The definitive biography, from the day he was born to his final downfall as UK prime minister.
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Image Formation
Just because someone has a name, status, titles, education, training, occupation, and so forth, enjoys prestige, and perhaps moves in higher circles, it doesn’t mean that everything is exemplary and going well. One cannot imagine what occurs among those in positions of responsibility, trusted individuals, or pillars of society, and so on… They are public figures with photos, appear in the media, are recognized and respected, and so forth.
When someone forms an impression based on information, a perception is formed. The image one gets differs from the reality one undergoes and experiences, being part of the whole.
It’s a challenge to realize and understand this. The perception is shaped by the perspective and the role or responsibility or experience one has while looking or judging. It creates a biased image that doesn’t align with reality.
Regarding an event that is deeply objectionable, etc., mandatory silence can arise. A framed and biased image is created.
The conscience and character of the person play a role. Sometimes, there’s a reluctance to acknowledge something. There is subordination among those responsible that prevents one from having a broad view of what’s going on.
Is there a willingness to be humane, to be honest, to show understanding? When co-responsible parties can’t get along, you don’t get what one might expect. This is a serious issue that arises.
When you simply state what’s happening, and you hear: ‘You’re attacking me!’ you understand what’s happening and the person’s attitude…
You cannot close your eyes to reality and act like Pilate, who washed his hands.
Sometimes, people blind themselves to reality and articulate their attitude towards life in a relative or specific manner, to function within the given incorrect context.
These are elements that determine the formation of the perception.
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De beeldvorming
Het is niet omdat iemand naam, status, titels, studie, opleiding, functie, beroep enzovoort heeft, aanzien geniet en zich eventueel in hogere kringen beweegt, dat alles voorbeeldig en goed verloopt.
Men kan het zich niet voorstellen wat er bij verantwoordelijken, vertrouwenspersonen, vaandeldragers in de samenleving, enzovoort gebeurt … Ze zijn publiek figuur met foto, komen in de media, worden erkent en gerespecteerd, enzovoort.
Wanneer iemand zich een beeld vormt aan de hand van mededelingen, krijg je een perceptie. Het beeld die je krijgt verschilt van de werkelijkheid, die je ondergaat en meemaakt, waar je onderdeel bent van het geheel.
Het is een knelpunt om tot besef en inzicht te komen. Het beeld wordt bepaalt vanuit welke invalshoek en met welke functie of verantwoordelijkheid of ervaring je kijkt of oordeelt. Men krijgt een gekleurd beeld, die niet overeenkomt met de werkelijkheid.
Nopens een gebeuren die diep verwerpelijk is, enzovoort, kan er verplicht stilzwijgen ontstaan.
Er wordt een geframd en gebiased beeld gecreëerd.
Het geweten en het karakter van de persoon speelt een rol. Soms de onwil om iets te erkennen.
Er is ondergeschiktheid onder verantwoordelijken die oorzaak is dat je niet met een ruime blik kunt omgaan met wat er aan de hand is.
Is er bereidheid om menselijk te zijn, eerlijk te zijn, om begrip te tonen?
Wanneer medeverantwoordelijken het niet goed met elkaar kunnen vinden krijg je niet wat men zou mogen verwachten. Dit is een ernstig knelpunt, die zich voordoet.
Wanneer je gewoon verwoord wat er is, en je krijgt te horen: “je valt me aan!” weet je wat er aan de hand is en wat de houding is van de persoon …
Je kunt je ogen niet sluiten voor de werkelijkheid en doen zoals Pilatus, die de handen wast.
Soms strooien mensen zich zand in de ogen en verwoorden hun levenshouding relativerend of op een bepaalde manier, om te kunnen functioneren in de gegeven foute context.
Het zijn elementen die bepalen welke beeldvorming er ontstaat
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Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, British people have been largely law abiding and civic minded. They followed the stay-at-home orders through three lengthy lockdowns, many losing their jobs, missing birthdays, weddings and even the funerals of their loved ones in the process.
So when evidence began to emerge in late November that the staff at 10 Downing Street, the prime minister’s residence and the central office of government, had held a Christmas party during lockdown, people were angry, to say the least. But then, after a steady stream of breaking news made clear it was not one or two but at least 16 parties, several of which Prime Minister Boris Johnson knew about and in some cases apparently attended, that anger transformed into fury. On Thursday, four members of his staff resigned, with one citing his reference to a debunked conspiracy theory while speaking to Parliament as a contributing factor.
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And what kind of leadership does the UK need at this time?
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Over 2,700 people gathered in central London for the Marxism 2015 festival last weekend. They included striking
workers, students, campaigners and socialists from across the globe.
Up to 900 people attended the opening rally. Amy Leather from the central committee of the Socialist Workers
Party (SWP) said, “The theme of Marxism is ideas for revolution—we need to make those ideas a reality.”
Events in Greece dominated the event (see below).
Several meetings discussed struggle and austerity in Britain.
At a meeting on class Joseph Choonara argued that people feel more precarious than they are and that the working
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A debate on why there are so few strikes in Britain looked at whether there has been a structural change in the
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Bfawu union president Ian Hodson spoke in one session, along with striking Glasgow homelessness caseworkers and
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finished the meeting with a song from the US fast food strikers’ picket lines.
The Glasgow strikers raised around £1,000 for their strike fund over the weekend.
Racism
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Hassan Mahamdallie spoke on the frightening rise in state Islamophobia.
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Other meetings debated the nature of Zionism, women’s oppression and the Green Party. Many service users
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Debated
Several meetings debated how Marxist theory applies today. Others linked theory with struggles—such as how the
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She told Socialist Worker, “I came because I want to get more politically active. There’s no other event like
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Greece—the big debate
Socialists from Greece spoke about the struggle there and debated the best way to take it forward.
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Alex stressed that this was not the end of the battle and said the mass mobilisation of workers pointed to the
way forward.
Panos Garganas, editor of the Workers’ Solidarity newspaper in Greece, spoke from the floor.
He said, “The game is not over. But we have discovered the referee is against us.”
He said Syriza had made the mistake of thinking it could make the bosses see reason.
“We’ve used the ballot box,” he said.
“Now we have to use workers’ power in the workplace.”
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