Excellent contribution by Freedland, thanks for reposting it.
This short podcast is also useful for those keen to understand the effects of the current versions of anti Semitism.
podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/a...

He's about to be 'Borised'.

Many excellent measure are being enacted to empower the poor, children, women, rentees, and low paid workers, by this government.

The industrial scale media onslaught on this administration is a direct effect of the above.

On Bondi Beach today: the belongings of people who ran away in the chaos of yesterday’s shooting, in case they come back to claim them

Including tiny shoes and toys of the kids

Yup. And thanks for writing this.

חנוכה שמח

At least the neighbouring country to which we supply RAF cover has its fishing fleet ready to defend the western flank.
edition.cnn.com/2022/01/31/e...

Saw him at The Citizens theatre Glasgow, in the 1960s. He did a good turn in panto too.

From the chilling time line:

“Thur 12 Mar 2020
At press conference Whitty says 80% of people could be infected, with up to 1% death rate ie: >500,000 deaths. Supports government decision to stop community testing. Unlike European countries, UK does not cancel sports events.”

'Joe Sim and Steve Tombs, two professors of criminology at the Open University, were unforgiving about the sound of silence. They pointed to how state talk dwindled during 2021 even though 74,000 deaths occurred, and the policy effectively became ‘See No Covid, Hear no Covid, Speak no Covid’.' (3)

..."their servile, lethal silence which also led the UK to a point where there were over 200 deaths a day in March/April 2022… (rising to) 646 people – just under 27 an hour." (2)

27 an hour.

"The abject acquiescence of the government’s medical advisors, who stood passively with Johnson and his Ministers for two years at the press briefings, reinforced this silencing.." (1)