Start the Week 7th September 2026

This week marks the 25th anniversary of the Islamic terrorist attacks on the US. much has changed since then – for the even worse in those 25 years long years – particularly the BBC .

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218 Responses to Start the Week 7th September 2026

  1. digg says:

    West Bank trade sanctions… Now I wonder where that idea came from to this Labour Government?Not trying to buddy up with a certain voter segment?

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    • MarkyMark says:

      Saudi Arabia enforces a total, permanent ban on the import and sale of all pork and pig-derived products, including bacon, under Islamic dietary laws. [1] (https://www.britannica.com/topic/Why-Cant-Muslims-Eat-Pork), [2] (https://www.quora.com/Can-one-eat-pork-in-Saudi-Arabia)
      ….
      Iran severing its trade ties explicitly, with its Commerce Minister stating that the nation would “prevent all Danish goods from entering its customs areas.”

      A massive consumer-led boycott of Danish products swept through supermarkets across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Sudan, resulting in severe losses for European dairy and consumer good exporters.

      The Ministry of Internal Security explicitly declared it “an offence for anyone to publish, produce, import, circulate or possess the caricatures.”

      Local newspapers in Yemen, Algeria, and Jordan that attempted to reprint the drawings for contextual reporting had their licenses suspended, and editors were arrested or put on trial.

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      Amazing the power of a cartoon….in tolerant Islam….
      images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSjsLjInLc4477S1mMsSuVuKWQ53dzZIpq2xCsmRW5woA&s=10

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  2. Lucy Pevensey says:

    In the grand tradition of Labour hypocrisy,

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  3. MarkyMark says:

    “New York mayor Zohran Mamdani has signed an order to create an office dedicated to helping workers organise – a first of its kind in the US.

    The Office of Worker Power will put workers in touch with union organisers and offer resources on organising their own workplaces. It will also help them report labour violations.

    Mamdani said: “The Mayor’s Office of Worker Power will make sure workers have a seat at the table before exploitation becomes a crisis and violations become routine.

    “We’re connecting workers to their rights, to each other and to the organisations ready to stand with them. Because when workers have power, this city works better for everyone.””

    https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxgJSEa0c4BZR1kiarjZDdDDvAW0E1d7Gx

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  4. MarkyMark says:

    Andy Burnham’s answer to the 230 in a mega dinghy…
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  5. Foscari says:

    KAPO’S were Jews in Concentration Camps who did
    the “bidding” of the Nazi’s. It didn’t do them any good because
    they finished up being gassed.
    Latter day KAPOS are those doing the “bidding” of Hamas,
    Are there any in the UK? And if there are I hope they don’t have
    any political clout, In the political parties they represent.

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