So, am I allowed to say I support the de-proscription of Palestine Action? Am I even allowed to ask this question, or does it sound too much like I'm supporting them?

A million monkeys are typing randomly on a million typewriters. How long until one of them is arrested for randomly typing something supportive of Palestine Action?

The Reverend Sue Parfitt, an 83-year-old retired Anglican priest from Bristol, was among 20 people arrested in London today "on suspicion" of supporting Palestine Action. Am I allowed to say she's a hero, or is that banned too? She's a hero. Please share if you agree.

Clarifying question: Would a statement like the following get me arrested: 'Exactly one of the following statements is true: "This will get me arrested"; "I support Palestine Action"' Haven't dealt with speechcrime before, so important we clarify edge cases like this

I have tabled an amendment to the Welfare Bill to end outsourcing to 5 profit making private companies and require health assessment staff to be employed by the govt. When 7 in 10 assessments go to mandatory reconsideration and later granted at cost to the DWP, it's clear the

From TakingThePip: “We have less than 48hrs to let MPs know that we need to stop this bill. It creates a 2tier system of support in our country. It removes support entirely for young people under 22. Please please do this for our society. Easily generate a letter to your MP:

A leading Labour left winger on the suspensions tells me: “This is desperate stuff. It shows how thin-skinned Keir Starmer is. He actually changed position on welfare as a result of what these and MPs did. This makes the PM look so weak.”

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One way in which I think our fight succeeded is that we shifted the narrative. The Government is now being forced to justify why it isn't instituting a wealth tax, rather than simply ignoring the possibility entirely: thetimes.com/article/8bc480…

Keir Starmer and David Lammy both belong in The Hague.

Kitty flashback, to when Artemis was training for Cirque du Soleil Andrew Eisen - andreweisen.bsky.social lu šulmu 💙🇪🇺🇺🇦

i've long thought that britain, with its lack of a real constitution and parliamentary supremacy, is the western country that could most easily turn authoritarian; theoretically, there's literally nothing to stop parliament

The more I think about it - the more insane it is. The internet is the lawless town square basically. WHY are people letting their kids on the internet without supervision period? Would you leave your kid alone in the middle of the city and be like “k bye have fun with these

*bangs head against desk* Those are two completely different definitions of AI! It's like saying Stephen Spielberg is optimally positioned to benefit from AI because he directed the movie AI!

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The Minister for Homelessness is a landlord - and she just evicted her tenants, tried to charge them >£2,000 in illegal fees, then re-listed the property weeks later for £700 more. The same Minister who claims to fight for renters’ rights. You couldn’t make it up. 🧵

The government proscribed Palestine Action in one bill alongside Nazi groups to make sure it passed. Left: police arresting an elderly woman for peacefully holding a sign supporting Palestine action. Right: police ignoring the right wing doing actual Nazi salutes.