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Pblakeney

Active Member
So the US is planning to supply aid via private firms. I can't say I'm particularly surprised but this is a terrible idea on many levels.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp92rlm300mo

Hardly surprising. They’ve got to monitise everything somehow.
 

BoldonLad

Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
Location
South Tyneside
So the US is planning to supply aid via private firms. I can't say I'm particularly surprised but this is a terrible idea on many levels.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp92rlm300mo

Isn’t much of the aid (not just Gaza) already supplied by what are, in effect, private companies. Oxfam etc may be Charities in name, but, in practice they operate in a very similar way to a private company, complete with well remunerated CEO (none of this blood sucking shareholders of course).
 

AndyRM

Elder Goth
Isn’t much of the aid (not just Gaza) already supplied by what are, in effect, private companies. Oxfam etc may be Charities in name, but, in practice they operate in a very similar way to a private company, complete with well remunerated CEO (none of this blood sucking shareholders of course).

Not really, no.
 

Psamathe

Senior Member
To me this really beggars belief and maybe highlights attitudes
UK Lawyers for Israel condemned over claim war may reduce obesity in Gaza
A UK-based advocacy group for Israel has been criticised for suggesting a reduction in obesity resulting from the war in Gaza may increase life expectancy there.

The comments by UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI), which came amid warnings of impending famine in Gaza, were condemned as “sickening” by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC).

UKLFI’s patrons include the former supreme court judge John Dyson, the former Conservative leader Michael Howard and David Pannick KC, who has represented Boris Johnson and the late queen.
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Ian
 

icowden

Squire

To be fair, it *is* true. It will also lower the number of school places, reduce teenage pregnancy. The crime rate will be right down. There will be zero asylum seekers and a very low crime rate.

The question is, will Reform see "bombing the shoot out of the country" as a bold new policy?
 

AndyRM

Elder Goth
To be fair, it *is* true. It will also lower the number of school places, reduce teenage pregnancy. The crime rate will be right down. There will be zero asylum seekers and a very low crime rate.

The question is, will Reform see "bombing the shoot out of the country" as a bold new policy?

You're not wrong on any count. I just can't believe anyone would say that seriously. Bonkers.
 

Pblakeney

Active Member
To be fair, it *is* true. It will also lower the number of school places, reduce teenage pregnancy. The crime rate will be right down. There will be zero asylum seekers and a very low crime rate.

The question is, will Reform see "bombing the shoot out of the country" as a bold new policy?

Sounds like the perfect place for Reformers to escape this refugee filled country.
 
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