Mike Phipps
15th March 2012 at 20:14
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As the US soldier accused of shooting dead sixteen Afghan civilians is spirited out of the country to the safety of Kuwait, new evidence has emerged that more soldiers may have been involved in what could have been a premeditated attack. [continue/comment...]
Aaron Kiely
13th March 2012 at 09:15
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Chuka Ummuna, who likes to be called Britain’s Obama, and the first black UK PM in waiting, is either more rash or honest than his leadership. Aping Peter Mandelson’s famous statement, Ummuna reveals that he is “totally relaxed about bosses getting huge pay”. In a piece in which he hails Michael Heseltine as his role model, and speaks warmly about Mandelson (the latter, something he has done many times), he lays out the claim that he is even more pro-City than the Tories. Based on his many years posting on Compass and his performance since his election and appointment, this is entirely unsurprising to me. I have always known that he is on the far right of Newlabour, as well as being Bluelabour’s representative in the shadow cabinet, and close colleague of Bluelabour’s creator, Jon Cruddas. [continue/comment...]
Louise Whittle
7th March 2012 at 13:38
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It was an extremely productive and useful meeting yesterday in Parliament on “Welfare not Workfare” which was organised by the LRC in conjunction with DPAC and Boycott Workfare. My task was to chair the meeting. Speakers included Boycott Workfare, Adam from DPAC, John McInally (PCS Vice President) and John McDonnell MP. [continue/comment...]
Tags: disability activism (2) | welfare reform (2) | workfare (2)
Louise Whittle
7th March 2012 at 13:37
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t was an extremely productive and useful meeting yesterday in Parliament on “Welfare not Workfare” which was organised by the LRC in conjunction with DPAC and Boycott Workfare. My task was to chair the meeting. Speakers included Boycott Workfare, Adam from DPAC, John McInally (PCS Vice President) and John McDonnell MP. [continue/comment...]
Tags: disability activism (2) | welfare reform (2) | workfare (2)
Mike Phipps
5th March 2012 at 11:34
3 comments
The “failed state” of Somalia is back in the news as a haven for terrorists. But relentless and ill-informed western interference is making matters worse, argues Mike Phipps. [continue/comment...]
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