Podcast appearances and mentions of jeremy corbin

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Il dirige le Labour depuis 2020 et a choisi de recentrer le programme et le discours du parti travailliste britannique. Stratégie payante pour Keir Starmer qui devrait, sauf coup de théâtre, remporter les élections anticipées organisée au Royaume-Uni le 4 juillet prochain.    Tous les instituts de sondages lui accordent une très large avance face aux conservateurs de Rishi Sunak, pour lesquels ces élections anticipées s'annoncent désastreuses. Une avance que Keir Starmer essaie à tout prix de conserver en restant d'une très grande prudence durant les derniers jours de campagne. C'est la stratégie que la presse britannique décrit comme celle du « vase Ming » : porter un vase précieux sur un parquet ciré en essayant d'éviter tout faux... Avec ses cheveux poivre et sel, sa coiffure sage et son air quelque peu coincé, Keir Starmer est l'homme idéal pour jouer ce rôle de candidat sérieux bien qu'un peu falot. Peu charismatique, travailleur, et pas vraiment du genre à plaisanter, il est l'antithèse de Boris Johnson, l'ancien Premier ministre conservateur. Cet ancien avocat de 61 ans, fan de football et père de deux enfants, est issu d'un milieu modeste, ce qui a forgé en partie son caractère et ses convictions. « Son père était un ouvrier qualifié, un homme très compétent, mais dans son village du Surrey, une région plutôt chic, je pense que les gens méprisaient son père », raconte le journaliste britannique Tom Baldwin, auteur de Keir Starmer : the biography (non traduit). « Il travaillait dans une usine, et cette sorte de snobisme est quelque chose dont Keir Starmer a souffert, et qu'il porte encore aujourd'hui. Il est donc le premier dirigeant travailliste depuis très longtemps à parler de classe sociale et de mépris social. Il en fait une question de respect pour les travailleurs ordinaires et cela constitue une grande partie de son langage aujourd'hui. »Après des études brillantes, Keir Starmer choisit de devenir avocat et se spécialise dans la défense des droits de l'homme, avant de devenir procureur général d'Angleterre et du Pays de Galles à la fin des années. En 2015 il se lance en politique et devient député pour le parti travailliste. Quatre ans plus tard le Labour de Jeremy Corbin est sèchement battu dans les urnes : Keir Starmer prend la tête du parti et replace au centre de l'échiquier une formation qui semblait alors incapable de revenir aux affaires. « Il a d'abord écarté un certain nombre de proches de Jeremy Corbyn qui étaient encore dans les instances du parti », rappelle Pauline Schnapper professeur à la Sorbonne Nouvelle et spécialiste du Royaume-Uni. « Il a donc exclu Corbyn lui-même, et il a recentré les éléments de politique qui étaient les plus impopulaires chez lui, et notamment tous les sujets de politique étrangère sur lesquels Corbyn était clairement en dehors du consensus britannique général, que ce soit sur la Russie, sur les Etats-Unis, sur l'Ukraine. »« Purge » chez les travaillistes« Une purge » au sein du Parti Travailliste, qui permet également à Keir Starmer de lutter contre les accusations d'antisémitisme formulées à l'époque contre le Labour. Le nouveau dirigeant travailliste complète ce recentrage par un volet économique, en renonçant notamment au programme de nationalisations défendu par Jeremy Corbyn. À l'image du New Labour de Tony Blair dans les années 1990, le parti travailliste façonné par Keir Starmer se veut « business friendly » et donc proche des entrepreneurs.  « C'est un programme prudent pour deux principales raisons, décrypte Pauline Schnapper. « Il y a une raison électorale qui consiste à ne pas faire peur aux électeurs et notamment à ceux qui avaient voté conservateur. Et comme c'est une tactique qui pour l'instant semble très bien marché il n'y a pas de raison de la modifier. Il y a aussi que la situation économique actuelle est tellement mauvaise que les travaillistes font attention de ne pas faire miroiter des dépenses inconsidérées. Les caisses sont vides et c'est la raison pour laquelle Keir Starmer insiste sur la nécessité de faire tout ce qu'il faut pour que la croissance reparte et que du coup, les rentrées fiscales soient plus importantes. »À l'approche des élections, Keir Starmer profite d'un contexte politique très favorable avec l'effondrement du parti conservateur. Mais, aux yeux du journaliste Tom Baldwin il a eu aussi le mérite de définir une stratégie et de s'y tenir. « Ce n'est pas une mince affaire de garder le cap sans se prendre les pieds dans le tapis, et c'est difficile d'être perçu comme quelqu'un de solide ! Ce n'est peut-être pas spectaculaire, mais c'est une vertu sous-estimée en politique. »  Keir Starmer l'a répété durant la campagne : il est candidat pour être Premier ministre et pas directeur de cirque. Message adressé à son aile gauche mais aussi aux électeurs du parti Tory… Sauf coup de théâtre cette stratégie rassurante et prudente devrait conduire l'ancien avocat au 10 Downing Street et à la tête du premier gouvernement travailliste depuis 14 ans.

It's Casual Friday! Emma speaks with political commentator Owen Jones to round up the week in news. Then she speaks with comedian Kate Willett! First, Emma runs through updates on the brutal assault on Emory students and faculty protesting genocide and cop-city by the Atlanta police, mass arrests of anti-war protesters on college campuses across the US, Israel's imminent invasion of Rafah, US troops' presence in Chad, Trump's legal woes, Net Neutrality, the climate crisis, and new anti-trans legislation out of Tennessee, before parsing through some rather telling comments from the ongoing Supreme Court case about Trump's potential immunity as President, with representation going as far as to make space for immunity over extra-judicial assassinations. Owen Jones then joins, as he and Emma reflect on the last seven months of constant scenes of devastation and genocide coming out of Gaza, and the mainstream media's heart-wrenching insistence on downplaying the horror, denying the deaths, and running cover for Israel's project of ethnic cleansing under the guise of victimhood. Expanding on this, Jones and Emma explore how the severe repression and propaganda from mainstream Western political institutions is seeing an en-masse public awakening to the genocide of Gaza, and the Western elites' violent commitment to controlling the discourse, with supposed “liberal democracies” from the US to the EU and UK defaming anti-zionist Jews and anti-semites and uplifting actual racists and Jew-haters as legitimate actors. After parsing through the absurdity of the media's insistence on ignoring the obvious rhetoric and policy that has shaped Israel's approach to this entire war, Owen steps back to look to the role of the UK in particular, with the Labor Party's step back from the coalition of Jeremy Corbin at the end of the last decade, and committing itself fully to Israel's agenda of dehumanization and hasbara. Wrapping up, Jones walks Emma through the performative cruelty of the UK's Tory government's ongoing illegal and immoral deportation scheme for asylum seekers. Kate Willet also joins, as she and Emma discuss the repression of left-wing beliefs in the supposedly “liberal” entertainment industry, and the growing trend of the industry's support for right-wing reactionary comics. Kate and the MR Team explore the attempt to present left-wing comedy as hyper-politicized and right-wing comedy as almost de-politicized, before wrapping up by touching on the difficulty of escaping the self-censorship pushed on women and lefties when it comes to speaking out about politics. And in the Fun Half: Emma previews new allegations about Kristi Noam's killer personality, watch Briahna Joy Gray refuse to back down from Rising Co-Host Robby Soave's fascist criticism of student protests, reflects on the greater failure of the US media amid this crackdown on free speech, and listen to Donald Trump attempt to frame these non-violent protests as worse than Charlottesville. Shawn Hannity's Blonde and blue-eyed guest waxes about the severity of the ongoing “illegal occupation” of Pal– I mean– of college campuses by students who pay tuition to be there, and the MR Crew discusses the media's reproduction of genocidal propaganda, plus, your calls and IMs! 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The world is witnessing an epochal shift, according to Greek economist Yanis Varoufakis: from the now-dead capitalism, to “technofeudalism”. In his latest book, the former Greek politician - who in 2015, at the height of the Greek debt crisis, was catapulted from academic obscurity to Minister of Finance - argues that insane sums of money that were supposed to re-float our economies in the wake of the financial crisis and the 2020 pandemic have ended up supercharging big tech's hold over every aspect of the economy. And capitalism's twin pillars - markets and profit - have been replaced with big tech's platforms and rents; while we, the “cloud serfs”, increase these companies' power with every online click and scroll. Today on Ways to Change the World, Yanis Varufakis tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy how the world is grappling with an entirely new economic system and therefore political power, and why Britain and the EU are “irrelevant” compared with the “fiefdoms” of US and Chinese tech firms. Produced by Silvia Maresca

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Episode 71 is the sequel to episode 20 - Fear or Faith. We begin this episode with Crudz Asks as we get into some topical scenarios. In The News (25:36) D.Rose updates us on COVID-19 and the second lockdown of the year, #EndSars protests and Nigerian government, Jeremy Corbin cancelled and the American presidential election. In the main topic (45:49) we discuss our views on religion and faith based practices as a whole. Are you governed by Fear or Faith ? Does human history validate your beliefs ? Intro Song: Headie One - Cold Follow on Instagram @wcyb.podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wcyb/message

L'attentato a Nizza, l'avvertimento sui contagi negli Stati Uniti occidentali, la sospensione di Jeremy Corbin.

How does an economy emerge from recession? Historically, cities hard hit by deindustrialization have strived to attract big employers from elsewhere by offering incentives and tax breaks. But outside employers rarely invest in a place long term, and all too often skip town when the incentives run out. In some places, local governments have been experimenting with other strategies. In Preston, England, they're experimenting with investing public money in locally-owned businesses and cooperatives, and encouraging local “anchor” institutions to buy from, or train, local vendors. They're calling it the Preston model of community wealth building, and it's inspired by a model in another formerly industrialized city: Cleveland, Ohio, home of the Evergreen Cooperatives.  This week on The Laura Flanders Show, we take a look at a transatlantic experiment in cooperative community wealth building.For the full episode notes, the series the Story Behind the Story,  and more goto https://Patreon.com/theLFShow

Five days after voting ended in the UK General Election, Thomas Stoeckle, Neville Hobson and Sam Knowles joined in live conversation recorded in London. We continue our conversation about the state of the UK informed somewhat by the outcome of #GE2019 where we have moved onward from the hung Parliament territory of the 2017 General Election to a government with a healthy majority. Our wide-ranging discussion started with our assessment of the 2019 election outcome, our opinions on the catastrophic situation the Labour Party now finds itself in, who might success Jeremy Corbin and what the way forward for Labour might be to become electable. We spent a little time picking over the entrails of the predictions we made for the election in episode 30 and looked ahead with further prediction for 2020. Continue reading -> https://www.smalldataforum.com/

Anti-Semitic incidents, ranging from vandalism through murder, are on the rise in Great Britain, and across Europe and North America. Julia Neuberger - Senior Rabbi at West London Synagogue, a member of the House of Lords, chair of the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, and trustee of Full Fact, an organization dedicated to getting proper information and fair evidence before the public – writes for the contemporary reader who wants clarification of the way this insidious prejudice has reappeared in many parts of today's society. She explains that anti-Semitism is not only a threat to Jews, but also to other minorities and to the society as whole, as it promotes paranoid conspiracy theories and irrationality. Beginning with a history of anti-Semitism, from ancient times, through early Christianity, through the Middle Ages and on to Nazi ideology, Antisemitism: What It Is, What It Isn't, Why It Matters (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2019) also explores the boundary between legitimate criticism of Israeli policies and anti-Semitic Israel -bashing. Neuberger describes in detail the many manifestations of anti-Semitism in Britain, particularly, but by no means exclusively, as it has developed in the British Labor Party under Jeremy Corbin. Renee Garfinkel, Ph.D. is a psychologist, writer, and Middle East commentator for the nationally syndicated TV program, The Armstrong Williams Show. Write her at r.garfinkel@yahoo.com or tweet @embracingwisdom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/van-leer-institute

Anti-Semitic incidents, ranging from vandalism through murder, are on the rise in Great Britain, and across Europe and North America. Julia Neuberger - Senior Rabbi at West London Synagogue, a member of the House of Lords, chair of the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, and trustee of Full Fact, an organization dedicated to getting proper information and fair evidence before the public – writes for the contemporary reader who wants clarification of the way this insidious prejudice has reappeared in many parts of today’s society. She explains that anti-Semitism is not only a threat to Jews, but also to other minorities and to the society as whole, as it promotes paranoid conspiracy theories and irrationality. Beginning with a history of anti-Semitism, from ancient times, through early Christianity, through the Middle Ages and on to Nazi ideology, Antisemitism: What It Is, What It Isn’t, Why It Matters (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2019) also explores the boundary between legitimate criticism of Israeli policies and anti-Semitic Israel -bashing. Neuberger describes in detail the many manifestations of anti-Semitism in Britain, particularly, but by no means exclusively, as it has developed in the British Labor Party under Jeremy Corbin. Renee Garfinkel, Ph.D. is a psychologist, writer, and Middle East commentator for the nationally syndicated TV program, The Armstrong Williams Show. Write her at r.garfinkel@yahoo.com or tweet @embracingwisdom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anti-Semitic incidents, ranging from vandalism through murder, are on the rise in Great Britain, and across Europe and North America. Julia Neuberger - Senior Rabbi at West London Synagogue, a member of the House of Lords, chair of the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, and trustee of Full Fact, an organization dedicated to getting proper information and fair evidence before the public – writes for the contemporary reader who wants clarification of the way this insidious prejudice has reappeared in many parts of today’s society. She explains that anti-Semitism is not only a threat to Jews, but also to other minorities and to the society as whole, as it promotes paranoid conspiracy theories and irrationality. Beginning with a history of anti-Semitism, from ancient times, through early Christianity, through the Middle Ages and on to Nazi ideology, Antisemitism: What It Is, What It Isn’t, Why It Matters (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2019) also explores the boundary between legitimate criticism of Israeli policies and anti-Semitic Israel -bashing. Neuberger describes in detail the many manifestations of anti-Semitism in Britain, particularly, but by no means exclusively, as it has developed in the British Labor Party under Jeremy Corbin. Renee Garfinkel, Ph.D. is a psychologist, writer, and Middle East commentator for the nationally syndicated TV program, The Armstrong Williams Show. Write her at r.garfinkel@yahoo.com or tweet @embracingwisdom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anti-Semitic incidents, ranging from vandalism through murder, are on the rise in Great Britain, and across Europe and North America. Julia Neuberger - Senior Rabbi at West London Synagogue, a member of the House of Lords, chair of the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, and trustee of Full Fact, an organization dedicated to getting proper information and fair evidence before the public – writes for the contemporary reader who wants clarification of the way this insidious prejudice has reappeared in many parts of today’s society. She explains that anti-Semitism is not only a threat to Jews, but also to other minorities and to the society as whole, as it promotes paranoid conspiracy theories and irrationality. Beginning with a history of anti-Semitism, from ancient times, through early Christianity, through the Middle Ages and on to Nazi ideology, Antisemitism: What It Is, What It Isn’t, Why It Matters (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2019) also explores the boundary between legitimate criticism of Israeli policies and anti-Semitic Israel -bashing. Neuberger describes in detail the many manifestations of anti-Semitism in Britain, particularly, but by no means exclusively, as it has developed in the British Labor Party under Jeremy Corbin. Renee Garfinkel, Ph.D. is a psychologist, writer, and Middle East commentator for the nationally syndicated TV program, The Armstrong Williams Show. Write her at r.garfinkel@yahoo.com or tweet @embracingwisdom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anti-Semitic incidents, ranging from vandalism through murder, are on the rise in Great Britain, and across Europe and North America. Julia Neuberger - Senior Rabbi at West London Synagogue, a member of the House of Lords, chair of the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, and trustee of Full Fact, an organization dedicated to getting proper information and fair evidence before the public – writes for the contemporary reader who wants clarification of the way this insidious prejudice has reappeared in many parts of today’s society. She explains that anti-Semitism is not only a threat to Jews, but also to other minorities and to the society as whole, as it promotes paranoid conspiracy theories and irrationality. Beginning with a history of anti-Semitism, from ancient times, through early Christianity, through the Middle Ages and on to Nazi ideology, Antisemitism: What It Is, What It Isn’t, Why It Matters (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2019) also explores the boundary between legitimate criticism of Israeli policies and anti-Semitic Israel -bashing. Neuberger describes in detail the many manifestations of anti-Semitism in Britain, particularly, but by no means exclusively, as it has developed in the British Labor Party under Jeremy Corbin. Renee Garfinkel, Ph.D. is a psychologist, writer, and Middle East commentator for the nationally syndicated TV program, The Armstrong Williams Show. Write her at r.garfinkel@yahoo.com or tweet @embracingwisdom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anti-Semitic incidents, ranging from vandalism through murder, are on the rise in Great Britain, and across Europe and North America. Julia Neuberger - Senior Rabbi at West London Synagogue, a member of the House of Lords, chair of the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, and trustee of Full Fact, an organization dedicated to getting proper information and fair evidence before the public – writes for the contemporary reader who wants clarification of the way this insidious prejudice has reappeared in many parts of today’s society. She explains that anti-Semitism is not only a threat to Jews, but also to other minorities and to the society as whole, as it promotes paranoid conspiracy theories and irrationality. Beginning with a history of anti-Semitism, from ancient times, through early Christianity, through the Middle Ages and on to Nazi ideology, Antisemitism: What It Is, What It Isn’t, Why It Matters (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2019) also explores the boundary between legitimate criticism of Israeli policies and anti-Semitic Israel -bashing. Neuberger describes in detail the many manifestations of anti-Semitism in Britain, particularly, but by no means exclusively, as it has developed in the British Labor Party under Jeremy Corbin. Renee Garfinkel, Ph.D. is a psychologist, writer, and Middle East commentator for the nationally syndicated TV program, The Armstrong Williams Show. Write her at r.garfinkel@yahoo.com or tweet @embracingwisdom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anti-Semitic incidents, ranging from vandalism through murder, are on the rise in Great Britain, and across Europe and North America. Julia Neuberger - Senior Rabbi at West London Synagogue, a member of the House of Lords, chair of the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, and trustee of Full Fact, an organization dedicated to getting proper information and fair evidence before the public – writes for the contemporary reader who wants clarification of the way this insidious prejudice has reappeared in many parts of today’s society. She explains that anti-Semitism is not only a threat to Jews, but also to other minorities and to the society as whole, as it promotes paranoid conspiracy theories and irrationality. Beginning with a history of anti-Semitism, from ancient times, through early Christianity, through the Middle Ages and on to Nazi ideology, Antisemitism: What It Is, What It Isn’t, Why It Matters (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2019) also explores the boundary between legitimate criticism of Israeli policies and anti-Semitic Israel -bashing. Neuberger describes in detail the many manifestations of anti-Semitism in Britain, particularly, but by no means exclusively, as it has developed in the British Labor Party under Jeremy Corbin. Renee Garfinkel, Ph.D. is a psychologist, writer, and Middle East commentator for the nationally syndicated TV program, The Armstrong Williams Show. Write her at r.garfinkel@yahoo.com or tweet @embracingwisdom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today is Monday, December 16th, and we’re discussing the U.K. general election that took place this past week. The Conservative Party won a landslide victory over the Labour Party. Now, unpopular Labour leader Jeremy Corbin is set to step down from leadership and Brexit is set to happen by the end of next month. What lessons, if any, will the Democrats in the U.S. take away from this election?

Anti-Semitic incidents, ranging from vandalism through murder, are on the rise in Great Britain, and across Europe and North America. Julia Neuberger - Senior Rabbi at West London Synagogue, a member of the House of Lords, chair of the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute, and trustee of Full Fact, an organization dedicated to getting proper information and fair evidence before the public – writes for the contemporary reader who wants clarification of the way this insidious prejudice has reappeared in many parts of today’s society. She explains that anti-Semitism is not only a threat to Jews, but also to other minorities and to the society as whole, as it promotes paranoid conspiracy theories and irrationality. Beginning with a history of anti-Semitism, from ancient times, through early Christianity, through the Middle Ages and on to Nazi ideology, Antisemitism: What It Is, What It Isn’t, Why It Matters (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2019) also explores the boundary between legitimate criticism of Israeli policies and anti-Semitic Israel -bashing. Neuberger describes in detail the many manifestations of anti-Semitism in Britain, particularly, but by no means exclusively, as it has developed in the British Labor Party under Jeremy Corbin. Renee Garfinkel, Ph.D. is a psychologist, writer, and Middle East commentator for the nationally syndicated TV program, The Armstrong Williams Show. Write her at r.garfinkel@yahoo.com or tweet @embracingwisdom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

G.B = GOOD BYE Les conservateurs britanniques conduits par Boris Johnson ont remporté jeudi la majorité absolue des sièges au Parlement. Des 650 sièges aux Communes, ils en obtiennent au moins 362 contre 317 lors du précédent scrutin en 2017, tandis que les travaillistes de Jeremy Corbyn se sont effondrés à 203sièges (contre 262 en 2017). Celui-ci s’est déclaré vendredi « très déçu » du résultat des élections législatives, ajoutant qu’il ne « conduira pas le parti aux prochaines élections »Le Premier ministre Boris Johnson avait convoqué ce scrutin après avoir perdu sa majorité au Parlement, à la suite de désaccords avec son petit allié nord-irlandais du Parti unioniste démocrate et au sein de son propre Parti conservateur sur la forme que doit prendre le Brexit, voté en juin 2016 par 52% des britanniques.Pour l’hebdomadaire britannique The Economist, ces élections ont représenté un cauchemar, à cause de la radicalisation des deux principaux partis du gouvernement. Deux visions opposées, portées par deux leaders impopulaires, se sont affrontées durant la campagne électorale : le conservateurBoris Johnson a garanti la sortie de l’Union européenne, avec pour slogan « GetBrexit done » (Réalisons le Brexit), tandis que le travailliste Jeremy Corbin envisageait la sortie partielle de l’économie de marché. Ce que l’hebdomadaire Courrier international a résumé en un titre : « les Britanniques choisissent entre ‘’un marxiste’’ et un ‘’fanatique du Brexit’’ ». Ils ont donc choisi le « fanatique du Brexit » au terme d’une campagne électorale marquée selon The Times « par l’amertume, les exagérations et les mensonges à un degré inhabituel ».Elu pour un mandat de cinq ans, Boris Johnson s’est félicité d’avoir obtenu « un nouveau mandat fort, pour “faire le Brexit” qu’il peut mettre en œuvre au 31 janvier 2020. Toutefois, si, en vertu de l’accord de divorce, Londres a jusqu’au 31 décembre 2020 pour négocier la future relation avec le club européen, ce délai semble d’ores et déjà quasi impossible à tenir, et les experts parient déjà sur une prolongation de la transition.Dès mardi 17 décembre, les nouveaux députés feront leur entrée à Westminster et pourraient avoir à se prononcer sur le « Withdrawall bill », l’acte législatif de retrait de l’Union européenne avant Noël.

Last night was debate night in the UK and it was pathetic. James and Toby dissect the “girly-man” tussle between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbin on ITV's “Tron” set, Nigel Farage's separate appearance on the BBC's Question Time and “minor Royal” Prince Andrew's PR nightmare turn with Emily Maitlis. Then it's off to the culture wars and real wars. We get reviews of Netflix's new WWII documentary... Source

Shaun Wade, Aaron Stokes and Matt Ketchell joined Charlie Hawkins to look back after that massive win over  Manchester United. They also discussed Jeremy Corbin's comments on the clubs owner Mike Ashley.

I en global utblick över det senaste årtiondet framstår det som att _ålder_ (återigen) blivit den viktigaste politiska skiljelinjen. Storbritanniens unga chockade landets äldre genom att strömma in i Labourpartiet och lyfta fram Jeremy Corbin till partiledarposten, och en majoritet av de unga amerikanerna föredrar idag 'socialism' över 'kapitalism' när opinionsinstituten ber dem välja. I det här avsnittet pratar vi om GENERATIONER. Bland annat genom en läsning av Keir Milburns nya bok 'Generation Left' som försöker analysera begreppet generationer politiskt. Det snackas boomers, Generation X, Millennials och framförallt om en generation som inte minns tiden före datorer, mobiltelefoner och internet: Generation Z. Vad vill 2010-talet kids, och vilka likheter samt skillnader finns mellan USA och Sverige? Keir Milburn: Like it or not, ‘Generation Snowflake’ has got a raw deal https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/jun/21/generation-snowflake-young-people-wages-housing-leftwing Keir Milburn: Mind the age cap https://www.redpepper.org.uk/mind-the-age-gap Patrick West: Should we stop calling millennials ‘snowflakes’? https://catholicherald.co.uk/magazine/should-we-stop-calling-millennials-snowflakes/ Novara media: Generation left? [podcast] https://novaramedia.com/2019/04/26/generation-left/ Bella ciao: TIG Are Genocidal feat. Keir Milburn [podcast] https://anchor.fm/bella-ciao/episodes/Ep--3-TIG-Are-Genocidal-feat--Keir-Milburn-e3i2ev Tiden: Vänstervågen är här - ni ser den bara inte https://tankesmedjantiden.se/tiden-magasin/vanstervagen-ar-har-vi-ser-den-bara-inte Timbro: Högerväljarna är den nya mitten https://timbro.se/smedjan/hogervaljarna-ar-den-nya-mitten DN: Ökad polarisering bland unga om migration och jämställdhet https://www.dn.se/debatt/okad-polarisering-bland-unga-om-migration-och-jamstalldhet/

June 2-8, 1990 This week Ken talks with writer, comedian and musician Ariane Sherine on his recent trip to London. Ken and Ariane discuss England vs. America, writing for UK sitcoms in the US writer's room style, not being allowed to watch TV as a kid and sneaking, MacGuyver, Baywatch, The Cosby Show, writing on a sugar rush, hating the competition of jokes, Fraiser, UK vs US comedy, Connie Booth's psychotherapy, Fawlty Towers, Friends, The Good Wife, courtroom dramas, being banned on the BBC, atheism, how religious people often wish you death, god shows, death threats, being too old to be President, Ken's dislike of Bernie Sanders, Jeremy Corbin, trash TV, serial killers, outing nerdo-nazis, arguing all women are gay or bisexual, arousica, Baywatch, educational TV, how fame can make you lose your mind, USA's Saturday Nightmares, Tom Selleck, Season vs. Series, when US prime time action shows become UK kid's shows, the weirdness of Mormons, Stalin, The Wonder Years, music rights, getting expelled from school, befriending Duran Duran, asking members of the public random questions, Prime Minsters' Questions, the UK's history with race, Janet Jackson, Nasty Boys, Oprah's "In the Name of Self Esteem", Screen Wipe, allegory, and the rise and fall of MTV's Real World.

Part II of my 1/17/19 podcast wherein I cover Jeremy Corbin's false "friend of the working man" persona, the French government's assault on the free speech rights of Yellow Vest protesters, Donald Trump's new, less-anti-marijuana attorney general, and a Republican-led charge to hold cellphone carriers accountable for selling customer information to third parties.

Við slógum á þráðinn norður á Akureyri og heyrðum í Arnheiði Jóhannsdóttur hjá Markaðsstofu Norðurlands sem sagði okkur frá vetrarferðarmönnum fyrir norðan sem og viðburðinum Mannamót sem fram á morgun, en þar sameinast markaðsstofur landshlutanna um að kynna þjónustu sína fyrir ferðaþjónustuaðilum á höfuðborgarsvæðinu. Brexit samningurinn var felldur í breska þinginu í gær og nú styttist óðum sá tími sem Bretar hafa til að ákveða hvort þeir semji um útgöngu úr ESB eða fari út úr því án samnings. Jeremy Corbin, formaður Verkamannaflokksins, hefur boðað vantraust á Theresu May, forsætisráðherra, og verður kosið um tillöguna í dag. Bogi Ágústsson kom og fór yfir þetta með okkur. Ísland mætir Japan í mikilvægum leik á HM í handbolta í dag. Gunnar Birgisson, fór yfir stöðuna á HM með okkur og spáði í spilin. Það er ekki bara spennandi atkvæðagreiðsla í breska þinginu þessa dagana. Hún er engu minni spennan, eða öllu heldur eftirvæntingin fyrir kosningum í sveitarstjórn Reykhólahrepps í dag. Þar verður tillaga um svokallaða R Leið lögð fyrir sveitastjórnina, en hún er, eins og fram kom í þættinum í gær, ekki sú vegalagning sem nágrannasveitarfélög og stór hluti íbúa telja farsælasta í því skyni að laga vegasamband sunnanverðra Vestfjarða við Vesturland og hringveginn. Frekar ætti að fara um Teigskóg. Við heyrðum í oddvita Reykhólahrepps. Guðmundur Jóhannsson, tæknisérfræðingur þáttarins, kom til okkar og fjallaði um tölvuárásir og fleiri misgáfuleg tæki af CES ráðstefnunni í Las Vegas. Tónlist: Bubbi Morthens - Brotin loforð. Jónas Sig - Milda hjartað. Blur - Parklife. Eurythmics - Here comes the rain. Svavar Knútur - Haustvindar. KK - Þjóðvegur 66. Lights on the highway - Paperboat. Ian Brown - First world problems.

Dennis Prager is joined by British broadcaster Nigel Farage to talk about Great Britain’s upcoming 2019 elections and the rise of the left-leaning and increasingly socialist Labour Party.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

P.M. Threatens Early Elections Over Draft Bill Prime Minister Netanyahu on Sunday threatened to schedule early elections, if a solution to the ultra-Orthodox conscription bill cannot be found within the next two weeks. Israel Confiscates Balloons En Route To Gaza Three shipping containers full of balloons were stopped at the Ashdod port and confiscated en route to Gaza, after incendiary kites and balloons flown over the border have continued to set Israel's south ablaze. 3. Turkey Rejects U.S. ‘Impositions' And Sanctions Davidi Hermelin, President of the International Center for Public Diplomacy in Israel speaking at ILTV studio about the feud over continued detention of American pastor, Andrew Brunson in Turkey. More Sexual Assault Allegations Against MK Broshi Yet another woman has now come out against Zionist Union MK Eitan Broshi with charges of sexual harassment and indecent acts. 5. UK's Corbyn Under Fire Over Visit To PLO Graveyard Britain's Labour party opposition leader Jeremy Corbin is now again facing new questions after photos emerged of him at the graves of the 1972 Munich Olympic terrorists. 6. Israeli Firm Says Hackers Targeting Fax Machines Israeli cybersecurity firm, Checkpoint, has now found that hackers could get to millions of otherwise-protected networks through a rather out-of-date medium: the fax machine. 7. Your Secure Network In The Cloud Etay Bogner, Co-Founder & CEO of Meta Networks speaking at ILTV studio about the Israeli startup Meta Networks that is offering updated approach to network connectivity and security. Israel Experiencing A ‘Baby-Boom' Israeli hospitals are now reporting record numbers of births this year with maternity wards across most of the country now being filled to capacity. 9. Israel's Star-Studded South Perseids meteor shower rains down on Israel as star-gazers flock to the Negev at the Mitzpe Ramon crater for the clearest view. Israeli Runner Stops Short Of Finish Line Israeli athlete Lonah Chemtai Salpeter gave up what was sure to be at least a silver medal when she stopped running too early during the 5000 meter contest at the European athletics championships. 11. Hebrew word Of The Day: MUKDAM | מוקדם = EARLY Learn a New Hebrew word every day. Today's word is "mukdam" which means "early" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 49 is well overdue but here in full. We talk upcoming UFC matchups including Conor vs Khabib, Darren Till vs Woodley and the results from UFC 227. Then we look at the events from the past week including Alex Jones being kicked off all major digital platforms and why big tech companies shouldn't be the arbiters of free speech. Then we discuss Trump, Russia and the leaked tapes that are coming out daily. Finally, we touch on Jeremy Corbin's row with Benjamin Netanyahu, the terror attack on Westminster and the lawsuit won by a man poisoned by Monsanto. Enjoy! Subscribe on iTunes, SoundCloud, TuneIn and Stitcher. Follow updates and news on Facebook and Twitter.

Special thanks to Professor Matt Sienkiewicz. Today, he and Max cover Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbin, Democratic hopes for 2020, and a media analysis return of Rosanne.

26 February 2018 – Perhaps this time we will be willing to finally talk about the elephant in the room, white men and guns. We will never be able to ask the right questions or find workable solutions until Americans acknowledge that white men are not only usually the shooters but purchase most of the guns, organize the gun shows, protest in favor of their gun-based religion, own the gun manufacturers and are the legislators. The problem is white men from top to bottom. Will begins the show talking about Jeremy Corbin and the Czech spy fiasco in the UK and then moves on into his main block on the subject of bulls*t. He ranges from the right-wing conspiracy theories about so-called “crisis actors” to left-wing nonsense that the “Russia stuff” is a smokescreen conceived by Hillary. I burn the barn down (lol) explaining why neoliberal economists are completely wrong when they say “deficits crowd out investment” or that deficits cause inflation. It’s amazing that they continue to push this unproven drivel to the detriment of the real overall economy. Next week I will cover the relationship between unemployment and inflation while Will will cover something genuinely compelling. Many carrots! – Arliss

On this week’s James Whale Radio Show. Jaffa Cakes, Jeremy Corbin, Diane Abbot, Women Drivers in Saudi, Whales Mail, Tech Talk! Questions for the Whale and more. Music – Jamie Porter and James Whale Show sort of Produced by Rob Oldfield Download the mp3 Mobile Phones – If the audio isn’t playing ...

Lauren Southern joins for an interview to close, but first we break down all things Comeygate, Kurt Eichenwald's tentacle porn incident, Bill Maher's apology and social justice flogging, and more!   Lauren's interview starts at 1:18:12 Subscribe to Lauren on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2sgjdEo Follow Lauren on Twitter: http://bit.ly/2sgcRoo Support the show and help us make it better! Become a Patron: http://www.patreon.com/beautyandthebeta Make a one-time contribution on PayPal: http://www.paypal.me/beautyandthebeta Blonde's channel: http://bit.ly/23RrR3z Blonde's Twitter: http://bit.ly/23RrQwC Matt's Twitter: http://bit.ly/2ib6eKr Email the show: beautyandthebeta@gmail.com Beauty & the Beta on demand: http://bit.ly/1TUcepj Listen on iTunes: http://apple.co/23YM9rM Listen on Google Play: http://bit.ly/2iFWOqD Listen on Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/1TUce8E Listen on Stitcher: http://bit.ly/1TlubhE Listen on Podbean: http://bit.ly/1TUcnJ8 MUSIC Every Breath You Take remix: https://youtu.be/ocH-aauM_wU Bearing and SugarTits' cover of "Catch the Wind" http://bit.ly/2fu9qUO "Dog Park" written and performed by AENEAS: http://bit.ly/2sibPZ7 ITEMS REFERENCED RIP pineapple pizza inventor: http://bbc.in/2shV4x1 CNN's original covfefe spelling bee segment: http://bit.ly/2si95L3 Seinfeld rejects Kesha: https://youtu.be/ho56cfTnoFk Bye rayciss, never come back to our city! https://youtu.be/W4oI10Hj4AU (5:42:45) Jeremy Corbin cops a feel in celebration: https://youtu.be/b4EmIMgHXi0 Comey's testimony: https://youtu.be/7j0f6c-3x6s Trump responds to Comey in the Rose Garden: https://youtu.be/AGvMk5TuHpQ NYC hipsters are sad about the testimony: http://bit.ly/2si5gFT N*tre Dame incident: https://youtu.be/6n2n_Yqp-gI Suspect was given an EU award: http://dailym.ai/2siqZgG T*hran incident: http://lat.ms/2si741q Terrorism by country stats: http://bit.ly/2si5e0z Eichenwald's pr0n and response: http://bit.ly/2siaGkc Bill Maher's original joke: https://youtu.be/G3rYRC_Rv6Q Bill Maher lectured by Ice Cube and Symone Sanders: https://youtu.be/G3rYRC_Rv6Q Lauren's incident on Saturday: https://youtu.be/B5ic4JYD7Ts

The Context of White Supremacy hosts the weekly Compensatory Call-In. We encourage non-white listeners to dial in with their codified concepts, new terms, observations, research findings, workplace problems or triumphs, and/or suggestions on how best to Replace White Supremacy With Justice ASAP. We'll use these sessions to hone our use of words as tools to reveal truth, neutralize White people. We'll examine news reports from the past seven days and - hopefully - promote a constructive dialog. #ANTIBLACKNESS Spring 2017 concludes with Prime Minister Theresa May winning the election, but losing a substantial amount of political power in her pitiful victory over Jeremy Corbin. The first week of Bill Cosby criminal trial concluded. The prosecution completed their argument, and there's speculation the former entertainment mogul may testify. Speaking of comedy, chaos reigned at the White House, as former FBI director Jamey Comey testified before the Senate. His workplace docuementation became key evidence. One of Gus's BFF's, Bill Maher, spent the week backpedalling and apologizing after he referenced himself as a "house nigga" while talking to Republican Senator Ben Sasse. Victims of Racism like Dr. Michael Eric Dyson, who's repeatedly been a guest on the white comic's late night show, have been voluntary character witnesses and insist Maher is not a Racist. Again spotlighting the attention to social media, Harvard University rescinded admission to at least a 12 students charged with posting racist commentary online. These Ivy League-bound White teens demonstrated supreme awareness of White Supremacy. The Guardian reports, "One message referred to a Mexican youth being hanged as â??piñata time.â?? #AnswersForMiriamCarey INVEST in The COWS - http://paypal.me/GusTRenegade CALL IN NUMBER: 641.715.3640 CODE 564943# The C.O.W.S. archives: http://tiny.cc/76f6p

Chi sono i populisti? Cosa vogliono? Il populismo è lo spettro europeo di questa lunga stagione elettorale che comincia mercoledì prossimo con le elezioni olandesi e si concluderà al più tardi nel febbraio 2018 con quelle italiane. Tra i due estremi sono incluse le presidenziali in Francia di fine aprile, le politiche francesi del mese successivo, e le elezioni tedesche di settembre...In Europa i media continentali, a seconda degli orientamenti politici e culturali, hanno fatto rientrare un po' di tutto nella categoria del populismo: da Marine Le Pen a Geert Wilders, da Beppe Grillo a Pablo Iglesias, a Jeremy Corbin, solo per citarne alcuni. «Populismo è un termine non solo abusato, ma ambiguo», racconta a Memos Nadia Urbinati, politologa alla Columbia University di New York. «Il termine populismo – prosegue Urbinati – può essere stiracchiato in modo tale da coprire situazioni anche contrapposte tra loro. Il populismo è fenomeno interno alla democrazia, non esterno. Interno perché si sviluppa all'insegna dei due grandi fondamenti della democrazia che sono la legittimità popolare dei governi e il principio di maggioranza». Per Urbinati l'anima populista si sta espandendo in Europa, con una caratteristica particolare in Italia. «L'Italia – dice la politologa della Columbia Univerity - si trova all'interno di questo processo in una situazione straordinariamente interessante. Se in altri paesi vediamo l'espressione del populismo in un solo partito, in Italia il populismo è trasversale a tutti i movimenti e partiti. Abbiamo visto in questi giorni il “Lingotto” che è stato una grandissima espressione e un esempio classico di populismo. Lo dico tecnicamente, usando il populismo in senso neutro e non polemico». Dell'ambiguità del termine populismo si dice convinto anche Massimo Villone, costituzionalista dell'Università “Federico II” di Napoli. «Nel termine populismo – dice a Memos - ci può essere un po' di tutto. Bisogna capire di quale populismo si parla e da parte di chi. In Italia Matteo Renzi lo ha reso una pratica di governo. Tutto il suo modo di fare politica è l'essenza di almeno un'accezione di populismo. Per quanto riguarda la mia opinione di costituzionalista, il populismo è da guardare comunque con diffidenza. E' qualcosa di non accettabile in principio, perché quando si realizza ci allontana dall'archetipo della democrazia».

Chi sono i populisti? Cosa vogliono? Il populismo è lo spettro europeo di questa lunga stagione elettorale che comincia mercoledì prossimo con le elezioni olandesi e si concluderà al più tardi nel febbraio 2018 con quelle italiane. Tra i due estremi sono incluse le presidenziali in Francia di fine aprile, le politiche francesi del mese successivo, e le elezioni tedesche di settembre...In Europa i media continentali, a seconda degli orientamenti politici e culturali, hanno fatto rientrare un po’ di tutto nella categoria del populismo: da Marine Le Pen a Geert Wilders, da Beppe Grillo a Pablo Iglesias, a Jeremy Corbin, solo per citarne alcuni. «Populismo è un termine non solo abusato, ma ambiguo», racconta a Memos Nadia Urbinati, politologa alla Columbia University di New York. «Il termine populismo – prosegue Urbinati – può essere stiracchiato in modo tale da coprire situazioni anche contrapposte tra loro. Il populismo è fenomeno interno alla democrazia, non esterno. Interno perché si sviluppa all’insegna dei due grandi fondamenti della democrazia che sono la legittimità popolare dei governi e il principio di maggioranza». Per Urbinati l’anima populista si sta espandendo in Europa, con una caratteristica particolare in Italia. «L’Italia – dice la politologa della Columbia Univerity - si trova all’interno di questo processo in una situazione straordinariamente interessante. Se in altri paesi vediamo l’espressione del populismo in un solo partito, in Italia il populismo è trasversale a tutti i movimenti e partiti. Abbiamo visto in questi giorni il “Lingotto” che è stato una grandissima espressione e un esempio classico di populismo. Lo dico tecnicamente, usando il populismo in senso neutro e non polemico». Dell’ambiguità del termine populismo si dice convinto anche Massimo Villone, costituzionalista dell’Università “Federico II” di Napoli. «Nel termine populismo – dice a Memos - ci può essere un po’ di tutto. Bisogna capire di quale populismo si parla e da parte di chi. In Italia Matteo Renzi lo ha reso una pratica di governo. Tutto il suo modo di fare politica è l’essenza di almeno un’accezione di populismo. Per quanto riguarda la mia opinione di costituzionalista, il populismo è da guardare comunque con diffidenza. E’ qualcosa di non accettabile in principio, perché quando si realizza ci allontana dall’archetipo della democrazia».

Chi sono i populisti? Cosa vogliono? Il populismo è lo spettro europeo di questa lunga stagione elettorale che comincia mercoledì prossimo con le elezioni olandesi e si concluderà al più tardi nel febbraio 2018 con quelle italiane. Tra i due estremi sono incluse le presidenziali in Francia di fine aprile, le politiche francesi del mese successivo, e le elezioni tedesche di settembre...In Europa i media continentali, a seconda degli orientamenti politici e culturali, hanno fatto rientrare un po’ di tutto nella categoria del populismo: da Marine Le Pen a Geert Wilders, da Beppe Grillo a Pablo Iglesias, a Jeremy Corbin, solo per citarne alcuni. «Populismo è un termine non solo abusato, ma ambiguo», racconta a Memos Nadia Urbinati, politologa alla Columbia University di New York. «Il termine populismo – prosegue Urbinati – può essere stiracchiato in modo tale da coprire situazioni anche contrapposte tra loro. Il populismo è fenomeno interno alla democrazia, non esterno. Interno perché si sviluppa all’insegna dei due grandi fondamenti della democrazia che sono la legittimità popolare dei governi e il principio di maggioranza». Per Urbinati l’anima populista si sta espandendo in Europa, con una caratteristica particolare in Italia. «L’Italia – dice la politologa della Columbia Univerity - si trova all’interno di questo processo in una situazione straordinariamente interessante. Se in altri paesi vediamo l’espressione del populismo in un solo partito, in Italia il populismo è trasversale a tutti i movimenti e partiti. Abbiamo visto in questi giorni il “Lingotto” che è stato una grandissima espressione e un esempio classico di populismo. Lo dico tecnicamente, usando il populismo in senso neutro e non polemico». Dell’ambiguità del termine populismo si dice convinto anche Massimo Villone, costituzionalista dell’Università “Federico II” di Napoli. «Nel termine populismo – dice a Memos - ci può essere un po’ di tutto. Bisogna capire di quale populismo si parla e da parte di chi. In Italia Matteo Renzi lo ha reso una pratica di governo. Tutto il suo modo di fare politica è l’essenza di almeno un’accezione di populismo. Per quanto riguarda la mia opinione di costituzionalista, il populismo è da guardare comunque con diffidenza. E’ qualcosa di non accettabile in principio, perché quando si realizza ci allontana dall’archetipo della democrazia».

S1 EP1 - New. Funnyman Matt Forde hosts a fearless weekly satirical show on a mission to let some hot air out of a few over-inflated political egos. Former Home Secretary Alan Johnson is Matt's guest for a candid and funny chat about Jeremy Corbin, Owen Smith and a rather revealing sex survey. #Unspun See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Donald Trump, Theresa May, and Jeremy Corbin, Trident, and Pokemon all feature in this weeks show, alongside our guest film producer Jonathan Sothcott. As usual there is always Finish the sentence, “Tech Talk”, and Questions for the whale. Show sort of Produced by Rob Oldfield Music by  BeX Download the mp3 Mobile ...

The Australian Border Force dipped their toe in the water of oppression and pulled out quickly. Then blamed the PR department. That and everything else that's going on around the world.RUNNING ORDER00:00 Introduction01:57 Australia Border Force, detached from reality14:05 Jeremy Corbin, is he really that far left?18:25 David Cameron: cronyism and fear25:55 Donald Trump, more arrogant by the day38:40 The effects of a low interest rate future43:38 How the Kiwis pussed off Prince Charles46:19 New Zealand’s Incontinental Fashion49:22 Where do New Zealanders come from?51:41 Kiwis ready to ban foreign buyers54:40 What’s the Big Idea – breeding out ugliness1:03:50 Gay marriage – worth killing yourself for?1:08:09 NRA showing its true colours1:14:30 Britain’s form on expelling useful migrants1:17:50 IRA back on deck?1:21:44 Sport Britain is good at: conquers, pooh sticks and more

Bill Shorten shows how he's just like Tony, whilst Donald Trump sulks and Prof. Steve Keen forecasts the downfall of China.RUNNING ORDER00:00 Introduction01:08 Turning back your migration policies06:33 The Scots are at it again08:44 Jeremy Corbin - is left the right way?11:17 Britain has expensive speakers too14:37 Presidential update - Trump sulks25:11 China's future - with Prof Steve Keen37:19 New Zealand news46:31 What's the Big Idea - money thoughts56:44 Migrants stuck in the tunnel1:04:22 Stomp doctors and naked art1:09:06 No help with war babies1:14:15 AT&T and DirectTV merger likely