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Having studied the history of the welfare state, I’ve watched it slowly be dismantled over the last 20 years and social attitudes towards poverty change. I happen to be Green, but I hope regardless of politics, Zack’s message can open people’s eyes and bring back some compassion.

I am the eldest of 5 children. All of us bought a home before the age of 30.my own experience life was good. My parents had lived through the 1930s They gave me chapter and verse about the horrors . The Tories changed little. Public ownership was accepted. All in all domestic policy was successful.

During Wilsons administration made enormous strides socially. Capital punishment abolished, homosexuality decriminalised, abortion became legal. The Open University created. Working hours were cut. Safety at work instituted.Living standards rose. House prices were about 2.5 times the average wage.

Politicians have never considered the possibility that there might be other ways of doing things than those with which they are familiar, and that in itself exposes the fact that they are not leaders at all, just narcissists totally out of their depth.

The pretence that nothing can be done by government unless financial markets consent, must be abandoned. As is obvious, they are very modern constructs, created by neoliberal thinking to deliberately constrain government in order to serve the interests of the City of London

The obstacle to a healthy wealthy country is not immigrants but the greed and self-interest of those who wish to accumulate financial wealth above all else, at cost to the vast majority of people in the world and to those yet to come into it. A few are destroying opportunity for the many.

By recognising that government creates money, that we are not dependent on the City, and that the City has failed to deliver the investment we need, we can change the direction of the economy so fundamentally that a caring society becomes achievable.

The pretence that nothing can be done by government unless financial markets consent, must be abandoned. As is obvious, they are very modern constructs, created by neoliberal thinking to deliberately constrain government in order to serve the interests of the City of London

The obstacle to a healthy wealthy country is not immigrants but the greed and self-interest of those who wish to accumulate financial wealth above all else, at cost to the vast majority of people in the world and to those yet to come into it. A few are destroying opportunity for the many.

Politicians have never considered the possibility that there might be other ways of doing things than those with which they are familiar, and that in itself exposes the fact that they are not leaders at all, just narcissists totally out of their depth.

The problem is not that we lack the money or mechanisms necessary to deliver policies of inclusion that would benefit everyone in the UK, and those with a legitimate right to come here, but that we lack the political will and ability to use them.

Bonnie Blue supports Reform Farage broke Britain lying about Brexit..... Farage takes his orders and money from Russia! Why on earth would anyone believe Farage, he lies every time he speaks.... www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVyE...

🚨 NEW | Poll shows Greens ahead of Labour ➡️ REF: 25% (-1) 🔵 CON: 22% (+2) 🟢 GRN: 19% (+1) 🔴 LAB: 18% (=) 🟠 LD: 10% (-1)

Housing insecurity and displacement is commonplace in the UK. Millions of people are living in homes that are unfit for human habitation:   they're damp, cold, unsafe, and overcrowded. Hundreds of thousands of them are forced to move home every year through no fault of their own,

There has been no relief from poverty, It didn't fall this year, at all. For many people, it became worse. One in five children in the UK are growing up in poverty. One in six people cannot reliably afford enough food, some days they go without any food at all, or regularly go with too little.

persistent poverty housing insecurity untreated illness a hidden personal debt crisis rising political hostility These are not marginal problems. They are systemic failures of economic policy and political courage. And 45 years of neoliberal Thatcherite bull shit

there is no excuse for poverty in the UK. Poverty is a political choice which is inexcusable and morally repugnant. The volume of rough sleeping, street begging, food bank use in the UK is incompatible with a civilised society

We know wealth is distorts the world we live in Wealth buys influence over markets It shapes housing outcomes It controls media narratives It distorts political decision-making We need to tax wealth because the wealthy use it to abuse the rest of us.   Unchecked wealth undermines democracy.

The Video The Government Doesn’t Want You To See Starmer's Government is a disgrace to the UK and humanity. Shocking dereliction of duty by the Labour Government www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0qh...

We are facing a crisis because neoliberal capitalism is coming to the end of its road. The reality is that until the economic narrative changes, and we understand the crisis neoliberalism is creating, debt will keep rising, not because states are reckless, but because we refuse to confront the cause

QE proved this. Yield-curve control proves it daily in Japan. Rising yields are not market verdicts; they are policy decisions dressed up as inevitability. Calling this “discipline” is a political choice, not an economic law.

interest payments are not neutral. They are a transfer to wealth, enlarging the savings glut, increasing inequality, and ensuring future debt rises further. This is how massive inequality grows worse by the day

Public debt is not the cause of stagnation. It is the consequence of an economy organised to funnel income upwards and leave it there. Debt is not the burden. Inequality is the burden. Debt is how its macroeconomic consequences are temporarily managed.

Bad economies are intentional. Desperate young men are exploited for the military, while young girls are trafficked. Desperate workers stay submissive. It's good times, for the rich, and powerful. There's no incentive to have it any other way. So, nothing is going to get better!

The narrative now is not “we must cut”, but “we must be careful”. Not “markets are right”, but “markets are dangerous”. The effect is the same: democratic ambition is downsized in advance. This is the thinking of Rachel Reeves,

If bond markets really do possess the power to destroy governments that pursue popular, necessary policies, then the question is not how to placate them. The question is how to redesign the monetary, fiscal, and institutional framework so that this power no longer exists

Watch Declassified UK's excellent Gaza spy flights documentary here: GB EXPOSED: Why UK Is SPYING On Gaza For Israel www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqCk...

The conditions resident/junior doctors work in are horrific. The hours are long, very anti social and the work extremely stressful. On top of this they are moved around the country often without their long term partner/family and have to carry on taking exams which they fund themselves.

Keir Starmer can try to pretend that he cares, but the truth is apparent. He is the person delivering failure, not our doctors. And there is one decision the British public needs to make: who do we need most in the future? Do we need Keir Starmer, or do we need doctors? I think the answer is obvious

Keir Starmer has decided to remain on the side of financiers, neoliberal economists, the Treasury, and orthodox political views that will continue to make people suffer wholly unnecessarily in the UK, which is precisely the point that doctors are making.

Meta has been unable to tell a US court what its internal systems do with your data, or who can access it, or for what purpose. This data free-for-all lets big tech companies train their AI models on masses of everyone’s data, but it is illegal in Europe,

AI investment now rivals consumer spending as the primary creator of American economic growth. It accounted for virtually all (92%) GDP growth in the first half of this year. Without it, US GDP grew only 0.1%. Despite Donald Trump’s posturing, he is on shaky economic ground. IMHO They're fucked

After he Joined the Green Party Driscoll said “Britain’s a mess. British politics is a mess and it’s not the fault of immigrants. Food prices, energy prices, housing prices are all too high. Our economy isn’t working for workers, it isn’t working for small businesses. It doesn’t have to be like this

In a statement, Driscoll said he had joined the Greens “because I see an organisation that’s serious about running our country in the long-term interests of all our people”.

Move by former North of Tyne mayor comes days after five London Labour councillors defect to Zack Polanski’s party www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

the BMA points out, doctors’ student loans are indexed to RPI, so the state is content to use RPI when it is protecting the real value of money owed to it, yet when doctors highlight that their pay has not kept pace with rising costs, RPI is suddenly judged inappropriate and CPI is preferred

There is over 5% unemployment in the UK right now, but the government is refusing to act to address this problem.  One in twenty people in the UK who want work do not have it because the government say they can't afford to stimulate the economy to provide these jobs I say bullshit that's a choice

This video explains why money is not scarce, why governments create it, and why treating money as the central economic constraint has led to unemployment, inequality, wasted lives and environmental damage. Economics is not about money. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL8S...

Most people think that economics is about money, that government spending is constrained by tax, and that public services must always come second to “balancing the books”. All of that is wrong. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL8S...

Our politicians appear oblivious to the growing public dissatisfaction with them and the policies they pursue This is the outcome of a highly careerist political system where personal ambition triumphs over principles and competence. It would be laughable if it were not so serious

Starmer can't sack Streeting right now, even though he is hopelessly out of his depth and has grossly mismanaged this dispute by making it personal. No.10 has also made it personal, which was a gross error of judgment on their part. Labour has, now, nowhere to go but lose, as they are bound to do.

But what is also clear is that this doctor' strike is not just a labour dispute, as Wes Streeting is trying to claim, or a disgrace, as Keir Starmer would have it. This is a dispute about who is responsible for a system already stretched close to breaking point.

The green transition will not be delivered by markets acting kindly. It will be delivered by political movements reclaiming economic power and use it in the public interest. Until that happens, climate ambition will continue to be scaled back to fit an economic story told by financial markets

If the Green Party wants to deliver a genuine green transition, it must liberate itself from the long-standing myth of market supremacy. That liberation begins with understanding money creation and recognising that democratic governments have far more agency than they have been told.

This video explains why extreme executive pay is a driver of inequality, weak productivity, falling morale, and political corruption. I also show how tax can be used not to raise revenue, but to change behaviour – by making excessive pay expensive. www.taxresearch.org.uk/Blog/2025/12...

Watching Labour politicians U-turning makes me quite dizzy. Shabana Mahmood used to be quite a campaigner for more immigration, then the ministerial limousine hove into view, and zip! around she goes, 180 degrees, channelling Enoch Powell.

“Starner’s problem” & that of his cabinet is that they are corrupt to the very core. They are funded by private health, they are salami slicing the NHS so they can say: see it ain’t working – private can do it better. It is happening before people’s eyes –

Labour has had FOUR times the private healthcare donations of every other party www.thecanary.co/uk/analysis/...

hundreds of thousands of pounds the Labour party has received in “donations” from private healthcare companies. It looks like corruption to me. Revealed: Labour ministers took donations from Big Pharma and US healthcare lobbyists privatisation.everydoctor.org.uk/revealed-lab...