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Left of Centre Brexit
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Left of Centre Brexit
@LeftBrexit
Left of centre page supporting Brexit as the long term project unfolds. Tackling the culture war, Channel crisis and Starmer's shenanigans. YouTube link below
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There's a new decency in Downing Street now McSweeney's gone. Instead of echoing far right bigotry, Keir Starmer is standing against it over the Nick Timothy affair. In my column for Tribune I argue that a new dividing line has opened up at Westminster:
tribunemag.co.uk/2026/03/whos-r…
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Starmer calling for more Muslims to become MPs as we need greater Islamic representation in parliament!
Fuck off!
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@LeoMontague91 You wouldn't be a... Labour councillor would you?
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@Fox_Claire I hope you won't vote for that one as well.
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I was furious that one Noble and Learned Lord (ie a top KC) accused those of us scrutinising the Assisted Dying Bill of wanting to avoid any vote because we'd lose, as happened on Wednesday night on decriminalising abortion. What a cheap culture-wars point, implying everyone opposing AD is just the usual suspects/anti-abortion crowd. Not true but also a snide attempt at suggesting that there is a herd-like opposition to AD, when the truth is the Bill is a mess, whatever side someone is coming from politically.
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@10DowningStreet You didn't give top jobs to any more friends of sex traffickers, did you?
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@RowennaDavis Like a primary school teacher addressing kids as they sit on the floor.
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Eid Mubarak! 💫
A warm welcome from Thornton Heath Islamic Centre today, as the community comes together to celebrate Eid.
If you’re nearby, be sure to pop into YBR Cakes - so many delicious treats! ❤️
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@FlyingRadical @OborneTweets Do the Muslims in Britain have any tribal grievances?
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@OborneTweets She’s bringing her weird tribal grievances towards Muslims from Nigeria into UK politics. It stinks.
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MEE reports that after endorsing Nick Timothy's attack on British Muslims, Kemi Badenoch seems not to have sent out a message marking Eid al-Fitr. Leaders of other main parties, apart from Reform, all did so. Badenoch HAS marked Hanukkah and Diwali.
middleeasteye.net/news/conservat…
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On decriminalising abortion: what’s abundantly clear from heat of the discussions on Twitter is how badly the general public were involved/represented in Parliament . This was not an urgent decision - on such ethical issues it’s so important to take the public with you.
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@cjsnowdon It's been about for a while.
Delingpole indulged his inner kook some time ago.
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@NickDixon @LeftBrexit She’s a perfect reflection of why we are where we are: @richardjmorrissey/the-settlement-3099d7c03e80" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@richardjmorri…
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Literally allowed to kill your baby up to birth = Handmaid’s Tale
Dominant public display from religion that puts women in sacks = not Handmaid’s Tale
LBC@LBC
'The Handmaid's Tale was meant to be science-fiction, not a manifesto for a future government!' Although steps towards de-criminalising abortion have been taken, @stellacreasy warns people not to let their guard down, and keep fighting.
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Calling basic kindness “vapid nonsense” is a strange hill to die on. The fact that small gestures bother you this much says more about your outlook than anyone else’s. People who are actually “well-adjusted” don’t feel threatened by friendliness.
You might find that stepping outside your own echo chamber (and, occasionally, your house) makes the world look a lot less offensive and a lot more human.
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It’s Eid today, and I just watched 3 strangers in a café wish a mother and her daughter “Happy Eid.”
Those wishing weren’t Muslim. It didn’t matter.
Yet again moments like this are what make London special: people choosing connection over division, and kindness over the noise that tries to pull us apart.
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@HasAhmed_ @CharlieHowarth1 You can tweet outside you know.
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@CharlieHowarth1 Must be so sad being a loner and miserable 24/7. You should go outside it’s a nice day out. People are more cheerful.
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@CharlieHowarth1 @HasAhmed_ "Cutting the half time orange and releasing the sausages. That's proper Britain."
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@HasAhmed_ "3 strangers in a cafe wishing a mother and daughter 'Happy Eid'? That's British values."
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@albieamankona @CapelLofft Well that's him... told?
Huh?
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Tell me you know nothing about British history without saying you know nothing about British history.
Albie@albieamankona
This is un-British nonsense. Churches should not enjoy special privileges to hold mass prayer in public spaces while other faiths are restricted. The British instinct is straightforward: either everyone is allowed, or no one is. In truth, I suspect most of the public would prefer the latter. In the UK, faith has traditionally been treated as a private matter. Overt public displays of religion tend to sit uneasily with that cultural norm. I say this as a practising Christian. Few things irritate me more than street preachers with loudspeakers turning public spaces into platforms for performance rather than reflection. My church, the Church of England, should stay out of it.
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