Month: July 2021

Hatun - speakers corner terrorist attack
general, Islamic terrorism, Media Bias, NGO's, UK

The Speakers Corner terror attack – was a knife in British democracy

On 23rd July 1866 the ‘Reform League’ attempted to meet in Hyde Park to demand the extension of the franchise. The Government declared the meeting illegal, closed the park and placed over 1000 police officers at the Marble Arch entrance in an attempt to stop the meeting. The police failed to stop them, the protestors entered the park, and three days of ‘skirmishes’ followed. That … Continue reading The Speakers Corner terror attack – was a knife in British democracy

David33 Comments
Twitter discrimination
anti-Zionism, antisemitism, BDS, Conflict history, extremism on campus, Holocaust, Islamic terrorism

Twitter discriminates against me because I am a proud, unapologetic Jew

Twitter discriminates against me because I am a proud, unapologetic Jew. If you are Jewish and active on the platform – Twitter probably discriminates against you too. Twitter is a biased platform. We all know that. But their ability to influence goes a lot further than simply not banning antisemites. They also decide who to legitimise and who to refuse to give that credit to. … Continue reading Twitter discriminates against me because I am a proud, unapologetic Jew

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Alaa Daraghme Hezbollah supporter
anti-Zionism, antisemitism, Media Bias, NGO's, The I/P conflict

Exclusive: Meet Alaa Daraghme – the BBC’s Hezbollah loving Journo

With pro-terrorist supporters and antisemitic conspiracy theorists producing their news, there is something truly rotten at the BBC. Just recently BBC journalist Tala Halawa was fired for having tweeted that ‘Hitler was right’. This latest story built as it was researched, so bear with me – you certainly won’t be disappointed. It started with a tweet from Tom Bateman – a BBC Middle East Correspondent. … Continue reading Exclusive: Meet Alaa Daraghme – the BBC’s Hezbollah loving Journo

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Wikipedia 4
anti-Zionism, antisemitism, BDS, Media Bias, NGO's, The I/P conflict

Make no mistake – Wikipedia is at war with the Jews

Larry Sanger, the man who co-founded Wikipedia recently said that ‘nobody should trust Wikipedia.’ Sanger describes the Wikipedia environment – in which conservative voices are stifled or banned and criticism of leftist ideology – where the argument does appear – reads like a defence counsel’s brief. This is damning criticism from a man who would know better than most. But Sanger only gets part of … Continue reading Make no mistake – Wikipedia is at war with the Jews

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ESHARP GLASGOW UNIVERSITY ANTISEMITISM
anti-Zionism, antisemitism, BDS, extremism on campus, general, Media Bias, The I/P conflict

Victory – as Glasgow University apologises for publishing antisemitic article

Last December I ran an exclusive about a deeply antisemitic conspiracy article that was published in the academic esharp magazine at Glasgow University. ‘esharp‘ is an ‘international online journal for postgraduate research’ and Glasgow University is very proud of the outlet. The University website even states that all the post-graduate papers are double-blind peer-reviewed. Having read the paper and researched it thoroughly, I complained that … Continue reading Victory – as Glasgow University apologises for publishing antisemitic article

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Lancaster City Council
anti-Zionism, antisemitism, antisemitism in the church, BDS, Islamic terrorism, Media Bias, The I/P conflict

Reject Antisemitism – an open letter to all the Lancaster City Councillors

A copy of this letter was sent to all the Lancaster City Councillors   To the Lancaster City Councillors This letter is about the anti-Israel motion you recently passed. I have seen the motion, read the minutes and watched the video of the ‘debate’. I wish to keep this letter short, and there are far too many issues to address – so I will just … Continue reading Reject Antisemitism – an open letter to all the Lancaster City Councillors

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