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Tag Archives: we are not all in this together
New Statesman: When David Cameron became Tory leader, he wanted to end child poverty. Now he just wants to stop measuring it
New Statesman: When David Cameron became Tory leader, he wanted to end child poverty. Now he just wants to stop measuring it Now you see it… Now you don’t. The government’s rustled up a party trick for the kids this … Continue reading
Posted in austerity, David Cameron, IDS Iain Duncan Smith, politics
Tagged child poverty, Child Poverty Act, evil millionaire tories, Life Chances Act, Neo-Victorianism, poverty, Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission, Social Mobility Commission, we are not all in this together
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Craig Murray on how the Left can win
Craig Murray has an excellent article on how the Left can win. “A Daily Mirror opinion poll following a BBC televised Labour leadership candidates’ debate this week had Jeremy Corbyn as the clear winner, with twice the support of anyone … Continue reading
Posted in anti-austerity, austerity, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, politics, Socialism, Socialist
Tagged labour leadership, left, marginalisation, media, SNP, we are not all in this together
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Jeremy Corbyn, Socialist
23.17 edit: If I had a vote, Jeremy Corbyn would most certainly – without any doubt – have it. 00.57 I’m calling on Lefties to support Jeremy Corbyn.
Posted in anti-austerity, austerity, human rights, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour Party, politics, Socialism, Socialist
Tagged we are not all in this together
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Cameron and Osborne millionaire Tories attack the most vulnerable
Bully-boy UK prime minister David Cameron and fellow Bully-boy chancellor Giddeon Osborne attack vulnerable disabled people. I’ll get up to speed on this. Buller, Buller, Buller!
A Full Spectrum Assault on Democracy
George Monbiot and Russell Brand discuss TTIP on the trews.
I have seen the rich scum in London
Well I have. I’ve seen rich scum. They have lots of money but they’re scum. They’ve inherited their wealth and privilege. They’ve never done anything to deserve it. All they’ve ever done is been born to a rich and privileged … Continue reading
Conservative and Lib-Dem-Conservative attacks on disabled people
We’re NOT all in this together: the story of the closure of the Independent Living Fund from Moore Lavan Films on Vimeo.
Fingers those responsible for the financial collapse of 2008. US and UK Neo-Cons are identified.
Posted in Dubya Bush, Gordon Brown, neo-con, politics, Tony Blair
Tagged 1%, bankers, politics, the filthy rich, we are not all in this together
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Appeal against the bedroom tax!
There’s a judgement that says a bedroom is a room furnished as a bedroom or used to sleep in. All bedroom tax decisions can be appealed. Time is running out to appeal. The Bedroom Tax is Dead here’s why | … Continue reading
UK politics
Recent UK politics articles and one about abuse in Florida. LONDON DOCTOR TO STAND IN EURO ELECTIONS “TO STOP NHS DEMOLITION” | NHA Party “I want to use this election to raise awareness of the imminent danger posed to the … Continue reading
UK politics
A few recent UK (& other) politics articles The myth of welfare tourism: European body find UK benefits ‘manifestly inadequate’ Egypt: the coup the world forgot | Arab uprisings | Middle East | spiked War crimes in Syria: a new … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged benefits, bulgarian, Cameron, Clegg, Egypt, GCHQ, jobcentre, labour party, middle east, migrants, nhs, NSA, romanian, soil association, Syria, UK politics, unions, we are not all in this together, welfare tourism
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Commentary on and analysis of recent political events
Merry Christmas. The New Statesman reports on Britain’s new Victorianism whereby the filthy rich get filthier rich and that the poor get poorer. Just in case you haven’t realised, we are most definitely not all in this together. We are … Continue reading
Commentary on and analysis of recent political events
Why did Jack Straw try to make it illegal for children at childrens’ homes to speak out about abuse? Was Jack Straw influenced by the fact that some of his friends and fellow politicians were paedophiles? Was this a desperate … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Edward Snowden, Jack Straw, Theresa May, USUK
Tagged andrew parker, Cameron, child abuse, childrens' home, citizenship, civil liberties, Clegg, ConDem spin, department of energy and climate change, do god. labour party, employment tribunal, fees, gqhq, Hinkley Point, inquiry, lockerbie, megrahi, mi5, MI6, national security, nuclear power, obama, paedo, privacy, rendition, reprieve, rule of law, surveillance, torture, unicef, war of bullshit, we are not all in this together
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Commentary on and analysis of recent political events
Today’s politics news … Hinkley Point Nuclear Deal With EDF Faces Probe An inquiry has been launched into whether a £16bn government deal with French energy giant EDF to build a nuclear plant in the UK meets EU rules. Britain … Continue reading
Commentary on and analysis of recent political events
The big story today is the current UK coalition government’s attempts to hide the UK’s part in torture and rendition under the Tony Blair government. Despite repeated denials by liar Jack Straw at the time, evidence has surfaced that Tony … Continue reading
Posted in David Cameron, Iraq wars, Jack Straw, NHS, paedo, politics, Tony Blair, UK history, USUK
Tagged attack on benefits, austerity, Cameron, ccg, Clegg, ConDem spin, fracking, gibson report, ian watkins, intelligence and security committee, ipcc, lies, lostprophets, rendition, sex abuse, Thatcherism, the filthy rich, vote, war of terrorism, war on the tories, we are not all in this together
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