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With regards to Ireland, it has always been recognised as a british colony like India. Northern Ireland is more complicated but is agreed to be effectively part of both countries due to freedom of movement. Palestinians have none of the rights Northern Irish have in Ireland or Britain under Zionism

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The creation of the state of Isreal as a jewish state required the expulsion of 4M palestians and hundreds of thousands kiled. Scottish, Welsh nationalism doesnt involve any of that and they already occupy contiguous teritory with definitive borders.

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I dont think most antizionists have a problem with the existence of a multi ethnic Isreal with equal constututional and land rights for palestians amd jeews and reparations for those who lost thier homes in 1948 after the Nakba.

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The so called centre and centre left parties only opposition to Netanyahu is his corruption ad how loudly he has gone about his crusade. They have rutinely abstained from voting for bills to expand west bank settlements and laws to execute palestinians

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Even when the Oslo accords were being discussed by Rabin a functioning palestinian state was never on the cards

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The opposition to Netanyahu in Isreal from the centre left is due to corruption, many of these parties abstained thier votes for west bank expansion and laws to execute palestinians

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akkig.bsky.social @akkig.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Whats been happening in Gaza goes well beyond the current isreali government, for 80 year Isreali government of differing political affiliations have done the same but quieter

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This coming from a secular Indian who has to live with people constantly spouting acid about an India free of muslims, an India for hindus like it was a 1000 years ago. Sound familiar...?

akkig.bsky.social @akkig.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

What about the feelings of the millions of palestinians displaced from thier homes in 1947, those hundreds of thousands murdered and maimed, and thier families left to deal with trauma. Gaza has highest percentage population of adolescents, children, and child amputees.

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akkig.bsky.social @akkig.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Wafling on about what an ideology means to different people and protecting thier precious feelings is an absolute mistake. The only thing that matters is the pernicious impact of on palestinians since 1948. I would implore people to read about Herzl and Ben gurion.

Lizzi Collinge MP @lizzicollinge.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

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Transport BlueSky's new favourite person just dropped.

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Ian Dunt @iandunt.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

Farage increasingly providing the kind of dividing lines which will spark cheers in No.10. 'Vote for us to continue homelessness'.

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Mike D London @mikedlondon.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

Not forgetting that Sunak had to release 10,000 prisoners early as a result of 14 years of Tory failure to sort out prison capacity. That's the Sunak Govt that Badenough and Philp were both Ministers in.

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Alex Andreou @sturdyalex.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

The state of this. A lovely day out for Badenoch and Philp, playing dress up and making pronouncements about early release schemes - having left the country with one hundred available men's prison places, after fourteen years in charge. You read that right. One hundred places.

Opposition Leader Kemi Badenoch and Shadow Home Office Secretary Chris Philp, in high-vis police jackets enjoy a photo opportunity.

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akkig.bsky.social @akkig.bsky.social · 22/07/2026

The key lies in how efficiently the printed money ends up circulating through the economy in its first few cycles of use. If it produces labour that improves supply side conditions and creates wage growth while doing so it is not a problem otherwise things can crumble quickly

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akkig.bsky.social @akkig.bsky.social · 22/07/2026

I am with you 100%, I would add that economic policy in this regard is a confidence game and whose success depends on public trust. Inflation and Supply shortages are usually self fullfilling prophesies

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Another good solution would be try an genericise more and more drugs and invest in infrasture and public research into new drugs. This works very well in India with extremely low prices for most drugs. This reduce susceptability to tariff and give the NHS more bargaining power with priv pharma corps

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Ultimately the scrapping of VAT on electricity is a political decision one simply for the opposition to not have another cudgel to beat them with. I expect them to give consent for roaebank as well for the same reason. None these will really make a dent to the ever increasing cost of living

These supply side inflations have proven to be really sticky partly due to producers being squeeze consumers due to perception of future inflation. In this particular case with I believe we will feel the cost of this war for years to come

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It entirely depends how that printed money is used. One way could be for capital and labour investment in Farming and working toward public grocery stores with direct producer to consumer interaction, cutting out margins for large grocery chains and forcing them to compete on supply and demand side.

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So ultimately I believe your anecdote demonstrates the fact that really no reduction in immigration will resolve people insecurities with regards to core economic challenges created by 40 years of poor economic planning.

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In terms of social housing and house prices specifically there is not much evidence immigration has any material impact. Immigration demand for housing tends to be on the private rental market and mostly HMOs.

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Denmark has a net migration of around 19 thousand, 71% arriving on work and study visas, people are still angry about migration with a growing far right vote share. This raises 2 questions, 1 what further compromise will satisfy these people to bess less angry, 2 is it worth the economic vandalism

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But if the message is to compromise on immigration policy, my point was to demonstrate it catagorically does not work.

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The cabinet as whole seems veey blue labour coded

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Not neccesarily if the plan is to push NEETs into it as a national service of sorts, which lines up with the blue labour ethos, who are seemingly the biggest winners so far with the cabinet appointments

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If Denmark is the example, in compromising with the Far rightbyhe social democrats have had thier worst performance since 1903 and thats with yhe Greenland bounce. They are now running a minority govt

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That and not knowing what thier voting coalition is. They are still holding onto the idea of a big tent and the tradional labour voter of the 70s not realising how much that coalition has shifted in 2026 and even if building such a broad church is possible with a splintering voter base

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I think it comes down to identifying the coalition. Many in the party still hold on to union movement past of the 70s which had signigicant socially conservative element. I dont beleive at the moment there is enough of a coalition of socially liberal+ economical left wing people who vote in numbers

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Yes and no because many are economically speaking on the left but are socially consevative hence the strength of the union movement that brought that coalition together. Many do not consider black and brown folks as deserving to part of thier society

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Although I think we need to rethink what we believe is defence. Things like food security infrastructure, information warfare, protecting electrical and healthcare infrastruce is far more important than producing guns, bombs and tanks

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I like the appointment in terms him workomg under Gordon Brown hopefully that influence and experience shines through

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Ian Dunt @iandunt.bsky.social · 20/07/2026

Ultimately I feel Foriegn secretary is a diminished position with Britains declining reach in the last 2 decades, its a safe place to park people away without hurting any feeling. It is not really a great office of state anymore, I would say health secretary is much higher priority now

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Imagine being such a preening self-obssesed narcissistic cunt that you make Infantino look graceful.

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happyleon.bsky.social @happyleon.bsky.social · 16/07/2026

Mahmood for Reeves is a Konsa for Gordon level substitution (i.e. a complete fuck-up)

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David Klemperer @dmk1793.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

Tuchel and his tactics were specifically endorsed by Maurice Glasman ... yet another outcome for which we can blame Blue Labour

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akkig.bsky.social @akkig.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

Surely he thinks this will be paid petsonally to him through his cryto. Art of the Steal indeed

akkig.bsky.social @akkig.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

To be fair to was suddenly thrust into delivering brexit...and what a delivery indeed

But those benefit scrounging refugees amd immigrants.... 🙄

I graduated from my masters in electrical engineering 4 years ago from Edinburgh. In my graduate level courses there were only 2 british students, a score of South Asians including myself and majority Chineese. Most of my british/ EU mates went into tech based specialisations.

Most grid operators now simoly outsource these to specialised contractors. Bust since contractors have a monopoly things cost more in the long run and have a massive backlog of works. One example is Openreach whom the entire industry contracts to lay fibre for our grid communications layer

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