Palestine Action

[Kirkstall Blue]

Good news PA is unlawful another ridiculous law to shut up free speech, in my opinion 1,200 people arrested for holding a card with words on was a waste of police time when we have laws in place to arrest breaking and entering GBH. Racism,
The government will still try and overturn the second judge on the case and appeal the decision.

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

People being duped by mainstream media is a never ending story

 

[TinFoilHat]

Home Secretary talking to Mossad to work out a way of winning the appeal that won't involve the leader of PA being in an accident.

 

[I'm With Stupid]

Who would have thought that the "trust us, there's more" from the government would turn out to be bollocks?

 

[Blue and true]

The High Court has found the ban on PA unlawful. :)

Good. It was a disgraceful course for the government to take in the first place.

 

[The Fat el Hombre]

Horrifying that terrorists like Sue Pariftt will potentially not be punished:



Wouldn't count your chickens though guys. The israel lobby will be busy to doing their thing- Shabana Mahmood has already said the decision will be appealed.

In the meantime, maybe our police force can focus on doing their actual job rather than arresting decent British people for opposing the ongoing genocide:

 

[Don Karleone]

Should've burned the whole factory down.

 

[Vic]

A complicated, even strange, judgment. PA had done things that might fit the definition of terrorism in the Terrorism Act but not all its actions would. The effect of proscription on free speech would be disproportionate but the Home Secretary's policy is up to the Home Secretary.

Perhaps this is another test for whether Starmer is going to listen to his MPs....

Knock yourselves out:

The High Court’s judgment in the Palestine Action case

The High Court has ruled that the government’s decision to proscribe Palestine Action under the Terrorism Act 2000 was unlawful, holding that the decision contravenes the government’s own policy on…

publiclawforeveryone.com

 

[Postman Pep]

Should've burned the whole factory down.

Not the only thing that needs burning down. No doubt the increasingly ghoulish Mahmood will follow this traitorous piece of shit into the Lords when she get's booted at the next GE.





Proper wrongun. Fits neatly into the Epstein class venn diagram.

 

[Don Karleone]

Not the only thing that needs burning down. No doubt the increasingly ghoulish Mahmood will follow this traitorous piece of shit into the Lords when she get's booted at the next GE.





Proper wrongun. Fits neatly into the Epstein class venn diagram.

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One sniff of power, and they all change their tune. I've said it before, but they're all bought and paid for. Prison is too good for them.

 

[Postman Pep]

One sniff of power, and they all change their tune. I've said it before, but they're all bought and paid for. Prison is too good for them.

For some reason this came to mind ;-)

 

[Don Karleone]

For some reason this came to mind ;-)

Haha! The number of times I've thought of that Tweet over the last few years.

 

[The Fat el Hombre]

One sniff of power, and they all change their tune. I've said it before, but they're all bought and paid for. Prison is too good for them.

Indeed:



From Jewish Voice For Liberation, in 2020:

"In 2015 he spoke at an election hustings on Palestine organised by Camden Palestine Solidarity Campaign, and later declared: “We can promote peace and justice around the world” against the backdrop of Stop the War campaigners holding Palestinian flags.

But since becoming party leader, Starmer has changed. He has embarked on a courtship of the Israel lobby, the antithesis to his earlier positions on Palestinian rights. In January 2020, he adopted the Board of Deputies’ “Ten Pledges” without caveat." - Link

And on a lower profile but as much a spineless **** is graham linehan - Link

He's referring to Rachel Corrie - the American activist who died when she was "crushed by an Israeli bulldozer in the Gaza Strip on March 16, 2003" - Link. Israeli soldiers celebrated her death by having pancake parties (get it - it's funny cos they flattened her like a pancake):



Just a miniscule example of what the likes of Palestine Action are fighting against

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

Indeed:

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From Jewish Voice For Liberation, in 2020:

"In 2015 he spoke at an election hustings on Palestine organised by Camden Palestine Solidarity Campaign, and later declared: “We can promote peace and justice around the world” against the backdrop of Stop the War campaigners holding Palestinian flags.

But since becoming party leader, Starmer has changed. He has embarked on a courtship of the Israel lobby, the antithesis to his earlier positions on Palestinian rights. In January 2020, he adopted the Board of Deputies’ “Ten Pledges” without caveat." - Link

And on a lower profile but as much a spineless **** is graham linehan - Link

He's referring to Rachel Corrie - the American activist who died when she was "crushed by an Israeli bulldozer in the Gaza Strip on March 16, 2003" - Link. Israeli soldiers celebrated her death by having pancake parties (get it - it's funny cos they flattened her like a pancake):

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Just a miniscule example of what the likes of Palestine Action are fighting against

Starmer accepted fifty thousand pound off the Labour friends of Israel lobby hence his change of heart, power corrupts and until we do away with lobbying we will elect compromised politicians

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

One sniff of power, and they all change their tune. I've said it before, but they're all bought and paid for. Prison is too good for them.

People naturally become less radical as they get older. Don’t think her particular journey renders her a hypocrite. Are your views the same as they were a decade ago? Mine definitely aren’t.

She was my MP for a good few years, and even though I never voted for her, she was a fucking fantastic constituency MP. I had a query in Covid (only time I’ve ever contacted her, or any other MP) and she sorted it straight away. Thought she ran a tight ship.

Have a lot of respect for her, for lots of reasons.

A female, Muslim and no-nonsense, somewhat illiberal Home Secretary is an amazing thing to see actually. What better example of integration could you want?!

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

And by that I mean, that the Home Secretary should always be the lest liberal in the cabinet. Given the shit they have to deal with.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Anyway, talking about the judgment: 100% correct.

 

[Don Karleone]

People naturally become less radical as they get older. Don’t think her particular journey renders her a hypocrite. Are your views the same as they were a decade ago? Mine definitely aren’t.

She was my MP for a good few years, and even though I never voted for her, she was a fucking fantastic constituency MP. I had a query in Covid (only time I’ve ever contacted her, or any other MP) and she sorted it straight away. Thought she ran a tight ship.

Have a lot of respect for her, for lots of reasons.

I'm getting more radical with age. With everything going on in the world, I would hope others are too. I'm glad to hear that she was a decent constituency MP. That was in opposition. She now has power, and it seems like that has gone out of the window.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I'm getting more radical with age. With everything going on in the world, I would hope others are too. I'm glad to hear that she was a decent constituency MP. That was in opposition. She now has power, and it seems like that has gone out of the window.

That’s not an unreasonable conclusion to draw.

However, power changes everybody, mate. You and me included.

I’m merely giving you my experience. You are not obliged to give any weight to it! :-)

 

[hilts]

Excellent news, more egg on faces, its never ending.