#United Kindom

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ENGLISH TRANSLATION:

The ethnic cleansing and genocide of children in Gaza are carried out by French, American, British, Ukrainian, Italian, German, South African, and Indian mercenaries. Yet, no one describes them as foreign terrorists.

-Francesca Albanese (United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories)

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They invited singers from literally every country BUT Ukraine I’m dying

UK WHAT THE FUCKK

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Where is this pizza delivery guy?

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The Roebuck, London, ENGLAND

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If you're from the UK, please sign this petition for the government to create a Visa scheme for Palestinians just like we did for Ukrainians!

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Nadeen needs your help!

Her fundraiser hasn't gotten much attention and she and her family need help. Winter is coming, and the people of Palestine are already suffering from a food shortage. Please, every little bit of money counts, I promise you. Even boosting this or sharing it with people who might be able to donate is also much appreciated!

Her Instagram: Nadeen_from_Gaza.

They're all people with their own lives and families, so please help.

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Labour to win U.K. election

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All of this absolute debauchery kicking off in the UK right now with the far-right protests against immigrants leading to utter carnage is honestly sickening. It's also laughable. Why? The percentage of English people who are here because of historic immigration is HUGE.

Let's take your humble author here, for example. I'm here because of one of the most famous examples of historic immigration. My ancestors on my mother's side were Viking. They were the fellas who sailed their longships up the Seine and clouted the utter living shit out of Paris over a thousand years ago, eventually invading and then settling. Generations later, those ancestors settled in Ireland, and then my family moved here. Does that mean I shouldn't be here, because my roots are Norse?

Ahh, no. Because my ancestral family were white invaders, of course. Those boats? Absolutely fine. Boats containing brown people? Not so much. Do the far right see how silly it is when they have this distinction pointed out to them, though? Nope. It isn't like the Vikings asked nicely either. In Layman's terms, it went something like this -

"We like it here. We're staying."

"Oh, no you are not! Shoo! Away with you, Northmen!"

"Nah. Tell you what, we'll fight you for it."

Refugees are here because their homelands have been war-torn to the point where they cannot safely remain, in areas destabilised by our military. They are here begging for our mercy, to integrate into our society and be allowed the simple luxury of living without fear. To raise their children in safety. We made these people homeless, and now we reject them. Now the hard right uses them as the scapegoats for why our society is crumbling, instead of blaming the real cause. The stupidity and willful ignorance are honestly shocking, but that's exactly what the politicians and media at large who whipped up this frenzy in the first place were always banking on. Blame brown people and they won't see who the real cause is.

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Winston Churchill:His Times, His Crimes

by Tariq Ali

[yep-ishouldbesleeping]

Ok this was actually really good and fun

you got me there babes ✊😩

It was almost enough for me to forgive you for not calling more Ukrainian singers but I’m staying hopeful for the finals

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E D I N B U R G H

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That ask has me thinking about the non-native birds of the UK... shout out to those feral parakeets!!

[forthegoodofamerica]

The United States of America: Divided or United?

A Look at Darrin Williams’ Provocative Vision for the Future

What happens when the United States is no longer “united”? Could a “house divided” eventually fall, as Abraham Lincoln warned over 150 years ago?

In a gripping article by Darrin Williams, featured in George Magazine’s Issue 23, readers are taken into a hauntingly plausible future where America fractures into fragments, with various factions of states breaking off to form their own alliances. Williams begins the discussion with Lincoln’s famous quote, “A house divided against itself cannot stand,” setting the stage for a deep dive into a fictional yet frightening scenario of secession.

Imagine, if you will, a future where states like California, Oregon, and Washington work together to leave the republic, creating a new “Western Alliance.” As the domino effect unfolds, other states like Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin join forces to carve out the “Midwest Alliance.” Meanwhile, Massachusetts, New York, and other northeastern states form their own coalition. One after another, the segments of America divide, each uniting with others that share regional commonalities.

Is this scenario really far-fetched, or could it be a potential outcome drawn from our current social and political discourse? This article doesn’t just ask hypothetical questions—it forces you to reflect on the cracks in our nation’s foundation today.

Could America Really Split?

Williams doesn’t shy away from exploring the uncomfortable reality of how division may easily start with something as simple as regional differences, growing into a larger battle for independence. The author introduces the key players in this imagined future, and through a narrative style mixed with fact and fiction, he paints a picture of a divided America, one where different factions wage war against each other.

Overall, this isn’t just a story of politics but reflections on human nature, societal stress, and how fragile unity can be. As the article reveals, the greatest threat the nation faces possibly isn’t from external enemies but from ourselves.

The author explores burning questions:

Could disagreements on policy, values, and identity push states to break away?

Is it possible that certain coalitions of states could feel better suited as independent entities?

Does this reflect a prediction of what’s truly in store for America’s future?

These questions are inextricably tied to our present-day tensions, and Williams’ article forces us to meditate on what might happen if we can’t find common ground. He leaves readers on the edge, asking themselves: Could this really happen here?

Tensions Mirroring Reality

Much of what makes Williams’ vision so compelling is how close some elements feel to our current reality. The political climate is as hot as it’s ever been, and discussions about secession—once considered fringe—are now creeping into mainstream media discourse. These rising tensions shape debates on states’ rights, political ideologies, and identity. No stranger to these issues, George Magazine’s Issue 23 examines many of these questions in further context through the lens of fascinating articles and interviews.

The way Williams infuses historical truths and modern-day fears creates a gripping narrative. But what you really need to consider is whether this is simply a work of fiction—or something more?

In an era where political and social divides are palpable, this work of speculative fiction may feel eerily close to the bone. Williams raises important questions about whether our nation’s unity could end up becoming the very thing that tears us apart. His projections challenge readers to recognize how the division we’re seeing today might lay the groundwork for substantial shifts in the nation’s future.

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