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by Chris Horner How should people on the ‘progressive’ side of politics view patriotism? That question continues to vex those who would connect with what they suppose are the feelings of the bulk of the population. The answer will vary a good deal according to which country we are considering – the French left, for instance, has a very different relationship to la patrie to that of the US or the UK. In the case of the former, the side cast as traitors has historically been seen as the right. In the USA, at least in the second half of the 20th century it has been very different: those who protested against the Vietnam war were cast as the anti patriots. And today, we still hear that the left ‘hates our country’. The accusation is a damaging one, and has been wielded with glee by conservatives whenever they have the chance. So there is a tricky task for the left, it seems: to be seen as

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Best photo of the week: Piers Corbyn s COVID conspiracy theories

What did you find instead? A rumpled-looking man giving off eccentric science teacher vibes. Is the banana a teaching aid or a snack? Perhaps it’s a signature talisman, like the Log Lady’s log in Twin Peaks? Is it even a real banana? In any case, it’s a whimsical counterpoint to the man’s stern expression and muted clothing. Advertisement What’s the actual backstory here? The man in this November 2020 photo is Piers Corbyn, the older brother of former U.K. Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. Regrettably, while Piers is eccentric, he’s no science teacher. During the pandemic, he has emerged as an avid anti-lockdown activist and has promoted numerous conspiracy theories about the coronavirus and the vaccines. This photo was taken while he spoke to the media after an anti-vaccine demonstration outside the Gates Foundation’s offices in London. At a separate protest in October 2020, Corbyn told a crowd that “Bill Gates wants vaccinations to control you and to

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Farrukh Dhondy | Why is Labour, once a force in British politics, on the rocks?

Farrukh Dhondy | Why is Labour, once a force in British politics, on the rocks? Published : May 15, 2021, 12:00 am IST Updated : May 15, 2021, 12:00 am IST Subsequent Labour governments did very little to make the economic revival of these towns and cities their priority Britain s opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn waves to supporters at a launch event for the Labour party s general election campaign in London, Britain. Photograph:(Photo: AFP) “It’s called hiding and running Or Silence, Exile and Cunning All with Capital letters Suspense keeps hearers Khush Apologies! Here s a political quiz: Question 1: In which democracy is the party, which has very often been in power since the late 1940s, now on the brink of collapse?

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