Cancel culture from the left has come full circle, and it’s the cancelers who are afraid to cancel.
This week we learned that the supposedly impartial Labor leader Lindsay Hoyle changed parliamentary procedure to allow Labor questions instead of those from the SNP. That would clearly have sparked a revolt of up to 80 Labor MPs.
This day was supposed to be the day of the SNP debate. Instead, the Speaker, under alleged pressure from Sir Keir Starmer, allowed Labour’s questions. This led to a bench revolt.
It’s like school. Mr Lindsay apologized, claiming he was concerned for the safety of MPs in light of recent events such as the harassment of people like Tobias Ellwood.
Nana Aqua believes cancel culture has come full circle
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However, in doing so he also avoided splitting the Labor Party, of which he is a member. So have politics become gripped by fear?
Is this a taste of what is to come from Labor under Starmer? Then the big news. Lee Anderson said this week that Islamists had taken control of London following a wave of weekly pro-Palestinian protests.
However, he later explained that he meant they were controlling Khan. Mr Sadiq criticized his own comments as Islamophobic, anti-Muslim and racist.
“But the comments from conservatives in certain cities are Islamophobic, anti-Muslim, and racist,” Khan said. “We have confirmed that the number of deaths per person has increased by more than 330 people.” cent.
Sadiq Khan claimed Anderson’s comments ‘added fuel to the fire’
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“These comments add fuel to the flames of anti-Muslim hatred and I fear the deafening silence from Rishi Sunak and his ministers is condoning this racism. ”
Of course, Lee Anderson has been suspended since that interview.
Now, some may argue that only the offending minority has the right to protest in pro-Palestinian protests, and that we are a democracy after all.
However, some may point to Sadiq Khan’s track record as mayor and point to ULEZ as his crowning glory. But what do you think?
Nana said there was a “rebellion” going on in the Commons.
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And finally, the price, Harry. Oh, I see, he’s our prince. Prince Harry’s lawyer appears to be defending his case, arguing that he will remain in the United States.
They say he has the right to embellish his book Spare.
If they are saying this, it would suggest that he did not mention taking drugs on his visa application.
We will follow the story with great interest. It’s been a tough week.