Kit Knightly The UK’s Parliamentary constituency of Rochdale held a by-election on Friday, and George Galloway won. First I want to say we agree with GG about a lot of things, not least his unwavering support for Palestine and opposition to US Imperialism. He deserves much credit for that and we have very vocally supported …
Jordan Peterson thinks a Labour Government will be a "catastrophe". "A culture that thinks that diversity is unity is also a culture that thinks that a man can be a woman. You can’t get more confused than that."
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Eric Zuesse (blogs at https://theduran.com/author/eric-zuesse/) Britain’s left-wing Party, Labour, has now disappeared into being a ‘competitor’ ‘against’ Britain’s right-wing Party, the Conservatives, competing for conservative voters, condemning progressive voters, and has abandoned voters who are to the left of center. Voters to the left of center have no longer political representation in either Party. Here […]
J.K. Rowling has said she would happily do a spell in jail if a future Labour Government makes it a hate crime to deliberately call someone by the 'wrong' (i.e., biologically correct) pronouns.
Guest post by N. SAI BALAJI This article was earlier published by the AICCTU The 111th session of the International Labour Conference (ILC) held in Geneva from 5th to 16th June deliberated on climate change along with other issues concerning the situation of decent work in the globe. The issue of climate change was dealt … Continue reading An Unjust Transition – The 111th ILC and the Move to De-carbonized Economies →
Rishi Sunak’s popularity among Tory members has surged in the wake of his watering down of Net Zero targets, a survey has found. But will it be enough to stop the green fanatics in Labour gaining power in 2024?
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Eric Zuesse (blogs at https://theduran.com/author/eric-zuesse/) Back in the 1970s, the only big difference between liberals and progressives was that, whereas liberals, such as Hubert Humphrey, supported the military-industrial complex, progressives, such as George McGovern, opposed it. But, now, that difference has become expanded into a vast chasm, in which, whereas liberals support intensification of the […]
The Church of England was once described as 'the Tory party at prayer' but a survey by the Times has found that now 60% of priests back Left-wing parties and just 15% back Right-wing parties.
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The controversial political intervention by the RSPB this week via its X account – branding Government Ministers "LIARS!" – is the result of a takeover of the charity by a cabal of hard-Left activists, says Guy Adams.
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Millions of drivers are in danger of being hit by a new pay-per-mile road tax under Labour plans that are already being worked on by London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who has proposed to use Ulez cameras to enforce it.
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