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The Time Has Come to Get Rid of the Whole Lot of Them

by Dr Carl Heneghan and Dr Tom Jefferson
29 January 2024 3:10 PM

Public service used to be about looking after your population, your constituents. It used to be about putting public policy before personal and party interests, about accountability, humility and retiring in good order when the job is done without seeking personal advancement and riches for yourself or your colleagues. It used to be about financial probity and not taking any rash actions suggested to you by expediency and empty heads before you understand the consequences. An example is the Roman General-farmer Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus, also quoted for other reasons by Mr. Johnson. Cincinnatus was recalled to serve the republic as he was tending his fields. He took the dictator staff that gave him absolute power and immunity, and then, having destroyed the Gallic menace in 16 days, he gave the rod back to the Senate and became a farmer again.

The serial revelations of the last year of the ‘management’ (forgive the term) of the Covid pandemic by our rulers have now shown up the baseness to which our human race can stoop to achieve control over us and cover their tracks.

We got Hancock regarding critics of his insane policies as enemies, modellers with a consistently poor record being sanctified, widespread theft and waste (wait until we publish some of the stuff – it beggars belief) and the luring of the subjects into a state of panic by Government and media to achieve control. Vital records have also systematically been erased to cover corporate backs and avoid the nuisance of FOI requests. Panicked elderly citizens were not enough to get the populace to accept lockdown, so the BBC was enrolled to put pressure on minors and young adults to lock up, vaccinate, mask and other evidence-free amenities when their risk of disease was close to zero, and none of the measures introduced had any evidence of transmission interruption. We have already pointed out to our readers that the BBC is untrustworthy; it will be even less reliable after being outed.

The unedifying expletive and deletive show among politicians and their cliques continues, laid bare by the WhatsApp messages that survived the nightly cull. In archaeology, they would be known as ‘residual deposits surviving later disturbance’, meaning what’s left of documentable and verifiable evidence after thieves, robbers and demolition squads have taken their toll.

What is now becoming painfully apparent is that in Scotland, home of the brave, Covid restrictions were based at best on political motivations and, in reality, on zero scientific evidence, as we have maintained all along. Scotland is no exception. Mask mandates were introduced in England to appease Ms. Sturgeon (who regarded Mr. Johnson as a “f***** clown”), whose testimony next week will prove interesting.

Our stance had cost us dear. We have been subject to personal attacks, university investigations, spying, ostracism and loss of jobs. There is no science behind the six-metre rule, mask-wearing, vertical drinking and the numerous other vicious, contradictory, ridiculous and restrictive policies that were imposed on a supposedly free people by foul-mouthed politicians and their ‘advisers’, a rag-tag army of overnight experts, Stalinists and TV clowns.

Did you last see your mum dying behind a glass screen? Did your business go bust? Did you enjoy solitary confinement in your own home? Did your teenagers go bonkers in their bedrooms? Did you feel unwell but could not get access to your GP and eventually went to A&E, where you were infected? Did your friendly neighbour end up in hospital with a stroke and die of Covid? Did your mother or grandmother die of neglect in solitary confinement in a nursing home? Have your benefits just been cut because the state is bankrupt? Did you hit the bottle and sit in a chair for six months, which you can least afford because you have diabetes?

Well, you know now whom you can thank.

A few people did try to bring sanity to the ‘situation’ (that should have been ‘debate’, but there wasn’t any), but it did not last long. We worked with two NHS staff who were told their connivance with us would cost them their jobs.

Is this a free democratic society? We think not. Charlatan modellers and civil liberty executioners have been showered with honours and sycophantic treatment while Western governments criticised China for adopting similar measures. Look not to Russia or China as the enemies. They are here among us, pressing you to conform, think and act alike like Fritz Lange’s zombie-like citizens in his greatest movie, Metropolis.

Our disgust at what we suspected but is now confirmed knows no bounds. Free people should not tolerate influencers, lightweight healthcare decision-makers, boot lickers, profiteers and politickers. 

The time has come to get rid of the whole lot of them. It is not difficult to eliminate cowards trying to cover their tracks and empty heads, suggesting the latest idiotic policy to circumvent it. We keep calling them out with the help of the populace they rule over. We need your help to keep going, but we must confess that the clowns being deposed by Mr. Dawson have given us a leg up.

But apart from these few trivial points, the response to Covid was great; it’s time for a mutual backslap session and cuppa. More tea, my lady?

Prof. Carl Heneghan is the Oxford Professor of Evidence Based Medicine and Dr. Tom Jefferson is an epidemiologist based in Rome who works with Professor Heneghan on the Cochrane Collaboration. This article was first published on their Substack, Trust The Evidence, which you can subscribe to here.

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varmint
varmint
11 months ago

Another Fine Mess

lauerl-and-hardy
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Dinger64
Dinger64
11 months ago
Reply to  varmint

Too true!
Just look at the picture of those pair!
Our future???
Wonder if they share their ties?

Last edited 11 months ago by Dinger64
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varmint
varmint
11 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

Total imposters and squirming parasites that will soon be in charge of how we all live. I hear North Korea is nice this time of year, maybe we should all seek asylum

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Richard Austin
Richard Austin
11 months ago

Labour scare the hell out of me and I am not Jewish but my background is although my family deny it. Hey, where did Goldsby come from. My Mom looks like Beatty on the old adverts.
If I were a Jew in England today I would be booking a flight out. Labour is an antisemtic party and David Lammy is the most racist person I can recall coming across.

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
11 months ago
Reply to  Richard Austin

And he actually called Brexit voters worse that Nazis.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
11 months ago

Any country which recognises a Palestinian state is certifiably insane. I’m going to stick my neck out and optimistically say that the majority of the population from these insane ( Western ) countries do not agree with their lunatic politicians on this matter;

”Israel has long been the primary supporter of the Palestinian people, both on the West Bank and in the Gaza Strip. Israelis have opened their borders to Palestinian workers, to whom they pay high wages. They have accepted Palestinian patients, including even terrorists, into their excellent hospitals. Some of the Israeli kibbutz residents who helped Gazans were murdered by them on October 7. Even during the current Gaza war, Israel has provided more food, medicine and humanitarian aid to Palestinians than any country has ever done during wartime.
What have other countries done? Very little. Consider the fact that no Arab or Muslim nation has been willing to accept Palestinian refugees from Gaza. Perhaps these nations recall that anyone who has tried to help the Palestinians has lived to regret it.

After Israel forced its own people out of Gaza in 2005 to allow a Palestinian “Singapore on the Mediterranean,” instead, in 2006, the Palestinians elected Hamas, which built more than 350 miles of terror tunnels, a “city under a city.”
No wonder their neighbors prefer not to take Gazans in.
Perhaps Ireland, Norway and Spain might extend invitations to the Palestinians to become residents there?
On April 13, more than 1,000 demonstrators marched through the streets of Hamburg, Germany and demanded that the country become a Caliphate, with Shariah law.
The only reason that Ireland, Norway and Spain can safely recognize a Palestinian state is that they do not have to live with the consequences.

The truth is that few outside of Israel really care about the plight of the Palestinian people. The demonstrations on college campuses which purport to be “pro-Palestine” are far more about condemning Israel than about helping the Palestinians. We never see signs calling for a two-state solution, probably because most of these demonstrators do not want Israel to exist. “From the river to the sea” means no Israel and no Jews. If a Palestinian state were to be substituted for Israel in that area, it would be a tyrannical regime. The conflict would be between those who want to see it more like Iran, a theocracy that murders dissidents, or more like China, a communist tyranny that also murders dissidents. As long as Hamas remains a viable military and political force, there is no prospect for a democratic Palestine or a two-state solution.”

https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/20683/israel-helping-palestinians

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Richard Austin
Richard Austin
11 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Mogwai, that is the most brilliant thing I have ever read of yours.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
11 months ago
Reply to  Richard Austin

LOL, you’re a fast reader! 😉 All credit to those two authors though. They just tell it like it is. Terrorist-supporters will find something to whinge about though. Inconvenient truths and all….

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Richard Austin
Richard Austin
11 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Well, I read a lot and I work with data and words all the time. You hit all the right points. People no longer care about what is right and wrong, they care about who shouts loudest and who garners the sympathy vote fastest.
Successive Governments have failed miserably at combatting terrorist sympathisers. Let’s be honest here, most people are so stupid they took Death Jabs, so, of course they are going to follow fads not facts.
The irony is that they do not realise that they would be first in line if groups like Hamas took control.

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Dinger64
Dinger64
11 months ago
Reply to  Richard Austin

I bow down to you mogs!
You really ought to think about political leadership with Gert!?

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Mogwai
Mogwai
11 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

Hey flatterer 😁 Actually, there is an area where mine and Geert’s opinions regarding Islam diverge, and that’s how he says he wants to eradicate all mosques and Korans from the Netherlands. This is pure fantasy, let’s be real, and way too extreme, not to mention unrealistic.
Everybody should have a place to worship, just as a basic human right. It’s also a sign of a civilised society and demonstrates, even in these post-democratic times, that everybody’s rights to worship be upheld, regardless of the religion they choose to follow.
Mosques in and of themselves are not the problem, it’s the people that use them. Same for the Koran. It’s just a book filled with words, but it’s the people who interpret these words as some literal instruction manual that are problematic.
Mosques need to be somehow surveilled better so that these hate-preaching Imams can be identified and action taken accordingly, for example. But this too is fantasy because I think ( and it’s a close one ) that of all the groups it’s the Muslims that are the biggest victim card holders, so much so that they’re like a protected species, with special status as far as the law’s concerned. Even after the debacle and national shame that was the Pakistani rape gangs ( and some are only just being convicted now, decades later ) it seems the authorities are still petrified of having the ‘Islamophobia’ slur hurled at them.
This is the irony, I find. These people who have come, or whose parent’s came, from a majority Muslim country, look and see how the minority Christians, Hindus, Jews ( if there still are any ) are treat in those places. They’re persecuted and treat like absolute shit, e.g in Egypt, Pakistan, Nigeria etc. Churches are burnt down, non-Muslim girls are kidnapped, abused and forcibly converted then married off to their abuser, men are slain for sport, “blaspheming” or not paying their dhimmi tax ( jizya ).
But these very Muslims who would do this to minority religions over there come here, where they’re a minority themselves ( though getting more and more over time ) but they’re the first to cry “Islamophobia” if people unwittingly say anything that upsets them, let alone shows a picture of their paedo prophet or is remotely critical of Islam. So you see the double standards at play? We must bend over backwards to accommodate them, appeasing them at all times, but if we moved over to any Middle Eastern country ( aside from Israel ) and wanted to live our normal Western lives ( especially females and what is considered normal dress here ), be gay, practice Christianity, wear a bikini on the beach, we wouldn’t last 5 minutes. Our lives would be made miserable and our safety and welfare in serious jeopardy. But we would have no recourse whatsoever.
My values do not align with theirs, and that’s why I’d never move to a Muslim country. Their values don’t align with ours but yet they move here anyway and we must accommodate their alien ideology and customs, capitulating for ever more? Make it make sense!🤯🤦‍♀️

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varmint
varmint
11 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Great comments on this issue by you again as others have pointed out, and getting rid of Mosques and Korans will never happen as you say and if we have churches and Chapels then other religions perhaps need their buildings to do their religious stuff as well.
The problem comes about because Islam is NOT just a religion. It is a political and legal system as well. I have no problem with people worshiping, but I do have a problem with practices alien to our own culture eg regarding treatment of women, what clothes they should be allowed to wear, what education they are allowed to get, whether they can drive, whether they can go out without a male relative etc and gay people and many other things. So if that is what Islam wants then I don’t want it here. Please worship but do no bring any of that to this country please.

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Mogwai
Mogwai
11 months ago
Reply to  varmint

Cheers Varmint, and agreed.👍 As Tommy Robinson said: “If you put Islam before British values, you’re not a British Muslim but a Muslim living in Britain.”
Plenty of evidence of this around, unfortunately.

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Dinger64
Dinger64
11 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Agreed! If we censor, then we are no better! Live and let live

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varmint
varmint
11 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

Powerful.

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Richard Austin
Richard Austin
11 months ago
Reply to  Mogwai

What I’d add to it is that the West has become so complacent that peoples lives are a fashion fad. It changes faster than handbags. A few years back it was “oh Jeremy Corbyn”.
Then it was Mother Theresa Zelensky who denied a democratic vote to a third of his population and removed their right to hold any public office.
Now, it is ignoring the beheading, rape and torture of 1200 innocent people.

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GlassHalfFull
GlassHalfFull
11 months ago

Many Jews in Israel have dual citizenship and they should be encouraged to leave Israel back to their other country.
Israel should revert back to Palestine and be governed by the indigenous Palestinians.
Peaceful Jews who want to stay would be welcomed.
Foreign Jewish Zionists are not welcome.
76 years of an Israeli State has been an abject failure.

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Richard Austin
Richard Austin
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

Oh, here he is yet again, Mr Yellow Star of David. I doubt I’ve seen or heard anyone more antisemitic than this creature. Well, Labour could give him a run for his money I suppose.

What exactly qualifies “Peaceful Jews who want to stay would be welcomed.”.
Welcomed to their own country?
Or would it be the Jewish slaves who adhere to Arbeit Macht Frei?

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Richard Austin
Richard Austin
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

Would they be encouraged in the same way as the other bunch of creatures like you “encouraged” them to get onto trains?

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Richard Austin
Richard Austin
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

I note that one person gave a thumbs up to this sickness. Would you mind explaining why? I thought not. Sick people never do. After the murders they say “nothing to do with me”. Do you realise you put a thumbs up to babies being beheaded?

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Richard Austin
Richard Austin
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

August 25, 1933, is the date of the signing of the Transfer Agreement, which enabled 60,000 German Jews to leave for Palestine while taking some of their money with them.

Millions of others left on trains.

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Richard Austin
Richard Austin
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

“Persecuted Jews attempted to find safe havens abroad. Emigration reduced the number of Jews in Germany by about 170 thousand by 1938 (from a total of more than half a million in 1930). Unfortunately, many countries, among them the USA and Great Britain (in Palestine), imposed restrictions on refugees at this time. As a result, even those Jews who expressed a desire to leave Germany were unable to do so before the start of the war. As a consequence, they died afterwards at death camps in the East.”

So, hey, Mr Yellow Starman, is this what you mean? You disgust me.

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GlassHalfFull
GlassHalfFull
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

A peaceful one state solution where Muslims, Jews, Christians and other faiths live in harmony.

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Dinger64
Dinger64
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

Your being a little tongue in cheek!

Religions live in harmony??

Could an irresistible force be stopped by an immovable object?

ie: your god..my god?

“Our god says its our land”
“Well our god says its our land!”

Never ending story!

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transmissionofflame
transmissionofflame
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

That doesn’t on the face of it sound very realistic. Nation states can be pretty fragile, and there seem to be quite dramatic differences between the different groups that are now living on that land.

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Claphamanian
Claphamanian
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

That is Galloway’s proposal.

The massacre of October 7th has shown that is not possible.

Why are there no street protests about last years ethnic cleansing of Armenians? Why aren’t Lammy and Starmer exercised about that? In any case, their foreign policy will have to be whatever Washington’s is.

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Iain McCausland
Iain McCausland
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

Well said. It should be called The Holy Land – idea courtesy of philosopher Charles Eisenstein.

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Dinger64
Dinger64
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

Destroy Hamas?
Do you agree?

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Dinger64
Dinger64
11 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

OK easy yes or no

Do you back hamas?

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
11 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

No.

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GlassHalfFull
GlassHalfFull
11 months ago
Reply to  Dinger64

I agree with the position China has taken.
China signals that October 7 was an exercise in international law.
The Chinese representative points out to the ICJ that armed resistance against the occupation is enshrined in international law and is not terrorism.

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Dinger64
Dinger64
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

No straight answer then?

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NeilParkin
NeilParkin
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

76 years of failure.? Not for Israeli’s. They have built a successful and prosperous nation, despite being in the middle of hostile neighbours. Maybe if you think about the Gaza Palestinian people being oppressed by their choice of leaders, rather than the State of Israel, you might start to see why we see a different point of view.

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GlassHalfFull
GlassHalfFull
11 months ago
Reply to  NeilParkin

“Prosperous” due to billions in aid from the US and the theft of land and resources from the Palestinians.

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NeilParkin
NeilParkin
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

I think it fair to say that we dont see eye to eye on this, and so I wont be engaging you in discussion again about it.

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Dinger64
Dinger64
11 months ago
Reply to  GlassHalfFull

Have you ever considered moving to palistine?
Sounds like you’d love it there, amongst your own kind!
And leave us amongst our own kind, if that’s OK?
If your going to lecture us about our shortcomings, do it from your place of loyalty, not from a safe distance place like the west!

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
11 months ago

I have always found Labour a disturbing party but the current iteration is the most appalling yet.

Following the Galloway result in Rochdale and then the local elections Kneel realised that his huge postal vote – the third worlders from the Indian subcontinent – was draining away and rapidly putting his dreams of Downing St at risk. What to do?

Bollox to Britain and the British people the election is all about Gaza.

What a patriot.

Deep shit pending.

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Sforzesca
Sforzesca
11 months ago

Oh for a bit of balance for a change DS. Anyone might think you’re a bit pro Israel.
I mean, nobody even in authority in Israel would advocate and countenance the removal of Palestinians from Gaza much less actually say it –

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/12/31/israeli-minister-reiterates-calls-for-palestinians-to-leave-gaza

Then there’s this –

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/gaza-nakba-israels-far-right-palestinian-fears-hamas-war-rcna123909

So on the face of it one could say they’re as bad as each other, unless you look at the actual death/injury totals for Palestinian/Jew side since 1948.

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Ron Smith
Ron Smith
11 months ago

Steyn on Farage

“Nigel took his gatekeeping seriously – and not just on the domestic front, “distancing” himself from Tommy Robinson and Tommy-associated issues such as Islam and the industrial-scale sex-slavery of thousands of English girls. As Gavin Mortimer reminds us, a decade ago Farage also rejected any Euro-collaboration with Marine Le Pen because her party had “anti-Semitism and general prejudice in its DNA“. Geert Wilders (for whose fine book I am proud to have written the introduction) was furious with Farage and attempted to broker a rapprochement. Nigel was having none of it.
So here we are a decade later:

*in the Netherlands, Wilders is currently the most powerful politician, leading the most popular party, and has helped move the electorate significantly;

*in France, Mme Le Pen’s party will, in just two days’ time, win the European elections. She is the de facto leader of the opposition, and her caucus in the National Assembly is the largest and most effective opponent to Macron. She has also helped move the electorate significantly;

*in the United Kingdom, by contrast, voters are about to elect a left-wing government led by a fellow, Sir Vics Starmer, who thinks men can have a cervix.

I think Nigel over-gatekept.”

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NeilParkin
NeilParkin
11 months ago
Reply to  Ron Smith

I think it would have been difficult to predict what has happened over the last 10 years and the journey we have all taken…

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huxleypiggles
huxleypiggles
11 months ago
Reply to  Ron Smith

Mark Steyn nails it.

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Jackthegripper
Jackthegripper
11 months ago

Unprincipled scum will do anything to win a few votes. I hope this little wheeze backfires.

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Paul Morgan
Paul Morgan
11 months ago

The author displays a one-dimensional view unworthy of the usual standards of the site. It is not just a case of rewarding or recognising Hamas. UK Labour is joining the growing proportion of the world that recognises and wants actively to end 80 years of Zionist oppression of the Palestinians.

Mr Jones is probably too unsubtle to understand that while people like me do indeed condemn the attacks on civilians of October 7 we nevertheless understand what desperation can do to an oppressed people. We can imagine life as a black US or Arab Moslem or Spanish slave. We understand the colonising evil done to a US Indian or to an apartheid-era black person in South Africa. Indeed many of us see Mandela as a hero.

And, in an ironic twist on the reality of human nature, that includes people who say they support Israel. Funny old world that is beyond the ken of people like your Mr Jones.

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Iain McCausland
Iain McCausland
11 months ago

There should be no Palestine and no Israel. Only one country should exist covering that region and it should be called the Holy Land. Here all Christians and Muslims who are currently being persecuted by the Zionists may then live peaceably with Jews. The philosopher Charles Eisenstein came up with the idea. Nothing else will work. The Zionists have destroyed too much of Palestine for a separate state and should one arise they would only seek to destroy that too.

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For a fist full of roubles
For a fist full of roubles
11 months ago

Could the poll of Palestinians that this article references have been conducted after the Israeli had started destroying Gaza, in which case it is not a surprising result.

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CGW
CGW
11 months ago

People understand instinctively that rewarding the worst pogroms since the Holocaust with a push for Palestinian self-determination is an example – to put it mildly – of rewarding bad behaviour. …

Are you referring to the approximately 1200 Israelis killed during what has repeatedly been referred to as a military action on 7th October, two-thirds of which were probably killed by ‘friendly fire’?

Or are you referring to the tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians bombed, shelled or machine-gunned since?

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