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Andrew Tate’s brother is one of George Galloway’s biggest funders
Tristan Tate (r) pictured with his brother, Andrew. Credit: Getty
Happening today beneath the surface
Tristan Tate (r) pictured with his brother, Andrew. Credit: Getty
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SubscribeMole alert! Mole alert! There is clearly a graun mole in ‘UnHerd Staff’. Who wants to be Smiley then?
“We are concerned that the anonymous nature of this group could negatively impact the work environment and undermine individual safety, affecting some of the most marginalised in our communities.”
So SEEN has declared a desire to attack some of the most marginalised in our communities while masked and disguised? Is this not in conflict with a desire to foster free speech? I know JK Rowling has had her work environment impacted and her safety threatened but she is not exactly marginalised. Who are these marginalised writers whose views are being undermined and their safety compromised? TERFs other than JK Rowling? All very mysterious.
Vote for the Workers Party of Britain wherever you can, then for those Independents whom it had endorsed, then for other Left Independents, and then for the SDP. None of those is standing at Clacton, so vote there for Nigel Farage so that he and George Galloway could back each other up in daring to state the obvious about Ukraine. If you considered that a good enough reason to vote for Reform UK anywhere else where none of those other options presented itself, then I would not blame you.
The entry of Andrew Feinstein into the British electoral process ought to be huge news. He is vastly better qualified than his Labour opponent at Holborn and St Pancras. Next door at Islington North, Jeremy Corbyn could end this week as the Father of the House. And if a party returns at least one MP, then no vote for it, anywhere, has been wasted. Short Money is £19,401.20 for every seat won at the most recent General Election, plus £38.75 for every 200 votes gained, with a further £213,132.53 in travel expenses divided among the Opposition parties on the same basis. It would not be your possibly ropey local candidate who decided what to do with that money. It would be the Leader. George is on course to hold Rochdale. Vote for the Workers Party.
You clearly know nothing about the election circumstances in Rochdale. Galloway won’t win this time for two reasons: 1) the Gaza issue is much less prominent now than in February, 2) the Labour Party have finally put forward a candidate, Paul Waugh, who was born in the town and has since made a career as a political writer for a national newspaper, instead of the ridiculous choice they made four months ago and who was subsequently disowned by them before the by-election took place.
If £5,000 is one of the largest donations, the Workers Party cannot be doing too well financially.
What’s the next breaking
guilt by associationnews? A little old lady in grim Middlesborough whose only evening meal is a mug of cocoa donates her weekly pension to Reform?Who in h*ll would watch a Newsom podcast? Unless h*ll isn’t bad enough for one’s taste.