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Ben Johnson

@BenJohnsonGeo

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Oxford, England Katılım Mart 2018
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Ben Johnson
Ben Johnson@BenJohnsonGeo·
@HasAhmed_ Was it tone deaf of Israel o kill 50+ people on Yom Kippur? That's what the pro Palestine protestors are protesting.
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Ben Johnson@BenJohnsonGeo·
@ColinBrazierTV The day Israel kills 50+ Palestinians and kidnaps people from over 40 countries? Really?
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Ben Johnson@BenJohnsonGeo·
@nicolelampert Israel killed over 50 Palestinians today. Why should the protests stop
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Nicole Lampert
Nicole Lampert@nicolelampert·
It seems that a few hours after the synagogue killings, some ‘pro Palestinians’ thought it would be a fabulous idea to march calling for the eradication of the Jewish state in London. There were thousands of them. The only glimmer of light I feel is how a few commented on the live feed to say it was disgusting. If you want to see how antisemitism was allowed to fester, you only have to see what happened this evening. How they celebrate dead Jews.
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Shelock12@shelock99·
@BenJohnsonGeo @v_j_freeman We have had a terrorist attack in Britain. We do not live in the ME. All eyes should be on the this attack and concern for our residents at the moment.
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Femi
Femi@Femi_sorry·
The attack on the synagogue in Heaton Park Manchester makes me furious. Mainly at the antisemitic filth who did it. But also at the politicians & journalists who've spent the last 2yrs saying anyone who opposes the Israel's genocide must hate Jews. Shelagh Fogarty was just the first to piss me off.
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Ben Johnson@BenJohnsonGeo·
Given the vagueness all discourse based on this clip is vague and useless with RealSocialists™ inventing blue-haired people to get mad at.
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Philip Oldfield
Philip Oldfield@SustainableTall·
The tallest timber building in Spain. Of course, it’s also social housing. 40 apartments in Barcelona by Urbanitree
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Ben Johnson@BenJohnsonGeo·
@EleanoraStats You're implying this means he will be handpicking candidates fielded by YP. This isn't the case for the Greens, no reason it has to be for YP given it hasn't yet been set up.
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Ben Johnson@BenJohnsonGeo·
Ok but the Green Party also has a "nominating officer" and this is not the person "responsible for candidate selection" No reason it has to be for YP. People are mad because you're doing really obvious partisan spin.
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Eleanora Ní Chualáın 🏳️‍⚧️🇮🇪@EleanoraStats

Really wild that people are mad at this considering that every word here is literally true - he is now the sole leader in law - nobody was balloted on this - Hussain is the nominating officer - the nominating officer is legally responsible for candidate selections It's all fact

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Dan Evans
Dan Evans@dai_alectic·
The kpd used to recruit Nazis. Phil Piratin did same with BUF members. Yet we shouldn’t speak to reform voters. There is such a shocking ignorance of communist political history & tradition within ultraleft circles, I’d say it’s actively anti communist
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Archie Woodrow
Archie Woodrow@SamuraiApology·
Jacobin said the subject was too 'delicate' and politically 'sensitive' to run my article, so i assumed they were trying not to rock the boat. instead they've got Bhaskar dismissing the entire British left as as "idiotic" and "an international embarassment". fair play!
Jacobin@jacobin

The farcical spat that has riven Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana’s “Your Party” exposes a Left increasingly focused on itself rather than on the class it aims to mobilize. jacobin.com/2025/09/your-p…

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Peter Oborne
Peter Oborne@OborneTweets·
This photo explains why only Paul Holden, an outsider with deep experience of hardcore investigative reporting, could have told the truth about McSweeney. Holden's revelations are humiliating for the parliamentary lobby, which works around the exchange of access for information.
Robert Midgley@RobertMidgley07

Why is Keir Starmer's Chief of Staff Morgan McSweeney personally briefing Beth Rigby from Sky News on the day he's featured on all the news channels? No.10 has an entire press team who's job it is to brief journalists. No word from Beth on his news this week...

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Marl Karx
Marl Karx@BareLeft·
Actual failed state stuff, and all because we basically gave up having an actual economy in the 1980s.
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Ben Johnson@BenJohnsonGeo·
Damn shame this guy isn't in prison for the bombing campaign but at least he's in prison.
Arnaud Bertrand@RnaudBertrand

This is a huge news for France, and for Libya. The only other French leader ever sent to prison in the entire history of the French republic was Pétain (the leader of Vichy France), just to give an idea of how extreme the level of treachery must be for France to imprison a former head of state. And in this case it was indeed particularly treacherous: Sarkozy was condemned for criminal conspiracy, soliciting millions of euros from Libya's Gaddafi to fund his 2007 presidential campaign. And as we all know he then cynically turned around later when he was president to lead the very NATO bombing campaign that toppled his former benefactor (to be clear, he was not condemned for this later part, only the criminal conspiracy). Libya which, by the way, used to be Africa's richest country and is now but a mere shadow of its former self... The guy quite literally destroyed an entire country, and it looks like he did it (at least to some extent) to cover the tracks of his corruption. If that's not treacherous, I don't know what is. Plus, in my own opinion, he was the worst president of France in modern times. The guy who killed the little independence we used to have on the international stage by putting us back in NATO (after De Gaulle had rightly left decades prior); there's a reason why in the US they used to call him "Sarko the American" (cbsnews.com/news/sarko-the…). Really treacherous all around.

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