The Labour Party. All discussion here please

[Ridgewalk 97]

I wouldn't be too surprised if that were true.

 

The alt-right, who don't have the anti Semitism at its core that the far right does, has taken Israel to their hearts as an example of a 'true ethno state', particularly the settlement areas populated by very extreme right wing Zionists.

 

Although I doubt that the state of Israel has any official ties with the alt-right, they will certainly take advantage of their in roads into social media for their own ends.

 

 

The néo cons during the Bush administration had 100% support for Israël. Bizarrely some biblical justification, Christian Zionism, but predominantly geo political

[Top Cats Hat 10]

That's nice... Now we have other counries deciding our politics. Aren't there rules about this sort of thing?

 

There is no international laws at present to prevent this going on.

 

The only current legislation are national laws which prevent citizens colluding in such interference which can't sanction the foreign power carrying out the interference.

 

The solution lies in vigilance over social media rather than unenforceable legislation. In the recent abortion referendum in Ireland, the Irish government, facebook and Twitter took steps to prevent US anti abortionist interference in the vote, by examining the origins of the many Vote No facebook pages and Twitter accounts that sprang up, deleting any that could not be shown to have originated in Ireland or be run by Irish citizens.

[alchresearch 214]

Today's front page Daily Mail:

 

'Top Tory: Build on our green fields - or get Corbyn'

 

According to the BBC its this:

 

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/320/cpsprodpb/16E0B/production/_102870739_dm_8aug.jpg

 

A picture of little Joel Uhrie, killed in an arson attack.

 

Another source: http://en.kiosko.net/uk/np/daily_mail.html

[hackey lad 3,955]

According to the BBC its this:

 

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/320/cpsprodpb/16E0B/production/_102870739_dm_8aug.jpg

 

A picture of little Joel Uhrie, killed in an arson attack.

 

Another source: http://en.kiosko.net/uk/np/daily_mail.html

 

Stop posting the truth . They don't like it

[Robin-H 11]

Stop posting the truth . They don't like it

 

Let’s take a look at the actual front pages of the main newspapers.

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs/the_papers

 

Must be down to that evil biased media never reporting on disputes in the Conservative party and only focussing on Labour..on no...wait

[Jeffrey Shaw 90]

There is no international laws at present to prevent this going on.

No- because there's no such thing as "international law" at all.

But back on the topic of the Labour Party...

[stickypuddin 10]

Anti-Corbyn Labour MPs in peril as UK’s biggest Trade Union ‘backs Mandatory Reselection vote’ at 2018 Labour Conference

https://evolvepolitics.com/anti-corbyn-labour-mps-in-peril-as-uks-biggest-trade-union-backs-mandatory-reselection-vote-at-2018-labour-conference/

[Jeffrey Shaw 90]

That's nice... Now we have other counries deciding our politics. Aren't there rules about this sort of thing?

Yes. It's the EU (as to which the Labour Party is favourably inclined, generally).

[gomgeg 10]

Today's front page Daily Mail:

 

'Top Tory: Build on our green fields - or get Corbyn'

 

That just doesn't make sense on any level. Anyone care to explain?

 

Somebody should tell Liz Truss life doesn't end outside London. There's plenty of property (and brown field sites) north of Watford gap, we just need the jobs and investment to go with it.

Anna, you really should stop reading the Daily Mail if it upsets you.

As for needing the jobs, unemployment is very low at the moment, mind that could change quickly if we get a labour government any time soon.

[Margarita Ma 10]

But it's not an app that is 'official' Israel anything.

 

https://act-il.com/about-us/

 

You can download it from the Google Play store if you want.

 

have you been to the ap website.

[the_bloke 17]

have you been to the ap website.

 

That's what I linked in my previous post..

[Ridgewalk 97]

Yes. It's the EU (as to which the Labour Party is favourably inclined, generally).

 

 

I thought all the major parties were «* favorably inclined*» to the EU ?