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POPULAR Conservatism? Liz Truss is out-of-touch again with new group

Liz Truss: at least her new organisation doesn’t have a whiff about it of what has made the  Evil Queen of Cheese most famous.

How can Liz Truss hope to influence the Conservative election manifesto when even the name of her new faction is a contradiction in terms?

She is calling it “Popular Conservatism” – at a time when there is no such thing.

In any case, a far-right-wing faction like hers would not be popular in any meaningful way – other than among its cheerleaders and members like Jacob Rees-Mogg, Simon Clarke and Ranil Jayawardena.

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Apparently the idea is to influence the Tory manifesto ahead of the forthcoming general election.

Well, this new mob will have its work cut out for it, jostling to be heard above the European Research Group, the New Conservatives, the Common Sense Group, the Northern Research Group, the National Conservatives and the Conservative Growth Group (which was the last such organisation to be started by Truss).

This Writer says: let them all try. The Tory Party is already a minority interest group, and splitting it into smaller groups that each represent even tinier interests can only help ensure their annihilation at the ballot box.

Source: Liz Truss to launch new group in bid to push Rishi Sunak on Tory manifesto | The Independent


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Are these really the BBC’s new impartiality rules?

Is this for real?

And if it is, do you think these new rules are good ideas?

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‘New’ investigation against Russell Brand is deeply suspicious

Russell Brand: for those who might be wondering, yes – I do use this because it resembles a police mug shot.

One aspect of the Russell Brand affair that This Writer finds strange is the ease with which some people are saying they’ll unfollow commentators like This Site when we point out the very very obvious.

So after I pointed out that the government was using mere allegations against Brand as a reason to demand that his social media income be removed, some people turned up to tell me they were unfollowing Vox Political because of it.

Note that they weren’t unfollowing because I had voiced support for Brand – I haven’t; the allegations are under investigation and my position with regard to that is the same as any other serious news reporter – I must be impartial and allow justice to be done.

Well, I’m about to point out the very very obvious again. I wonder how many unfollowers will suddenly turn up?

The BBC is reporting that a second police force is investigating allegations of “harassment” and “stalking” against Brand, dating back to 2018 – following “new information” was brought forward two weeks ago (after the allegations in The Sunday Times and Channel 4’s Dispatches became public knowledge).

The woman making the complaint was accused by Brand of harassing him in 2017.

It seems she then made multiple complaints about him to Thames Valley Police, over a period running from 2018 to 2022.

And now this.

What is being said by Thames Valley Police, here?

That officers who investigated the allegations between 2018 and 2022 failed to take those claims seriously or do their job properly? That the complainant did not think to reveal the current allegations to investigators – over a five-year period? That they were not skilled enough to gather all the evidence that was available to them at the time?

That Brand was considered to be a VIP who was not to be touched by the police, in the same way senior politicians seem to get away with all manner of offences?

That this is nothing more than opportunism by a person with an axe to grind against Brand, motivated by the Sunday Times/Dispatches allegations?

Whatever happens, it seems clear that wrongdoing has been perpetrated – either by the police or the complainant.

Determination of whether Brand is innocent or guilty will tell us which it is.

For now, all this new claim has done is strengthen concerns that Brand is being witch-hunted.


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Starmer shouts down young people – in speech saying youngsters should speak up

Shutting down young voices: after this incident it is clear that, despite his own speechifying, Keir Starmer doesn’t want to allow anybody to speak up for themselves.

This is too good to leave for the News in tweets: while giving a speech on how young people need to learn how to express themselves vocally, Keir Starmer was challenged by two young people on Labour policy – and told them to shut up.

The youths from Green New Deal Rising were standing as part of a group of youngsters Starmer had arranged behind himself to make a good photo – but while he was talking about “oracy”, and his desire for people to be able to express themselves verbally, as well as on paper, they stepped forward.

This is what happened:

Another commentator, tweeting a similar clip, stated: “Keir Starmer making a speech about how important it is that young people learn how to express themselves & articulate their thoughts clearly. Starmer to young people expressing themselves & articulating their thoughts clearly: stop drowning other people out.”

Quite.

Worse than what happened today (Thursday, July 6, 2023) is the fact that Starmer has form in cold-shouldering young people from Green New Deal.

Remember this, from a recent Labour Party Conference?

Put it all together and not only do you know for sure that Rishi Sunak isn’t the only leader of a UK political party who is “simply uninterested” in the environment – Starmer couldn’t care less either…

But you can also be sure that, for all his own speechifying, he really doesn’t want anybody to be allowed – let alone able – to speak for themselves.


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Tory hospital fail as Sunak and Barclay abandon plan for 40 new builds by 2030

In denial: Steve Barclay (front) and Rishi Sunak (behind) are trying to hide the fact that NONE of the 40 hospitals they have promised the NHS will actually be built by 2030 – if ever.

Have you noticed how the Tories always manage to achieve plans that will profit them – on time, with a minimum of fuss – but never complete projects to help the population as a whole?

For example, their boast that they would build “40 new hospitals” by 2030 is now in tatters after Health Secretary Steve Barclay admitted that it simply isn’t going to happen.

In any case, the 40 projects weren’t in fact new hospitals anyway, as this extract from a 2022 article shows:

By their definition, of the Government’s 40 ‘new’ ones, 22 can be classed as rebuilding projects; 12 as new wings of existing hospitals; three rebuilds of non-urgent care hospitals; and three can truly be termed ‘new’ as people who speak the English language understand that word. Oh, but two of the three actually-new hospitals will open as old ones close, as replacements. Both were planned anyway, before 2019.

They only fit the government’s own criteria of what constitutes a new hospital, rather than conforming with those of the general population:

These criteria, according to the document, can include: “a major new clinical building on an existing site or a new wing of an existing hospital, provided it contains a whole clinical service, such as maternity or children’s services; or a major refurbishment and alteration of all but building frame or main structure, delivering a significant extension to useful life which includes major or visible changes to the external structure.”

The author of that article now has this to say about the Tory claim:

Despite the admission that the work isn’t going to happen within the 11 years that the Tories had given themselves to get it done in their 2019 manifesto, Barclay was still trying to kid us all that we would be getting 40 new hospitals at some time in the future, when the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg interviewed him today (Sunday, May 28, 2023):

As you could hear, he was in fact referring to the hotchpotch of rebuilding projects, new wings and so on, described above.

His claim that patients would not mind, either way, is of course nonsense. In the UK, 7.3 million people are waiting for treatment and 40 fully-staffed, state-of-the-art new hospitals would have addressed that waiting list. A few new wings and replacements won’t.

It’s typical Tory policy.

They always prioritise what they want – and to hell with what you need.


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EXCLUSIVE: Partygate inquiry report delayed due to new evidence

Partygate: here’s a shot of Boris Johnson at a Downing Street party that took place during Covid-19 lockdown. Did he mislead Parliament about them?

A report by MPs on whether Boris Johnson misled Parliament over the so-called ‘Partygate’ scandal has been delayed, not because it might interfere with the local elections, but because the inquiry received new evidence.

That is what the House of Commons’ Privileges Committee told This Writer today (May 2).

In response to a query prompted by a press report claiming that there were concerns that the committee’s final report might unduly influence voting in the local elections, a spokesperson stated:

Since taking oral evidence from Mr Johnson on 22 March the Committee has sought and received further written evidence.

The timing of publication of the Committee’s final report will be announced on its website in due course.

Is there time for media speculation on what the “further written evidence” was and how it might affect the outcome?


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Here’s the reason voters can’t be very keen on Keir Starmer

Keir Starmer: if Labour wins at the next general election, it will be because a large proportion of the 61 per cent of UK voters will have gone against their better judgement. They want a new party that represents the interests of the many, not the few.

The polls may be indicating a huge win for Labour at the next general election, but here’s a reason Keir Starmer shouldn’t be celebrating yet:

Almost two in three voters want a new political party to take on the Conservatives and Labour, a shock new study of trust in politics has found.

61 per cent want ‘completely new type of political party’, [the] survey [has found] as pessimism hits [a] record high.

Yes indeed. Edelman’s annual trust barometer poll says the UK is increasingly pessimistic, distrustful of government and disdainful of politicians.

Three-quarters of those polled (75 per cent) said they thought the UK is going in the wrong direction.

61 per cent agreed that the UK “needs a completely new type of political party to compete with the Conservatives and Labour for power”.

Just 23 per cent of people said they felt close to the Tories, down four points since 2022, compared with 29 per cent saying the same about Labour, an increase of six points.

So neither party had a resounding vote of approval and it is easy to understand why so many want a new party.

But what kind of party would it be?

Judging by some of the other survey answers, it would be anti-Brexit (don’t be surprised; it’s only a matter of time before the two main parties change their tune on this disaster), would support improved standards of living, curb inequality and end the need for food banks.

Is anyone interested in taking up the torch on this?

Source: Two in three Britons want new political party to take on Tories and Labour | The Independent


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Boris Johnson’s answer to the energy crisis: buy a new kettle


Boris Johnson just made his last major speech as prime minister – announcing a £700 million bung for the building of a new reactor at the Sizewell nuclear power site.

Obviously any power to come from that will not come online for many years yet.

But he did have something to suggest to people facing massive rises in bills due to his mishandling of the UK’s economy and energy needs: buy a new kettle!

See for yourself:

What a relief he’s going, eh?

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It’s big, but neither ambitious nor impressive: Boris Johnson’s plan for new laws

On the attack: Boris Johnson has unveiled no fewer than 38 Bills and draft Bills that will clamp down hard on the people of the UK while denying any help to deal with the crises facing us.

Boris Johnson his revealed a plan for 38 new laws in the Queen’s Speech at the State Opening of Parliament, delivered in her absence by Prince Charles.

The Prince may have been mortified that it fell to him to report such a mess of half-baked ideas, attempts to dodge democracy, and above all failure to address the burning issues facing the people of the United Kingdom due to the incompetence of Johnson’s nearly three years as prime minister (and almost 12 years of Conservative failure in total).

There are no plans to address the cost-of-living crisis that is already crippling the ability of the poorest in society – millions of whom are already having to go without food on a regular basis – and threatening to harm millions more in the future as another increase in energy prices and wider-spread inflation hits families.

The government is putting forward an Energy Security Bill to “accelerate our transition to more secure, more affordable and cleaner homegrown energy supplies”. But this won’t help anybody for many years – and it includes an expansion of dirty nuclear energy that will make the UK a target for disasters like Chernobyl and Fukushima, and will fill the country with nuclear waste.

Johnson has claimed that his aim is to build a high-skills, high-pay economy, and that this will protect the population in the future. But he has been criticised for failing to draft an employment bill to protect workers’ rights, thereby leaving them open to exploitation.

On the other hand, there are plans to clamp down on political protest: the Public Order Bill would create a criminal offence, with a maximum sentence of 12 months, of “interfering with key national infrastructure” such as airports, railways and printing presses. This would also make it illegal to obstruct major transport works such as HS2.

Home Secretary Priti Patel says the changes are needed to deal with a “self-indulgent minority who seem to revel in causing mayhem and misery”. Doesn’t that more accurately describe the Conservative government of which she is a member?

And as part of what we’re told are seven Bills to capitalise on opportunities (if you can call them that) created by Brexit, a new Bill of Rights will show how Johnson intends to scrap your human rights and replace them with a series of privileges to be granted you by your Tory overlords, that may be changed whenever they feel like it. It has been suggested that this will not replace primary legislation, though.

A possibly-euphemistic Brexit Freedoms Bill will give the Tories power to change EU laws that were copied into the UK’s statute book after the country left the European Union – which should also ring alarm bells among members of the population who know that this signifies a removal, not expansion, of our freedoms.

Another Bill will set out the framework in which Nadine Dorries will be able to push through her undemocratic plan to privatise Channel 4 – after a government consultation found that 96 per cent of the population don’t want it to happen.

The list goes on and on – but most of the items on it are described in only vague terms. Many of them are plans to relegate certain forms of lawmaking to what’s known as “secondary legislation” – statutory instruments that are signed off by ministers rather than enjoying a democratic vote in Parliament. These may be seen as assaults on democracy and steps toward dictatorship.

You can spot these for yourself in the lists provided by news organisations, for example here, here and here.

Worst of all is the fact that this programme of attacks against you will continue, even if Boris Johnson is removed from power.

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#LabourFake – propaganda op falls flat as existence of new members is questioned

Keir Starmer: yes… yet another own goal.

Well, it has been truly said that the secret of good comedy is timing.

Only on Saturday night (February 19-20) I found myself watching an episode of Dave Gorman’s Modern Life is Goodish in which the star of the show discusses the shady practice of buying Twitter followers, and how you can tell them apart from real people.

Then on Sunday (February 20 – today, as I type this), I discover that suddenly the Labour Party has sprouted a throng of new members who don’t appear ever to have existed before – many of whom have very few followers of their own, which is a dead giveaway, really.

And all this after “Kiethy” was accused of having bought Twitter followers of his own. Around a third of his followers aren’t real people, it seems – possibly more by now, because people who have followed him in good faith may have turned away in disgust.

Amid the scepticism, there’s been plenty of opportunity for humour – of the gallows variety, admittedly. Some of us have been taking great joy in mocking the possibility that Keir Starmer’s new (and horrifying!) Labour policies would attract people with genuine (read: traditional) Labour values:

Once again, Starmer and his right-wing halfwitted cabal have made themselves – and the Labour Party they infest like parasites – look daft.

In their case it is an apt description. But the vast majority of Labour Party members deserve much, much better than this. Sadly, Starmer has changed party rules to ensure that they cannot demand it. The best they can do is leave (and there are far better organisations to join).

Was anybody actually stupid enough to believe this silly propaganda fail?

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