Many things about the #FlyDubai story don't add up. Conflicting accounts, the bullshit claims, unanswered questions, and Netanyahu’s convenient political narrative. And journalists swallowed the Israel agitprop. New Politics Weekly Brief, read it here: newpolitics.com.au/p/why-the…
I’ve asked many Zionists over the past few days if they condemn Israel’s actions in Gaza/West Bank. Most were abusive, claimed the question is antisemitic, a difficult question, or a “problematic question”. Not one condemned Israel or Netanyahu.
What does this say about Zionism?
The UK mainstream media and politics is absolutely apoplectic about a Greens Party that condemns a fringe extremist racist ideology, that’s practiced and supported by 0.4% of their population. This is total madness, and a sign of state capture.
Twitter is unusable at the moment. Every post is from a fascist Zionist complaining about Zack Polanski. Before that it was Zorhan Mamdani, before that AOC, or someone else. Insufferable.
There’s not many Zionists in the world but it’s feels like every single one of them and their many bots are populating the internet with their lies and manufactured bullshit about how wonderful Zionism is. No, Zionism is racism, worse than fascism and Nazism combined.
The reactions from Zionists today is the same pathetic responses from supporters of South Africa’s apartheid regime in the 1970s and 1980s. Arrogant supremacists who think they’re untouchable and the chosen people.
One Nation is applying pressure from the right. Who is applying equivalent pressure from the left? That's the opportunity facing David Shoebridge and the Greens. Listen in to the New Politics podcast here: 🎧 podcasts.apple.com/au/podcas…
Can David Shoebridge turn progressive discontent into votes for the Greens, and force Labor back towards the left? Exposing government failures is one thing but giving people something better to vote for is the next big test. Today’s New Politics podcast: podcasts.apple.com/au/podcas…
British nursing college cuts ties with Israeli drug company Teva, over the firm’s links to the country’s military and track record of corporate misconduct.
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Was Iran behind it?
Did the co-pilot have accomplices in attempted mass murder?
You can see the official Israeli statements are still cautious on the motive and planning of this mid-air terror.
Was Iran behind it?
Did the co-pilot have accomplices in attempted mass murder?
You can see the official Israeli statements are still cautious on the motive and planning of this mid-air terror.
OpenAI’s breach exposes Australia’s struggle to hold tech giants accountable, from public data and creators’ rights, to the growing demands of data centres. Has the Albanese government lost sight of the public interest?
Australia is repeating the same mistakes it made with Google and Facebook – allowing powerful tech giants to set the rules before governments can work out a way to control them. What can be done to stop them? The latest New Politics analysis: newpolitics.com.au/p/the-ope…