Helena (NoJusticeMTG)

Helena, a sharp political commentator, and Anel Shaleen, a former State Department official turned critic of U.S. support for Israel, dive into the escalating tensions in Gaza. They discuss Netanyahu's threats of renewed military action and King Abdullah’s concerns about ethnic cleansing proposals. The duo critiques the humanitarian crisis and navigates the complicated geopolitics surrounding Palestinian displacement. Their conversation also touches on misinformation in public discourse and the contrasting treatment of Palestinian and Ukrainian refugees.

Helena, a political commentator known as NoJusticeMTG, joins Nick Dearden, director of Global Justice Now, and economist James Meadway for an insightful discussion. They explore the implications of rising drug prices in the UK due to pressures from Trump's policies. Helena warns about the erosion of public sector skills by AI and consultancies, while Dearden advocates for public funding in pharmaceuticals. Meadway raises alarms over the potential economic fallout from an AI valuation collapse, linking it to broader financial risks.

Helena NoJustice (MTG), a savvy political commentator, teams up with Daniel Levy, a former Israeli negotiator and Middle East expert, to dissect a momentous ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas. They delve into the historical context and the potential for lasting peace amidst jubilation in the region. Key discussions address U.S. involvement, governance in Gaza, and the humanitarian crisis. Their insights reveal the complex dynamics and political pressures that shape the ceasefire, leaving listeners with a nuanced understanding of the conflict's future.

Helena, also known as NoJusticeMTG, is a regular commentator on social and political issues. In this discussion, she addresses the horrifying case of Dominique Pellico, sentencing him to 20 years for orchestrating his wife’s rape. The conversation delves into France's rape culture, highlighting Giselle Pellico's bravery in exposing her abuse. They tackle societal complicity and advocate for legal reforms to combat sexual violence. The dialogue underscores the urgent call for transformative change and a rejection of normalized sexual violence.

Helena NoJustice (MTG), a prominent commentator on housing and social issues, joins Paul Rogers, an Emeritus Professor of Peace Studies, to dissect Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei’s remarks regarding Bashar al-Assad’s downfall. They explore Iran's blame towards the U.S. and Israel while contrasting Assad's lavish lifestyle with the dire conditions in Syria. They also touch on the ongoing humanitarian crisis, the complex geopolitics in the Middle East, and the pressing housing challenges in the UK that exacerbate societal inequalities.