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Lindsey German is a British left-wing political activist and founding member of the British anti-war organisation stop the war coalition.

She is twice stood as candidate for Mayor of London and is co-author of the book A People's History of London.

Dr. Brad Evans is a reader in political violence at the University of Bristol and director of the History of Violence Project.

His books include disposable futures, the seduction of violence in an age of the spectacle and portraits of violence and illustrated history of radical thought.

I've got both those books, they're good.

Lindsey, thank you very much for coming on our show.

You're welcome.

This is a pertinent time, the general election 8th of June in the United Kingdom is tomorrow that being a member of the stop the war coalition,

or founder member of the stop the war coalition, I suppose that means that you're not a conservative voter.

You guessed it, it's right for us time.

I'm a very big fan of Jeremy Corbyn and I hope that he does very very well tomorrow.

He was one of the founder members of the stop the war coalition as well.

When we first had our big meeting just after 9-11, which is where we were formed, he was one of the people who spoke.

I think this election is so important in terms of there is a real choice between more war-mongering, more killing,

all of the things that we've seen over the last 16 years or a different approach from a Labour government, hopefully,

which will say we don't want more of these things.

There has to be a different answer than just invading more countries, bombing more countries,

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