Saturday, 29 June 2024

ANOTHER ROW WITHIN THE LABOUR PRARTY - UNFORTUNATELY THEY WILL COMFORTABLY WIN THE UPCOMING ELECTION

 Keir Starmer risks infuriating Labour's left with plan to 'delay recognition of Palestinian state to avoid rocking Britain's relationship with America and other allies'

Sir Keir Starmer will delay recognising a Palestinian state if Labour wins power next week due to fears it could rock Britain's relationship with the US, it is reported. 


Labour's manifesto states the party is 'committed to recognising a Palestinian state' as part of a renewed push for peace in the Middle East and a two-state solution.

Sir Keir is under pressure from Labour's left-wing to act quickly on this pledge if the party wins the general election on 4 July.

But, according to The Times, allies of the Labour leader have warned he should not rush into recognising a Palestinian state.

They have reportedly expressed fears that doing so would open up a dividing line with America and other Western nations.

With opinion polls putting Labour on course for a large majority, they are said to believe Sir Keir can afford to ignore pro-Palestinian voices on the party's left.

Yet there are early signs that, should Sir Keir delay a move on recognising a Palestinian state, he would infuriate significant parts of his party.

Former party leader Jeremy Corbyn posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, today: 'Palestinians are human beings who deserve self-determination.

'We must recognise the state of Palestine. Not some time in the future. Not when the time is right. Now.'

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Biden's Coup Against Bibi Goes Into Full Swing

 

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Things have only gotten worse with the Biden administration and what they have been doing to try to oust Bibi. It's extremely disturbing. The reality would be very different if Trump was in office...

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Trump Tells Biden: Let Israel Finish the Job, Destroy Hamas

 

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Friday, 28 June 2024

West Wing Worry About Netanyahu's Upcoming Speech To Congress

 

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West Wing Worry About Netanyahu's Upcoming Speech To Congress
 
The White House fears that Bibi might take the opportunity to (gasp!) criticize President Joe Biden for not sufficiently supporting Israel's war effort.
 
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11 Signs That The U.S. Economy Is In Far Worse Shape Than Most People Think
 
Unless you are living under a bridge or you are eagerly drinking the kool-aid that the mainstream media is dishing out, you probably understand that the economy has been struggling.
 
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Military Parallels: Ancient Rome And The Current State Of The US Military
 
When Valerian became emperor in 253 AD, the Roman Empire was in the midst of the 'Crisis of the Third Century'-- plagues, inflation, escalating conflicts, growing social tensions, rising crime, declining trade, loss of border control and a struggling economy. Rome's once-legendary military was also shrinking; in fact, the Empire had a historic military recruitment crisis on its hands.
 
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The EMP Threat To The West Continues To Grow
 
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Biden stumbles in first presidential debate as Trump avoids key questions

 Joe Biden gave a stumbling performance in a 90-minute showdown with Donald Trump - the first televised debate of the 2024 presidential election campaign

  • Democrats expressed concern at the president's performance - with party insiders saying his early answers triggered panic

  • But Vice-President Kamala Harris defended Biden, saying it "was a slow start, but there was a strong finish" 


    Trump repeatedly attacked Biden on the economy and his foreign policy record, while Biden took aim at his rival's criminal conviction and alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election

  • Trump also repeated falsehoods - from abortion, to taxes and the deficit - and at first avoided answering if he would accept the 2024 election result

  • Biden called Trump a "sucker", a "loser," and said he had the "morals of an alley cat"

  • Trump hit back, and said at one point: "I really don’t know what he said at the end of that sentence, and I don’t think he did either".

  • Morning after debate, concerns about Biden remain highpublished at 11:57

    Phil McCausland
    Reporting from New York

    It’s nearly 7:00 on the east coast of the United States, and reviews of the first presidential debate of the 2024 US election cycle are in.

    While Republican candidate Donald Trump faces criticism for the number of falsehoods he uttered, much of the attention has been focused on President Joe Biden’s poor performance.

    Biden appeared to struggle in several of his answers. As a result, concerns about his age and mental fitness have only risen further. Some Democrats have even asked after the debate whether the president could be replaced as the party’s presidential candidate.

    Speaking to the New York Times, an unnamed veteran Democrat says the president will face a "crescendo" of calls to step down. "Joe had a deep well of affection among Democrats. It has run dry.”

    Many of the president’s surrogates have come to his defence, though. Vice-President Kamala Harris told CNN “there was a slow start but there was a strong finish” by her running mate.

    Trump’s supporters, meanwhile, declared victory. House Speaker Mike Johnson called it “the biggest mismatch” in debate history.

    Stay with us for more reaction and analysis as the US wakes up - and press play below to watch one of the spikier exchanges from last night. 

  • FULL REPORT AND MORE UPDATES AT: Live updates: Biden v. Trump presidential debate analysis and fact check

‘Iran Fighting Seven-front War on Israel’ – Netanyahu

 

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Israel threatens to send Lebanon 'back to Stone Age'

 Israel threatens to send Lebanon 'back to Stone Age' as UN warns of 'potentially apocalyptic' all-out war between IDF and Hezbollah

  • Border clashes between Israel and Hezbollah have escalated in recent weeks
  • Easing the Gaza offensive may free up Israeli forces to redeploy to the border 

  • Israel has sent a stark warning to Hezbollah that it could 'take Lebanon back to the Stone Age' if border clashes erupt into a wider regional war.

    Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant made the comments during a visit to Washington on Wednesday, stressing that Israel would sooner avoid escalation.

    'We do not want war, but we are preparing for every scenario,' he told reporters. 'Hezbollah understands very well that we can inflict massive damage in Lebanon if a war is launched.'

  • Israeli forces have exchanged fire with the militants based in Lebanon ever since the October 7 attack on Israel by Hezbollah's ally Hamas.

    Fears of the border skirmishes boiling over into a full-blown was have grown in recent weeks since Israel revealed it had approved plans for a Lebanon offensive, prompting new threats from Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah.

    Warning against the escalation of hostilities, the UN's humanitarian coordinator Martin Griffiths said on Wednesday that Lebanon was 'the flashpoint beyond all flashpoints'.

    'It's beyond planning. It's potentially apocalyptic,' warned Griffiths, whose term ends this week.

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Gaza: Long campaign by Israel may follow war

 Gaza: Long campaign by Israel may follow war


Gaza war: Palestinians flee Shejaiya amid Israeli bombardment

 Gaza war: Palestinians flee Shejaiya amid Israeli bombardment