you get intra-municipality and inter-municipality equality and this at least helps solve intra-municipality inequality...
devolve taxes that resolve inter-borough inequality to the GLA, devolve taxes that resolve intra-borough inequality to the boroughs
devolve taxes that resolve inter-borough inequality to the GLA, devolve taxes that resolve intra-borough inequality to the boroughs
February 12, 2025 at 8:12 PM
you get intra-municipality and inter-municipality equality and this at least helps solve intra-municipality inequality...
devolve taxes that resolve inter-borough inequality to the GLA, devolve taxes that resolve intra-borough inequality to the boroughs
devolve taxes that resolve inter-borough inequality to the GLA, devolve taxes that resolve intra-borough inequality to the boroughs
my interpretation of these 3 quotes [the one from today in your quote tweet, and these 2 from September, December] is that she is projecting a lack of integration onto immigrants, because *she* feels *she* is not integrated.
January 26, 2025 at 6:16 PM
my interpretation of these 3 quotes [the one from today in your quote tweet, and these 2 from September, December] is that she is projecting a lack of integration onto immigrants, because *she* feels *she* is not integrated.
CRYINGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
badenoch is the leader of the party which leads the UK 60% of the time
this is so gross.
left: 29th Sep
right: 13th[?] Dec
badenoch is the leader of the party which leads the UK 60% of the time
this is so gross.
left: 29th Sep
right: 13th[?] Dec
January 20, 2025 at 10:17 AM
CRYINGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
badenoch is the leader of the party which leads the UK 60% of the time
this is so gross.
left: 29th Sep
right: 13th[?] Dec
badenoch is the leader of the party which leads the UK 60% of the time
this is so gross.
left: 29th Sep
right: 13th[?] Dec
did the libdems change their view of age verification now? www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
January 15, 2025 at 7:27 PM
did the libdems change their view of age verification now? www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
January 15, 2025 at 7:26 PM
www.decisionmarketing.co.uk/news/libdems...
the libdems have previously been anti-age verification. is that changing?
the libdems have previously been anti-age verification. is that changing?
January 15, 2025 at 8:57 AM
www.decisionmarketing.co.uk/news/libdems...
the libdems have previously been anti-age verification. is that changing?
the libdems have previously been anti-age verification. is that changing?
wellredbooks.co.uk/product/in-t...
im begging you to read a marxist history of the labour party.
the labour party got the UK into NATO and established nuclear weapons.
to the extent it has been infiltrated by "liberals", IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN THIS WAY.
im begging you to read a marxist history of the labour party.
the labour party got the UK into NATO and established nuclear weapons.
to the extent it has been infiltrated by "liberals", IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN THIS WAY.
![In the end, the ILP’s centrist viewpoint prevailed, and the SDF, having failed to get its socialist resolution on common ownership adopted, withdrew the following year, leaving the field clear for the opportunist ILP and especially the middle-class Fabians. If the SDF had remained and fought for its socialist position, in time, they would have been successful. But given their sectarian nature, they decided to split away – only nobody noticed this gesture. James Ramsey MacDonald, who had exchanged his Liberal clothes for those of the ILP, was appointed national secretary of the Committee. Interestingly, a resolution was passed which obliged the LRC to make annual reports to the TUC, demonstrating the need for democratic accountability over its parliamentary representatives. Yet in practice, the resolution was shelved, granting the Labour MPs a free hand in its parliamentary dealings. The gulf between the Parliamentary Labour Party, which tail-ended the Liberals, and its working-class base was soon to become an established fact. However, the essential point was that the party of Labour, despite all its inadequacies, was finally born. The British working class had at last, however hesitantly, however half-heartedly, broken with the two party system of big business. In the prophetic words of the socialist weekly, The Clarion, it was “a little cloud, no bigger than a man’s hand, which may grow into a United Labour Party.” Lenin, who was well acquainted with the British Labour movement, writing a few years later, believed the formation of the Labour Party represented “the first step on the part of the really proletarian organisations of Britain towards a conscious class policy and towards a socialist workers’ party.”[4]
Sewell, Rob. History of British Trade Unionism: In the Cause of Labour (p. 130). Wellred Books. Kindle Edition.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ovcbxznwsl6ihbrlpna762va/bafkreihuzpaqpzuiwbe2pj4z4bzybzxacecx2ccnanxznfjvioxb3mtohq@jpeg)
January 14, 2025 at 10:48 AM
wellredbooks.co.uk/product/in-t...
im begging you to read a marxist history of the labour party.
the labour party got the UK into NATO and established nuclear weapons.
to the extent it has been infiltrated by "liberals", IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN THIS WAY.
im begging you to read a marxist history of the labour party.
the labour party got the UK into NATO and established nuclear weapons.
to the extent it has been infiltrated by "liberals", IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN THIS WAY.
assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/676028...
the government wants to create more combined authorities
the remaining ones are pretty simple to draw even if some of them are monstrously large....
the government wants to create more combined authorities
the remaining ones are pretty simple to draw even if some of them are monstrously large....
December 29, 2024 at 6:53 PM
assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/676028...
the government wants to create more combined authorities
the remaining ones are pretty simple to draw even if some of them are monstrously large....
the government wants to create more combined authorities
the remaining ones are pretty simple to draw even if some of them are monstrously large....
this is the equivalent graph for Scotland, where you don't see the same crash
www.gov.scot/publications...
www.gov.scot/publications...
December 27, 2024 at 9:57 AM
this is the equivalent graph for Scotland, where you don't see the same crash
www.gov.scot/publications...
www.gov.scot/publications...