Palantir’s Military Role in Israel and Britain

Palantir Technologies – the surveillance company co-founded by Trump ally Peter Thiel – has secured at least 24 contracts across key UK public institutions, and is now working with both the Israeli and the British military. Palantir Rejects Labour’s ID Scheme It’s not often that I would share an image from the Daily Star, but […] Source

Getting the indy band back together

It’s been a good couple of weeks for hopes of Scottish independence, with some very positive opinion poll results, and signs of a new assertiveness amongst the main pro-independence parties. It’s a glimmering of hope in the stormy skies of British politics, where the dark looming clouds of the far right…

Donald Trump’s number one priority is opposing renewable energy

I’M a builder – a bricklayer, specifically speaking, but, during a working lifetime on construction sites, I’ve done various other jobs as well as laying bricks. Donald John Trump never built a single damn thing in his life. He inherited shedloads of money plus contacts with corrupt officials, which enabled him to employ builders to build things. But Trump himself never built anything in his entire, useless life. Source

The Sarwar Quandary

All political parties are in trouble, for different reasons, but the Scottish Labour Party has it’s own special problems. It was very recently heralded as the solution to Labour, to Britain and the Union. The 2024 General Election result in which Labour won a landslide of  411 seats across the UK, with Scottish Labour winning […] Source

ICYMI September

I spent the last few days hunting down an article that I needed to reference and realised that there’s such a vast bank of content on Bella’s archive that we need to find ways to make it easier to find. Plus, we want to showcase content that you might have missed in the last month. […] Source

Meet the industry bosses running UK Government departments

THE former CEO of BAE Systems, the British Airways executive who oversees its lobbying team, the chairman of the Petrochemical giant Ineos and senior figures from the banking and privatisation industries are among the corporate bosses who’ve been put in charge of setting strategy for British government departments … Source