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Trump doesn’t like Burnham, and Burnham doesn’t like…..well TBD

Post author:Grace
Post published:25 June 2026
Post last modified:27 June 2026

According to Donald Trump, likely Labour leadership replacement Andy Burnham is a signal that “the UK is dying”. As far as we’re concerned, that’s the biggest vote of confidence the newly-minted Makerfield MP has gotten so far. The US dictator made his first public comments on Burnham on 24 June, during a meeting with NATO secretary-general Mark Rutte. When asked what he knew of the former Manchester mayor, Trump said: I don’t know, I think I see that he was, I guess, the mayor of a town. England’s second city, but we guess that doesn’t mean much when you consider yourself…

Critics of Israeli influence are like Nazis, politicians claim

Post author:PHIL MILLER
Post published:23 June 2026
Post last modified:2 July 2026

Attacks come as new analysis by Declassified shows pro-Israel lobby groups have taken British MPs to Israel 67 times since the genocide started British MPs compared their colleagues to Nazis during a debate about Israel’s influence on UK politics on Monday. The event in Parliament was triggered by a petition signed by more than 118,000 people, calling for a “public inquiry into pro-Israel influence on politics & democracy”. But the debate was steamrolled by MPs who claimed the title of the petition was anti-Semitic. Labour MP Peter Prinsley said the petition was “familiar”, comparing it to conspiracy theories spread by Nazis.…

Musk’s SpaceX, like the U.S. military, is stranded by critical minerals

Post author:Nandita Lal
Post published:17 June 2026
Post last modified:17 June 2026

The world’s richest man’s new company — SpaceX — may have counted many a chicken before they hatched. China’s chokehold on solar cells and equipment, tungsten, indium, yttrium, and other critical materials should cast doubt on the prowess of American industry, defence and SpaceX alike. The Washington Post’s recent report on the stalled SpaceX-Suzhou Maxwell negotiations shows that all is not well behind the showmanship of American industrial power under Trump and Musk. China is quietly expanding its export control regime against the U.S. and American allies, reaching beyond rare earth minerals to pinch choke points that affect key U.S. industries,…

Zionist MP Tapp asks Polanski “What should a terrorist look like?”

Post author:Skwawkbox
Post published:15 June 2026
Post last modified:16 June 2026

Israel-fanatic and Labour Friends of Israel (LFI) vice-chair Labour MP Mike Tapp isn’t the brightest — or most moral — bulb in the box. Tapp thinks it’s great for police to beat the crap out of a helpless suspect. So maybe it’s no surprise he didn’t see what a door he was opening when he tried to taunt Green party leader Zack Polanski about the arrest of grannies and vicars opposing genocide. But asking Polanski what a convicted terrorist should look like? Come on. Who’d ever have guessed? But that’s exactly what Tapp did. Polanski had rightly pointed to the Starmer…

Trump’s planned $1.8 billion payout to loyalists like Proud Boys is dead

Post author:The Canary
Post published:3 June 2026
Post last modified:9 June 2026

On May 18th, Trump’s Justice Department announced a nearly $1.8 billion fund called the Anti-Weaponization Fund; however, on Tuesday, the acting Attorney General of the USA said that they were no longer moving forward with it amid a backlash from both Democrats and Republicans. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Trump administration will drop plans for a $1.8 billion fund to pay victims of alleged government “weaponization” following a backlash from both Democratic and Republican lawmakers https://t.co/KinO8jVESL — Bloomberg (@business) June 2, 2026 Trump said the purpose was to reimburse people who had been “horribly treated, horribly treated” by the government…