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RT @NoirMJ
"These strikes are political" - has been used by MPs & journalists to attack any & ALL strikes since forever. It's a linguistic distortion. The word 'political' is used deliberately & dishonestly to imply subversion, malevolence & by extension, a lack of legitimacy. It's a trick! twitter.com/DCBMEP/status/1566

RT @BareLeft
Wes Streeting still advocates using the private sector to cut NHS waiting lists despite a report by the Health and Social Care Committee stating it is "totally or mostly" impossible to do so with current staffing levels.

It's ideology, not pragmatism.

telegraph.co.uk/politics/2022/

RT @DavidWestcross
The @UKLabour right know that they enabled the tories in two GEs, they're panicking now that the left cannot support them and no sign that tories are switching their votes. The tide is turning as the middle class become poorer. The left must support a union led drive to lead us.

RT @premnsikka
Lots of attention on leakages of water.

Little on electricity leakages, companies invest little in infrastructure.

In 2021, electricity leakage losses were 26,305 GWh, adding £100+ to bills.

Lost electricity enough to power 6.8m electric vehicles,

Govt/Ofgem doing nothing.

RT @AdamBienkov
Brexit campaigners and the Prime Minister repeatedly denied that leaving the EU would be used as a means to strip workers of their rights, and attacked anyone who suggested otherwise.

It turns out that doing just that is now one of the government's number one priorities.

RT @ErikLoomis
This Day in Labor History: September 2, 1885. White Knights of Labor members destroy Chinese community in Rock Springs, Wyoming, killing at least 28 Chinese in order to make the mines lily white. Let's talk about another incident where white solidarity trumped class solidarity!

RT @ErikLoomis
This Day in Labor History: September 3, 1991. A chicken factory in Hamlet, North Carolina caught of fire thanks to nonexistent safety procedures, killing 25 workers and injuring another 55. Let's talk about this horrible, preventable disaster and why it matters today!

RT @caitoz
Ecocide will continue as long as ecocide is profitable. No possible iteration of capitalism can address this problem. This, in and of itself, is a sufficiently strong argument that capitalism must be abandoned.

RT @MattMJones00
Retweet if you, like me, demand energy, water, royal mail and rail ro be renationalised now

RT @caitoz
Democrats Are Violent Extremists

"The Biden administration is the Trump administration with a different soundtrack. The Trump administration was the Obama administration with a different soundtrack. They are all violent extremists."
caitlinjohnstone.substack.com/

I didn't know the Netflix "Dirty Money" series has a series 2, that covers things like Wells Fargo and Jared Kushner. Something to watch later, I think.

netflix.com/gb/title/80118100

RT @caitoz
Democrats Are Violent Extremists

"Democrats calling Republicans extremists is like ISIS calling Al Qaeda extremists, only Democrats and Republicans have a much higher body count."
caitlinjohnstone.com/2022/09/0

I wrote a book called "Empire Socialism" a while back (you can read it for free on Medium if you want) amzn.to/3B6cfUA

Today I finally tracked down the 1925 pamphlet by R Palme Dutt with the same title. Looking forward to reading it. Suspect I'll see the same themes.

RT @docrussjackson

In January this year, Deborah Turness was appointed CEO of @BBCNews. What most people are unaware of - either by accident or design - is that she is married to little-known John Toker - the UK Govt Cabinet Office's Director of Communications for Security & Intelligence.

RT @PoliticsJOE_UK
"We are in crisis. We can not afford to carry on like this."

Extinction Rebellion have superglued themselves around the Speakers Chair inside the Commons chamber.

RT @Taj_Ali1
My elders grew up at a time when there were certain roads you couldn't walk through because you'd get your head kicked in by racist thugs. They organised to physically defend our communities from racist attacks. It's not a sub-genre of academia for us- it's our lived experience.

RT @Donna_Beeeee
@VickyMiller74 Vicky, it’s not difficult to find out which school you work at and identify the children you’re referring to.
That isn’t something have any interest in doing btw!
But you just doxed a vulnerable child.
You should be disciplined for that tweet.

RT @Sisyphusa
This editorial was written by the Campaign Against Racism & Fascism (CARF) IN 1992. Based on decades of experiences accrued in necessarily autonomous antiracist struggle. After needing to leave existing antifascist groups. "The left" in Britain *refuses* to learn. twitter.com/ChardineTaylor/sta

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