The premier league era created a lot of amazing players, but Henry was one of the best there ever was. Listening to him speak is a lesson in how football is played at the top level.

https://youtu.be/UFR07iPUnZM?si=HX_6mBHdhYnobgN2

Congratulations to Paris Saint-Germain for winning the Champions League.
A few people have said it's the year of underdogs, PSG should never be called that as they have dominated.

PSG was a team that bought players on reputation and not how they fit into the team. The current PSG manager Luis Enrique has created a team that isn't full of "stars". It's full of winners!

"England Industrial skyline at night,"
Sylvia Gosse 1909.

Curiouser and curiouser ... is the Palestine Solidarity Campaign in Britain being run by zionists? That would certainly explain their consistent policy of kicking out actual Palestinians from membership (always for ‘antisemitism’, naturally) ...

https://www.mintpressnews.com/uk-psc-ben-soffa-israeli-spy/289860/

Council leader responds to request for LFC parade inquiry

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/council-leader-responds-request-lfc-31777523#ICID=Android_EchoNewsApp_AppShare

We doubt very much that any inquest will lead into assigning blame to where it belongs as the contract was taken out, alongside many others, when the Liverpool Labour Council was being accused of corruption. Many of the councillors involved in these deals are still in the same roles.

Once again George Galloway will do anything for attention. He's even jumping head first into the conspiracy theories about the Liverpool Football Club trophy parade. Utterly lacking in any real research past what's shared on X by other fools.

We can happily say we offer a better researched and understood critique.

Read our article here.

https://youtu.be/QpvLz5IwYpc?si=k_IDL4E6YglJrkNY

Labour and NATO are entwined within the same imperialist machine. It was a Labour government under Clement Attlee that helped found NATO in 1949—an alliance explicitly designed to push back against the expansion of socialism from the Soviet Union and entrench American military presence in Europe. Since then, Labour has backed every imperialist war and never once questioned Britain’s role in NATO, not even under Corbyn, whose “anti-war” stance vanished the moment it challenged party unity.

It follows that the trade unions tethered to Labour are just as complicit. The TUC supported NATO intervention in Yugoslavia and Libya, and today many unions pass motions backing Britain’s arming of Ukraine. Sharon Graham’s Unite has gone further. Calling for more military production under the guise of “defending jobs.” This isn’t defence; it’s war profiteering dressed up as workers’ rights.

The entire Labour-union-NATO axis is a betrayal of the working class. Their loyalty lies not with peace or safety of the workers as Stamer professes it to be, but with British imperialism and all its facets.

Class Consciousness Project

🤦 The British authorities have backed up the release of their Strategic Defence Review with a fresh salvo of anti-Russian rhetoric.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer, somewhat incongruously, sought to attribute the ongoing economic failures under the Labour government to what he termed Moscow’s "growing aggression". It turns out that the peaceful passage of Russian vessels through the English Channel is somehow "hitting working people" of Britain. Meanwhile, Defence Secretary John Healey has gone so far as to allege unspecified "daily attacks" on the UK by Russia.

The Embassy categorically rejects these false and bizarre accusations.

It is regrettable that, having replaced the Conservatives, Labour continues to invent the same Russophobic fabrications in an attempt to mask its own economic ineptitude and to justify the hike in military spending that the UK can scarcely afford. <...>

❗️ Russia poses no threat to the United Kingdom and its people. We harbour no aggressive intentions and have no plans to attack Britain. We are not interested in doing so, nor do we need to. <...>

If Britain's government were truly committed to strengthening both national and international security, it could, instead of fuelling jingoistic hysteria, immediately end the proxy war unleashed against Russia by the Kiev regime and embark on a path towards a comprehensive and peaceful settlement.

The UK could also lift its illegitimate unilateral trade and financial sanctions imposed on Russia. It is these measures, rather than mythical Russian "attacks", that are generating "economic pain" for the British people, to use Mr Starmer's own words.

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