Bingoman
Well-Known Member
No Palestinian state for for the forseeable future thanks to the Knesset
Just put that on the Starmer thread. Fucking embarrassing
Labour Party intimidating the speaker. Like the fucking mafia.
Cant understand the shite that is the British Parliament. What a fucking batch of wankers. Morally bankrupt people with not a shred of humanity between them all.
Call for a fucking ceasefire you decrepit shower of ignorant self serving cunts.
Fuck "politics "
Fuck "politicians"
Fuck "semantics"
30000 dead
100000 injured and a million at risk of starving.
this is vaguely interesting i think
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interesting because the royals are imagined as staying out of politics
and also interesting because of the idea that the words of William Mountbatten-Windsor have any impact on anyone....
made the front pages of the Times, Daily Mail and Telegraph, so perhaps its messaging for a rightwing british audience?
Labour Party intimidating the speaker. Like the fucking mafia.
- House Speaker Lindsay Hoyle chose both the government and the Labour Party's amendments to the motion, breaking convention on not selecting opposition amendments
Bunch of absolutely useless pricks.
“It is so painful for us to see the Christian church turn a blind eye to what is happening, offering words of concern and compassion, but for so long they have been silent in the face of obvious war crimes. Churches seem paralysed, and they seem willing to sacrifice the Christian presence in Palestine for the sake of avoiding controversy and not criticising Israel. I have had so many difficult conversations with church leaders.
Hours away from the biggest rebellion of his leadership, Starmer decided to intervene personally and visited Hoyle in his office behind the House of Commons chamber.
After a tense meeting, and with Labour MPs desperately stalling inside the chamber, Hoyle eventually agreed. As the Gaza debate started, the speaker announced he would call both the Labour and government amendments, prompting fury on the government and SNP benches and huge relief on the Labour ones. After a dramatic day in parliament, the speaker’s standing, at least on the government’s benches, had been left badly damaged. Starmer, however, had pulled off a political coup, eventually avoiding any rebellion at all after the government decided to pull out entirely from the evening’s votes. “We came minutes away from disaster,” said one senior Labour official. “Thank God for Lindsay Hoyle.”
How Keir Starmer averted Gaza ceasefire vote crisis
A last-minute intervention proved crucial as Starmer faced the biggest rebellion of his leadershipwww.theguardian.com
How Keir Starmer averted Gaza ceasefire vote crisis
A last-minute intervention proved crucial as Starmer faced the biggest rebellion of his leadershipwww.theguardian.com
wtf? Is Corbyn a terrorist now or something?I was at the demo on Saturday. After the Palestinian Ambassador spoke the Lutheran pastor from Bethlehem spoke. He is over here to speak to get support for Palestinians.
It appears his meeting with the Archbishop of Canterbury was cancelled because he spoke at the demo.
Appalling. I'm not religious but to my mind this is the worst sort of sectarian mentality by Church of England. He was here as representative of Palestinians. Whatever the Archbishop thinks of Corbyn should be set aside.
To add as I've said the Palestinian Ambassador said this is not a religious conflict. Christian and Muslim Palestinians are facing the brunt of IDF/ Israeli government collective punishment of Palestinians.
Pastor says Welby would not meet him if he spoke at Palestine rally with Corbyn | Justin Welby | The Guardian
Archbishop said he could not meet Bethlehem Lutheran Munther Isaac if he shared platform with former Labour leader, Isaac saysamp.theguardian.com
I was at the demo on Saturday. After the Palestinian Ambassador spoke the Lutheran pastor from Bethlehem spoke. He is over here to speak to get support for Palestinians.
It appears his meeting with the Archbishop of Canterbury was cancelled because he spoke at the demo.
Appalling. I'm not religious but to my mind this is the worst sort of sectarian mentality by Church of England. He was here as representative of Palestinians. Whatever the Archbishop thinks of Corbyn should be set aside.
To add as I've said the Palestinian Ambassador said this is not a religious conflict. Christian and Muslim Palestinians are facing the brunt of IDF/ Israeli government collective punishment of Palestinians.
Pastor says Welby would not meet him if he spoke at Palestine rally with Corbyn | Justin Welby | The Guardian
Archbishop said he could not meet Bethlehem Lutheran Munther Isaac if he shared platform with former Labour leader, Isaac saysamp.theguardian.com
Big Oil man who still lies that climate change was not known about when he worked for oil.Welby's stance on this baffles me, but then again he did effectively tell people to not vote for Labour in 2019 though perhaps one should not be surprised.
If anyone is guilty of politicking over this its the Labour party leadership. Utter contempt for them.
Definitely not voting Labour.
This is not about "praying for peace", "raising concern", and sending support. Piety, says Isaiah, means active participation in loosing the bonds of injustice, undoing the straps of yoke, letting the oppressed go free, and breaking every yoke. This is active solidarity; this is about action.
Gaza is the moral compass of the world. We either side with the logic or power and ruthlessness, with the lords of war, and with those who justify and rationalize the killing of children. Or you side with the victims of oppression and injustice, and those who are besieged and dehumanized by the forces of Empire and colonization. It is really a simple choice: you either support a genocide, turn a blind eye or justify a genocide, or you cry out: No! Not in our name."