The Left's ongoing unholy alliance with Islamism was always where, but the election of Endlösung enthusiast Jeremy and his equally unpleasant chums has made rabid anti-semitism the default mainstream position for the Labour party and its apologists. And now the NUS have upped the ante with the election of the ghost of Yasser Arafat in drag, it would appear that young peoples' minds have been correctly programmed according to the Party line.
**** knows who they'll come after next.
:rolleyes: he's got jewish bloody ancestors.
Stop believing telegraph scare stories. Jeremy is a nice man, just because he doesnt believe that all Muslims are evil it doesnt make him an anti-semite.
I've got Irish ancestors and I can'tr stand the ****ers :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Jorge
I don't read the Telegraph; it's as mental as the Guardian but lacks the inadvertant humour.
Yes. I'd gone under the radar on The Guardian for nearly 48 hours, but as soon as I popped up to point out that someone who spends a lot of time condemning Israel, banging on about 'zionists' whilst either refusing to condemn or expressing her support for nakedly anti-semitic groups like ISIS and Hamas is, on balance, probably a screaming ****ing anti-semite, I got banned again. :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
You'd think these anti-semites would have sussed not to use the term 'zionist' pejoratively by now, wouldn't you? We all know what they mean and they're fooling no-one, after all.
Luckily, the left is increasingly turning itself into a self-reflexive circle jerk that real people simply don't give a flying **** about. If I thought these people had any real influence I might worry, though.
He sure does hang out with an awful lot of anti-semites for such a nice Jewish boy, doesn't he? :rubchin:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Jorge
Ooh, bad luck. Perhaps a completely different name might help next time?Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Mind you, I was amused to see Obama delivering his message for Remain in The Telegraph. I imagine that went down well :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
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Originally Posted by Sir C
I'd already tried that. To be honest, I was testing to see if they were paying attention.
You have to change that handle b.. I'm getting confused. I keep seeing Burnley :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
This just from an hour ago:
I would like to send my warmest wishes to Jewish communities all over Britain who are preparing for the Pesach holiday.
I have always been moved by the Passover story of the Israelite escape from enslavement. It is a universal message of the struggle for liberation and freedom, and one that continues to inspire many who fight for justice and equality all over the world.
The 19th century Rabbi of the North London Synagogue, Joseph Morris, summed up its meaning when he said: “Passover affirms the great truth that liberty is the inalienable right of every human being."
That is the message I will be thinking of over the Pesach holiday. I believe it is an aim and a principle that every one of us can support and cherish.
I would like to wish you all Chag Sameach.
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Originally Posted by The Jorge
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Ah... Re-working the ' Why, some of my best friends are black schtick. Pack it in Jezza, you're not fooling anyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Jorge
In fairness, some of his best friends *are* black,Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multim...5-_977183c.jpg
Can you cite evidence to support your claim, beyond the 'friend of a friend of a friend once shared a train carriage with a one-eyed man with a hook for a hand' type innuendo?Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Jesus wept at the weakness of that argument j - come onQuote:
Originally Posted by The Jorge
:hehe: apparently all based on this quoteQuote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
“Going back a lot further, there is a Jewish element in the family, probably from Germany.” ffs
Are we talking about Zac now? Who lobbied ministers about Babar Ahmad, the had his campaign point out how close Khan was to him?
http://www.politics.co.uk/news/2016/...sters-about-ba
He employed a Jewish chap in his constituency office, I believe. He's not an anti-semite FFS.
I think there's a concerted effort to paint anybody who criticises Israel as an anti-semite, which is ridiculous as I know plenty of actual card-carrying jews who object to it.
It's odd, that with such a love for Red Sea pedestrians, he's quite so enthusiastic about Hamas and Hezbollah and simply uninterested in addressing the anti-semitism endemic in his party :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
http://www.theguardian.com/commentis...-jeremy-corbyn
I'm not agreeing with what Sir C says, merely pointing out that you (he) are still presenting silly rebuttals which hardly help the issue. Lots of slave owners gave work to lots of black people so they definitely aren't racist then. Didn't Nigel Farage marry a foreigner - bang goes the Xenophobia accusations against UKIP
:hehe: Exactly how many of these jews do you know? Is it like all the muslims you know? You're not like most people who have a few friends and lots of acquaintances; no, you have literally thousands of ethnic and religious minority members explaining their political views to you on a daily basis. Amazing :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Jorge
Obviously the main point is that he's a nice bloke who's fought against pretty much every sort of discrimination, not just racial or religious discrimination, for his whole life and the idea of him being against a race is just ridiculous. Short of doing something to counteract the accusations he's an anti-semite there's not much he can do.
My word :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr Headgear - Wannabe viking
Zac Goldsmith?
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It's quite remarkable, isn't it? Almost as if the Tories are just interested in smears.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
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Those rose-tinted glasses borrowed from Nicosia, j?
I grew up around Finsbury Park, Stoke Newington and Stamford Hill and went to school in Highgate and Hampstead. It's fair to say I would have struggled to not have a few jewish friends.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Do you honestly believe he's anti-semetic though?Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
Well it's apparently a common issue and a massive problem amongst the party, which surely is made up of similarly 'nice' people who campaign against other isms?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Jorge
They just hate the jewishers :shrug:
Nope but it is prevalent among the section of the party (something acknowledged by among others the boy Jones in a recent article) that he leads and which he is the most prominent figure in that section . You're very quick to point the finger at Conservatives with dodgy ties - does this not work both ways. Is he not be tainted by the company he keeps too?
Apart from all of the jewish people in the actual party, of course, of which there are loads.
I've seen anti-semitism on the left, I've seen snti-semitism on the right, I've seen anti-semitism in the center.
I've also seen political opponents of all of these groups attempt to overplay it for their own political ends.
And how do they feel about rampant anti-semitism from the 'nice' people around them being ignored by 'nice' Mr Corbyn, who is 'friends' with the gentlemen who lead organisations predicated on the destruction of their race, I wonder?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Jorge
Don't tell me, they love it, because you know them all personally and they've told you :rolleyes:
Many of whom are now expressing serious concern about the direction that party is taking and the increasing prevalence of anti-semitism within it, you mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Jorge
In this country though, even the likes of Owen Jones is acknowledging it as a problem, so it's clearly nothing to do with political opponents trying to score points. I don't know about the situation in Denmark, sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr Headgear - Wannabe viking
Not denying it exists, but prevalent is a bit strong.
There's also something massively unappealing about some of the finger pointing, lots of pot calling the kettle black.
I'm not sure it's actually anything within the Labour party, but he has shared a platform with a fair few people I certainly wouldnt have been comfortable with standing alongside at some rallies. Especially if he harboured any ambitions as leader, which obviously he never did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
It's also worth pointing out that I'm not a Labour person, though I am a fan of JC's, always have been, and am especially proud to at the moment. I've been just as critical of them as I have been of the Tories - especially the NuLabor years, which did more to hurt the working class in this country in the long term than most Tories could ever manage - but the Tories are the Government and I do feel some form of scrutiny is required, especially when so few of the media dont seem to think it's their job any more. Especially the emasculated BBC who would prefer to stay out of the firing line rather than run critical pieces nowadays.
Are you some sort of perishing Part-Keeeeeenyan?
No, no point scoring going on when Cameron, in parliament, starts pointing out the people Khan has associated with, while neglecting to mention that his own candidate for London Mayor was actively petitioning on his behalf.
Interesting to see you can agree with Jones occasionally though.
Yes, there is a problem with anti semitism, yes it does exist on the left, but let's not pretend it's somehow ideologically isolated there.