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15 Feb 2025
#illegals
GB News: ‘I'm utterly frustrated and fed up about the state of our country its time to leave the ECHR'
Frustration is mounting in Britain over the perceived abuse of asylum laws by migrants, with numerous cases highlighting the challenges faced by the legal system. Examples include a Nigerian woman granted asylum after joining a terror group and a Pakistani father avoiding deportation due to family rights under the European Convention on Human Rights.
Calls are growing for Britain to reconsider its relationship with the European Convention on Human Rights, as many believe it hinders the country’s ability to enforce immigration laws and prioritize national security. Advocates argue that a departure from these conventions is necessary to regain control over borders and address public concerns.
#politics
Le Monde: Thomas Piketty: 'Trump's national-capitalism likes to flaunt its strength, but it is actually fragile'
Donald Trump's political stance, characterized by a blend of nationalism, social conservatism, and economic liberalism, reflects a form of national-capitalism that emphasizes aggressive and extractive capitalism. His remarks highlight a fragile yet assertive ideology that Europe could confront by reassessing its historical patterns and forming new alliances.
Europe's past, marked by military-extractivist strategies and colonial tribute systems, positions it to challenge Trump's national capitalism effectively. Acknowledging its own historical hubris may be essential for Europe to regain confidence and navigate the complexities of contemporary global capitalism.
GB News: Newly-elected Reform UK councillor Stuart Keyte says Labour has 'decimated pride' in the valleys
Reform UK councillor Stuart Keyte expressed his concerns over Labour's impact on community pride following his election victory in Trevethin and Penygarn. He emphasized the significant responsibility he feels toward the residents who entrusted him with their vote.
GB News: ‘Absolute madness!' Reem Ibrahim slams court ruling that gives Gazans right to resettle in the UK
Political commentator Reem Ibrahim criticized a court ruling that allows a Palestinian family to remain in the UK under a scheme intended for Ukrainian refugees, labeling it "absolute madness." The decision has drawn bipartisan condemnation, with both Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch opposing it.
The ruling, based on the right to family life under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights, has raised concerns about the effectiveness of the current asylum schemes. Both leaders have called for a review to address the loophole that permitted this decision.
GB News: Former Labour adviser brands Rachel Reeves LinkedIn scandal 'so embarrassing'
Kevin Meagher, a former Labour adviser, labeled the issue surrounding Rachel Reeves' LinkedIn profile as a "gaffe" that was avoidable. He noted that the profile was managed by another individual who failed to provide accurate date information.
GB News: Poll suggests 35% of Britons say they would find it ‘difficult’ to date a Reform supporter
A recent Ipsos poll reveals that 35% of Britons would struggle to be in a relationship with a Reform UK supporter, with similar figures for Labour and Green Party supporters. Political views are deemed important by 42% of respondents when considering a romantic partner.
The survey also highlights that personal hygiene, care, humor, and shared interests are prioritized across all political affiliations. Younger voters and those with higher education are more likely to find political views significant in a partner.
#society
GB News: Trailers filled with waste dumped in lay-bys becoming 'health hazards' that 'attract rats'
Fly-tipping is becoming a significant issue in the UK, with trucks loaded with waste being abandoned in lay-bys, creating health hazards for motorists and attracting pests. Martin Burrows, a veteran and litter picker, highlights the dangers of these waste trailers, which could also pose fire risks.
Local authorities, including Shropshire Council and West Mercia Police, are collaborating to address the problem, but Burrows notes a lack of immediate action. He founded 'Truckers Keeping Britain Tidy' to mobilize truckers in cleaning up litter, emphasizing the importance of maintaining clean roadways for public safety.
GB News: Staffordshire news: Masked man caught on CCTV throwing brick while defending mosque from Southport riots dodges jail
Ibrahim Mir, a university student, received a 20-month suspended prison sentence for throwing a brick during riots in Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent. Caught on CCTV wearing a balaclava, he claimed to be defending a mosque but later admitted his actions were inappropriate.
Mir, described as having a good character, turned himself in after the incident. The judge acknowledged the limited nature of his involvement compared to others sentenced for the riots, emphasizing the importance of peaceful protest.
GB News: 'Women are expected to do most of the child rearing!' Study reveals traditional gender roles remain
GB News commentator Zoe Grunewald advocates for mothers to have a choice in parenting roles, following a UCL study indicating that traditional gender roles remain prevalent. The study highlights that women often take the lead in discussions regarding childcare arrangements.
GB News: GB News guest claims 'mums should be given the choice' as study reveals traditional gender roles remain
A recent UCL study highlights persistent traditional gender roles in parenting, showing women often lead discussions on childcare while men's work schedules go unaddressed. Commentator Zoe Grunewald advocates for women’s choice in balancing work and family, emphasizing the need for supportive structures.
Gavin Rice from GB News challenges the study, suggesting it may not reflect the realities of many families who require dual incomes to sustain their lifestyle, labeling the issue as a "luxury problem."
GB News: NHS nurse employment tribunal against trans doctor to be resumed later this year
An employment tribunal involving nurse Sandie Peggie and trans doctor Beth Upton has been extended. Peggie was suspended after raising concerns about Upton using the female changing room at Victoria Hospital. The hearings, which have been emotional, will resume later this year.
Peggie claims her suspension constitutes unlawful harassment under the Equality Act 2010, while NHS Fife maintains guidelines allow staff to use changing rooms aligned with their identified gender. The case has drawn significant attention, with Peggie's family expressing pride in her actions.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation News: World Leaders Perplexed Over Trump Doctrine - Liberty Nation News
Global leaders are perplexed by President Trump's aggressive foreign policy initiatives, including proposals to buy Greenland and negotiate peace in Ukraine with Russia. His outreach to Putin has raised concerns among NATO allies about America's commitment to European security.
Trump's administration is pushing for a peace deal that could involve Ukraine trading its rare earth minerals for U.S. support, while European leaders worry about being sidelined in negotiations. The shifting dynamics may reflect Ukraine's increasing willingness to negotiate as casualties mount.
#culture
GB News: 'Your right as a freeborn Englishman!' Tom Harwood fumes at man arrested for burning religious text
A heated discussion occurred on GB News regarding the burning of religious texts in the UK. Host Tom Harwood supported the act, stating that individuals have the right to burn their own property as part of their freedoms.
#crime
GB News: Hampshire news: Urgent probe launched as police release CCTV after woman ‘sexually assaulted and punched’ by gang of men
Police are investigating a sexual assault that occurred in Aldershot town center on February 2. A woman in her 20s was attacked by a group of men around 2 a.m. on Gordon Road, suffering injuries to her face and legs.
Hampshire Constabulary has released CCTV footage of a man they believe may have important information regarding the incident. They urge anyone with details to contact them or Crimestoppers.
GB News: Southport killer Axel Rudakubana will NOT have sentenced reviewed after 'unduly lenient' claim
The Attorney General has decided not to refer the case of Axel Rudakubana, who was sentenced to a minimum of 52 years for the murder of three young girls in Southport, to the Court of Appeal. Despite calls for a harsher penalty, Lord Hermer KC stated there was no legal basis for an increased sentence.
Rudakubana, who was 17 at the time of the attack, cannot receive a whole-life order due to his age. His sentence is among the longest for someone of his age in UK history, and the decision has drawn criticism from victims' families and MPs advocating for tougher laws.
GB News: Convicted Zimbabwean paedophile allowed to STAY in Britain over ‘hostility’ he would faced if deported
A Zimbabwean man, convicted of child sex offences, has been allowed to stay in the UK after an immigration tribunal ruled he would face "substantial hostility" if deported. The judge cited his status as an openly gay man and various health conditions as factors for this decision.
The Home Office had ordered his deportation, but the ruling has drawn criticism, with concerns raised about the safety of children in the UK. Officials assert their commitment to deporting foreign criminals, emphasizing the need for public safety.