labour and give Burnham a bloody nose.
We’re all anti-establishment. Let’s stick together 👊 @KemiBadenoch @Nigel_Farage @RupertLowe10
Strato_Streak retweeted
There's a real irony to this post from Thornberry.
The person who won this vote by a landslide was Paul Tomlinson for Labour. He was a much-respected local figure, widely liked.
But he was purged by the Party in December 2021. He was as one of a number of left-leaning candidates that were blocked from standing by Starmer and Labour machinery.
Why? Because he opposed the building of a luxury skyscraper on one of the few pieces of green land in his ward.
This is just one of the reasons why the Labour Party's vote had collapsed in Camden and Holborn & St Pancras.
Since 2020 the local party has been utterly intolerant of dissent and ruthlessly purged councillors standing up for their community and environment against mega-profit landlords and builders - at the same time that Camden Council has performed abysmally as a landlord itself.
It looks likely that Labour will choose a local councillor to stand in this by-election. But they're only councillors because they played by the rules of the pro-business, intolerant, anti-democratic Starmerite faction that took over the Party in 2020.
They have bought participation by being steadfastly loyal to Starmerism and by staying silent and refusing to speak out - on local issues like housing AND international issues like Gaza.
Strato_Streak retweeted
Keir Starmer could have ended child poverty, homelessness and the grotesque levels of inequality in this country.
Instead, he abandoned those in need, destroyed our civil liberties and facilitated genocide in Gaza.
That is how this Prime Minister will be remembered - and that is the legacy of moral and political bankruptcy he leaves behind.
The crises in our society are not going away. Neither are we - and we will keep fighting for a more equal, peaceful and dignified society for all.