There is so much happening, I'm still reading yesterday's news. Can't keep up! I missed PMQs today too.
The Times State of It podcast from yesterday is a good listen, if anyone if feeling nauseous from the Starmer love fest on MN.
Good piece in The Times yesterday on Starmer's so called stance.
It makes little sense morally. We are now engaged in a war we regard as illegal. We are not on the side of the Iranian people yearning to be free, nor on the side of the opponents of all wars. We seem to have lost a sense of who our allies are and who the enemy is. The cheers ring out from Tehran apartment blocks, while in Britain you hear the sound of humming and hawing. A massive war has broken out. It wasn’t at a time of our choosing, or in a way we would have planned, but surely we should at least know which side we are on. Australia does. Canada does.
And it makes little sense practically. It was obvious that if Iran were attacked it would lash out at its regional enemies and therefore at our friends. And obviously we would need to defend them. It’s ridiculous to think that the US could be in a war in Iran and that we would remain uninvolved. But now we have lost much of the goodwill that would have come with this involvement.
But never mind, at least we can justify our position legally.
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