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Gary Lineker causes controversy again by saying the obvious about Israel’s genocide

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Gary Lineker: once again he is a target; once again it is for supporting a well-argued position.

The Israel apologists really don’t like being made to face the facts.

Today (November 22) they are attacking Gary Lineker for sharing a YouTube video by Owen Jones, discussing an Israeli academic’s assessment of that country’s onslaught against Gaza as a “textbook genocide”:

I pointed out that this was a genocide, weeks ago, and the points made by Professor Segal are those that I made. His illustrations are persuasive, although you may need to see the whole video to realise that:

Jones notes at the end that Israel’s supporters were likely to pile in and attack – and he’s right. He may not have realised that he would not be the main target.

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Instead, it was Mr Lineker – and the principle form of the attack seemed to be against his intelligence:

They also attacked him as a person:

I’m sure there are many other attackers on the social media.

All I can suggest is that these people receive the kind of treatment they would like us to give Mr Lineker.

That is, they should be blocked on the social media and ignored if they turn up anywhere else.

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These incidents show that Israel isn’t attacking Hamas; it is committing genocide

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This is what we have to understand about the conflict – if you can still call it that – between Israel and Gaza (not Hamas): it is not about destroying a group of terrorists; it is about destroying the people and identity of Gaza – and Palestine – altogether.

Israeli spokespeople are keen to claim that Hamas’s raid on their country on October 7 was the worst terror attack in history – but the evidence we see every day suggests that they are wrong.

The worst terror attack in history, it seems, is the one that has been ongoing, every day since October 7, against the men, women and children of Gaza – the genocide that the country built on the words “Never again” has inflicted on its immediate neighbour.

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The following social media posts speak for themselves.

And the lies are still coming thick and fast from Israel, especially about al-Shifa hospital:

So there you have it.

Israel is primarily targeting five-year-old children rather than Hamas terrorists, and is also eliminating people in positions of responsibility and societal value in Gaza. The aim is apparently to make it impossible to continue living there.

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Is this Israel supporter rehabilitating the Nazis and justifying holocaust denial?

Douglas Murray: he’s near Gaza, waiting for the hammer of public opinion to fall on him.

Douglas Murray has brought the Israel/Gaza propaganda war to a new low by apparently comparing Gazans – not just Hamas – with the German soldiers who carried out the Nazi Holocaust against Jewish people.

Worse, the platform from which he launched this heinous claim was the Jewish Chronicle.

See for yourself:

Watch this clip from around five minutes, 30 seconds in and you’ll hear Murray repeating his claim that German soldiers were ashamed of what the Nazis ordered them to do.

Isn’t this Holocaust revisionism which, as we are all taught, is one of the vilest kinds of anti-Semitism?

He says the difference between the SS and the Gazans – not just Hamas, remember – is that the Gazans are proud of killing Jews.

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There is no readily-apparent excuse for this behaviour – either by Murray or the Jewish Chronicle. Saying the Germans who carried out the so-called “Final Solution” were “just following orders” – the “Nuremberg Defence” – was not good enough when they were brought to justice for their crimes and it isn’t good enough now.

And Holocaust revisionism is Holocaust denial.

Murray claims to be supporting Israel but in his words it seems clear that he is undermining the Jews. If German soldiers were ashamed of what they were doing, as he says, then with the removal of the Nazi government, the reason for a Jewish state would have also been removed; Jews would have been safe where they were.

This was clearly not believed to be the case, as we see from the decision to create Israel.

Taking the reasoning further, though, if there was no reason for creating a Jewish state, there would be no reason for that state to have stolen land and property from its neighbours, the Palestinians; to have driven them into enclaves (ghettoes) like Gaza; and to have murdered tens of thousands of them over a period of decades.

There would have been no reason for Hamas to have been founded in the first place; no reason for Palestinians to seek restitution against their oppressors; and no reason for Murray to be standing on land that was once Palestine, spouting his nonsense.

Sadly, it was deemed that a Jewish state was necessary. The reason for that is the failure of European people of the time – and others – to understand and/or respect cultural diversity. Ultimate responsibility for the situation in Gaza falls on our ancestors.

Most particularly, it falls on the Germans who Murray disgustingly tries to pedestalise above the ordinary citizens of Gaza – half of whom are children and all of whom he appears to deem to be as bad as Hamas, and deserving of the collective punishment Israel is meting out on them all.

And that – as we all should know – would be an attempt to justify a war crime.

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Massacre

Words should not be necessary: this image of a grieving Palestinian mother is not following the massacre of October 27 but used for illustrative purposes. Any images following the actual events are likely to be too disturbing for publication.

Israel has intensified its bombardment of civilians in Gaza, and has also claimed to have launched a limited ground invasion of the Palestinian settlement.

Hundreds – if not thousands – of civilians are said to have been killed by this indiscriminate bombing. Israel claims to have eliminated a single Hamas commander.

Was it worth it?

The BBC is reporting that images of the damage are coming from Gaza, but they are mostly too distressing to broadcast.

A report states: “In one image, which is too graphic to show here, a man carries the body of a toddler.”

Elsewhere, reporter Rushdi Abualouf states: “I was listening to a local radio station, and someone said that what happened last night in Gaza was like ‘hell’.”

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Hopefully we’ll get better information soon, but what we have now is enough to condemn Israel – a nation that is massacring innocent people, including children, while two-facedly claiming to be defending itself and targeting terrorists. This is demonstrably untrue. Look at the image at the top of this article. Is that a terrorist in a mother’s arms?

The public reaction has been strong:

But there are several sides to every story. Here’s how Israel and its supporters see these events:

How does he think that’s going?

What next?

This, it seems:

Al-Shifa Hospital is currently said to be sheltering 12,000 people. Israel’s evidence that a Hamas base lies beneath it is a computer-generated cartoon that was dreamed up by that country’s military.

It seems your government is happy to stand by and watch while Israel uses that piece of fantasy to slaughter those 12,000 people. Are you happy to do the same?

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Why is this Private Eye cover controversial?

Have a read of the following dribble from Jewish Chronicle editor Jake Wallis Simons, who was disgraced for making racist (or if you like sectarian) comments about Muslims, with reference to the cover of the latest edition of satirical magazine Private Eye:

Israel and its supporters do try to suppress criticism of that country, though.

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Most commonly, they use the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s much-criticised “working” definition of anti-Semitism. Its “contemporary examples of anti-Semitism in public life” include multiple connections between hatred of Jews and hatred of Israel which may be considered – indeed, have been considered by many – to be false.

Of the 11 examples, seven conflate anti-Semitism with the state of Israel, as follows:

  • Accusing the Jews as a people, or Israel as a state, of inventing or exaggerating the Holocaust.
  • Accusing Jewish citizens of being more loyal to Israel, or to the alleged priorities of Jews worldwide, than to the interests of their own nations.
  • Denying the Jewish people their right to self-determination, e.g., by claiming that the existence of a State of Israel is a racist endeavor.
  • Applying double standards by requiring of it a behaviour not expected or demanded of any other democratic nation.
  • Using the symbols and images associated with classic antisemitism (e.g., claims of Jews killing Jesus or blood libel) to characterize Israel or Israelis.
  • Drawing comparisons of contemporary Israeli policy to that of the Nazis.
  • Holding Jews collectively responsible for actions of the state of Israel.

Let’s look at one of those examples: “drawing comparisons of contemporary Israeli policy to that of the Nazis.”

Private Eye‘s cover suggests that Israel is “killing everyone in Gaza”. That would be genocide. As we all know, the Nazis attempted genocide against the Jews, and Israel now presents itself as the Jewish nation-state.

The problem here, for Israel, is that its actions betray it. The onslaught that it has launched against the 2.2 million innocent citizens of Gaza may easily be interpreted as an attempt at genocide – and has, by at least one other nation.

Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro has compared Israel’s treatment of Gaza with Nazi treatment of Jews. After Israel’s ambassador to that country, Gali Dagan, criticised the president for his stance, Colombia’s Foreign Minister, Alvaro Leyva, said Dagan should apologise and leave the country.

In response, Israel has suspended security exports to Colombia. Petro has retaliated by suggesting that Colombia should suspend all diplomatic relations with Israel.

For details of the spat, here‘s a Guardian report, which contains a statement saying Israel condemned Petro’s interventions, “which constitute support for the horrific acts of Hamas terrorists, inflame antisemitism, harm representatives of the State of Israel and threaten the safety of the Jewish community in Colombia”.

Isn’t that a textbook example of Israel trying to suppress criticism of that country?

It is also clear that the government of at least one nation considers Israel to be attempting to kill “everyone in Gaza”.

Others may agree, pointing at – for example – Israel’s demand for Gazan civilians to flee the north of the region, and its subsequent bombing of areas in the south, to which they had fled.

So it seems clear that, while the claims on its cover may not quite – yet – be confirmed as fact, they are certainly supportable expressions of opinion, based on what is currently known about the conflict between Israel and Gaza.

It seems clear that some bad-faith actors may be using the IHRA “working” definition of anti-Semitism to suppress legitimate criticism of Israel.

Logically, it follows that the definition must be re-written, to accommodate the facts of Israeli government policy.

Jake’s opinion is ridiculous in the face of the monstrous events taking place on the Mediterranean coast.

I await further accusations of anti-Semitism against me – from some of the bad-faith actors mentioned above.

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Crackdown on support for Palestine as Western ‘democracies’ ban free speech

Protesters in France defy the ban on support for Palestine. It seems the French authorities broke up the demonstration, attacking their own people with weapons, after this image was taken. How long before the UK government does the same here?

What happens when your government supports a genocidal, far-right-wing foreign regime, demands that you support its actions in spite of the transparent lies it and its client media are feeding you… and you refuse to comply?

This:

Note that this is not outlawing support for Hamas but for Palestine. It is now illegal, in those countries, to stand up against the genocide of an entire country.

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So much for the Western democracies.

I understand people are already being arrested, here in the UK, for wearing Palestinian colours and/or voicing support for the people who are trapped in Gaza while Israel bombs it into rubble.

I wonder how long it will be before they come for me.

Is this the country you want? A totalitarian dictatorship where standing up for justice, freedom and peace is a crime?

It’s what you’ve got, whether you wanted it or not.

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Patel strikes again: asylum seekers to be deported to African dictatorship

Justifying the unacceptable: as always, Priti Patel has shown herself to be callous, immoral and possibly homicidal.

Priti Patel has announced a “cruel and inhumane” deal to transport asylum seekers crossing the English Channel to Rwanda – a country where her own government has expressed concern about “extrajudicial killings, deaths in custody, enforced disappearances and torture”.

Patel praised the record of the east African country on human rights. It was the site of the genocide of 800,000 people, exactly 28 years ago in 1994, in which members of the minority Tutsi group were murdered by the majority Hutus.

The genocide was carried out with shocking efficiency. Lists of Hutu government opponents were handed out to militias who killed them, along with all of their families. ID cards bored details of people’s ethnic group, so militias set up roadblocks where Tutsis were slaughtered. Thousands of Tutsi women were forced to become sex slaves.

The slaughter ended after 100 days, when the Tutsi Rwandan Patriotic Front when a military victory against the Hutu government. The country is currently a dictatorship run by the RPF.

Critics of current president Paul Kagame have been murdered – or suffered assassination attempts – and concerns have been raised about the conviction on terrorism charges of Paul Rusesabagina, subject of Hollywood film Hotel Rwanda about his role saving more than 1,000 people during the genocide.

Only last year, the UK government – of which Priti Patel is Home Secretary – expressed serious concerns to the United Nations over “continued restrictions to civil and political rights and media freedom” in Rwanda, and called for independent investigations into those “allegations of extrajudicial killings, deaths in custody, enforced disappearances and torture”.

And now Patel wants to send vulnerable refugees, who may have been victims of atrocity and torture, to this country. Perhaps she considers Rwanda’s record to be mild in comparison with her own views on what should happen to asylum-seekers.

It is – and always has been – a bizarre pose from the daughter of economic migrants from Uganda (originally of Indian origin). If she thinks the current wave of asylum seekers should not be allowed to stay in the UK, why haven’t she and all her family packed themselves off back to Uganda?

And is this really about solving the UK’s illegal immigration problem – or about saving ‘Big Dog’ Boris Johnson’s bacon?

He has been named by the Metropolitan Police as a criminal for attending illegal parties in Downing Street during Covid-19 lockdown.

According to the Telegraph, he’s facing a second fine over former communication chief Lee Cain’s leaving party, where he is understood to have made a speech and remained in attendance for a considerable amount of time.

The knock-on effect is that he has lied to Parliament – an offence for which there is only one penalty: He must resign as prime minister.

But the overprivileged, entitled criminal and liar doesn’t want to go, so it seems he is looking for a way to distract us from his crimes.

So suddenly he’s on our TV’s appealing to NIMBYs (people who say Not In My Back Yard to particular events or plans) across the UK to support what he called a “shared humanitarian impulse” with a nation whose human rights record is, let’s be honest – terrifying.

This Writer hopes it’s a grave miscalculation.

People don’t want to be overcome by waves of refugees seeking to settle in the UK in response to the foreign adventures of Tory (and other) governments who have merrily bombed their own countries into rubble, but there is an obvious answer to that: stop bombing their countries.

The excuse that asylum seekers are encouraging and enriching people smugglers is a lie. In fact, Johnson’s government – and especially Patel herself – is encouraging people smugglers by closing off all legal routes into the UK.

He says they should only take such legal routes, but that is impossible when they don’t exist!

So I hope the people of the UK see through this transparent attempt to whitewash a dirty, corrupt politician by scapegoating people who only want to be able to live in peace, in a peaceful country.

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Boris ‘let the bodies pile high in their thousands’ Johnson says he’s outraged over Ukraine

‘Let the bodies pile high’: we still don’t know whether Boris Johnson actually said it but we know that he agrees with the sentiment because, in the UK, due to Covid-19, the bodies have. Now he is attacking another world leader for causing similar carnage. Hypocrisy?

Are you finding this as hard to swallow as I am?

According to the BBC, Boris Johnson – the man who allegedly expressed his own comfort with the deaths of thousands of people in the UK – wants you to think he is appalled at the alleged mass deaths of civilians in Ukraine:

Mr Johnson has said the UK “will not stand by whilst this indiscriminate and unforgivable slaughter takes place”.

He added: “We are working to ensure those responsible are held to account. We will not rest until justice is done.”

What is he saying, then?

That it is all right to make decisions that result in the deaths of thousands of people – if those people are fellow citizens of your country – but it’s wrong if they’re foreigners?

Call me picky if you like, but I tend to think that any leader who makes decisions that kill thousands of people (and let’s remember that Boris Johnson absolutely and certainly falls into that category) has failed in their most fundamental duty.

We already knew Johnson was a hypocrite, but this is genocidal hypocrisy.

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Hypocrite Starmer stirs up hate then has the front to release Remembrance message

Hypocritical flag-waver: Keir Starmer speaks to the cameras in praise of our Armed Forces who have fought race hate and genocide – but he also supports a genocidal racist, and has said nothing against racist moves to unseat black female MPs in his own party.

Was anybody fooled by Keir Starmers display of commemoration and humility in memory of those in our Armed Forces who fought, among other things, against race hate and genocide?

Here’s his message:

And here’s another message by Keir Starmer, sent on the previous day, supporting genocidal racist Tzipi Hotovely and condemning the peaceful protesters who told her she was not welcome on their college campus:

The demonstration was peaceful. It is Hotovely who demands violence against people who do not belong to her own ethnic group – a group to which Starmer belongs by marriage and supports in his business dealings and political activities.

The message is clear:

… and that includes anybody who has served in the Armed Forces, fighting race hate and genocide.

Now, that race hate and intolerance are making themselves clear within the ranks of the Parliamentary Labour Party, as it seems Starmer is planning to deselect four sitting MPs – for the crime of being black:

It seems the claim is that some in local party groups are stirring up unrest on the basis that some of the named black women were selected as supporters of Jeremy Corbyn, rather than as representatives of the people in the constituencies.

Among those facing deselection is Zarah Sultana, who is widely accepted to have been one of the most effective MPs in a Labour Party that has been rendered toothless by Starmer’s leadership:

She recently highlighted the racist abuse she receives from members of the public, posting on Twitter an email she received on her return from bereavement leave after the death of her grandmother:

What has Starmer done to support his MP in the face of this racism?

Nothing.

I’ll say it again:

He has done nothing.

He supports genocidal racists and he undermines people of colour in his own organisation – while pretending to be pious for the cameras.

What a verminous, racist hypocrite.

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I was in Bosnia in the 1990s. Boris Johnson’s comment about Muslims there is an outrage

Boris Johnson: he doesn’t care about Muslims who died 25 years ago. He probably thinks they were just another bunch of heathens. But he’ll watch you die and then talk about you the same way he referred to them.

I don’t care if he wrote it 23 years ago – Boris Johnson should have been apologising to Bosnian Muslims ever since.

Writing about the Srebrenica massacre, which happened 25 years ago today (July 11), Johnson stated in 1997: “They weren’t exactly angels, these Muslims.”

It’s yet another example of England’s Shame being unable to hold his tongue, therefore proving his imbecility to the world.

Let’s go over the details for those who may not be aware of them: a quarter of a century ago, Serbs led by Ratko Mladic murdered 8,000 Muslims who had sought refuge from them in Srebrenica, which the UN was trying to protect with Dutch forces.

Even Johnson has admitted it was the worst massacre on European soil since World War II.

I was in Bosnia in the 1990s and I think I understand why he said Bosnian Muslims weren’t angels.

You see, when violence broke out in the former Yugoslavia, Muslim Bosnia had no army to call its own and therefore no weapons with which to fend off other former Yugoslav countries’ armies of extermination.

So when the tanks rolled into their towns, they dispersed into the hills…

And when night fell, they came back down and used every means at their disposal to obtain weapons. That required them to do extreme violence to their Serb occupiers – some with their bare hands, some with kitchen knives.

It was that or death.

And it was a war of attrition. As the Bosnian Muslims gained weapons, they used them to gain more – and heavier – arms until they were eventually able to force out the occupiers.

That is how the war was explained to me. It was not without risks for those Bosnian Muslims, but I notice that Johnson said nothing about the reprisals suffered by any who were caught.

I could tell you about incidents that would turn your hair white, but I won’t. Some details of genocide are best left to be told by the peoples who suffered it.

They were people facing extermination.

I cannot help questioning Johnson’s choice to lay that label on them. Was he attempting a little discreet manipulation?

You see, in saying these people weren’t “angels”, he was stigmatising all people who stand up against murderous oppression.

Perhaps he was thinking ahead to a future when a Conservative government headed by someone like himself would be gleefully exterminating people with long-term illnesses, disabilities and care needs, and demonising anybody who tried to speak up for them with a rhetoric about “scroungers” and “skivers”.

Can’t you just imagine him commenting on the latest deaths? “Appalling. But they weren’t exactly angels, these cripples.”

Source: Boris Johnson urged to apologise for Srebrenica comments – BBC News