by nabidana | Sep 25, 2024 | Featured, Labour, Leader, politics, Uncategorized
Sir Keir Starmer, erstwhile Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, waded into the swamp he had helped create a few weeks ago and has had a torrid time trying to convince the media to pay attention to policy and not the gifting...
by nabidana | Oct 2, 2022 | Ireland, Ireland, Leader, politics
So, this weekend, suitably be-anoraked Irish Nationalists gathered in the Three Arena, Dublin, to begin what they hope will be open dialogue in preparation for an inevitable action towards the political unification of Ireland as a state. It apparently didn’t appear...
by nabidana | May 13, 2019 | Brexit, politics
Nigel Farage is a #FritBrit. Too scared to debate with Heidi Allen Share on X So, it seems Nigel “Blame the BBC” has declined to debate with Change UK’s Heidi Allen MP. Surely the godfather of Brexit should be only too happy to take on the...
by nabidana | May 11, 2019 | Brexit, politics
19.05 Day 0, outside 10 Downing Street. “Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. I have a brief prepared statement and then I will have time for some questions. This evening, as you’ve just heard, Theresa May has announced her intention to step down as the...
by nabidana | Aug 26, 2018 | #WasItForThis, Corbyn, Corbynology, Featured, Labour Leadership, politics, Racism
Dear Jewish Labour Members, Just last week at Hammer East CLP, we held an exceptionally interesting presentation, run by our CLP Equality Officer Digby Smallpiece, entitled “Reassuring Jews”. It was a fascinating evening, sponsored by the local Hamas...
by nabidana | May 12, 2018 | Abortion, politics
Today I had the good fortune to bump into a group of women running the ‘Lawyers for Choice’ stall outside Clery’s in Dublin’s O’Connell Street. I opted to pop over and say hello with a view to taking the temperature of the campaign. I...
