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How many people in Britain have been randomly murdered by Jews in the last 10 years? How many have been murdered by Muslim ‘asylum seekers’? The figure must be getting close to the number murdered by the IRA on mainland Britain, but no one is allowed to talk about it.

That’s your answer

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Although Gaza is the most urgent issue, and we cannot turn our eyes from them, there is increasing settler violence and land confiscation in the West Bank, aka illegally Occupied Territory. Here’s a group we can support, made up of committed Israelis and Palestinians working together to protect the Palestinians there.

Work on the Ground: Transforming Lives in Israel-Palestine — American Friends of Combatants for Peace

https://www.afcfp.org

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There must be an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Pope Francis has said what is needed, now he must do what is needed by going to Gaza and standing for peace, justice and freedom.

Please sign the petition and share widely.

https://chng.it/CRQ7qw4Gzn

Let us also support UNRWA. If our governments won’t act in accordance with humanity, then we will. https://www.unrwausa.org/donate

Also we can all support the brave doctors who have gone to Gaza: https://palestinian-ama.networkforgood.com/projects/206145-gaza-medical-supplies-oct-2023

Or

Surgeons to Gaza

https://fajr.org/donate/

Let us make our donations to honor Aaron Bushnell, in memory of Hind Rajab, or Dr Jumann Afra.

Here’s a petition to excommunicate Joe Biden: https://www.change.org/p/excommunicate-president-joe-biden-bf979783-ac08-4576-a53f-c786ea23dc9c

These are a few small things we can do. If we can do more, let us do more.

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Thanks again for your intellectual and moral clarity

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Anyone who quotes Baroness Warsi to support his argument has already lost.

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Why?

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Great piece of writing. The MSM in the UK is unreliable and inaccurate and Starmer is a loathsome liar and hypocrite that we are now stuck with.

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It looks like Starmer is leading the Nazification of the UK.

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Excellent article. I have said consistently and continue to do so: Sir Keir Starmer is the most dangerous man in Britain.

Also, the neoliberal elite are right to believe Islam is a threat to their way of lives (that being the elite only - not normal Britons). Islam eschews neoliberalism, interest and ungained wealth such as land lording when the property is mortgaged and the renter pays the majority yet the landlord ends up with the property. Economically and financially Islam is much fairer. In this way, it is a massive threat to billionaires and the 1% that rules us. More about it here: https://ayauk.substack.com/p/rethinking-the-narrative-islam-and

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Yeah, I think the fair Islam economics is on display on the Arabian peninsula. Whiteness and Christianity need to disappear

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Americans have rejected neoliberalism and Americans have rejected neoconservatism….and after Matrix Resurrection Americans have even rejected Neo!!!

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Racism and Islamophobia is in their fabric and genetic make up for centuries (talking about the indigenous white ones) !

They yearn for the time they practiced it and feel frustrated now they don’t have capabilities they did once to practice their hate and white supremacy!

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The colour of my skin is white & my gender is male. I was born with these characteristics & do not see them as being in any way negative.

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A wise person once said , don’t look with your eyes, but see with your eyes, even if what you see is not what you want. It will expose the truth.

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Change a few details plus names and you could be writing about Canada where lax lobbying rules produce a Zionist stooge as PM and a hydra headed Zionist lobby calling anything that could hamper their genocide antisemitic.

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Spot on article!

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One clear trend in the UK and the U.S. is the enemy that ALL major parties abhor with prejudice: Socialism. Protests are riots when the issue is social justice, and the problem participants are communists or anti-fascists or anti-imperialists. The racist abuse of Moslems has been led by God-fearing Christians who are no threat to the God-fearing elites, so lip-service will be applied first, and police beat downs will follow, but the label “terrorist” will be reserved for the hated, principled opponents to systemic aggression.

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Thank You Jonathan

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The HUMAN race seems to desperately need a unifying fate-defining common cause. Perhaps a vicious extraterrestrial attack is what we collectively need to brutally endure in order to survive the long-term from ourselves.

Humanity would genuinely unite for the first time to defend against, attack and defeat the humanicidal multi-tentacled ETs. The latter would need to be an even greater nemesis than our own formidably divisive politics and perceptions of differences, both real and perceived, especially those involving religion, nationality and race.

During this much-needed human allegiance, we’d be forced to work closely side-by-side together and witness just how humanly similar we are to each other in every significant way. (This scenario is, of course, dependent on the assumption that one or more human parties don't actually attempt to forge an allegiance with the ETs to better their own chances for survival, which would indicate that our deficient human condition may be even worse than originally thought.)

Still, maybe some five or more decades later when all traces of the nightmarish ET invasion are gone, we'll inevitably revert to those same politics to which we humans seem so hopelessly collectively and maybe even individually prone — including those of scale: the intercontinental, international, national, provincial or state, regional and municipal. And, again, downwards we slide.

It’s quite plausible that if the world’s population was somehow reduced to just a few city blocks of seemingly similar residents, there’d be some form of notable inter-neighborhood hostilities, and sooner rather than later.

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In our current silos, I have some doubt how widely the "alien invasion" would be believed.

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Interesting and thought provoking.

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Thanx. I try to be.

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That's Alan Moore's original plot in the 'Watchmen' comic, though of course the aliens are fictional. It's a shame that biodiversity loss feels too nebulous and long-form for most people to come together to battle against, though I suspect it will ultimately finish us off as a species.

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Especially for those people most aware of them, manmade global warming and its resultant increasing number and intensity of climate-change-induced extreme weather events rightfully stir up alarm.

Astronauts typically express awe and even love for the beautiful Earth below while they’re in orbit. I wonder how they feel when seeing the immense consequential pollution from raging massive forest/brush fires — like the ones that viciously consume largely-Canadian forests and choke the air with health-damaging particulates every year basically due to human-caused global warming?

I also wonder if a large portion of the planet’s most freely-polluting corporate CEOs, governing leaders and over-consuming/disposing individuals were rocketed far enough above the earth for a day’s (or more) orbit, while looking down, would the view have a sufficiently profound effect on them to change their political/financial support of, most notably, the environment-destroying fossil fuel industry?

In the meantime, Canadian carbon taxes manage to induce some the shrillest complaints here, especially by the corporate news-media—even though it’s more than recouped (except for high-income earners) via federal government rebate.

Many drivers of superfluously huge and over-powered thus gas-guzzling vehicles seem to consider it a basic human right. It may scare those drivers just to contemplate a world in which they can no longer readily fuel that ‘right’, especially since much quieter electric cars are for them no substitute.

Meanwhile, (neo)liberals and conservatives remain overly preoccupied with vocally criticizing one another for their relatively trivial politics and diverting attention away from some of the planet's greatest polluters, where it should and needs to be sharply focused. Albeit, conservatives are generally more willing to pollute the planet most liberally.

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