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This Peter Willisman chap has been very silly, and I'm sure it's a right media conspiracy, Labour has no real institutional issues, this is bloody awful for eventual government.
I'd call in the cops, or a body like the human right equality commission ,ooops that's happened.
Who hijacked this party, used to be a jolly lot back in the day , that good folk could trust and they were better than the others.
It's all good. Finally the public will get to learn the truth about how the Israel Embassy in London was involved in a plot to undermine Jeremy Corbyn through the use of smears and allegations of antisemitism. Remember Theresa May swept the involvement of the Israel Embassy under the carpet. Shai Masot was sacked by the embassy and sent home to Israel over this issue.
Incredible news,landslide victory for Labour then , is Tom Watson and his Labour cohorts part of this intriguing plot .Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyncoed Kid
Very much doubt a landslide victory for Labour as far too much damage has been done by a relentless campaign to get rid of Corbyn.
The attached video shows the Israeli Ambassador discussing tactics to maintain a climate of pressure on the Labour leadership.
The guy in the white shirt is Shai Masot from the embassy who was tasked with channeling funds to Labour Friends of Israel.
Suzy S (@PalestinePR) Tweeted:
Make up your mind time. IMO this video represents a clear case of Israeli interference in UK politics. That the major news channels are refusing to air this video footage speaks volumes. https://t.co/FtupxX74Y6 https://twitter.com/PalestinePR/stat...474936320?s=17
Send it to them if it's real, or a left wing paper ie Mirror /Guardian if there's nothing to worry about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyncoed Kid
Or engage with a Labour MP on this alleged miss representation.
There reports of 100's of cases , under review if these words or mutterings were either said by real people or a doppelgänger , its very worrying , if true .
Re 100's of cases under review. One anti-Corbyn MP, Magaret Hodge has filed over 260 claims of antisemitism within Labour. Weeks were wasted in this review when it was established that the vast majority of her claims were against people who were not members of Labour and had never been members of Labour.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Who decided that the vast majority were against people who had never been members of Labour.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyncoed Kid
Any links?
Are they assumed to be members of labour until proved otherwise?Quote:
Originally Posted by Elwood Blues
Margaret Hodge submitted over 200 complaints. The total of complaints not related to the Labour Party membership was 433.A large percentage of which originated from Hodges complaints.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elwood Blues
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-47203397
I think more people need to be aware that the term antisemitism has become very elastic over the last few years. It now includes criticism of Israel or support for the Palestinian BDS campaign. Support for the Palestinian's right of return is also now considered to be antisemitic by the right wing pro-Israel MP's in the Labour Party.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric Cartman
The vast majority of these complaints have been aimed at the traditional support for the Palestinian people.
https://socialistworker.co.uk/art/47...+Jeremy+Corbyn
The people of Peterborough may well determine if this issue is sticking, it was a Labour seat win ,last time around .
These professionally organised smear campaigns have been going on for decades. I've lost count of the number of times I have mentioned the coordinated attacks on Corbyn. There is a real-time case study underway in America, and it is fascinating to see how they do it. The media are complicit, yet people still hang on their every word and even spread this disinformation far and wide.
As someone who has been a supporter of the party for most of my life yet has purposely steered clear of its, often toxic, internal politics, I find the contrast between the indecent haste with which Alistair Campbell was expelled and the wishy, washy naval gazing on Brexit and antisemitism to be so telling when it comes to Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of Labour.
The irony of someone so quick to vote against his own party in the past coming down so heavily against someone for doing that just once would be delicious if it wasn't so revealing.
Here's a quiz question: what's the common links between Libya, Iraq and Syria? All intended to or did refuse to accept the US dollar (petrodollar) as payment for their oil exports and were bombed to buggery for daring not to bend the knee to the sociopathic degenerates who pull the strings of Western governments. (The US today is constantly sabre rattling towards Iran and Venezuela for identical reasons.)
Of more importance in the context of this thread, all are Semite majority countries as Arabic is the most widely-spoken language in each, but the anti-Semite slur is only ever wheeled-out by corporate media when related to speakers of another and relatively minuscule group of fellow Semites.
Don't forget the pipeline.Quote:
Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.
It is clear that being anti-Isreali (as in their governmental policies) is deliberately being conflated with anti-semitism the by parties (and I'm not talking about conventional political parties who stand for election) who have most to gain from such confusion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyncoed Kid
And another do they, or have they harboured killers of their own , without the use of dollars, and perhaps accepted some other countries finance , as it seems very strange they can build such large armies to fight in thier own lands an afar ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
I'm sure it takes two evils to tangle.
The word 'Korban' means to kill. The use of the word 'sacrifice immediately afterwards reinforces it. This is a call to kill Corbyn pure and simple, by the right wing Jewish Board of Deputies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1466...6312193002059/
Mossad seen in Peterborough behind a park bench and pretending to shop in Aldi's