Artem Pavlenko retweeted
Repeat after me. A habitable planet is more important than the profits of a few fossil fuel companies.
Pass it on.
#ActOnClimate
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The media euphemism that Keir Starmer has ‘vacated his seat’ is an utter travesty. Almost as if he accidentally wafted away on a gust of wind.
Be honest. He u-turned on his promise to stay as an MP, deserted his constituents and his party - for what? To go and make money on the international circuit.
The only thing forensic about him is the chalk outline he has left behind instead of a meaningful legacy. A fitting epitaph to the worst PM in our movements history.
Believe me, it’s not personal in anyway. I wish him well.
But we cannot allow the media and others to sugarcoat just how bad his govt was, by the standards OUR movement expects.
We must have an honest analysis of it it. About the toxic culture it fostered, the behaviour it condoned. One that enabled a small clique to bring back Peter Mandelson into the heart of govt.
To expel thousands of members for no reason. To clamp down on the right to protest. To allow a genocide to unfold and do next to nothing about it.
If we don’t ask ourselves how this happened and why, if we don’t interrogate this sorry chapter - then we are doomed to repeat it.
So no, let’s not sugarcoat his legacy.
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Labour stands up for corporations and big money.
I'll stand up for people and our communities.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski tells @newjournal he WILL go for Holborn and St Pancras
Artem Pavlenko retweeted
I’ve had loads of abuse for this, predictably, and plenty of people have accused me of supporting Hezbollah. But no one seems keen to explain why targetting the Lebanese medics who came to help the 3 TV journos was justified.
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Aaron Bastani@AaronBastani7 May 2025
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Maybe, just maybe, the apparently ‘loopy leftists’ at Novara Media have a firmer grip on reality, and politics, than Keir Starmer’s Labour and their Lycra-clad liberal pundit outriders…
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V interesting, if depressing, analysis of Labour’s manifesto from @chakrabortty.
With such a hunger for real change and the Tories a done deal, what a wasted opportunity to make the radical changes that would create a fairer, more equal society with thriving public services.
Replying to @chakrabortty
The public is in the mood for change. That's why Labour manifesto is titled simply 'Change' and uses the word over and over. But the great missed opportunity of this moment is that voters are ready for change of a kind that is simply not on offer. theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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🚨NEW: Former Labour General Secretary Jennie Formby is voting Green, she has announced.
Praising the party's "transformative agenda", Formby said "we should vote for parties that genuinely represent what we believe in".
Artem Pavlenko retweeted
Under #ProportionalRepresentation how many @TheGreenParty MPs would we have already going into this #GeneralElection?
25 - already!
#VoteGreen #VoteGreen24 #GetGreensElected
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Voting tactically in Bristol Central? The choice is clear... 💚
If you want to vote tactically in Bristol Central, vote Green for Carla Denyer! 💚
As Tactical Vote explains, because "there is no risk of a Tory win, we are calling for a vote for the Greens here."
tactical.vote/bristol-centra…
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Fomer General Secretary of the Labour Party now voting for @TheGreenParty is pretty huge.
Thank you very much for your vote!
It's been amazing to see so many new voters & members in this election joining the people powered movement:
Join.greenparty.org.uk
Replying to @adrianlitvinoff
I’m voting Green, not perfect but much more transformative agenda. And people can’t just keep voting Labour ‘because we’ve got to get the Tories out’. They’re out anyway so we should vote for parties that genuinely represent what we believe in - which may well be Independents.
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What a weekend! So many people saying they plan to vote for @sianberry as a strong independent voice for #Brighton, holding a new Labour govt to account, pushing them to be bolder & better, & standing up for our amazing city. Huge thanks to all who joined us on the streets 💚
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We need change. We need @TheGreenParty
#VoteGreen
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#openstreetmap is officially a "public good!"
The Digital Public Goods Alliance (DPGA), a UN-affiliated agency, has recognized the role of OSM with regard to global sustainable development. Read all about it on blog.openstreetmap.org/
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This is delusional. Brexit has cost the UK £billions in lost trade, investment and growth.
It's compounded the Tory cost of living crisis by increasing costs, destroying jobs and squeezing incomes - and it's stripped people's rights away. There are no wins - let alone big ones.
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The Green Party@TheGreenParty10 Feb 2022
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🎉 Cuadrilla are fracking off for good! 🎉
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Mapbox@Mapbox9 Feb 2022
United States
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Running a delivery business? Mapbox can help by simplifying every aspect. From designing a distribution network and delivering on time, to delighting customers and increasing ROI. Explore our #Logistics page for info, customer stories, and more: mapbox.com/logistics
Artem Pavlenko retweeted
🏴 BREAKING: Transport Minister @JennyGilruth confirms that the Scottish Government is nationalising ScotRail from 1 April 2022.
✅ It was a major SNP manifesto promise - now being delivered.
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Your energy bill is about to skyrocket and the Tories are lying to you about why.
What they won't tell you is there's a plan to create an energy system that's fit for the future.
It's called a #GreenNewDeal and it's time for @RishiSunak to introduce it.
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Johnson and Sunak are insisting that there is no magic money tree. The slight problem for them in claiming this is that the entire cost of the Covid crisis was covered by money creation by the Bank of England. They created all the money to pay for that crisis out of thin air.





























