[kreuzberger]

...
On Kuenssberg this morning, none other than cerebrally-challenged former Labour MP Zarah Sultana,
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The BBC don't have to bash Starmer, themselves. Proof here that they can always use sub-contractors.

[Tubby Isaacs]

It's a bit jarring to say "return to negotiations" when these were going on when Trump attacked, but it's a standard diplomatic phrase. The EU has said the same. Doubtless Mike will give them hell too, or would that run too much against "Britain bad American colony, EU much better" narrative?

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Galsworthy is an utter cunt.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Oh look. Go and stink out the Green Party instead.

Reminder that this part of the Left think Russia's invasion of Ukraine wasn't "unprovoked". We can not support the US bombing Iran and call out this lot too.

[Oboogie]

Encouragingly, quite a few people on Bluesky are pushing back against the idea that Starmer "endorsed" the attacks.

The USA had three possible bases to launch their B-2s from, in order of ease for the mission these were: Diego Garcia, the UK and Missouri. The first two would require permission from the UK government, the fact that the Americans used Missouri, the most logistically challenging location, is a strong indicator that Starmer said no.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Galsworthy is an utter cunt.

He's another Edwin. Lost it with Starmer because he won't rejoin the EU last week. So whole of politics is "friendless US poodle" narrative. Even when Starmer's spending more time than anyone with Carney, and traveling round with Macron and Merz on diplomatic missions.

[Tubby Isaacs]

A few papers could learn from this headline. "Neoliberals" or something.

[Youngian]

Whether US fighter jets hit nuclear facilities or a toy factory is not of much consequence, Trump's a story teller. If he says the mission is a success, that's what his base will believe. He wouldn’t be the first POTUS indulging in this kind of performative adventurism and won't go down well with sections of his Maga isolationist base.

[Tubby Isaacs]

UK, France and Germany urge Iran 'not to take any further action that could destabilize the region'
The UK, France and Germany have released a joint statement following American strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, saying that they call upon Iran to engage in negotiations leading to agreement that addresses all concerns associated with its nuclear program.

What does Mike Galsworthy make of this, I wonder?