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• Tue 17 Sep Dover, The Booking Hall Steve Ignorant View tickets
• Thu 10 Oct Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach Steve Ignorant Band performing Crass View tickets
• Fri 11 Oct Plymouth, The Junction Steve Ignorant Full Band performing Crass View tickets
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• Thu 14 Nov Nottingham, The Old Cold Store Steve Ignorant Full Band performing Crass View tickets
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• Sun 24 Nov Nottingham, The Old Cold Store Steve Ignorant Full Band performing Crass Rescheduled
• Sun 24 Nov Wolverhampton, Robin 2 Rebellion Festival - 40 Years of Daz Russell Cock Sparrer, Steve Ignorant, Paranoid Visions, Fire Exit View tickets
• Fri 16 May Newcastle, The Grove Steve Ignorant Band performing Crass Crapsons View tickets
• Sat 17 May Huddersfield, The Parish Steve Ignorant Band performing Crass Crapsons View tickets
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• Sat 21 Jun Manchester Academy North West Calling 2025 Cockney Rejects, UK Subs, Anti Nowhere League, Steve Ignorant, Bar Stool Preachers… View tickets

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Steve Ignorant – Full band performing CRASS songs

Once more Steve will go on tour to perform CRASS songs 1977-1984 and Ignorant Classics with his band:

Carol Hodge (vocals), Pete Wilson (lead guitar), Pete Rawlinson (bass guitar) Jay Bagnall (drums).

Steve Ignorant is a singer/songwriter and artist. He co-founded the anarcho-punk band CRASS with Penny Rimbaud in 1977. When CRASS finished he played in various bands and is currently performing with his own band Steve Ignorant’s Slice Of Life.

After the huge success of performing CRASS songs & Anarcho Classics at The Last Supper Tour in 2010-11 and high profile gigs with Paranoid Visions (Rockfest, Quebec 2016; Rebellion Fest, UK 2017; Japan 2018; Punk Rock Bowling, USA 2018; Montreal ’77, Canada 2018), Steve will go once more on a World Tour.

The political and lyrical ideas of CRASS are even more relevant today as they were then and will be performed with the same intensity of those days.

The entire CRASS Catalogue has been remastered and reissued through One Little Indian this April, which has only intensified the interest in CRASS and what it stands for.

He’ll be performing CRASS songs 1977-1984 with some Ignorant Classics with his band:

Carol Hodge (vocals) & Pete Wilson (Lead guitar) both played at The Last Supper Tour.

Pete Rawlinson (Bass guitar), who together with Steve & Carol & Pete W are the Steve Ignorant’s Slice Of Life band.

Jay Bagnall (Drums), drummer of Paranoid Visions and who played with Steve when performing the CRASS songs & Anarcho Classics.

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THE IGNORANT TOUR (CRASS)

The IGNORANT TOUR is happening, already planning & rehearsing. I’ll be performing CRASS songs with Jay Bagnall (drummer), Carol Hodge (vocals & keys), Pete Rawlinson (bass guitar) and Pete Wilson (lead guitar).

Tickets are selling fast. London is nearly sold out. TICKET LINKS for THE IGNORANT TOUR London https://www.the100club.co.uk/events/the-ignorant-tour/ https://www.seetickets.com/tour/the-ignorant-tour Scotland Calling https://www.seetickets.com/…/sco…/o2-academy-glasgow/1404352

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Maddow Blog | H.R. McMaster struggled to understand ‘Putin’s hold on Trump’

It’s not exactly a secret that many officials who worked closely with Donald Trump during his presidency are not on board with his bid for a second term. Not only is Trump’s former vice president withholding his support for the Republican’s 2024 candidacy, and not only is Trump’s former White House chief of staff condemning his former boss , but Trump’s former White House press secretary and communications director appeared at the Democratic convention last week and explained how and why the GOP nominee lies.

Retired Army Gen. H.R. McMaster offers another special case.

McMaster became the White House national security adviser in early 2017, shortly after Michael Flynn was fired after two weeks on the job. In the 14 months that followed, the retired general got a first-hand look at how Trump operated, and as he writes in his new book, “At War with Ourselves: My Tour of Duty in the Trump White House,” McMaster wasn’t altogether impressed.

Based on the latest reporting, the “ blistering ” book describes Oval Office meetings as “exercises in competitive sycophancy,” complains of Trump’s “ outlandish “ national security ideas, and alerts readers to the fact that the GOP nominee was a president who was “ addicted to adulation ” and easily manipulated by flattery .

But perhaps most notable of all is the book’s description of McMaster’s concerns about Trump and Russia’s Vladimir Putin. The Wall Street Journal published a striking excerpt , which began “From the beginning of my time as President Donald Trump’s national security adviser, in February 2017, I found that discussions of Vladimir Putin and Russia were difficult to have with the president.”

[O]ur relationship reached a breaking point after I attended the Munich Security Conference in February 2018. ... [W]hat made news was the response I gave to a question from a member of the Russian Duma, the lower house of the Federal Assembly, who suggested cooperation between Moscow and Washington in the area of cybersecurity. After joking that I doubted there would be any Russian cyber experts available because they were all engaged in subverting our democracies, I described evidence cited in the Mueller investigation’s indictments of Russians for election interference in 2016 as “incontrovertible.”

Trump, McMaster quickly learned, was “furious” that his national security adviser had told the truth in public, and his “aversion” to McMaster soon intensified — in part because the retired general “was the principal voice telling him that Putin was using him.”

The excerpt went on to note a nerve-agent attack in England that targeted former Russian military intelligence officer Sergei Skripal and his daughter, which was easily traced to Moscow.

Just a few days after the poisoning of Skripal and his daughter, a story appeared in the New York Post with the headline “Putin Heaps Praise on Trump, Pans U.S. Politics.” When I walked into the Oval Office that evening, on another matter, the president had a copy of the article and was writing a note to the Russian leader across the page with a fat black Sharpie. He asked me to get the clipping to Putin.

McMaster ignored the directive, and confided to his wife, “After over a year in this job, I cannot understand Putin’s hold on Trump.”

This was not an unfamiliar sentiment. As I noted in my new book , retired Republican Sen. Dan Coats, who served for more than two years as Trump’s director of national intelligence, has said he believes Putin’s government had something on Trump, which left him compromised.

The former president was so acquiescent toward Russia that, in 2018, former CIA director John Brennan also suggested that the Kremlin “may have something on” Trump personally. Brennan added, “The Russians, I think, have had long experience with Mr. Trump, and may have things that they could expose.”

It’s not just Democrats, in other words, who’ve expressed concern about Trump, Putin and Russia. Members of the Republican's own team felt the same way.

This article was originally published on MSNBC.com

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