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Sep 15 8 tweets 4 min read
London, 18 January 2025. The "Palestine Solidarity Campaign" deliberately defies police orders not to march up Whitehall. Nasty scuffles ensue. 77 were arrested on the day.

What did senior Labour figures have to say about this abuse of the capital?

Nothing at all. 1/8 Know what they were ignoring. The usual chants for racist terrorists bent on genocide for the Jews, directed here at counter-protesters.

"Watch your back!"

Just up the road from Prime Minister Starmer's home.

Key march leaders were later charged with public order offences. 2/8
Sep 13 7 tweets 3 min read
There is nothing left to spoil in the National Education Union. It is just one big barrel of rotten apples.

The rot starts right at the top. NEU General Secretary Daniel Kebede is another fanatical Israel hater. That is his top cause, before education.

You could see this at... ...the TUC Congress in Brighton. He raged about lurid and unsubstantiated allegations from Gaza.

His union brought two motions. Neither covered education.

One was just a full-on attack on Israel. Hamas and the hostages? Nothing.

If you are a member of the NEU, please leave. Image
Sep 11 7 tweets 3 min read
Some MPs are concerned about the progress of the flotilla for Hamas. I can reassure them. They're in fine form. Buoyant, even. Here they are in Tunis, with Saint Greta present.

The "river to the sea" cry for Israel's annihilation and "Israel will never be!". Hurrah! 1/7 Followed by the treasured ethnic cleansing chants. "Free Palestine, Zionists, out, out!" Hey, just like at home in the UK. Wonderful!

Even better, here are the "death!" chants after a "defeat Zionism!" call. A proper British triumph. Remember to thank the BBC. 2/7
Sep 11 5 tweets 2 min read
Obligatory attire if your job is, you know, standing up for British workers. Image Phew. They really are looking after British workers at TUC Congress. Image
Sep 8 6 tweets 3 min read
You're a GP in a spot of bother because you insist on wearing a Palestine pin and a keffiyeh headband at work. You also have a Palestinian flag in your office.

What do you do?

Tamara Ali has chosen to welcome "fight Zionists" support from the ultra racist David Miller. 1/6 Image Another supporter she promotes is George Galloway groupie Hussain Shafei. He too is a repulsive hater. 2/6 Image
Sep 8 4 tweets 2 min read
Islam Channel, an extremist platform, has some wonderful fans. Today, it posted footage of the terrorist attack in Jerusalem.

How did they react? 1/4 Image With waves of the most disgusting hatred.

"Good job." "More!" "May Allah grant the great freedom fighters paradise." "Amazing." "Well done good shooting." "How many cleaned from the face of the earth?"

Some perverse "inside job" insanity.

Right down to the Nazi level. 2/4 Image
Sep 8 7 tweets 3 min read
"Death!" chants are now the norm at anti-Israel rallies. London last Saturday.

This is the "Palestine Solidarity Campaign", a racist hatred movement for terror. It's backed by the Labour left, the Green Party, and unions.

Tomorrow, the creeps will "lobby" MPs at Parliament. 1/7 "Friends of al-Aqsa", a fanatical Israel hatred group, is another hate march organiser. Here is its head, Ismail Patel, saying last Saturday the haters are the "best" of us.

His brother is the Leicester Islamist MP Shockat Adam.

"Fascists!" for the police. 2/7
Sep 7 7 tweets 3 min read
"Defend Our Juries", the group that organised yesterday's horrid spectacle in Parliament Square, should rebrand as "We Lie". Look at this grubby claim:

The event was "the picture of peaceful protest". The police noting the abuse they faced was an "astonishing claim". 1/7 Image "I've been here all day and I haven't seen any violence or aggression from anyone. I've only seen aggression and violence from the police." That's their spokesperson.

Oh my. Among others, the YouTube channel Urban Pictures captured shocking images yesterday. See the horde. 2/7
Sep 6 9 tweets 5 min read
Where to start with the awful hatred in London today? There was so much.

Focusing on one of the nastiest elements may help to get to the heart of it. Hurling Nazi slurs at Jews is the lowest one can go.

So many of them rushed for that very pit today.

h/t @uprising_1 1/9 Image Thankfully, the man in the first photo was arrested.

"What did you learn?" is a particularly disgusting taunt. That Jews need to defend themselves, perhaps?

Oh look, a Nazi slur hoodie. How nice. 2/9 Image
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Sep 4 9 tweets 5 min read
Zack Polanski assures us that he is "unapologetically anti-racist". He "only wants peace", of course.

Set that against the record. Here, he elicits cheers for backers of "Palestine Action", already proscribed, at an anti-Israel rally in London on 9 August.

See the day. 1/9 Meet the crowd of the man who is now the Green Party leader.

The obligatory Nazi slurs. The creeps love them. No one ever objects. No Nazi salutes were spotted this time, but they too are not all that uncommon on the hate marches.

The lowest of blows. That's the point. 2/9 Image
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Sep 3 5 tweets 2 min read
"Wahhabi." He means Saudi Arabia.

There has long been talk in UK extremist circles that Saudi Arabia is "Zionist". Its rulers may even be "secret Jews!". They and the clerics are definitely not proper Muslims, oh no.

It's ludicrous and offensive.

So, who is Hamza Egal? 1/5 Image He is "Chair and Executive of the Global Majority Greens" and part of the "Green Party Anti-Racism Platform". He's been nominated for the Lords, you know.

This is another episode that shows we really are home to some of the planet's most deranged extremists. 2/5 Image
Sep 2 11 tweets 5 min read
"There is no place for hatred and racism in the United Kingdom."

Tee hee! Iqbal Mohamed MP heads up hate marches.

Here he is in London on his first as an MP.

What was it like? 1/11 Image "Intifada, intifada! Globalise the intifada!"

They always chant for racist terrorists at the hate marches. They want to see the same hatred all over the world.

Those chants were followed by the ritual cries for Israel's annihilation. 2/11
Sep 2 4 tweets 2 min read
The Labour MP Kim Johnson displaying spectacular ignorance in Parliament earlier today.

Her cause? Yemen's death cult Houthi terrorists. Their latest move? Abducting UN workers.

Well, some in Liverpool will be pleased, as the Houthis "stand against the UK". 1/4 HMS Diamond was on patrol in the Red Sea when that Liverpool protest was filmed. It was a brave mission. They came under fire and fought back. Sorry, creeps, no sailors were killed or injured by the enemy. Top work by the Royal Navy. 2/4 Image
Sep 1 5 tweets 2 min read
So this is where we are. Say what you will about Netanyahu. Israelis do!

But calling him a "dog who has tasted blood" in the chamber is really low. That's just what the Islamist MP Ayoub Khan did today. He was not rebuked.

What would he say if a Reform MP called Mahmoud... 1/3 ...Abbas a "dog"?

He also called for "military intervention", a fever dream of extremists. The last thing either side needs is more war. And no one is offering, that's for sure. Arab governments don't think like British Islamists, I'm afraid, Ayoub.

Understand what is... 2/3
Aug 30 4 tweets 3 min read
As we know, Rachael Maskell MP is worked up about British flags in York.

OK, what about Palestinian flags at a racist hatred rally for terrorists, right outside Parliament?

She joined them. Image Some scenes from the protest Maskell joined. A Holocaust memory slur. Abuse of the Star of David. Terror chants. Abuse for the police too.

All entirely predictable at a "Palestine Solidarity Campaign" hatred rally.

Some people are looking distinctly wobbly on their high horses. Image
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Aug 28 8 tweets 3 min read
The Blackburn Islamist MP Adnan Hussain says he is very concerned about what he calls “the new Nazism”.

Well, on 8 August, the Jaame mosque in Blackburn, a charity, was “very honoured” to welcome him to Friday prayers.

Up come the Jews.

"God protect the blessed al-Aqsa... 1/8 ...mosque and make it safe in the land of Muslims."

"Give victory to our weakened oppressed brothers everywhere. Give victory to our mujahideen and support our brothers in your name everywhere. God give them victory in Palestine against the usurping, aggressive Jews." 2/8 Image
Aug 26 4 tweets 3 min read
Do you think a supporter of terrorism should work in Parliament?

Meet Rahiya Jeilani. How's this for promoting a reaction to the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.

So, who does she work for? 1/4 Image The Bradford Labour MP Naz Shah.

What else does she like? 2/4
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Aug 26 8 tweets 3 min read
Husam Zomlot leads the Palestinian diplomatic mission to the UK. Family dinners must be fun. At the protest in London last Friday, his nephew threatened to punch a counter-protester. Then he shoved a police officer. He was led away but not arrested.

Meet his fellows. 1/8 As counter-protesters were threatened on their patch, a "Zionist" ventured into the protest. This was his reward.

“Where are the police to protect us from Zionist criminals!" "Genocidal scum!" "Zionist scum!"

That's Faris Amer of the "Palestinian Forum in Britain", a... 2/8
Aug 25 6 tweets 3 min read
The "Beautiful Days" festival says its "ethos has always been to re-create a community spirit that many events nowadays lack" and "people coming together".

Yes, the community of cranks and putrid antisemites. What a set. Ileana Chan, Patrick Henningsen, Franck Magennis ... 1/6 Image ...Craig Murray, Jackie Walker, Chris Williamson, and Asa Winstanley.

Israel controls the Labour party. Its antisemitism crisis under Corbyn was a "scam". Cheers for Hamas. Lots of atrocity denial. Revolting Holocaust memory abuse.

"Spit in their faces!", Magennis cried. 2/6 Image
Aug 25 7 tweets 3 min read
"People must be free to display flags if that is their wish"

- Andy Burnham, 13 October 2023

So, what did Manchester look like in those days? 1/7 Image A horror show. Just one day after the Hamas atrocities, this rabble assembled to "support the Palestinian resistance". The massacre was "inspiring", you see. 2/7
Aug 24 5 tweets 2 min read
What's the point of posts like this? "Everything is multiculturalism!" It's so tiresome and tone deaf at this point.

Many of us have long lived multicultural lives. Happily. Spare us the lectures, please.

Anyway, on "a basic tenant of Islam", what's Allah like as a landlord? Image The haughty “isn’t everything wonderful, you silly people!” admonishments grate. If they have any effect at all, it will be to exacerbate the tensions out there, which are considerable.

The grooming scandals have created so much rage. How could they not?