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Why are Zionists idolising convicted criminal Boy George?

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Why are Zionists idolising convicted criminal Boy George?

Boy George, the multi-award winning music artist, is a convicted criminal who once falsely imprisoned a sex worker in his home by handcuffing him to a radiator. He’s also pretty much the last celebrity willing to defend the genocidal nation of Israel, and this means the Zionists have no option but to hold him up as some sort of hero. Boy George is an iconic British superstar. This week he put out a song to show solidarity with the Jewish people post October 7. It is called We Will Dance Again. As a result, he has been libelled by almost all…

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OpenAI CEO’s tip to parents is weird and reaffirms what’s wrong with AI

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OpenAI CEO’s tip to parents is weird and reaffirms what’s wrong with AI

People have criticised generative AI for the many ways in which it’s corrupting what it means to be human. The latest example of this comes from OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman. What if you just talked to your children — Alex Hirsch (@_AlexHirsch) July 31, 2026 OpenAI… Young people today are growing up at a time when they can use generative AI to do their assignments for them. Workers can use AI to write their emails. Half of what you read online could be written by AI. In other words, we live in a world in which human communication is increasingly devoid…

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US kills Iranian family with 2,000-pound bomb

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US kills Iranian family with 2,000-pound bomb

The US has dropped a 2,000-pound bomb on the home of an Iranian family on Qeshm Island, murdering a two-year-old and his parents. Two other children were pulled from the rubble alive. The U.S. dropped a 2,000-pound bomb on an Iranian family’s home this week on Qeshm Island, killing a 2-year-old and his parents. Barbaric savagery by soulless ghouls. pic.twitter.com/n4EfzZsxIG — Rania Khalek (@RaniaKhalek) August 1, 2026 The US attacked the residedential area of Iran overnight on Thursday 30 July. According to the New York Times, the size of the crater and weapon fragments suggest that the bomb was a 2,000-pound Mark-84. This…

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Calls for Infantino to resign or face a vote of no confidence grow

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Calls for Infantino to resign or face a vote of no confidence grow

Calls have grown for FIFA President Gianni Infantino to resign or face a vote of no confidence. According to the Telegraph, UEFA’s stance is no longer limited to objecting to the proposed sale of a share of the World Cup’s commercial rights; it has evolved into questioning Infantino’s ability to continue leading FIFA. UEFA officials believe that the recent crisis over the now-dropped FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) project has exposed a flaw in the body’s decisionmaking mechanisms. The project being pursued without sufficient consultation with the continental confederations and member associations, is a breach of the principles of governance and transparency,…

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Promising Moroccan footballer, 24, drowns while swimming to Ceuta

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Promising Moroccan footballer, 24, drowns while swimming to Ceuta

Just a few days ago, Faten Ben Omar El Azizi, a young Moroccan woman footballer, was chasing her dream on the pitch. She believed her best years were still ahead of her and that football might lead her to a brighter future. Sadly, her final journey did not end on a football pitch, but rather in the waves of the sea separating Fnideq, in northern Morocco on the Mediterranean coast, and the Spanish city of Ceuta. Faten Ben Omar El Azizi, who played for both Moghreb Atlético Tetuán and Morocco Athlétic Tangier, died while attempting to swim to Spanish enclave Ceuta.…

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Richard Tice has meltdown over anti-slavery post

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Richard Tice has meltdown over anti-slavery post

Richard Tice is the deputy of Reform UK, and do you know what really winds him up? The idea that people of faith might want to acknowledge and learn from the horrors of the past. We’d like to say this is unexpected, but Tice was promoting an alleged human trafficker a few weeks ago, so it really isn’t. Did you thank Jesus for giving great courage and vision to the British for abolishing the slave trade, spending vast amounts of money and sacrificing brave Royal Naval sailors in the process? As a Christian, you don’t speak for me, nor millions of…

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Farage’s dodgy donation defence blown out of the water

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Farage’s dodgy donation defence blown out of the water

Nigel Farage and Reform UK are facing multiple police and parliamentary investigations into various donations and benefits they’ve received. When it comes to the notorious £5 million ‘gift’, Farage’s defence has included the claim that he wasn’t involved in politics at the time. Now, a new scoop from the Times has blown Farage’s claim out of the water. EXCLUSIVE Nigel Farage struck secret deal for return as Reform leader months before election — challenging claim he wasn't involved in politics so didn't need to report gifts. In May 24 he showed deal to treasurer, who tonight acknowledged its existence https://t.co/HkD5bKIw5d —…

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Unite members in Scotland aren’t receiving election ballots

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Unite members in Scotland aren’t receiving election ballots

With just nine days remaining in the Unite general secretary contest, union members in Scotland are complaining that the union is failing to deliver their ballots. Incumbent Sharon Graham typically has little support in Scotland. The complaints come hot on the heels of revelations that Unite has failed to deliver ballots to around 5,000 members in Gibraltar. Graham has been heavily criticised for her treatment of union staff. Her rival in the election is Simon Dubbins, Unite’s international officer, who took many of the union’s biggest sectors and branches in the nominations phase. Unite members in Scotland complain On Saturday, a…

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Burnham’s actions since becoming PM scream ‘business as usual’

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Burnham’s actions since becoming PM scream ‘business as usual’

Right then. Let’s not mess about. Andy Burnham has been Prime Minister for two weeks and already the man who promised real change and a break with the past, has filled his top team with so many Labour Friends of Israel (LFI) veterans, pro-Israel donors, and establishment re-treads you’d be forgiven for thinking Starmer never actually left. Burnham offers just more of the same We were told it would be different. Burnham said he had heard the anger. He knew people were sick of being ignored and sick of lobbyists calling the shots; sick of foreign governments dictating our foreign policy…

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Horror of cattle shot in public view, but humane slaughter is a myth

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Horror of cattle shot in public view, but humane slaughter is a myth

There has been public outrage over a horrific incident in which authorities gunned down 51 cattle in County Tyrone, in the north of Ireland, doing so in a publicly visible area. Complaints from politicians have centred on why the brutal measures had to be carried out in an area viewable by locals. However, the obvious question this begs is the following: why would mass murder suddenly become justifiable if it is hidden out of sight? The details of the incident are unquestionably distressing. According to Sinn Féin councillor, Eugene McConnell, the killing took almost 12 hours to complete. He told the…

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Palestinian crushes inept Tommy Robinson in Oxford Union debate

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Palestinian crushes inept Tommy Robinson in Oxford Union debate

Six weeks after it took place, the Oxford Union has released footage of its debate on Islam, and it’s yet another spectacular humiliation and defeat for bigot, criminal and scam artist Tommy Robinson. A diverse team, which included the incongruous pairing of Palestinian Oxford Union president Arwa Elrayess, and former Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg, easily put down the Islamophobes by a margin of 57 to 41. Robinson’s team included fellow hatemongers and professional trolls, Lawrence Fox and Jonathan Sacerdoti. The debate, titled This house believes that the West is right to be suspicious of Islam, was met with large protests back…

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Tony Greenstein: ‘Political debanking has forced me into cash economy’

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Tony Greenstein: ‘Political debanking has forced me into cash economy’

Jewish anti-genocide activist Tony Greenstein says that multiple “political debanking” attacks have forced him into the “cash economy”. His trial under the Terrorism Act, for supporting Palestinians’ legal right to resist Israel’s occupation, begins on18 August. In a statement, Greenstein explains the history of debanking — an attack also used against the Canary — and details how he has been a recurrent victim of debanking as the UK state represses pro-Palestine speech. In full, the statement reads: When Nigel Farage was debanked in June 2023 by Coutts for his political opinions it made the national headlines. Dame Alison Rose, CEO of…

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Spanish government minister blames Israel for Ceuta ‘surge’

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Spanish government minister blames Israel for Ceuta ‘surge’

Spanish Transport Minister Óscar Puente has suggested Israel is behind the ‘immigration crisis’ in Spain’s Ceuta enclave in Morocco. The Moroccan government is widely considered a US client state and is heavily dependent on Israeli weapons supply. Israel and the US have been accused of coordinating the Ceuta crisis, in which thousands of Moroccans poured into the enclave and at least 67 people have died, to punish Spain. Spain’s resistance to Israel’s genocide in Gaza, its refusal to allow US warplanes to use Spanish bases and airspace to attack Iran and Spain’s condemnation of Israel’s racist attack on footballer Lamine Yamal…

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WATCH: Trump admits US war on ICC is to protect Netanyahu

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WATCH: Trump admits US war on ICC is to protect Netanyahu

Donald Trump has admitted that the US’ attempt to destroy the International Criminal Court (ICC) is about protecting wanted Israel’s Prime Minister and wanted war criminal, Benjamin ‘Bibi’ Netanyahu. Trump makes admission at press conference Trump’s Secretary of State Marco Rubio first tried to spin a tale about US sovereignty and a supposedly arrogant court. But Trump blew his confection out of the water in one sentence, as journalist Ahmed Eldin spotted. At a White House press conference on Friday (31 July), the US president said that they’re not “after me”, but that it was about “protecting Bibi”. Like pretty much…

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Allianz Ireland exec makes feeble attempt to defend funding genocide

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Allianz Ireland exec makes feeble attempt to defend funding genocide

It is a question any parent with a conscience has no doubt asked themselves at this point: what will I tell my child when they one day ask what I did during the Gaza holocaust? If he has any offspring, Allianz Ireland’s chief customer officer, Geoff Sparling, now has an answer he can give them: “I wrote a column in a national newspaper defending my company’s ongoing funding of the ‘Israeli’ war machine.” Researchers have identified the Allianz crime family as the biggest foreign financier of the Zionist entity. Pro-Palestine campaigners in Ireland have placed particular focus on the company due…

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Property and poverty dominate Manchester’s mayoral election politics

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Property and poverty dominate Manchester’s mayoral election politics

Two phrases — housing and affordability — sung out across Greater Manchester’s mayoral election. Perhaps unsurprisingly, they’ve dominated more than anything else in manifestos, hustings and social media alike. In my view, these two terms are polished, neoliberal-era euphemisms for what we’re really talking about. These underlying, harder-hitting phenomena are actually: property (ownership) and poverty (often, lack of ownership). I think it’s time that we collectively note that point, first things first. But even if there’s a hesitation to talk about property and poverty as such, they are still being discussed. One more remarkable aspect of my weeks covering this mayoral…

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Property and poverty dominate Manchester’s mayoral election politics

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Property and poverty dominate Manchester’s mayoral election politics

Two phrases — housing and affordability — sung out across Greater Manchester’s mayoral election. Perhaps unsurprisingly, they’ve dominated more than anything else in manifestos, hustings and social media alike. In my view, these two terms are polished, neoliberal-era euphemisms for what we’re really talking about. These underlying, harder-hitting phenomena are actually: property (ownership) and poverty (often, lack of ownership). I think it’s time that we collectively note that point, first things first. But even if there’s a hesitation to talk about property and poverty as such, they are still being discussed. One more remarkable aspect of my weeks covering this mayoral…

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US mocked after mislabelling every country in Africa on AIDS conference map

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US mocked after mislabelling every country in Africa on AIDS conference map

A US government delegation to an AIDS conference mislabelled every nation in Africa on a map it used during a presentation. Audience members at the conference in Brazil naturally snapped the bizarre map and shared it online. A Reuters analysis found: The image of the map included ⁠in the presentation contained an artificial intelligence watermark that signals it was made with OpenAI tools. The ​company said it was investigating the report. The state ‌department said it took “full responsibility” ‌for the confusion caused and that the map had been produced by a team member who hastily changed ‌the slide deck before…

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FIFA scraps World Cup privatisation plan following international pressure

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FIFA scraps World Cup privatisation plan following international pressure

Gianni Infantino has officially announced he is scrapping the controversial FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE) following widespread objections to the commercial project. In an official statement attributed to Infantino, he confirmed that FIFA would not proceed with the project, noting that consultations with member associations and stakeholders had revealed a lack of sufficient consensus to support selling shares to private investors. However, it emphasised that the dialogue would continue regarding any future initiatives aimed at boosting revenue and developing international football. Statement attributable to the FIFA President The FIFA Forward Enterprise project was intended to provide a basis for further strengthening our…

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Hamas has agreed to disarm – but Israel’s answer is yet to materialise

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Hamas has agreed to disarm – but Israel’s answer is yet to materialise

Hamas has reportedly agreed to a deal to disarm its forces, in exchange for Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. Donald Trump – chair of the so-called ‘Board of Peace‘ (BoP) – announced the deal late on 30 July 2026. However, Israel has not yet confirmed its agreement to its side of the bargain. Hamas has stated that it won’t carry out any stage of the disarmament unless Israel holds up its side of the deal by withdrawing. However, given that Israel has killed over 1,100 Palestinians since October’s ‘ceasefire’ began, any potential promise from the occupier could hardly be worth less.  Likewise,…

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