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by Richard Eldred
1 May 2024 12:45 AM

  • “Sadiq Khan played down machete concerns week before Hainault sword attack” – Sadiq Khan played down fears over “gangs running around with machetes” just a week before a deadly sword attack in Hainault, North-East London, reports the Telegraph.
  • “Columbia student protesters barricade themselves inside university building” – In New York, pro-Palestinian students have taken over a Columbia University building in the latest escalation of pro-Palestinian protests on campus, according to Sky News.
  • “Sex is biological fact, NHS declares in landmark shift against gender ideology” – The Government has announced proposals to ban transgender women from single-sex female NHS wards, reports GB News.
  • “Rosie Duffield right to say only women have a cervix, says Starmer” – The Spectator’s Steerpike marvels at Starmer’s remarkable U-turn over Rosie Duffield.
  • “Atkins says term ‘woman’ won’t be eradicated to be inclusive” – Health Secretary Victoria Atkins says the NHS must not “eradicate women” and should avoid using “artificial language” in the name of inclusivity, according to the Mail.
  • “The terrible cost of the school shutdowns” – Lockdown has pushed absenteeism, suspensions and exclusions to record highs, writes Gareth Sturdy in Spiked.
  • “Britain is about to surrender its sovereignty to the WHO” – Handing control to a secretive international body that got most of the Covid calls wrong is not sensible, says John Redwood in the Telegraph.
  • “Nine questions for Peter Daszak” – On Substack, Jim Haslam has nine questions for EcoHealth President Peter Daszak that Congress won’t dare ask at an upcoming public hearing on the pandemic.
  • “Britain must fight ‘chilling effect’ of cancel culture, Sunak says” – Rishi Sunak warns that the erosion of free speech risks damaging democracy, reports the Telegraph.
  • “The old progressive politics is dead – Humza’s resignation proves it” – While the old Third Way progressivism is dying, make no mistake – a new centrist fudge is forming across the West, warns Sherelle Jacobs in the Telegraph.
  • “Humza Yousaf: a hoplite without a phalanx” – Even before becoming First Minister, Yousaf had a poor track record, writes Henry Hill in CapX.
  • “How the SNP broke Scotland” – Telegraph Money reveals four ways the SNP’s firebrand nationalism has failed.
  • “Taxpayers must refuse to fund this migrant scandal” – Do taxpayers realise how much they are being ripped off by the Government to accommodate illegal migrants? asks Janice Davis in TCW.
  • “RedBird IMI formally abandons Telegraph takeover” – The Abu Dhabi-backed investment fund RedBird IMI has abandoned its attempts to buy the Telegraph Media Group and confirmed it will seek an onward sale via an open auction, reports the Telegraph.
  • “How regulators are drowning Britain’s most valuable industry in red tape” – Tory ministers fear the City is being hamstrung by an overzealous watchdog, reports Michael Bow in the Telegraph.
  • “Who gets to ask the questions on Question Time?” – Obviously biased Left-wing studio audiences shame the BBC, says Charles Moore in the Telegraph.
  • “No level of terrorism should be inevitable” – A sclerotic pipework of multi-agency failure is enabling terrorism, writes Ian Acheson in CapX.
  • “London’s nightlife is on the rocks” – Have you tried to get a drink after 11pm in Central London recently? asks Mimi Yates in CapX.
  • “Sadiq Khan has made London an international laughing stock” – The London Mayor’s woeful reign has seen pub after pub and bar after bar close down, writes Sam Bidwell in the Telegraph.
  • “European politicians declare war on text message privacy” – The same EU politicians who are trying to censor the internet now want to read all of your personal messages, say Cecílie Jílková and Alex Gutentag on the Public Substack.
  • “Electric grid wars are a direct assault on the Western middle class” – If we want prosperity for all, electricity must be cheap and plentiful. The energy transition cannot leave ordinary people behind, writes Joel Kotkin in the Telegraph.
  • “Parkrun to delete runners’ statistics as it prepares to double down in records row” – Amateur running organisation Parkrun may delete further statistics from its event websites, according to the Telegraph.
  • “Stonewall’s guidance on gender doesn’t stand up in law” – Groupthink and negligence let a bullying culture thrive in the workplace, but now the tide is finally starting to turn, says Suzanne Moore in the Telegraph.
  • “Visit Britain, if you’re man enough” – VisitBritain’s language guide is yet another example of creeping authoritarianism in our country, says Jack Watson in the New Conservative.
  • “Germany’s disastrous embrace of gender self-ID” – Germany’s new ‘Self-Determination Law’ is a threat to women and children, says Spiked’s Sabine Beppler-Spahl.
  • “Hope Not Hate – the ‘charity’ built on deceit: part two” – In the second part of TCW’s investigation by Karen Harradine into the activist charity Hope Not Hate, she delves into its funding sources and the agendas of its funders.
  • “The Last Night of the Pompous” – In TCW, Weaver Sheridan updates the words of Rule Britannia! for Guardian readers.
  • “The rise and eventual fall of cults” – The Cass review has delivered the transgender cult a significant blow, but that still leaves the anthropogenic climate catastrophists and the Covid/WHO fanatics, writes Paul Sutton on Substack.
  • “When Silicon Valley stopped trying to save the world” – Four years ago, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong was treated as a heretic when he insisted on leaving politics out of work. Now he looks prophetic, says Michal Lev-Ram in the Free Press.
  • “Jerry Seinfeld is wrong about comedy” – Wokeness has exacerbated the decline of sitcoms and stand-up, but it is not the cause, says Ben Sixsmith in the Critic.
  • “Do you owe her an apology?” – Susanna Reid asks Keir Starmer on Good Morning Britain whether he owes Rosie Duffield an apology, given that he now acknowledges that women do, in fact, have cervixes.

'Do you owe her an apology?'@susannareid100 questions Sir @Keir_Starmer about his previous comments when he said MP Rosie Duffield was wrong to say that only women have a cervix. pic.twitter.com/eyRpOEGHOS

— Good Morning Britain (@GMB) April 30, 2024

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GlassHalfFull
GlassHalfFull
1 year ago

“built on the unshakeable belief that the world is divided into two groups of people: the oppressors and the oppressed.” Within this, “Jews are categorically placed in the oppressor category, while Israel is branded a ‘genocidal, settler, colonialist state’”, and “criticising Israel and the Jewish people is not only acceptable but praiseworthy.”

I fully agree.

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True Spirit of America Party
True Spirit of America Party
1 year ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

What do you agree with? That Jews are placed in the oppressor category, or that they should be placed in the oppressor category? Please clarify. The former is descriptive and unfortunately true, while the latter is normative and utterly morally repugnant.

Last edited 1 year ago by True Spirit of America Party
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GlassHalfFull
GlassHalfFull
1 year ago
Reply to  True Spirit of America Party

I’ve been supporting the Palestinians for many decades and nothing has changed my mind.
Hamas are just one element of the Axis of Resistance against the occupying army of Israel.
If Hamas were totally destroyed someone else would take their place.
Palestinians in vast numbers support their liberation from the brutal apartheid Israel.
Resistance fighters have always committed atrocities against their occupiers.
The occupiers in this instance own governments around the world, own the banking system, own Hollywood and own the media so they can manipulate the narrative.
40 beheaded babies was a downright lie as were many other “reported” instances.
The number of deaths is more important than the nature of the deaths.
Israel has killed far more Palestinians than the other way round.
Palestinians have tried non-violent resistance in the past but were met with Israeli aggression killing hundreds.
Israel in the past 3 weeks have killed 9,000+ most of whom were women and children compared to the 1,400 Israelis who died many of whom were IDF soldiers. Also, many who died were killed by crossfire at the music festival, at the Kibbutz and elsewhere. Mainly due to the Israeli Hannibal Doctrine where they kill as many Hamas fighters as possible regardless of the welfare of any hostages or civilians. This included firing a tank round into a kibbutz house killing Hamas fighters AND hostages.
Supporting the plight of Palestinians doesn’t make one an anti-Semite or hold a “repugnant” view.

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Sforzesca
Sforzesca
1 year ago

Shock.
Another pro Israeli anti Gaza on this oh so fair and balanced site.
Thanks for the anti narratives re Covid/Death Vax/Ukraine/ Zero carbon etc., but much more of this and I’m done.

FFS think, or are you all pro Israeli Muslim haters per se?
The answer thus far would appear to be yes.
Shocking.

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Nearhorburian
Nearhorburian
1 year ago
Reply to  Sforzesca

I think we should be working on the basis of what is in British interests.

The ethnic cleansing of the indigenous population of Palestine is not in our interests. Neither is a wider war in the Middle East. Therefore we should oppose the racial supremacists currently running Israel.

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ebygum
ebygum
1 year ago
Reply to  Sforzesca

No, don’t go..especially not on account of idiotic articles like this…

I’m more..keep giving them the rope..because they’re doing a fantastic job of making sure people see they are entitled pompous assholes….….they really aren’t helping the cause…

How many articles about DEI have we ripped to shreds on here because they are obviously a crack-pot idea…?..
but lo and behold if we can fit another anti-Semitic story in, we’ll give it some legitimacy…wouldn’t want it to go to waste…

If they think these kind of articles where we are all supposed to feel sorry because some (always posh) people are having a breakdown (darling) because they fear some supposed existential unknown threat..
while thousands of kids are actually being pulverised and killed every day, day after day…they really don’t get it….…they actually come across as callous buggers with not a scrap of compassion…

Let them keep going with this patronising abstract propaganda..it’s just turning people off…

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Matt Dalby
Matt Dalby
1 year ago
Reply to  ebygum

Kettle, pot and black are 3 words that spring to mind. Do you have any compassion for the 1,400 civilians killed on 7th October?
Any civilian deaths are regrettable, but if you were any Israeli citizen what would you want your government to do?
Hamas knew full well what the response to their atrocity would be, therefore in carrying it out they have shown zero concern for the inevitable civilian casualties that happen when they place military targets in heavily built up areas.
If they cared about ordinary Palestinians they could of based themselves in the West Bank where there’s far more space to keep military targets away from civilians, but no they’re cowards who hide behind women and children.
How many members of Hamas are actually Palestinians rather than foreign fighters doing what they see as their vile antisemitic religious duty?

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ebygum
ebygum
1 year ago
Reply to  Matt Dalby

Oh bugger off with your racist nonsense and collective guilt crap..it’s never going to make me lose my sense of compassion or my knowledge of wrong and right…… I have said….in fact pretty much everybody in the world has said what happened on October 7th was barbaric and horrible..
..it was..and I have said it often and unreservedly…

What you have to explain is how in less than a month…ten thousands deaths, possibly twenty in the next couple of weeks is acceptable because of that?

What you are really saying is only the October 7th lives matter..and any amount of civilian lives of Palestinian people is irrelevant…
..everyone hears that message loud and clear..and trust me they don’t think it’s being ‘compassionate’…

Collective punishment is, quite rightly, an illegal act within the rules of International Law…and I have said from the beginning I expect Israel to follow those rules of war…I expect their behaviour to be better than the others..I don’t expect them to behave worse than terrorists….
and I would expect it if I was an Israeli…millions of Jews think the same..please don’t think you talk for them all…

You can have sympathy only for the Israeli hostages..but don’t tell other people that their compassion is missing when only one of the two of us can spread that to innocent children being blown to bits for something they didn’t commit and have no control over…..and definitely don’t deserve….…..they are also the victims here..and you are putting the blame on them…that’s not compassionate, that’s the opposite…

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Mathison
Mathison
1 year ago
Reply to  Matt Dalby

Oh dear. That really is the most ignorant comment I’ve read here and it was already a low bar. You’ve heard of Jenin right? Yes, Hamas are Palestinians. That’s why they fight for a land they still believe is theirs, just as the Jews fight after thousands of years, for land they believe is theirs. Of course, you’d say nothing if someone stole land and a home you’d lived in. And according to you, you’d be a coward for trying to get it back. I can only assume you are very young.

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GlassHalfFull
GlassHalfFull
1 year ago
Reply to  Matt Dalby

“1,400 civilians killed”???????
Israel in the past 3 weeks have killed 9,000+ most of whom were women and children compared to the 1,400 Israelis who died many of whom were IDF soldiers. Also, many who died were killed by crossfire at the music festival, at the Kibbutz and elsewhere. Mainly due to the Israeli Hannibal Doctrine where they kill as many Hamas fighters as possible regardless of the welfare of any hostages or civilians. This included firing a tank round into a kibbutz house killing Hamas fighters AND hostages.

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JeremyP99
JeremyP99
1 year ago
Reply to  Sforzesca

Good lord no. But I do have a problem with Islam as it is now. And international law supports the actions Israel is taking to defend itself after the slaughter of the innocents. That Hamas are happy to use their people as a human shield makes no difference, I am afraid. Maybe it would be in their interests NOT to elect terrorists to govern them?

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/10/27/international-law-backs-israels-right-to-defend-itself/

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Sforzesca
Sforzesca
1 year ago
Reply to  JeremyP99

Well at least they use their own people as human shields.
Unlike –

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2005/oct/07/israel

And I’m sure that international law supporting Israel’s position is ample consolation to the thousands of innocents being slaughtered on both sides.

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NeilofWatford
NeilofWatford
1 year ago

Impossible to understand this as a political issue.
It’s a spiritual battle.
DEI hates families, mums, dads, parents rights to bring up their children. It seeks to destroy and pervert the definition of male and female, corrupt our infants, as well as criminalising the Judeo-Christian culture upon which British prosperity was built.
Like cancer, it infests every arm of government, big commerce, education and media.
As clearly demonstrated in the comments on the DS Israel articles, its proponents can’t hold an argument and hate truth, facts and testimony because it is based on a lie.
Simply, DEI, as with Jew/Israel hatred is plain evil. It is of the same spirit, not merely an idea or philosophy.
Expose. Oppose. Disrupt. Destroy.
No room for sightseers, this is a war on our way of life.

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Nearhorburian
Nearhorburian
1 year ago
Reply to  NeilofWatford

“Judeo-Christian”

Anybody who uses that term is working for the enemy.

European civilisation is Christo-Pagan.

Jews have historically sided with Muslims against Christians, as today Jewish Israel sides with Muslim Azerbaijan against Christian Armenia.

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Mathison
Mathison
1 year ago
Reply to  NeilofWatford

Don’t wish to be picky, but British prosperity was built on piracy and colonialism.

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RW
RW
1 year ago
Reply to  Mathison

Colonialism is a nonsense term invented by lefties born long after decolonisation came to an end. It’s somewhat similar to the righties’ nonsense term statism. Like all empires of past and present¹ the British empire was conquered. That’s so banal that it doesn’t even need to be mentioned.

¹ Still existing example of this kind of state would be the USA, Russia, China and India, to name the largest.

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RW
RW
1 year ago

The people writing these articles have an antisemitism problem and it is that they believe it would the mark of a tactical genius to label any opposition to their positions as antisemitism. This is as wrong¹ as it is tiresome and just dilutes the term into complete meaninglessness.

¹ Antisemitism was a political movement, mostly in Germany and Austria, in the 19th and early 20th century whose members were opposed to the so-called Jewis emancipation, the granting of full citizen’s right to Jews, which had occurred in the course of the Napoleonic wars out of state self-interest: The more citizens a state had, the more people were liable to serve as conscripts in the armed forces. Hostility between Jews and Arabs in particular and – more generally – between Jews and Muslims is a much newer phenomenon and one with entirely different causes, principally the military successes of the state of Israel in the middle-east over its Arabic enemies. People who lost a succession of wars are usually not friendly disposed towards those who conquered them afterwards.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
1 year ago

Insightful piece about the stark contrast in cultures, by an American woman who was held captive in Afghanistan by her ‘Jekyll and Hyde’, Islamist husband;

”Without warning, he expected me to live in purdah, in a polygamous family, which included my mother-in-law, the first of three wives, a woman who tried to force me to convert me to Islam and who then tried to kill me.
Airport officials had removed my American passport, (“a mere formality, Madam”), and I found myself back in the 10th century with no exit out.
I learned the hard way that the Islamic East and the Judeo-Christian West really are very different.

Long before the Taliban came to town, women in burqas were forced to sit at the back of the bus and were rudely pushed to the back of the shopping line when any man, usually a male servant, came to make his purchases.
I was horrified by this and by child marriage, polygamy, purdah, burqas, hijab, the mistreatment of servants, and rumored honor killings. When I said so, my Afghan family mocked me as an “hysterical” American overreaction to what was a normal and perfectly acceptable way of life.
It was for them, but not for me, and not for anyone who had grown up in America, the land of libraries and liberty.
I nearly died there. However, I got out and lived to tell the tale. It was a story that no one wanted to hear.

Today, too many Westerners still refuse to understand that Islam has, once again, become Islamism; that jihad does not mean a spiritual “shaking off,” but means killing the infidels and doing so in the creatively demonic ways perfected by the PLO, Al-Qaeda, ISIS, the Taliban, Hezbollah, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and Hamas. Islamism = jihad terrorism. Jihad Islamism, as funded by Iran and Qatar, and by Soros and the Rockefeller Brothers.”

https://www.newenglishreview.org/when-will-progressive-westerners-accept-the-fact-that-not-all-people-and-all-cultures-are-the-same/

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RW
RW
1 year ago
Reply to  Mogwai

I learned the hard way that the Islamic East and the Judeo-Christian West really are very different.

The Christan parts of the world were decidedly anti-jewish for the largest part of their history. Traditionally, Christians/ the Christian Church would accuse Jews of having murdered Jesus. The Judeo-Christian West is a fable invented after the second world war. To this date, orthodox Jews insist in maintaining a strict separation from non-Jews, to the point that they must not eat using the same set of eating utensils as these.

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Matt Dalby
Matt Dalby
1 year ago
Reply to  RW

Orthodox Jews don’t try and impose their beliefs or way of life on everyone else, so in this case there’s nothing wrong with ‘live and let live’.
This clearly isn’t the case with many millions of muslims who clearly represent a threat to what’s left of Western civilization after left wing wokesters have hollowed it out from within.

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RW
RW
1 year ago
Reply to  Matt Dalby

That’s besides the point, which was about the fiction of a judeo-christian culture.

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Mathison
Mathison
1 year ago

Here we go with the raping dead Israeli women trope. Hamas has two goals: To keep the plight of Palestinians in the news (this means sending rockets into Israel knowing the response will not be proportionate and the world will remember the Palestinians for a week or two) and hostages for prisoner swaps. They removed the destruction of Israel from their Charter in 2006 (even says this on UK Gov website) in order to get elected. Netanyahu encouraged Hamas move into politics as he believed is would divide the Palestinian cause. Pumping up the rhetoric only fans the flames – we need sane voices, not more hysterics. It was bad enough what happened in Israel on Oct 7, heightening the horror helps no-one.

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JeremyP99
JeremyP99
1 year ago

Wearing mine with pride.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/266448192339?chn=ps&_trkparms=ispr%3D1&amdata=enc%3A1h5WgWVQgQoGVEvKr6UzcOw87&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=710-134428-41853-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=266448192339&targetid=1647205088320&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=1006886&poi=&campaignid=17206177401&mkgroupid=136851690655&rlsatarget=pla-1647205088320&abcId=9300866&merchantid=118946284

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psychedelia smith
psychedelia smith
1 year ago

Given the Daily Sceptic was set up to fight and ridicule the Covid pantomime – the jackbooted assault on our lives, the junk science festival, the grooming, the groupthink, the lies, the looting, the jab damage, the manipulation, the fear mongering, I don’t know how anyone on here can also be defending Islam. 

Are you not on the DS because you are sick of oppressive, freedom crushing ideologies and control agendas that bully and manipulate people through groupthink and fear? Isn’t that what Islam fundamentally is, Hamas just being the tip of one of the many spears?

Islam might be described as ‘the religion of peace’ but only if you strictly obey its doctrines. See how much peace you enjoy when you’re accused of insulting the Prophet or making a loose charcoal sketch of him. Or if you suddenly decide to become a ‘non-believer’ or a Christian. Or you’re a Muslim woman and you try to leave the house in 40 degree heat wearing anything other than a heavy jet black burqa or niqab plus full nylon table cloth. Or you’re a young mother who’s randomly accused of adultery by your jealous neighbours, dragged off then buried up to your shoulders in soil and stoned to death (with a handy leaflet for the crowd stipulating a medium-ish size rock so as to prolong the agony for as long as possible). Or you’re gay and you just want to be accepted into society without being beaten to a pulp or shown the roof terrace. Or you’re a Yorkshire schoolboy who accidentally scuffs a copy of a 6th century book containing the musings of a 53 year old man who married a 9 year old child and you have to flee into hiding for your own safety. Or you’re a popular Parisian cartoonist and you draw a picture of this ‘prophet’ and in return get machine gunned to death outside your office in broad daylight.

Despite all the theories about globalist influence on these atrocities etc, which of course could also be true, they could be exploiting Islam for their own ends – nothing, repeat nothing takes away from the fact that Hamas are a murderous ideological death cult that want Israel and Jews permanently wiped off the map. This is literally the religious bottom line. And for Western so-called ‘liberal’ apologists to maintain that if only Israel would stop retaliating, Hamas would suddenly turn into a giant yoga practicing Moby is absurd self-indulgent Guardianista bullshit. 

Whether these attacks on Israel were background funded by our Covidian globalist cartel and the gangsters in the White House to further provoke a highly lucrative Middle Eastern conflict is a definite possibility but I don’t see it this time. Some people on here claim this attack was an inside job to strengthen and embolden Netanyahus fading popularity, but why would you fund and allow a massacre that made you look like a galactic fuckwit who didn’t have the first clue about protecting his people? Way to show strong leadership.. This argument doesn’t make any sense.

Israel for all its careless heavy handedness, corruption and faults are an integrated largely tolerant, largely democratic, forward thinking modern society. Hamas are a disastrous combo of Tony Soprano and medieval death cult. But the craziest thing is if you disregard their beliefs, Israelis and Palestinians are more or less the same people.

Israel are not an apartheid state. To accuse them of that is to completely cheapen the horrendous things that happened in South Africa from1948 to 1991. Neither are they committing genocide. To accuse them of that is to render the term genocide utterly meaningless and to insult every victim of genocide in history. Israel have Arabs working as doctors, lawyers, police, firemen, bus drivers, shop workers, office workers, in the government and even in the army. They have Arab political parties that sit in parliament that Arabs can vote for.
So for people to try and pretend Israel is some kind of 1950’s Alabama with ‘No Arabs, No dogs’ signs on every shop is a self-indulgent western BBC fantasy that in propaganda terms Hamas can’t get enough of.

Palestine has been given more than $8.5 billion over the years by the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait and others that could have easily been spent on housing, hospitals, schools, food, infrastructure but instead Hamas spent it on weapons – demonstrating exactly how much they care about their people over their agenda. 

Being neither Jewish or Arab I have no skin in this game but I can see that there is no moral equivalence here. Hamas’s goal is the extermination of Jews. Full stop.

So how long before this goal properly extends to the UK and starts including Infidels and ‘non-believers’ too? Given the current state of our streets in London and the support these hyper-entitled blood thirsty narcissists are getting from the Met Police and the victimhood narrative they are being constantly fed by our Establishment media, this terrifying prospect could be here sooner than we think.

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Sforzesca
Sforzesca
1 year ago
Reply to  psychedelia smith

Wonderful piece of satire, I loved the – “Israel for all its careless heavy handedness”.
Priceless.

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psychedelia smith
psychedelia smith
1 year ago
Reply to  Sforzesca

As I said, I have no skin in this game and it’s truly and unimaginably awful for the people involved. But I can smell a great deal of elephant shit in this room. Would you care to address the Islamic death cult that wants to wipe Israel and the Jews from the face of the Earth? Or are you going to ‘dead me’ with vapid sarcasm again?

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