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Tag Archives: Labour
Labour Live Is Merely Pining for the Fjords
There’s a “Labour Live” event going on North London right now. It evidently hasn’t been a huge success: LABOUR Live – the troubled Glastonbury-style festival where the party was hoping to recreate the success of their rousing General Election rallies … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for March 2, 2018
Happy Texas Independence Day! I keep waiting for things to slow down, and they keep not slowing down. And the Texas primary election is next week… Eric S. Raymond discusses elite blindness about immigration. Diversity erodes social trust, trust being … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military
Tagged Andrew Cuomo, Annie's List, Australian Labor Party, Bernie Sanders, Border Controls, China, Daniel Frisiello, Democrats, dogs, Donald Trump, Eric S. Raymond, FEC, Google, Guns, Illegal Aliens, Iran, Israel, Italy, Kurt Schlichter, Labour, Marco Rubio, Military, NRA, rape, Russia, Syria
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LinkSwarm for June 12, 2017
Enjoy a late, out-of-band LinkSwarm to start your week: Attorney General Jeff Sessions is serious about border control: Sessions said 25 judges have already been deployed to detention centers on the U.S.-Mexico border, according to Politico. Another 50 judges will … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch
Tagged Beppe Grillo, Border Controls, Brexit, Conservatives, Crime, data security, Democrats, Dianne Feinstein, Donald Trump, Elections, EU, Evergreen State College, Foreign Policy, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Iran, Italy, James Comey, Jihad, Jim Messina, Labour, LinkSwarm, London, Loretta Lynch, Maggie Haberman, Media Watch, New York Times, NSA, Qatar, Reality Winner, Scottish National Party, Spain, Stanley Greenberg, Theresa May, Twitter, Voter Fraud, War on Terror
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Theresa May Screws Up
Despite having an absolute majority in Parliament, Prime Minister Theresa May gambled she could increase Tory numbers in Parliament, strengthen her hand in Brexit negotiations, and KO the Jeremy Corbyn-led Labour Party by calling a snap election. The result: the … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Brexit, Conservatives, Democratic Unionist Party, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour, Scottish National Party, Theresa May, UK
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LinkSwarm for May 19, 2017
Another eventful week, and not just for the special-prosecutor and impeachment talk freakout Democrats are having. (Looks like they failed to learn the lesson of “Fitzmas.”) Now the LinkSwarm: “Almost every promise made eight years ago about Obamacare turned out … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, ObamaCare, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions
Tagged #NeverTrump, Angela Merkel, Anthony Weiner, arson, Austin, BATFE, Border Controls, Boston, Brexit, California, Crime, Dan Patrick, Democrats, Donald Trump, Elections, EU, Germany, gun control, Joe Straus, Kurt Schlichter, Labour, Leonard Francis, LinkSwarm, Lockheed, Los Angeles, MI-13, Military, Montana, Navy, Rob Quist, Saudi Arabia, Scott Adams, Slowdive, Social Justice Warriors, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Texas, Texas 84th Legislative Session, UK, unions
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UK: Tories Clean Up, Labour Crushed
Here’s a story that isn’t getting much play on this side of the pond. The UK held it’s regular yearly local council elections May 4, which fell in advance of Theresa May’s national snap election coming June 8. The Tories … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Brexit, Conservatives, Elections, George Galloway, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour, Theresa May, UK, UKIP
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UK PM Theresa May Calls Early Elections
This is unexpected (at least to me): UK Prime Minister Theresa May announced a plan to call a snap general election on June 8, despite the ruling Tories already having won an absolute parliamentary majority in 2015. Her statement: I … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Bonar Law, Brexit, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour, Scottish National Party, Theresa May, UK
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Johnny Rotten Backs Brexit, Trump
I’ll take things likely to make liberals heads explode for $200, Alex: British cultural icon and punk rock godfather John Lydon (Johnny Rotten) has hailed the “joy” of populist, anti-establishment movements across the West. Mr Lydon backed Brexit, claimed President … Continue reading
John Gray on Brexit
If you’re not already suffering from Brexit fatigue by now, this John Gray piece in the New Statesmen has more than enough pith and insight to make it worth your time. A lesson of the past few days is the … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Brexit, Elections, EU, Foreign Policy, John Gray, Labour
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The Knives Comes Out For Corbyn
After Brexit’s passage, Labour MPs decided to take their frustrations out on their own leader: A motion of no confidence in Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has been passed by the party’s MPs. The 172-40 vote, which is not binding, follows … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Brexit, Chilcot Report, Elections, EU, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour, Scottish National Party
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