The cruel sewer of the far-left. Not for the faint-hearted
This piece on the cruel sewer of the far-left is not for the faint-hearted. The article contains sickening responses to the news of the passing of Lord Jonathan Sacks, the former Chief Rabbi. My resea...
The General Pharmaceutical Council spits in the face of British Jews
Yesterday, the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) spat in the face of British Jews. They did so as one of the most outrageously incompetent ‘Fit to Practise’ hearings came to a close. P...
Yes, the EHRC is out – be ready to fight again at dawn
I have stayed away from Labour antisemitism for a while because whilst the EHRC report remained ‘pending’ there was nothing I could do or say that would make a difference. Yesterday, 29 Oc...
The greatest enemy of truth telling is lazy journalism
The greatest enemy of truth-telling about the Israel / Arab conflict is lazy journalism. Everyone knows Hezbollah are the bad guys. but as you work your way down the ladder of hate, things become prog...
Toxic. BBC journalists as antisemitic trolls and the battle for academia
Toxic. One thing I have firmly understood in my time researching and exposing antisemitism is that haters never stop hating. The dangers posed to Jewish people and society as a whole, may evolve, muta...
Doxing minors, intimidation and the toxic hatemongers on the hard left
The smears, lies, fear and intimidation of the hard-left. A Statement: Those who read this blog or follow me on Twitter or Facebook are well aware that I am used to being harassed and abused online. T...
As toxic an event about free speech and antisemitism as you will ever see
I have sat through many toxic events in my time, but even for me yesterday was something special. A gathering of no less than four of the Labour party’s ‘antisemitism’ stars, Chris W...
On the matter of Jewish sovereignty, everybody should settle down
This is a piece on the application of Israeli Sovereignty. I am trying to finish a deep (and very secret) research project that has kept me busy for two months, but given some of the recent articles o...