Labour ghoul James Frith, an “avid music listener”, tells the select committee Bob Vylan made jews feel unsafe at Glastonbury (because of their anti-military chant), that he would be discarding their Humble as the Sun album he bought, and asked what due diligence the BBC gave to anarcho-punk bands 🤡

This is what happens when you don’t have strong unions.

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In the (now very likely) event that both ministers are lying - that we are in fact providing critical intelligence to Isr*el and there is no ‘restricted intel’ that would suggest a more sinister PA plot - how are we to assess this govt according to its responsibilities under the Genocide Convention?

Dangerously disingenuous but also strangely clear from this cowardly minister: the British state is willing to abuse its power to defend against attempts to materially degrade its own enablement of this century’s most heinous historical crime. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

“My greatest fear is that this is in fact a genocide sanctioned at the highest levels.”

BP ‘reprioritising’ oil and gas, UK slashing aid to fund the war machine, US using AI to reimpose occupational segregation, a new British university announcing mass redundancies nearly every day… it’s not even March.