Maduro arrested for “drug terrorism”? Please.
It’s about oil & testing limits.
Russia & China object, but probably won’t act. EU is too silent.
He’s seeing how far he/ they can go before anyone stops them?
Appeasement didn’t work in the 1930s. It won’t work now.
If history repeats, they won't stop

Michelle Agyemang saved England twice, shone under pressure, and won Best Young Player of the Tournament; yet post-match coverage focused almost solely on Kelly. Why is a 19-year-old Black woman still invisible when she was one of the main reasons England got to the final?

It’s scary how little it takes to activate that pack mentality. Humans are proud of their intelligence, but time & again, they choose cruelty. Ppl. will gladly follow monsters, if it feeds their hate, fear, or sense of superiority. The capacity for evil is always there, just waiting for permission.

Funny how they trust kids to handle complex exams and political theory, but suddenly Gaza is too much 🤷‍♀️. It’s pure and simple cowardice. Politicians are terrified of being confronted with truth and forced to face the right questions. The kind they can’t answer without exposing their hypocrisy.

I’ve no issue with pragmatism, but being flexible doesn’t mean throwing out every principle you stood for as soon as you get elected. Starmer didn’t just shift, he U-turned, purged, & alienated. Supporting a party doesn’t mean silence. I’ll criticise when I think, it’s deserved, no matter who it is.

I’ve never been a “Corbynista”, quite the opposite. I’m just not impressed by Starmer. Ppl. are allowed to criticise leaders without being labelled. Instead of smug provocation,
maybe try asking why people are frustrated or reading their posts. I've stated my opinion on him & reasons plenty of times

Sorry, If you have completely misunderstood my point. I'm quite the opposite if you bothered to read my posts. But you will probably be oblivious to this, if you've already muted me 🤷‍♀️

There’s a big difference between flexibility & throwing every principle overboard. Labour needed changes, but Starmer ran on unity, then turned on the left, broke every pledge, & started parroting Tory rhetoric. I wouldnt call that pragmatism. Members should hold him to account, now, not in 4 years.

The Guardian isn’t the problem, it’s doing what journalism should. If exposing that Starmer’s shift is pushing voters toward Reform is “drivel,” maybe look at the polling. Tory & Reform voters aren’t switching, but Labour’s own base is slipping away. That’s the real crisis.

Is this really “what the members want”? Starmer ran on unity and promises, then threw them all out. Labour isn’t supposed to shift into a Tory-lite party. Holding elected leaders to account isn’t moaning, it’s how we stop the party disregarding its core values chasing right-wing Tory votes.

It’s clear Trump’s in serious mental decline. Rambling nonsense, can’t stay on script, contradicts himself. Yet, the press stays mostly silent. He’s one of the most powerful men in the 🌎, & no one’s sounding the alarm. He may be a puppet, but he’s still dangerous. Are they all really this cowardly?

Absolutely 💯. Musk was bleeding money, plain and simple. That’s the only thing people like him ever respond to. He’s done massive damage and will keep meddling from the sidelines. Don’t be fooled, don’t get complacent. Keep the pressure on. It’s working! ✊️

Most don't want to get caught up in the rising authoritarianism, hate & chaos. I feel for pro-democracy Americans caught in this mess, but many tourists don’t want armed goons, surveillance, or nonstop culture wars. They need a break, so they’ll take their money elsewhere. And who could blame them?

Trump shows up in his tacky red MAGA hat like he's at one of his cult rallies, not a cadet ceremony meant to honour service and unity. Instead, he hijacks the moment with a rambling, self-serving speech, dragging down the tone and disrespecting the event. Completely inappropriate. Just shameful.