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short version, according to the reporting I heard, they're just getting fed up with his incompetence. For example there was an incident when he tweeted about some arrests the FBI was about to make before they actually made them, and some of the people they were targeting managed to flee as a result

Obscure one from the perspective of this forum, but I really like Ferat Koçak who is a member of the German parliament for Neukölln in Berlin. Really committed and hard-working MP, despite repeated attacks on him and his family by far right extremists who tried to burn down his home in one incident.

LMAO. A report in the JC, citing a "dossier" of murky provenance, with conveniently placed quotes from the former chair of LFI and a couple of Tory MPs? Cheers for this bang up source mate.

Israel and Hamas signed a ceasefire in January which provided for multiple stages, moving towards release of all hostages in Gaza and “prisoners” in Israel (many of whom have not been charged with any crime). The party which refused to move onto the next stage and instead resumed the violence...

whether or not it's a legal defence isn't my point. I'm just pointing out that when we are 3rd parties discussing events on a football forum, as opposed to defendants charged with crimes, we have the option of starting from a premise which accurately reflects reality - that the government is...

why are they starving the people then mate? they need the children to die out so they can more clearly see the remaining Hamas fighters in the rubble of the 90% of homes they've destroyed?

there's no chance the government is lying of course

Did you attend the gig?

The difference is the first bolded text accurately describes the reality, and the second bolded text largely does not.

the twat is stuck in the 1980s; he's probably planning a tariff on the VHS tapes

the ceasefire which was agreed in January and which Israel broke in March included a plan to release all the hostages step by step. Israel didn't want that plan because it was supposed to lead to the Israeli army withdrawing and Gaza being rebuilt with the Palestinians in situ. Instead Israel...

I don't see how the WW2 war records of Belgium or the USA have anything to do with Trump, but if we're playing this game the USSR played a more important role than either in defeating Germany.

Incitement to genocide (a crime under the Genocide convention, of which Israel is a signatory, believe it or not) is a frequent occurrence on Israeli TV.

It's enough to send you mad. Israel is starving the people to death (as well as bombing and shooting at them) and dozens of different Israeli politicians (and media figures) are saying into every microphone they can reach "I want to kill everyone in Gaza", and we still have British* politicians...

Extended interview with one of the lawyers representing the activists I mentioned, talking about Germany's criminalisation of activism more generally, and its use of migration law to suppress free speech...

How much difference would it make that Britain is an exporter of services rather than goods, when compared to Germany? That’s not a loaded question, I don’t know the answer.

That’s uncalled for. Politicians of all faiths / family relationships have been twerking for Israel over the last 18 months, and decades before that. Starmer supports the genocide because he’s a craven, immoral shit, not because his wife is Jewish.

It's unknown in the German media for two reasons: mainly, because the story came out for the first time yesterday. Although also because the German media is extremely one-sided and dishonest when it comes to issues around Israel/Palestine, and generally fails to report on the extensive...

No, you're wrong. These 4 people are being deported because of their politics - supporting Palestine and opposing genocide. They have no criminal convictions, and the crimes of which they are suspected are not of the level that normally leads to deportations of this kind (serious assaults...

Germany deporting people for thought crimes https://theintercept.com/2025/03/31/germany-gaza-protesters-deport/