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You’re either in front of Guido, or you are behind…
As part of the Green Party’s inadvertent upload of a bunch of internal files to the internet co-conspirators get to browse the party’s recent “Guidance to Identify Queerphobia” for budding Greens. It’s what you’d expect…
The guidance kicks off by explaining it uses “queerphobia as an umbrella term to refer to all bigotry, prejudice or discrimination faced by the LGBTIQA+ community” before diving into the specifics. Greens are instructed among many other things that they must avoid:
Those are a select few. The party draws its guidance from a paper by the ‘Organisation Intersex International Europe’ which instructs politicians on how to avoid Aphobia (bias against asexual people), Arophobia (bias against ‘aromantic’ people), Enbyphobia (bias against non-binary people) and others. A lot to learn…
Co-conspirators can read the full guidance, produced in summer 2023, below:
UK DOGE has been keeping tabs on the government’s ballooning translation bills. Co-conspirators won’t be surprised to see the Department for Work and Pensions is one of the worst culprits…
According to a written parliamentary answer, the DWP splurged a staggering £7,656,454 last year on translation and interpretation services for benefit claimants. Of that, £6.7 million went on interpretation, and £882,118 on translation. The 1.26 million migrants now claiming Universal Credit might have something to do with that mega bill…
For that, you could:
The taxpayer may have a view on which should be prioritised. UK DOGE recommends costs are cut here…
Paula Barker, Liverpool Wavertree MP backing Andy Burnham, told Times Radio there wouldn’t be trouble from the markets under Burnham:
“The markets will have to fall in line.”