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ISIS isnât the problem
ISIS isnât the problem
 The title of this article may alarm you, but donât worry Iâm not going all stop the war coalition on you. ISIS has gripped the western imagination unlike any other terror group in modern memory; theyâve done something even Al-Qaeda didnât think was possible which is to form and establish a Caliphate. The formation of this caliphate which at its height stretched to a size greater than the UnitedâŠ
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Can Corbyn be defeated?
Can Corbyn be defeated?
While I believe Labour needs a fresh General Election to truly emerge from the long shadow of Corbynism as i highlighted in my previous article  Labour itself has a chance to rid itself of Corbyn and his top team without electoral annihilation. The upcoming leadership election will pit Corbyn against either Angela Eagle or Owen Smith. Both of which are battling it out in Parliamentary hustings inâŠ
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Labour needs an election
Labour needs an election
As Theresa May has appointed a new cabinet the question of the need for another General Election has been raised by many. People who are urging for a new General Election consist of two groups, one group believes that as there has been a change of Prime Minister then it is necessary for Teresa May to seek a mandate personally as Prime Minister; the second group argue that as there has been aâŠ
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The Corbyn nightmare
Jeremy Corbyn has become almost a mythical figure to many of those who support him. Forever kind and gentle, always on the right side of justice and of course always open to debate. These myths about Corbyn propagated by those who support him have been able to take hold, and now the party is paying the price. The result is that one wing of the party are arguing everyone else doesnât hold labourâŠ
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Labour's civil war
Labourâs civil war
When Labour voted for Jeremy Corbyn I knew it was a suicidal move, it was the decision of a party unsure of its values and desperate to rediscover them at any cost. Instead of investigating why we lost as a movement, we looked to the past in the hope that everything old can be made new again. The rise of Podemos and Syriza gave hope that the old fashioned left wasnât really gone for good, butâŠ
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My experience of regional conference
My experience of regional conference
As I was walking into the conference hall in Leicester I was greeted with the grim of sight of some poor souls selling the socialist worker, this was to be a grim reminder of what the Labour had become. Beyond the clapping, verve and passion that was displayed at De Montfort University, I couldnât rid myself of the sentiment that this party is becoming one akin to a zombie gorging on the remainsâŠ
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Coming out day
Just a few days ago it was national coming out day; this is a day where people can either come out or celebrate the day they came out whether that be to friends or family. Itâs a recognition of a celebration in our land of equal opportunity, where sexual orientation being a cause for discrimination is a notion which is ebbing away far quicker than the coastline. Such glorious realities like theseâŠ
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"Tory scum" is the sound of electoral death
âTory scumâ is the sound of electoral death
The Conservative party conference certainly hasnât been forgotten, least of all by the 60,000+ protest movement which has descended on it. What was supposed to be an event for the politically obsessed has descended into a story of intimidation, hatred, and fear. The protest movement which Jeremy Corbyn wished to unleash is well and truly alive; like any passionate protest movement the rhetoric isâŠ
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Corbyn's speech spoke to the base but no-one else
Corbynâs speech spoke to the base but no-one else
I was in my pyjamas when Jeremy Corbyn gave his first conference speech as Labour leader. It was passionate, and delivered with alacrity, but that was the singular stylistic positive.  As a whole the speech was rambling, and disjointed,when it was essential to have clarity and structure. If I am honest I found it difficult to sit through what was supposed to be a brief opening from the new LabourâŠ
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radicalism and pragmatism
You cannot be both radical and pragmatic, they are two different strands of thinking. Being radical is adopting a far-reaching change into the fundamental nature of something; if youâre being pragmatic youâre accepting that theoretical considerations have to give way to the reality of the situation. In essence, being pragmatic and radical at the same time will lead to overblown rhetoric, and aâŠ
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A good start for Tim
A good start for Tim
The Liberal Democrats are down but not out in the world of politics, this was shown by the optimism at the Liberal Democrat conference this week. Despite being the sacrificial lamb at the slaughter of the 2015 election, one commentator noted how upbeat the mood was at conference. Maybe the attendees were upbeat because of Labourâs decision to elect the socialist firebrand JC as leader. SuddenlyâŠ
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Corbyn and the left need the freedom to rule
Corbyn and the left need the freedom to rule
When I heard the news Jeremy Corbyn was elected i wasnât shocked or surprised in fact I was completely resigned to the result. I had kidded myself that Burnham or Cooper might have the smallest hope of a prayer, but deep in my mind and heart I knew Corbyn would win and win well. This has been the trajectory that the campaign has been headed for ever since Corbyn squeezed through those last gaspâŠ
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Assisted suicide my secular response to the Archbishop of Canterbury
Assisted suicide my secular response to the Archbishop of Canterbury
The Archbishop made a form of a plea to the MPâs  who will debate the assisted dying bill  on Friday. He made an argument that creating an assisted dying bill will cross an âethical and legal Rubiconâ, the word Rubicon is used so much it is on the verge of becoming a clichĂ©. When Caesar crossed the Rubicon with his army which had not been disbanded it was a flash point in history which ended inâŠ
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Nuclear weapons M.A.D or just mad
Nuclear weapons M.A.D or just mad
Nuclear weapons are naturally controversial. They are, after all, the most devastating and destructive weapons ever devised, with explosive yields equivalent to thousands or even millions of tonnes of TNT. A single warhead detonated in the centre of London would reduce the entire city to dust and kill millions of people. When one looks at nuclear weapons in that context it is completelyâŠ
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Labour ignores Tony Blair at their own peril
Labour ignores Tony Blair at their own peril
Today Tony Blair has made another intervention into the countrywide Jeremy Corbyn meeting which is now dominating the Labour Party. Of course this intervention wonât change the dream of a Corbyn movement which will blast away opposition as it releases millions of non voters from the cocoon which Blairism installed, i.e. making labour electable destroyed the party. The reaction on twitter has beenâŠ
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Corbyn's proposals for women
Corbynâs proposals for women
As the Corbyn express keeps picking up speed he may be making a few changes to the transport system itself. He is proposing a mass campaign in order to make society safer for women. Some of the changes must be welcomed, policies such as a 24 hour police hotline for sexual assault and harassment and a public awareness campaign will only help clamp down on unacceptable behaviour. However as withâŠ
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Muslim drag queens
Late last night on twitter I saw the hashtag #Muslimdragqueens, this was something which surprised me as it would anyone at seeing the hashtag at 1 oâclock in the morning. This piqued my interest and i went on it only to see what i was sadly expecting, the level of vitriol aimed at the programme and those who identify as LGB was quite horrifying. The opinion polling on Islam and homosexualityâŠ
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