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When people say that nothing is better today than before the Tories came to power they're wrong, very very wrong. Michelle mones Bank account is much better.

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1 hour ago, Neil said:

When people say that nothing is better today than before the Tories came to power they're wrong, very very wrong. Michelle mones Bank account is much better.

Michelle Mone’s bank accounts have been frozen!  

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18 minutes ago, stuie said:

Michelle Mone’s bank accounts have been frozen!  

She's quids in up until shes paid it back. Get back to  me if she ever does.

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33 minutes ago, Neil said:

She's quids in up until shes paid it back. Get back to  me if she ever does.

I thought she got £29M from the deal so £75M of frozen assets should cover it?? 

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52 minutes ago, stuie said:

I thought she got £29M from the deal so £75M of frozen assets should cover it?? 

it would but only if paid back.

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Voters think Labour would be better than Conservatives on housing and house prices
Opposition would do better on issues including the economy, health, education, the environment, immigration and crime, public says.

Labour would be better than Conservatives on everything public says.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2024/jan/27/voters-think-labour-would-be-better-than-conservatives-on-housing-and-house-prices

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Isnt it a bit funny that supporting genocide is perceived as being beneficial to your chances of being elected. It seems like that would be something that would be harmful to a person’s reputation.

I mean, at least Blair waited until he was prime minister before his complicity in genocide began in earnest…

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Its actually quite disconcerting that the US and the UKs response to the ICJ’s (part of the UN) verdict is to tacitly support Israel’s conspiracy theory about parts of the UN having been infiltrated by Hamas by announcing a temporary cessation of funding.

It seems almost too obvious that its intended to undermine the authority of the UN and by extension the credibility of the ICJ. And the UK govt endorses that.

Its a dystopian direction of travel. The US and the UK responding to a ruling that there is a case to answer re: genocide by Israel, by throwing the UN and the ICJ on the bonfire too. Who needs international law anyway if its just telling you what you dont want to hear?

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8 hours ago, mattiloy said:

Its actually quite disconcerting that the US and the UKs response to the ICJ’s (part of the UN) verdict is to tacitly support Israel’s conspiracy theory about parts of the UN having been infiltrated by Hamas by announcing a temporary cessation of funding.

It seems almost too obvious that its intended to undermine the authority of the UN and by extension the credibility of the ICJ. And the UK govt endorses that.

Its a dystopian direction of travel. The US and the UK responding to a ruling that there is a case to answer re: genocide by Israel, by throwing the UN and the ICJ on the bonfire too. Who needs international law anyway if its just telling you what you dont want to hear?

not sure about conspiracy...UNRWA itself has suspended people and is investigating...but yes Israel has accused UNRWA of links with Hamas that go far deeper than this for a long time, and the timing of all this does look very convenient. Hopefully any investigation is quick and the funding is resumed, they desperately need the money.

Also still news that a pause/ceasefire agreement is close. 🙏

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11 hours ago, mattiloy said:

Its actually quite disconcerting that the US and the UKs response to the ICJ’s (part of the UN) verdict is to tacitly support Israel’s conspiracy theory about parts of the UN having been infiltrated by Hamas by announcing a temporary cessation of funding.

It seems almost too obvious that its intended to undermine the authority of the UN and by extension the credibility of the ICJ. And the UK govt endorses that.

Its a dystopian direction of travel. The US and the UK responding to a ruling that there is a case to answer re: genocide by Israel, by throwing the UN and the ICJ on the bonfire too. Who needs international law anyway if its just telling you what you dont want to hear?

Stop it, you anti-semitic Corbynite. (They don't like facts, or being fed after midnight).

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