#DoNotLookAway #NotInMyName #Gaza #GazaGenocide2024 #CeasefireNOW #StopArmingIsrael #StopTheGenocideInGaza #NeverAgainIsNow

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Feargal Sharkey explains that this £100bn figure everyone keeps quoting for the cost to renationalise the water industry comes from a report by the private companies! Feargal then outlines why nationalising the water industry wouldn't cost us a penny #GMB

The poorest households in Slovenia & Malta are better off than the poorest in the UK. UK has some of the least generous welfare across the OECD Yet govts push failed policies, real wage/benefit cuts, unchecked profiteering, oppose higher tax on the rich. https://t.co/QdeOyuKB8j

At 16, they started taking NI payment from my wages. No one asked my permission. I was simply told this was to fund various things, including my pension at age 65. It was a deal. They took my money. Then raised the age to 66. Then 67. They are welching on the deal. That's all

Senior Metropolitan Police officers, including commissioner Mark Rowley, have spoken at an Israeli think tank linked to its military and intelligence service, Mossad, Declassified has found👇 https://t.co/jgM1YE50G5

“To me it seems Hitler has won. He’s changed us J€w$ from being compassionate and caring…into this vicious, genocidal, nationalist nation,” —Miriam Margolyes, an 83-year-old Jewish Australian-British actor publicly condemns 1$rael's actions in Gaza

🤣🤣🤣 spot on 🤣🤣🤣

UKgov- cutting PIP to disabled, assisted dying bill approved & today, DNA testing every baby at birth. While the stated health benefits may be genuine, the data could be for a different purpose. Be careful of politicians' gentle words

DNA - The Government is planning to sequence & store every baby’s DNA at birth. This is a serious breach of privacy and future autonomy. It captures a person’s most sensitive data, before they can consent, and stores it for life. This risks violating human rights laws (like

It's hard to focus on Israel's airstrikes in Lebanon due to Israel's invasion of Syria, which is hard to focus on due to Israel's atrocities in the West Bank, which are hard to focus on due to Israel's genocide in Gaza, which is hard to focus on due to Israel's war on Iran.

From the 1950's to the 1970's the UK built 5 million council houses, these were built almost entirely by builders employed and paid by Local Government Authorities. It is what we need, no more middle men billionaire thieves, just the Government doing what needs to be done.

You know what's "not appropriate" Keir?! Arming a fucking genocide... Fuck The Sun and solidarity with Palestine Action. 🇵🇸

Peaceful protestors declared terrorists within 24 hours, Kneecap dragged into court in 3 weeks for waving a flag. It's amazing how fast the establishment can act when it wants to. The Water Companies mass sewage dumping, Grenfell, the Post Office scandal. Nothing happens, ever

"We can't be a collection of banks with a country attached to it." @RMTunion General Secretary, Eddie Dempsey talking to Sky News about the failed experiment with neoliberalism and calls for public ownership of strategic industries.

The US went from “Israel is committed to international law” to “international law does not apply to Israel or any of us for that matter” in less than a year. This is how hyper-normalisation works.

Hello friends, Ashley here. This weekend is mum’s funeral. I’ll be heading to Edinburgh tomorrow to watch her car travel the royal mile, I’m sure I’ll see some of you there. and then on Saturday her funeral is in Glasgow. You’re all welcome. It’s what she wanted x

The benefits bill is so high because we use it to fund low wages by employers and high rent by landlords.

The HORRIFYING Impact of Starmer's Latest Attacks on Welfare #DamoRants #StarmerOut

Netanyahu used an aide to turn stolen intelligence from the IDF into fake news stories and feed them to international media to bypass Israel’s own military censor and to sabotage his own peace deal with Hamas that scuppered the release of Israeli hostages https://t.co/Un0MRLFyNl

Call me old-fashioned, but I'd have liked at least a parliamentary debate on whether we are going to war with Russia and wish to risk nuclear annihilation.