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  • The most extraordinary thing I learned from Marilyn Garson

    The most extraordinary thing I learned from Marilyn Garson

    There are 30 million Christian Zionists in the United States, and there are only 16 million Jews on the planet. Therefore the colonialist project known as Zionism is not primarily a Jewish force. What’s more, with the rise of post-colonialist, anti-racist attitudes in the younger generation, the overlap between Jews and Zionists is getting steadily…

    Kay Green

    February 17, 2025
    activism, Book reviews, book shops, Circaidy Gregory Press, Labour, Uncategorized
    Alternative Jewish Voices, Jewish Labour Movement, Jewish not Zionist, Jewish Voice for Labour, Marilyn Garson, Palestine, zionism
  • An entirely selfish request

    An entirely selfish request

    (A request from me that is, not Richard Medhurst, who is merely asking that random police forces could please stop arresting him and nicking his kit.) It’s like this: I’ve been reading The Age of Surveillance Capitalism by Shoshana Zuboff. It’s the size of a brick, but not really the kind of brick you’d take…

    Kay Green

    February 7, 2025
    activism, Book reviews, media, Politics, Uncategorized
    israel, news, Politics, Richard medhurst, Shoshana Zuboff, terrorism, The Age of Surveillance Capitalism
  • Hastings – How do we take back our town?

    Hastings – How do we take back our town?

    This week, a citizen who happened to be a councillor happened to be at an assemblies planning meeting I went to. She informed me that our borough council is doomed. ‘It’s done and dusted,’ she said. The last couple of years have been a rollercoaster of first-priority issues for anyone even remotely involved in politics.…

    Kay Green

    February 5, 2025
    activism, Election, Hastings, Labour, Politics, Uncategorized
    community, Devolution, East Sussex County Council, Hastings Borough Council, local-government, Mayor of Sussex, news, Politics
  • Hastings Genocide Memorial Day

    Hastings Genocide Memorial Day

    Like many people up and down the country, a group of us gathered in Hastings on Saturday 1st February 2025 in support of Palestine. It was a complex event. First and foremost, we were saying STOP ARMING ISRAEL. But as politicians and the media push us to ‘move on’, just because of an extremely fragile…

    Kay Green

    February 2, 2025
    activism, Hastings, Politics, Uncategorized
    Gaza, genocide, Genocide Dynamics, Hastings Independent Press, HHossam Abu Safiyeh, human-rights, israel, Khaled Juma, Palestine, Siege of Gaza
  • Why planes crash – and why they usually don’t

    Why planes crash – and why they usually don’t

    Former airline pilot and media aviation commentator Terry Tozer discusses the Washington collision Thursday 30th January 2025 Reagan Airport Washington DC – Fatal Mid Air collision At around 8.50 pm, an American Airlines Bombardier CRJ regional jet on approach to Reagan airport was involved in a collision with a US Army Blackhawk helicopter. Both aircraft…

    Kay Green

    January 31, 2025
    Book reviews
    american-airlines, Aviation commentator, Fatal collision, news, potomac-river, Terry Tozer, travel, Washington DC
  • Are we doing democracy?

    Are we doing democracy?

    The EU referendum was my first big dilemma after I’d got myself involved in Party politics. At very short notice, David Cameron was asking us for a vote on a complex topic most of us didn’t know much about, and most politicians responded with diatribes about how badly wrong other politicians were, with simplistic catch-phrases…

    Kay Green

    January 30, 2025
    activism, Politics, Uncategorized, women
    Feminism, feminist, Politics, women
  • Prepare to support your trans comrades

    Prepare to support your trans comrades

    (This is a re-edit of a post from 2022 ( original here ) republished with a few notes in brackets because — well, here we are again, Trump and all, and a heck of a lot of people have learned nothing.) No, I am not saying be ‘a trans ally’. That’s identity-politics nonsense, it’s being…

    Kay Green

    January 23, 2025
    activism, media, Politics, prejudice, women
    FiLiA, Hadley Freeman, Jluie Bindel, Kiri Tunks, Kristina Harrison, Megan Dobney, Palestine, Rojava, Ruth Hunt, Stonewall, WAST
  • DT stands for delirium tremens

    DT stands for delirium tremens

    “Delirium primarily involves alterations of attention and is characterized by a fluctuating course, difficulty with concentration, and altered mental status. Tremens refers to the tremors seen in patients with delirium tremens.” Shall I say DT instead of Donald Trump from now on? It happens around the third day a person is deprived of (or chooses…

    Kay Green

    January 21, 2025
    activism, Book reviews, Politics, Uncategorized
    Age of Surveillance Capitalism, Shoshana Zuboff
  • Unbearable MPs

    Unbearable MPs

    Hastings is one of many towns that’s been enduring an MP who can never talk about Palestine without first agonizing over October 7th. No context, no proportionality. It’s hard to see it as anything but callous, wilful ignorance and you know, I really don’t think they have any idea just how much they have destroyed…

    Kay Green

    January 17, 2025
    activism, Hastings, media, Politics, Uncategorized
    Brilliant Maps, Gaza, Hastings Independent Press, Helena Dollimore, israel, Palestine, Palestine Solidarity Campaign
  • Oldham, Rigby and Musk – how far right is too far?

    Oldham, Rigby and Musk – how far right is too far?

    James Esses is one of many whose careers and/or education were severely impacted by the campaign of harassment initiated by gender ideologists over the last decade or so, when LGBTQ+ demands for trans ‘self-ID’ clashed with single-sex services and child safeguarding practice. Like many of those who were given a hard time, James reacted superbly…

    Kay Green

    January 7, 2025
    activism, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women
    Gisele Pelicot, James Esses, Matt Goodwin, Politics
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