I get the politics, but he will continue to be rightfully criticized and his party of failing to adhere to human rights and international law as long as his stance remains the same as the previous government.
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Middle East Conflict
- Thread starter The blue phantom
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I get the politics, but he will continue to be rightfully criticized and his party of failing to adhere to human rights and international law as long as his stance remains the same as the previous government.
Bigga
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The Grayzone are live at the 'Arrest Netanyahu' march...
Bigga
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I’d imagine the least Starmer can do is his pledge to move in accordance with international law. The ICJ released a pretty scathing advisory opinion, but at the moment Starmer seems more interested in taking direction from Washington…
Yes, it's pretty clear he won't do anything independent of US say-so.
It's pretty pathetic knowing the UK used to have its own autonomy on world politics.
But that's what 'special relationships' are for. A little cosplay, a little S&M and a little role play for the UK pretending it has any power...
The blue phantom
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Moskjovitz is the biggest **** out of them all.