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The reason the world is upset with Israel is because of the 700,000+ innocent Palestinians they’ve murdered.
It’s not because they’re Jewish. Hope that helps.
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This make you happy @andyburnham? You could have stopped this madness at any point, but you’ve chosen not to — why?
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I stood up. I said, "Can I?"
He stepped aside.
I fixed it in about two minutes. Then I finished the presentation for him.
The directors asked a lot of questions. I knew the answers.
Afterwards, he came to my desk. He didn't say anything for a while.
Then he said, "I'm sorry about what I said."
I said, "I know. That's why I did the course."
He asked if I'd train the team. All 14 of them. Including him.
I said yes.
Now he calls me before every big meeting.
Last week, he asked me what I'd do if I were him.
I said, "Spend $40 and a weekend before you make a speech."
Steven Green retweeted
Israel is the only society to have actually voted for their government to commit genocide. Even Germany didn't do that.
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It's a good job Suella Braverman claimed £45,000 for water bills on her parliamentary expenses. If she had failed to declare a ten quid overpayment on Universal Credit, she'd have been in serious trouble then.
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The Labour party are withdrawing support for Green councils around the country for adopting a policy that condems this, remind me again who the racists are?
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A BBC journalist handed his hole, by this gentleman.
More of this please!
Articulate ✔️Eloquent ✔️Truth✔️
Turn it up!
Fuck israel & #FreePalestine
#israel
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Looks like this one's collapsing faster than the FlyDubai fiasco.
As the public mood hardens and the narrative slips away, they're getting more careless and more desperate.
The government colluding with this utter nonsense looks terrible for Burnham.
#ItWasAScam
#ItsAScam
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29 students.
That's the total number of Jewish students in the Bell report who said they've experienced antisemitism.
29.
Meanwhile, 30 Palestinians have been reported murdered by Israel in the past 10 days.
The Govt has allocated £7 million to tackle antisemitism across education
In England there are approx 14K Jewish students in non-Jewish schools
gov.uk/government/news/gover…
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There was no protective ring around care homes; but there obviously is one around Michelle Mone and Dido Harding
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This is sickening and antisemitic.
An Iranian politician at his office filming himself tearing up a copy of the Jewish Torah book as he laughs.
No wait, it's Michael Ben-Ari, an Israeli politician tearing up a bible for fun.
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Every time the BBC airs the crocodile tears of a British zionist who feels “hurt and upset” at being told their ideology is racist, Hind Rajab enters my mind: six years old, trapped in a car with her murdered family, pleading to the Red Crescent to save her.
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What does Andy Burnham have to hide?
NEW: Andy Burnham has officially rejected Jeremy Corbyn's call for a public inquiry into "British complicity" in Gaza.
The former Labour leader wrote to the PM in July asking him to back his Private Member's Bill for a Chilcot-style inquiry, which would look at any UK military, economic or political cooperation with Israel since October 2023.
This would include the power to question ministers on the supply or use of weapons, surveillance aircraft and Royal Air Force bases.
The idea was rejected by Starmer. The govt have confirmed in response to a written question today that their position remains unchanged under Burnham, saying an inquiry isn't necessary due to the "extensive mechanisms already available for parliamentary accountability and oversight".
Corbyn said:“Andy Burnham rightly said that the last Labour government “got it wrong” over Gaza. But his words will mean very little if he doesn’t break with the last government’s shameful record of complicity, secrecy and evasion.
"Many of us will remember in the aftermath of Iraq, the government of the day spent many years resisting attempts to uncover the truth. In the end, they could not prevent the inevitable. Just like Iraq, we will remember those who obstructed the path to justice."
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I don’t understand why I paid £70 to stand on a train to Manchester for 40 mins because they’ve decided to sell tickets for 6 carriages and only put on 3. then to not even get a reserved seat on the second train. this is atrocious pricing, I want a refund!! @thetrainline































