In the aftermath of horror, we need political leaders with the ability to facilitate de-escalation and peace. Instead, their thirst for war is endangering us all.

My piece for the The Guardian.

theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

I think it would be a big mistake if we allow controversies over protest in the UK to overshadow the actual ongoing genocide in Gaza.

I think that ultimately the government probably will succeed in getting pro-Palestine marches banned. At which point of course they will continue illegally, which will lead to violence. Which, of course, is exactly what they want.

People all over the country are sick of this kind of petty corruption in Labour councils.

4yo: Knock knock.
Me: Who's there?
4yo: No joke * walks away smiling *

'Labour is the party of remain'
Keir Starmer August 2019.

Newsnight has just broadcast an apology to Claudia webbe MP, after they falsely accused her of threatening an acid attack

This is Mark Lewis’ (Mark Lewis) witness statement where he apologises for misleading the court in my case about Mr Cantor’s house.

This issue is critical because it seems Mr Lewis did not understand that Mr Cantor owns the house he lives in. 1/2

I would argue this is an inevitable outcome of privatising vital infrastructure.

They were among Gaza’s most ambitious students, a class of freshly minted dentistry graduates with big plans.
Now they are counting the dead and trying not to join them. nyti.ms/49IKPCn

TechRax is like 'er ..'

'fighting Hamas'