Tag: UKIP

Leadership in the Green Party

Carla Denyer and Zack Polanski pose together, in a photo taken in 2022. "I think much of the Green Party's refreshing distinctiveness rests on the absence of a single leader. It's one of the only parties which really looks like a party, rather than simply an apparatus of power designed to sustain those at the top. It's essential that we have alternatives to the increasingly monarchical style of Blair, Bush and the other G8 leaders and to the appalling whipping system which dominates almost all forms of party politics in Britain, crushing dissent, free speech and genuine representation.” - George Monbiot, academic and environmental campaigner, writing in 2007

Political leadership comes in different forms. Even focussing very narrowly on the American left, Elizabeth Warren has spent her career building technical regulatory solutions to consumer problems such as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, whereas Bernie Sanders’ appeal has been advocating big, transformative ideas, building strong public support for policies such as a Green New... Continue Reading →

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Why Does ‘Justice for the Women and Children of Sunderland’ Associate Rape with Muslims and Immigrants?

On Saturday September 8th and 15th Anne-Marie Waters  (leader of the Tommy Robinson supported For Britain political party, a party co-founded with the prominent ex-BNP member Jack Buckby) gave speeches in the centres of Middlesbrough and Sunderland. The speeches took place at supposedly anti-rape events, organised by a group calling themselves 'Justice for the Women... Continue Reading →

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