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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?
Aug 24 7 tweets 4 min read
The abuse of Barclays by "Palestine Solidarity Campaign" creeps continued this weekend.

Barge in, shout for Israel's annihilation, achieve nothing.

Moorgate, London. The heart of the City, the capital's financial district. 1/7 Harrow, London. "Israel bombs, Barclays pays", among other abuse lines. 2/7
Aug 24 7 tweets 3 min read
Know the depths of hatred in Birmingham. Here are some more scenes from yesterday's protest.

"Death, death to the IDF!"

Thanks again, Glastonbury and the BBC. 1/7 "Long live the intifada!"

Yes, the abduction, rape, torture, and mass murder of Jews is their cause.

More "death!" chants.

Dutiful and kind West Midlands Police hate march stewards follow them.

Tnx to YouTuber Urban Doc. 2/7
Aug 23 9 tweets 4 min read
Today, creeps in Birmingham decided the local BBC office should be sealed off to clear a space for raging racists.

First up, Rehiana Ali. The usual Holocaust slurs and nods to Hamas. And then “the Israeli lobbies”, a “scourge” and “the most pressing problem in the UK”. 1/9 It must be “removed” or we won’t even be able to tackle poverty.

She’s also very concerned about Jews in Parliament. Some may be “undeclared”!

“End the occupation of the UK!”, she concluded.

The right crowd. "Isolate the Zionist state!" and the flag of the Iranian regime. 2/9
Aug 22 11 tweets 5 min read
Who appointed you Foreign Secretary?

You haven't mentioned Hamas on this account since 2023. Hezbollah? Once in 2019. Iran? Nothing since 2021. Yemen? Nothing at all.

Gaza and Palestine since October 2023? 22 posts.

The creeps are invoking the Warsaw Ghetto against Israel... ...this evening. We know you couldn't care less. You just look away and say nothing as haters abuse the capital, pretty much every day now.

What kind of "leadership" is this?

Look at your city this evening. The creeps own it. You know it. And you do nothing.
Aug 18 8 tweets 4 min read
"Peaceful protest", The Observer moaned about the arrests in Parliament Square on 9 August. "Nurses, doctors, retired people and architects" - capturing the "how dare they" sneering class mood perfectly.

Well. Meet Stephen Redmond and know his hatred. 1/8
His sad ninja act didn’t get very far. He was arrested.

He does have some issues, shall we say, with anger management. At another London protest on 17 May, he made a throat slitting gesture at Jewish and Iranian counter-protesters.

But he must love something in life, no? 2/8
Aug 15 8 tweets 4 min read
Shaista Gohir is a key figure in the government's "Islamophobia definition" project.

And this is a significant development. To this day, she stands by some awful posts in the past, saying "bad actors were deliberately twisting their meaning”.

This is worrying. Why? 1/8 Image Because we are talking about a number of posts where she claimed Israel controls America. This is a rotten antisemitic canard.

In fact, Israel had a "hold" over world leaders too, including Muslims. 2/8 Image
Aug 15 8 tweets 4 min read
Alan Lamb, leader of the Tories in Leeds, on tomorrow's hatred rally.

"Allowing messages of hatred and antisemitism on the streets of Leeds does nothing to promote peace, rather it makes the Jewish Community of Leeds the victims of hate in their own city"

Thank you. 1/8 Image This is the very bottom of the hatred pit. All of these speakers have openly supported Hamas.

Note too the backing of the "Palestine Solidarity Campaign". It has abused Leeds with hate marches for terrorists almost every weekend since October 2023. 2/8 Image
Aug 14 4 tweets 2 min read
Someone who goes after "Zionists" physically must have profound wisdom to share, right?

Oh yes. See Illinois Cook, an activist with Merton Friends of Palestine, in London last Saturday in the post below.

And here at an earlier protest. Among his Wimbledon aperçus: 1/4 - "No Zionists are welcome"
- "All Zionists are the same"
- "Anyone who believes in the state of Irael is a racist"
- "You're a Zionist and a racist and a liar"

He also shares his insights with the world on X. His reaction to the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust: 2/4 Image
Aug 12 5 tweets 2 min read
Anas Altikriti is a British Islamist activist for Hamas. He has stirred up nasty trouble for decades. So, what's his Middle East peace plan? The Israelis have to go. All of them. Go!

His family emigrated to the UK from Iraq. What would he say if someone said he should leave? 1/5 He does have Gary Lineker and his rat for inspiration. He's very grateful. Perhaps Altikriti could enlist him in his "go back where you came from!" campaign?

Zionism, you see, is the "most dangerous inhumane, hateful and evil ideology known to man".

Thanks, brother Gary! 2/5
Aug 12 10 tweets 7 min read
Look at the trail of destruction left behind by Palestine Action, now a cause for posh idiots.

Consider one target alone. Barclays has suffered dozens of attacks.

"Peaceful, non-violent, they just oppose genocide, waah!" No. Normal people want none of this.

London. 1/10 Image
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More London. This is only a sample - there have been several other attacks in the capital. 2/10 Image
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Aug 9 9 tweets 7 min read
Let's see how else London "came alive" today, shall we?

Oh, the usual frenzied chanting for Israel's annihilation. "Back the resistance" is the placard message. Yes, they love Hamas.

There were many more wonderful scenes today in the "bastion against hatred". 1/9 The hate marchers do love Nazi slurs. There were many today. Holocaust memory abuse is the new normal in London. Very progressive. 2/9 Image
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Aug 9 6 tweets 2 min read
Moazzam Begg in Parliament Square today with friends from the Iranian regime propaganda channel Press TV. He will have pleased them by praising "smashing up" arms factories. Image But of course. "Pacifists" for racist vandals. Image
Aug 8 10 tweets 5 min read
Haringey Council, chuffed to see the President of the London Islamic Cultural Society, a local mosque, welcomed to Downing Street. "Inspirational."

Labour has 45 of 57 seats on the council. It adores the mosque. Is this a good idea? Let's see what was happening just... 1/9 Image ...days before this event in March 2025.

Prayers for Gaza and "our mujahideen brothers everywhere". Protect the al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem against the "usurpers". 2/9
Aug 8 7 tweets 5 min read
Earlier this week, the University of Liverpool boasted about Kawtar Najib being invited to Parliament by the Labour MP Afzal Khan. Lord Wajid Khan, effectively Mr Islamophobia for the government, was in attendance.

So, what is she like? 1/7 Image She was very happy about the Hamas atrocities of 7 October 2023. Her first reaction? "Free Palestine." Then, a "stolen land" and "settlers" jibe at Israel. "Decolonise Palestine." Protest against Israel! 2/7 Image
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Aug 7 11 tweets 4 min read
How much can extremists get away with? Here's a test -the Abdullah Quilliam Society, a mosque in Liverpool.

On 12 June, the Charity Commission issued an official warning for a 2023 sermon, noting speakers and the use of social media as key concerns.

Did the mosque care? 1/9 Image No. And it’s dire. In the warning, the Commission demanded trustees understand their legal duties.

Just two weeks later, Ajmal Masroor, a trustee, unleashed a furious and hateful tirade at the mosque, which then posted the sermon online.

Let’s start with the Chief Rabbi. 2/9 Image
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Aug 5 6 tweets 3 min read
"He made an ‘untenable…denial of vigilantism’ over his actions in Leicester."

Oh yes. See Mohammed Hijab denigrate Hindus, make threats, and celebrate street thuggery. As the city was in deep trouble in 2022. 1/6 More stirring in Leicester as the police struggled to regain control of a city in turmoil. 2/6