Blair calls for Labour to become the “radical centre.” What is the “radical centre”?

 Reminiscent of Tony Blair’s “Third Way” movement, Blair has written an essay promoting the idea of the “radical centre.” Labour must become the “radical centre” to win a second term as the UK government in 2029, he says.

What is the “radical centre”? As Ben Rubin explains, the term comes directly from Daniel Sachs, Open Society Foundation and the Bilderberg group.

“Britain needs radical change, but the difficulty (not just in Britain) is that too often the sensible people aren’t radical, and the radical people aren’t sensible,” the war criminal said.

After giving his opinion as to what he thinks is wrong with the current Labour Party, Blair offered his solution to how Labour can win a second term: “Labour’s only electorally viable strategy is to become the ‘Radical Centre’.”

Blair is a member of the Fabian Society, a British socialist organisation which founded and has significant influence over the Labour Party. The society published both Blair’s pamphlet ‘The Third Way: New Politics for the New Century’. As we noted in a previous article, Blair was not the inventor of the “third way” concept, a term also used by the Austrian Marxist Otto Bauer, for whom the “third way” was between Stalinist communism and traditional social democracy. But Blair does not refer to “socialism” or “socialists,” preferring the term “progressive centre-left.”....<<<Read More>>>...

Blair Mocks Miliband Over Net Zero, Calling His Policies a “Quixotic Fantasy”

 Sir Tony Blair has savaged Ed Miliband’s Net Zero agenda. The Telegraph has the story:

The former Prime Minister accused the Energy Secretary on Wednesday of pushing a “quixotic fantasy” and said that China, the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitter, did not care about his beliefs.

Sir Tony made the remarks a day after launching an unprecedented attack on Sir Keir Starmer, claiming in a 5,700-word essay that the Prime Minister had no plan to fix Britain. …

The intervention has piled further pressure on Sir Keir, who is expected to face a leadership challenge in the coming weeks after leading Labour to a historic local election loss.

In an interview on Wednesday, Sir Tony singled out Mr Miliband as he urged Sir Keir to abandon his flagship proposals to achieve 95% clean power by 2030 and Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050.

He told the News Agents podcast: “Xi Jinping is not sitting there in Beijing saying: ‘I wonder what that Ed Miliband thinks.’ In the end, of course, renewable energy is going to be the future, long-term…

“Right now, our energy costs are really high; they’re imposing costs on business, we’ve got this artificial intelligence revolution that’s going to use more and more energy. We need more electricity if we’re going to go for electric cars, which again we should do.”

He added: “Therefore, all I’m saying is the lens through which you judge policy should be cheap energy and electrification, because that’s the way the rest of the world’s doing it.

“And it’s a sort of quixotic fantasy to think that because Britain’s decided – with, by the way, under 1% of global emissions – it is going to go down a different path at huge expense… It’s quixotic to think that the rest of the world is going to follow that. It’s not, and it isn’t.” …

Sir Tony warned Britain would continue to rely on carbon beyond the Net Zero deadline of 2050, adding: “I don’t understand why you’d shut your own fossil fuel industry and import someone else’s.” ...<<<Read More>>>....

How Tony Blair Killed Britain’s Birth Rate

In 1999, Sir Tony Blair, the former Labour Prime Minister, stood up and declared that 50% of young people should go into higher education. Less than two decades later, he got his wish.

The policy sparked a seismic demographic shift, with more graduates from a variety of backgrounds, and transferred university funding from state to student, with huge financial ramifications. But one area less talked about is its impact on the country’s the fertility rate.

The maternity wards of England and Wales are quieter than they have ever been.

In 2024, the fertility rate fell to just 1.41 children per woman – the lowest figure since records began in 1938, and the third consecutive year of new lows, according to the Office for National Statistics.

It’s a line of usual suspects that are pointed to as key drivers of the trend: changing attitudes, soaring house prices, costly childcare and general economic insecurity. These are real pressures that make it more difficult for young people to start families.

But some experts suggest that more young people choosing to go into higher education is also a key factor.

Paul Morland, a demographer and author, says: “If we fixed housing tomorrow – if we went back to the affordable three-bedroom semi – I think the fertility rate wouldn’t budge much.

“The deeper driver is education.”

Now, almost three decades since Blair’s speech, the economic consequences of a sustained baby bust and ageing population are raising concerns....<<<Read More>>>...

Tony Blair Institute claims digital ID public support is ‘recoverable’ (of course, its the agenda)

 Six months after UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his intention to force digital ID for all workers in the UK, the Tony Blair Institute (TBI) for Global Change says that the UK public could still be persuaded to accept one of the key components of the digital control grid.

According to the TBI report, “What Does the UK Public Think About Digital ID?” which was published on March 27:

“Our research finds that 43 per cent of respondents support the introduction of a digital-ID system in the UK, with 37 per cent opposed and 20 per cent undecided on the issue. While public support is narrower and more conditional than it was in the summer of 2025, net sentiment remains positive. That is a recoverable position.”

The questions in the latest Yonder poll were framed to show the potential benefits of digital ID, saying that it would be voluntary, free, quick, secure, and convenient.

And the TBI report concluded that one of the biggest obstacles to public acceptance of digital ID lay not particularly in the technical aspects, but rather a distrust of governments and institutions in general.

To overcome the issue of trust, the solution is to ignore how completely untrustworthy governments and institutions have become in the first place, and instead to focus on the shiny bells and whistles of convenience...<<<Read More>>>...

The fall of Britain: How has it happened and who’s caused it?

“This calamity – the fall of Britain, the fall of England, the fall of London – is being presided over by a governing elite who hate our country.  It’s not just the dismal Labour Party and the charisma-free zone that is Keir Starmer, it’s the conservatives in name only, who wanted to be the heirs to [Tony] Blair, it’s the communist Greens … it’s the bureaucrats who’ve been captured by the left, and the judiciary who are a self-perpetuating oligarchy – this deep state has amassed more and more power,” Truss said.  And continued:

“[The Liz Truss Show] is going to lift the lid on what is going on.  We’re going to tell you exactly how bad it is.  We will be hearing first-hand accounts from witnesses to the fall of Britain.  We’re also going to tell you about how these evil doers are working to do the same thing in America and Europe.  We will identify the tactics and the game plan of the enemy.

“Secondly, we’ll talk about who is responsible.  Who is behind the deep state? Who are their allies in politics and the media?  And, how does the international network of leftists work to subvert democracy and the will of the people?

“But this show is not just doom and gloom.  We want to save Britain and Europe and the West, and we will bring optimism and hope.  So, we’re going to talk about what needs to be done.”...<<<Read More>>>...

Tony Blair’s Call for Net Zero Levies to Be Abandoned is Hugely Damaging for Ed Miliband

 Things could not get any worse for Ed Miliband. No sooner than he had recycled his 2009 promise to create “400,000 green jobs” to distract us from his earlier promise of “lower bills” being trashed by energy CEOs, the unflushable face of Tony Blair came rearing over the ailing policy agenda. 

In a wordy, nerdy, disoriented and conflicted (if not wholly inaccurate) report, Blair’s underlings in his Institute for Global Change poured a lot of cold water over Miliband’s ambition to secure ‘Clean Power by 2030’.

There was a brief signal from the news media in the hours ahead of the report’s publication (clearly under embargo) on Thursday morning. 

At 9pm on Wednesday, the Guardian reported that ‘Keir Starmer prepares to miss key green target in effort to keep energy bills down’, and that the ‘Promise to remove almost all fossil fuels from UK’s electricity supply by 2030 may be quietly abandoned over cost’. 

How odd, a few sceptic murmured in our caves: the Graun is extremely reluctant to give any credence to the claim that the green agenda is in any way related to high prices, preferring instead claims such as “wind is nine times cheaper than gas” and that anyone who says otherwise is a Putin shill....<<<Read More>>>...

Tony Blair is embroiled in a digital ID scandal

 Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair is embroiled in a scandal concerning his alleged secret lobbying on behalf of Oracle, a tech giant considered a frontrunner to provide the UK’s new digital ID cards, which Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced would be required for employment.

Documents obtained by The Mail on Sunday reveal Blair asked Business Secretary Peter Kyle to consult with the technology institute founded by Oracle chairman Larry Ellison during a private meeting last year.

Blair is accused of secretly lobbying for Oracle, a company that stands to make millions from the Labour government’s controversial national ID card scheme. The Ellison Institute of Technology, founded by Oracle’s chairman Larry Ellison, has donated or pledged £257 million to Blair’s Institute for Global Change.

The revelations have prompted sharp criticism, with opponents warning the scheme could open the door to cronyism and erode public trust, especially given Oracle’s existing major contracts worth up to £1 billion with four UK government ministries and the NHS. Several MPs have called for a parliamentary inquiry into Blair’s role and the procurement process.

Conservative Party chairman Kevin Hollinrake said on Saturday: “Despite Keir Starmer’s promises of a ‘crackdown on cronyism’, these revelations show it runs right to the very top of this rotten Labour Government.

“Tony Blair lobbying Peter Kyle to set up meetings with groups linked to Larry Ellison – now in pole position for the Government’s Digital ID contract – reeks of a blatant conflict of interest. This has all the hallmarks of yet another cosy deal between Labour insiders and powerful vested interests.”...<<<Read More>>>....

BIG BROTHER BRITAIN - EVERY adult in Britain will need a Government-issued ID card despite backlash at Starmer's plan for a 'dystopian nightmare'

Two Tier Kier aka Kier Blair is deflecting with this being pushed at this time. There is a donation scandal out in the open ... so how coincidental that this news story breaks? Kier Blair and Tony Starmer are after the same thing and it is Blair who is behind Starmer on this one ....

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 Every working adult in Britain will require a Government-issued digital ID card under a 'dystopian' plan set to be announced by Sir Keir Starmer. 

The idea of a mandatory identification system has long been advocated by Labour as a way to tackle illegal migration. 

But the proposal is fiercely opposed by civil rights campaigners, who warn it will erode civil liberties and turn the UK into a 'papers please' society. 

Meanwhile, polls show a majority of the public do not trust ministers to keep their personal data safe from cyber-criminals. 

Detailed proposals for what has been dubbed a 'Brit Card' could be announced by the Prime Minister as early as tomorrow.

Under the scheme, anyone starting a new job or renting a property would be required to show their digital ID on an app so it can be automatically checked against a central database. 

Currently, employees and renters have the option of showing a number of different forms of physical ID, but there are fears these are too easy to fake. 

There is also little to stop unscrupulous employers claiming they have made a check when they have not. 

However, critics have dismissed the plan as a reheated version of Tony Blair's failed ID card scheme, which was axed amid concerns over privacy and soaring costs.

Sir Keir's proposals will be subject to a consultation and are expected to require legislation. The UK is one of the few countries in Europe without an ID system....<<<Read More>>>...

Starmer’s digital ID: Here’s how it has unfolded; do not give in to “papers please” dystopia

 The following are reports relating to what has led “Sir” Keir Starmer to feel emboldened to impose digital IDs in the UK against the will of the people. People will not be surprised that Starmer is attempting to hoodwink the public using the excuse of uncontrolled illegal immigration.

It is the Hegelian dialectic: Problem-Reaction-Solution. They create a problem to generate a public reaction and then provide a pre-planned solution that achieves a desired outcome, which would have been difficult to implement without the preceding psychological conditioning. It is all according to a plan they had from the outset. What is their plan? Social control.

As The Good News Today concluded: “Beware the Hegelian dialectic. When used by the wrong hands – and minds – it can be devilishly evil.”

UK government guidance published on 13 November 2023 and last updated 1 November 2024: We’re working to help people securely prove who they are without having to present physical documents.

The government is enabling the use of trusted digital identity services in the UK. Digital identities give people another way to securely prove things about themselves, such as who they are or what their age is, without having to present physical documents. This work is led by the Office for Digital Identities and Attributes (OfDIA), which is part of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT).

The government is also rolling out GOV.UK One Login, a more straightforward and secure way for people to prove their identity and access government services online.

The Data (Use and Access) Bill includes measures to establish a statutory footing for digital verification services without creating a mandatory digital ID system or introducing ID cards....<<<Read More>>>...

Starmer Pushes Digital ID Cards for All After Macron Demands Action to Tackle Scourge of Illegal Working in Britain

 Tony Blair's puppet demands ... really? Classic problem, reaction, solution ... one reason they have been pushing the illegal migrant invasion of the UK. 

When Starmer speaks, its Blair who is pulling the strings. Blair has dreamed of us all controlled by the evils of technology.

No way ....

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Keir Starmer is pushing for everyone in Britain to be forced to sign up for a digital ID card after Emmanuel Macron demanded action to tackle the scourge of illegal working in Britain. The Mail has more.

Sir Keir Starmer told the Cabinet he would be “exploring options around digital ID” as part of a wider package of reforms designed to make it harder for illegal migrants to live and work in this country.

Downing Street confirmed Ministers are examining proposals for a digital ID scheme 15 years after the idea was abandoned following an outcry about the impact on civil liberties.

Under one option, anyone applying for a new job would be required to produce their digital ID to demonstrate that they have the right to live and work in this country. Similar provisions could also be introduced for those moving to new accommodation, making a benefit claim or seeking to access public services.

Labour ruled out ID cards as recently as July this year, with Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds saying the idea was “not our approach”.

Sir Keir has been told by President Macron to address the “pull factors” attracting migrants to Britain in return for French help in stopping the boats.

Whitehall sources said Tony Blair has also continued to push the idea behind the scenes.

And, with Sir Keir coming under intense pressure to be seen to be acting on illegal migration, he has now changed tack.

The PM’s official spokesman told reporters that the Government would “always look at what works”.

Asked if the idea could eventually mean compulsory ID cards for all, he said: “We are willing to look at what works when it comes to tackling illegal migration.”

Questioned about the civil liberties row that ended the last bid to introduce compulsory ID cards, the spokesman said Ministers believed “the debate has changed since the last time we had this discussion”, with people more relaxed about the idea of having to prove their identity online.

The idea is set to be discussed at an emergency meeting chaired by Sir Keir aimed at accelerating work to shut down the UK’s 200 migrant hotels....<<<Read More>>>...

Miliband Attacks Blair Over Net Zero Criticism and Admits He Could Lose Seat to Reform

Ed Miliband has called Tony Blair’s claim that Net Zero is “doomed to fail” defeatist – and admits Reform could boot him out of his own seat. The Telegraph has more.

In a significant intervention last month, the former prime minister said that Net Zero was “doomed to fail” and that it was wrong that people were “being asked to make financial sacrifices and changes in lifestyle when they know that their impact on global emissions is minimal”.

The comments prompted fury inside Downing Street and Sir Tony later appeared to back down, saying Sir Keir Starmer’s Net Zero approach was “the right one”.

Speaking on The Rest is Politics podcast, Mr Miliband said: “The report itself, he wrote a foreword to the report, is perfectly unobjectionable… but what is disappointing about Tony’s foreword, and I have huge respect for Tony, is I think it is incredibly defeatist which is not what Tony is. It is really defeatist.” …

Net Zero has emerged as a dividing line between Labour and Reform ahead of the next election.

Mr Miliband also admitted on the podcast that he could lose his seat to the Right-wing party at the next general election.

The Energy Secretary, who has represented Doncaster North since 2005, said Reform was “a threat across the country”. Asked eahe worried about keeping his seat, Mr Miliband said: “Look, I think Reform are a threat, yeah. I think Reform are a threat across the country.” ...<<<Read More>>>...

What he wants his Cult owners want: Tony Blair calls for gene-editing to prevent further ‘pandemics’

 Gene editing in animals should be legalised in Britain to prevent pandemics, Sir Tony Blair has urged.

Allowing gene-editing in livestock could “cut farmer losses” from disease and reduce the transmission of diseases from animals to humans, according to a report by the Tony Blair Institute.

Gene editing – changing the DNA of an organism by altering its genetic code – can be used to make animals resistant to a certain virus, including bird flu.

Gene editing of plants has been legal in England since a law was passed in 2023, but so far the secondary legislation needed to permit gene-edited animals outside of a laboratory environment has not gone through.

The report urged the Government to bring forward the legislation “as a matter of urgency”.

Sir Tony and Lord Hague, who also backed the report, wrote in a joint contribution to it: “Gene editing can help breed farm animals that are more resilient to viruses and prevent the spread of dangerous pathogens to humans.”

They added: “Five years ago, our country was caught unprepared by the Covid pandemic.

“It would be a tragedy if in so short a time span we forgot the lessons of that unfortunate period, and failed to do enough to ensure we are sufficiently prepared for the next one....<<<Read More>>>...

Solar Farms Failure Behind Spain Blackouts, Grid Operator Confirms – as Tony Blair Turns on Net Zero

 According to the Telegraph the Iberian Peninsula’s catastrophic power outage on April 28th 2025 was most likely down to failures at solar farms.

REE, Spain’s national grid operator, said it had identified two incidents of power generation loss, probably from solar plants, in the country’s south-west.

These incidents caused instability in the electric system and led to a breakdown of its interconnection with France.

It has ruled out a cyber attack as the cause.

In a statement on Tuesday afternoon, Pedro Sanchez, the Spanish Prime Minister, said the blackout was not due to a lack of nuclear power, rejecting claims by far-Right party Vox which opposes Madrid’s planned nuclear phase-out.

“Those who link this incident to the lack of nuclear power are frankly lying or demonstrating their ignorance.”

Mr Sanchez announced that a commission has been set up and that “all the necessary measures will be taken to ensure that this does not happen again”.

The Guardian was still running with the idea that the weather was to blame first thing this morning but by later in the day had dropped the story entirely, though its Politics Live section did cover Tony Blair’s warning today that phasing out fossil fuel is doomed to failure:

Tony Blair has called for a “reset” of action on climate change, to the dismay of some green campaigners, suggesting the Government should focus less on renewables and more on technological solutions like carbon capture....<<<Read More>>>...

Tony Blair, Big Tech & the Government’s AI Agenda

 Established in February 2023 under the previous government, the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) took on policy areas from the (now defunct) Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, and the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.

A glance down the Wikipedia listing of the things DSIT is responsible for reveals a dizzying range of responsibilities.

The department oversees science and technology, including the country’s digital infrastructure, digital public services, AI and space science.

It’s the department sponsoring the Data Use & Access Bill, and was heavily involved in the later stages of the Online Safety Act, now in use to threaten social media platforms with huge fines for failing to police speech.

It is also home to a host of quangos and R&D (Research & Development) bodies researching a range of things including dimming the sun.

Oh, and it’s responsible for the regulation of all these areas.

With so much at stake, who is in charge, and who are they listening to?

Kyle, who has been MP for Hove since 2015 following a career in the voluntary sector, during which time he worked as a special advisor in the Cabinet Office – under Tony Blair’s government. He was appointed minister of DSIT in July 2024 following the election of the new government.

Reportedly, in his second day in office, Kyle had four face-to-face meetings with tech bosses: Apple, Google, Amazon and Meta, beginning what this piece in the Daily Mail describes as “an epic lobbying campaign, perhaps unprecedented in modern politics”.

Over the following three months, “somewhere between 25 and 30” of the 42 external meetings Kyle held were with “businesses seeking to profit from AI or with experts on the industry, or from their lobbyists and supporters including his old chum Tony Blair.”

Kyle also hosted an “AI tech breakfast … to discuss AI regulation” and, more recently, has been hobnobbing with AI firms in the US....<<<Read More>>>...

Tony Blair urges Starmer to bring in national digital IDs to use against the populist right

 Former UK Prime Minister and war criminal Tony Blair, or Tony B-liar as he is often referred to, is urging current Labour Party leader Keir Starmer to implement a digital ID regime.

Blair believes this will help “flush out” anti-mass migration populists by forcing them to choose between their rhetoric and actual policy solutions.

He thinks the public will trade privacy for efficiency, and the government will win the debate on digital IDs, which will also help address issues like immigration and benefit fraud.

Former Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair wants his successor as British premier and Labour Party leader, Sir Keir Starmer, to impose a digital ID regime, in part to “flush out” anti-mass migration populists.

“What the populists do is they take a real grievance and they exploit it but they very often don’t want to have a solution because solutions are much tougher than talking about problems,” Blair said, adding: “The grievance would be on immigration that the thing is out of control. The grievance would be on crime that we’re not doing enough on it. So you say, ‘OK, here’s what you do’. And then you have a big political fight. The populist is forced to choose. You’ve got to create an agenda that the other side has to respond to.”...<<<Read More>>>...

Blair says “a little work of persuasion” is needed to implement “essential” digital IDs in the UK

 War criminal, long-time member of the socialist Fabian Society and former UK prime minister Tony Blair says that digital ID is essential to modern digital infrastructure but requires “a little work of persuasion.”

Opening the 2024 Future of Britain Conference ‘Governing in the Age of AI’ last week, Blair shared the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change’s (“TBI’s”) vision for a reimagined state. He took the opportunity to continue his years-long push for the adoption of digital IDs.

“Digital ID is an essential part of a modern digital infrastructure,” Blair told the conference. “Though we have a little work of persuasion to do here, it has to be said,” he said laughing....<<<Read More>>>....

Bliar urges Starmer to introduce ID cards and ‘avoid vulnerability on wokeism’

 Sir Tony Bliar has urged Sir Keir Starmer to introduce digital identity cards and “avoid any vulnerability on wokeism”.

In an early intervention little more than 24 hours after the Prime Minister entered Downing Street, his predecessor has publicly offered advice on how to approach his time in office.

Sir Tony, whose attempt to roll out ID cards while in power was killed off by the following coalition government, called for a new digital system to help with border control.

Writing in the Sunday Times, he said: “The only game-changer is the full embrace of the potential of technology.”

He added: “We need a plan to control immigration. If we don’t have rules, we get prejudices.

“In office, I believed the best solution was a system of identity, so that we know precisely who has a right to be here.

“With, again, technology, we should move as the world is moving to digital ID. If not, new border controls will have to be highly effective.”

The New Labour leader congratulated Sir Keir for “the most remarkable turnaround in recent British electoral history” after the party won a historic victory at the polls on Thursday....<<<Read More>>>..

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Britain’s next Prime Minister speaks: Blair warns politics risks becoming populated by the ‘weird and wealthy’ as he calls for reset with Europe (he was looking in the mirror at the time)

 

Sir Tony Blair has warned politics risks becoming a branch of celebrity populated by the “weird and the wealthy” as he called for a reset of Britain’s relationship with Europe.

The former prime minister also suggested record net migration was a sign that the UK is still an attractive place to live and denounced identity politics as a “cul de sac”, in a wide-ranging interview.

More than a decade and a half after he left frontline politics, he also joked he might “sit around and drink all day” if he did not keep working.

Sir Tony and his Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, with its more than 800 staff, are widely expected to be influential if, as expected, Labour wins its first general election since he was prime minister later this year.

In a significant change of tack from his predecessor Jeremy Corbyn, Sir Keir Starmer has openly praised the legacy of the last Labour government.

But in an interview with The Sunday Times, Sir Tony expressed concern about a “loss of mission” within Western democracy.

Despite a “really exciting world”, he said when he talked to people in politics “they’re a little depressed about the future”.....<<<Read More>>>...

War Criminal Tony Blair is working with the WEF & Bill Gates to make Digital IDs Mandatory to Live a “Normal” Life around the World

In February of 2023, former Labour and Conservative Party leaders, Tony Blair and William Hague, called for the rollout of digital identification (“ID”) as part of a “fundamental reshaping of the state around technology.”

In a joint report published by the two former Party leaders titled ‘A New National Purpose: Innovation Can Power the Future of Britain’, they also called for the acceleration of the implementation of a single digital ID system for all UK residents, in the form of a digital wallet that can be accessed from a personal device.

The report states that “rather than creating a marketplace of private-sector providers to manage the government-issued identity credentials of citizens, the government should provide a secure, private, decentralised digital ID system for the benefit of both citizens and businesses.”

However, private corporations are attempting to wrestle control of the system out of the Government’s hands and place the system under their control. Katherine Holden said: “Instead of placing an additional burden on government to create a digital ID system, it’s essential that we lean on the deep-rooted expertise and cutting-edge solutions that already exist within the UK’s digital identity market. Industry has invested heavily in developing and deploying robust technological solutions.” Holden is the Head of Data Analytics, AI, and Digital Identity for techUK, “the UK’s technology trade association” with almost 1,000 members.

Whether it is the Government that has access and control over all our data – and so what we can or cannot do – or whether it is privately owned companies, makes little difference. With the global push for private-public partnerships, the result is the same – Big State control....<<<Read More>>>...

Tony Blair And The Rothschilds.

 He is so widely loathed by the British public – as a hypocritical war criminal who used the Labour Party to advance a cruel neoliberal agenda – that when he was given a knighthood by the British state in 2022, more than a million people signed a petition demanding the honour be rescinded.

And yet “Tony Bliar”, as he is often known, just won’t do us all a favour and disappear into the political wings for good.

He is constantly hinting at a return to British politics and popping up in the corporate media to offer his advice on how the world should be run, whether calling for the UK’s Brexit from the EU to be reversed, accusing Jeremy Corbyn of “antisemitism“, or demanding the imposition of vaccine passports and digital ID.

The latest nauseating news is that the 70-year-old warmonger, once suggested as full-time “president of Europe” by the then French president Nicolas Sarkozy, is now being “touted by Israel as peacekeeper in Middle East”, to quote The Daily Telegraph’s headline from November 13, 2023.

The report explains that “serving as the envoy for the Middle East Quartet from 2007 to 2015”, Blair was handed the task of helping develop the Palestinian economy, with his role overlapping with Netanyahu’s second term....<<<Read More>>>...