News Round-Up
8 May 2024
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by Will Jones
In the latest Weekly Sceptic, the talking points are whether Rishi will go for a summer election, the Met refusing to let someone "openly Jewish" cross the road and why so many Tory MPs turn out to be wrong-uns.
A Jewish campaigner who was threatened with being arrested by the police for being near a pro-Palestine march has accused the Met of allowing "no-go zones for Jews".
The Met faces calls for an inquiry and a public apology after a man was arrested for denouncing Hamas as terrorists, while nearby chants glorifying Houthi terror attacks went unchecked.
Over 200,000 people have marched in London, supporting Palestine amid escalating tensions in Yemen, with some protesters endorsing recent terrorist actions by Iran-backed Houthi rebels.
The Metropolitan Police have warned that there is a growing risk or terrorism from eco-fanatics, with potential bomb attacks on the HQs of fossil fuel firms and violence against their executives.
Sacking Suella Braverman shows that Rishi Sunak's surrender to the hysterical Left that hates her because she is a socially conservative 'woman of colour' is complete, says Dr David McGrogan.
Echoing Suella Braverman's concerns, a Metropolitan Police Officer confirms the double standards in protest policing, citing leniency towards pro-Palestinian demonstrations in contrast to a tougher approach elsewhere.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are Tommy Robinson's return to Twitter, the pro-Palestinian Armistice Day protests and Keir Starmer's missing poppy as he promotes Islamophobia Awareness Month.
Tory MP Bob Stewart was convicted last week of committing a hate crime during an altercation with a heckler on the street. This is madness, says Fraser Myers – the footage shows it was just a heated argument.
The Metropolitan Police is conducting an investigation into a 'leadership coordinator' who reportedly made statements suggesting that support for Israel should be a 'hate crime'.
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