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The Right (and Faecebook drones) do love the idea of a civil war in the UK...

Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2026 1:41 pm Barely distinct from Farage. And an echo of Powell much worse than Starmer's, for which she'll get no heat at all.

How would "civil war" work? Are Sikhs going to be joining with Muslims to attack white people? Am I on the white side? Or is it a war between white nationalists and everyone else? Which sounds less like a civil war than a faction of awful people bringing terror to the majority.

Also, who, according to Badenoch, will win this Civil War?

And what will happen to people who look like her if it happens?

Kemi demands bold PR moves from her team so they've sent her to the coal face.

Something else she can add to her CV

She's accusing Starmer, baselessly, of trying to rejoin the EU. Is she really going to tear up the improved deals so that she can chuck French fishing boats out? Actually, I think she's chucking out the whole of Bozo's deal too by leaving the ECHR, so she might as well.

She's claimed the public sector equality duty should be scrapped because among other things, the Bank of England took Winston Churchill off a bank note. The utter dishonesty.

I think a planted question to the Prime Minister at PMQs is in order here. How else do you deal with this stuff? And despite what everyone seems to say on CiF BTL, "Leveson 2" doesn't stop newspapers and TV lying about this stuff.

She's now managed to contrive some guidance about hate crimes being a priority into meaning "don't investigate murders of white people properly". This is absolutely disgraceful stuff.

Did anyone else see Mims Davies tying herself in cognitive knots on Politics Live earlier?

The rest of the panel rattled off lists of examples of what scrapping the public sector equality duty would mean for maternal death statistics, antisemitism etc, and it's amazing how many variations she can find on "Yeah, but Henry Nowak".

All whilst saying that she respects his parents' wishes not to use their tragedy as a political football, of course.

Mims?

Fucking hell.

Short for Miriam, I understand.

Badenoch now on to the Macpherson Report, which is 27 years old. She'll be attacking the "Race Relations Board" next.

I know we're likely getting proportional representation at some point, but I don't really fancy Badenoch and Farage teaming up. I'm tempted to stick with FPTP and tactical voting. If us in North Herefordshire can get the hang of it, and Caerphilly could, why not other places? And not enough attention has been given to the fact that PR isn't "yeah, the Lib Dems deserve more seats" anymore. It's Rupert Lowe and Farage getting lots more seats.

Samanfur wrote: ↑Tue Jun 09, 2026 1:46 pm Did anyone else see Mims Davies tying herself in cognitive knots on Politics Live earlier?

The rest of the panel rattled off lists of examples of what scrapping the public sector equality duty would mean for maternal death statistics, antisemitism etc, and it's amazing how many variations she can find on "Yeah, but Henry Nowak".

All whilst saying that she respects his parents' wishes not to use their tragedy as a political football, of course.

And there's more. Apparently protecting against discrimination on these grounds is bad, but the Equality Duty is forces "obsession over diversity". She calls Liz Kendall a liar, but I'm not sure Kendall is the one lying. Wasn't Coutihno in government until fairly recently? How did she not notice this onerous duty?

Dangerous unconscious bias training and treating minorities differently, apparently. I didn't know the latter meant "let black people run around with knives".

Removing protection against discrimination. How very Trumpian.

They're claiming they're keeping the protections, but removing the mechanism that made discrimination much less likely.

Make it make sense.

Even without class, anyone failed for being white boys would have a case under race and sex.

And what does Badenoch care about working class boys of any colour? She's a fucking Tory, and we all know their opinion of the working class.

Lots of white working class boys who don't get great school results live in places where there aren't that many minorities. Is that the state discriminating against them, or the area generally underperforming? What happened to "I blame the parents"? I thought the Tories were big on that.

Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Tue Jun 09, 2026 10:05 pm Lots of white working class boys who don't get great school results live in places where there aren't that many minorities. Is that the state discriminating against them, or the area generally underperforming? What happened to "I blame the parents"? I thought the Tories were big on that.

My home town on Tyneside. 5 immigrants live here and they're to blame for everything.