Nick Brown — Unknown complaint Brown has been a long-standing figure in Labour, serving as chief whip during the last Labour government and continuing under the next three leaders. In September 2022, he was suspended from the party and lost the whip while an investigation into an undisclosed complaint was underway. He left the party in 2023, criticising its disciplinary process, and announced he would not seek re-election as an MP. There are allegations that he was involved with rent boys, including one who was seriously injured. Starmer has seemingly ignored the issue, but with numerous allegations of paedophilia surfacing, some are now accusing the party of harbouring paedophiles. #PedoParty

@Gab__AI, please elaborate on the dystopian tactics of the British government censoring social media posts that are critical of migrant hotels and "two-tier policing" Please tie this in with the fact that Britons are set to become a minority in their homelands shortly.

Labour Party shadow minister Eric Joyce pleads guilty to making indecent movie of child Labour Party shadow minister Eric Joyce📷 was ordered to sign the Sex Offenders Register after admitting to making a sex movie with a one-year-old child. The disgraced Labour MP was accused of making a movie in the most serious A category of indecency, on a device. Judge Emma Peters said that the movie, found on a device, “depicts a number of children”. “Some are very young, one is said to be 12-months-old,” she said. “Clearly a category-A movie.” Joyce, 59, of Worlingworth, Suffolk was granted bail after pleading guilty at Ipswich Crown Court on Tuesday and was ordered to sign the Sex Offenders Register. Judge Peters also instructed that a report be prepared before the Labour Party shadow minister is sentenced on August 7. She warned Joyce that the offence crosses the custody threshold, adding that the court “takes such incidents very seriously” as they “fuel the abuse of children” Joyce was charged under the Protection of Child Act after being arrested on in Worlingworth on November 6, 2018. He was then released under investigation until being summonsed to appear before magistrates this week. The MP issued a statement about his charge on his website in June. He said: “The matter of my charge, announced today, will be dealt with in the first instance on 7 July at Ipswich Crown Court. “I will make no comment from now until all legal processes are at a close. At that point, I will make a full statement.”

ZARAH SULTANA - "67% of the British public think Israel has committed war crimes, 56% support blocking all arms sales to Israel and 84% think Benjamin Netanyahu should be arrested if he comes to the UK" WHAT DO YOU THINK? ⬇️

We're seriously supposed to believe they accept money from a shell company that pays them for ..... no reason at all? The corruption of right wing Labour talks money theguardian.com/politics/202…