NOT GAZA, LONDON
Sunday, January 11, 2009 at 12:56PM 
Here we have an image of a Mullah triumphant, having taken riot gear from the the police.
This was "peaceful" London yesterday (If you believe the BBC that is) as the Hamas loving scum waged riot in our Capital city and the police failed to fight back lest they be accused of political incorrectness or, heavens, insensitivity.
Frankly, sending in the SAS against these violent hate mongers would have been the better option. I feel sorry for the police officers that had to endure these vicious attacks but if they cannot prevent parts of London being turned into Gaza style riot zones, then better send in the professionals and see how many shoes can be upturned.
Let us be clear what yesterday was all about - it was a demonstration of raw Islamo-fascism and rather than congratulate ourselves how very liberal and modern we are at permitting it, we should instead ask WHY were these rioters not instantly taken into custody and charged with a breach of the peace? London is not Gaza - we must resist the Islamo-fascists, not indulge them.Of course I know we operate to more civilised values than the savages that the rioters hero-worship but that should not mean we look away from the sort of street violence visited upon London yesterday.
I hope the guy in the picture is now up in court, if not, why not?
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David - they were all arrested and charged. The Daily Mail has the lowdown and bloody pictures showing what a farce the demo turned into and how the pro terrorist, pro Islamic fascism, pro murder supporters showed themselves up for what they really are. The organisers are bitterly disappointed by the display (see Socialist Unity blog) and working out how to control that element. With luck it will all get divisive and they will rip each other to shreds. Nothing as fun as watching the hard left divide and get interfactional and then eventually - implode.
That is NOT police riot gear he is holding!
Paul.
That is good news!
It is hard to distinguish in these circumstances who's who. Regardless of the motives of the organisers. Thugs will take any opportunity for thuggery.
Spotted this photo from yesterday's demo on Flickr, couldn't resist .
Photos from today. 35,000 people attended the rally in Central London to voice their support for the IDF's operation against Gaza terrorists.
100 people demonstrated against the operation.
http://flickr.com/photos/28092686@N02/
ROFL, DB. Wonderfully dry...
"The organisers are bitterly disappointed by the display (see Socialist Unity blog) and working out how to control that element."
The fact that they aren't realising that it is that element that they are marching to protect in the first place pretty much covers it.
DB
Excellent. They know how to text but don't know how to spell. Yet we should take political advice from them I am sure.
I see Israel has admitted it was a mistake bombing the UN school.
Israel will admit mistakes.
I do not believe that Hamas has ever said that any of its actions have been in error, including the bombing of a bus carrying young Israeli children
It is sad to see you have bought the right-wing exscuses which allow you to ignore the real issue.
Don't be so quick to condemn those on the streets yesterday, I was there and although a minority of the crowd were agrovating the Police the rest of us were segregated and charged with batons, after falling whilst running I was beaten by riot police as were women and children. They even drove riot vans at high speed towards crowds of peaceful protestors.
In terms of the bigger issue, Hamas is the elected government of Palestine and is resisting occupation from a foreign aggressor, just as both you and I would do should our beloved Britain face occupation by a foreign state.
This is not a campaign by 'Islamo-fascits', it is a campaign by humanists who do not believe the Israeli state has any right to withdraw the liberty, sovreignity and independence of the Palestinian state, regardless of religious belief, economic superiority or ethnicity.
Long live Palestine. End the massacre, lift the siege, free Gaza!
nb. I represent one of many non-Muslim, white Brits at the rally yesterday before you fascists try and hi-jack this and make it fuel your right-wing Daily Mail propaganda
Ben,
Get back to us when you hit puberty. Go Israel.
Hi Ben
The Nazis were the duly elected government of Germany in the late 1930s until they fell
Being duly elected counts for something but it does not mean that the government is in any way moral or right.
what occupation >?
"after falling whilst running I was beaten by riot police as were women and children."
Well I've have no doubt 90% of the media were waiting to film the police curb your freespeech and courageous stand against Nazi-Israel - so I look forward to seeing this on BBC and Channel 4!!
Was this you, Ben?
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=kp-lwSe2llg&feature=related
"the rest of us were segregated and charged with batons, after falling whilst running I was beaten by riot police as were women and children. They even drove riot vans at high speed towards crowds of peaceful protestors."
Yeah. OK. And with the world's pro-Hamas media looking on and recording it all not one of them managed to get a single bit of footage of any of this happening. Go tell it to your buddies in Hamas, you lying piece of leftist scum.
DB this is first time I have ever complemented anyone on critiqueing someones spelling and grammar.
Ben go back to playing your game boy if a cop had hit a single woman or child it would be a BBC special for a week.
now THE FAT ONE WITH THE BEARD CARRYING A SHIELD AND A BATON, not to mention he's wearing a dress and a bathrobe.
Whats his name, where does he live, which mosque does he attend, does he have a job or is he living off the British taxpayer, who are his associates?
Those are the questions that come to my mind when I see that picture.
Troll of course they have all those details. The police were there taking photos. I imagine some of the scum that were not arrested have been under investigation for months. The police of course have to amass as much info as they can as they cannot hold the scum can they (detention laws got shelved). so no they won't be arrested here.
Allan@Aberdeen -
Demented baboons, the lot of'em.
Hmm, first dehumanise your enemy, then...
Deport them when we reclaim our senses.
Pete:
Ah, good to see you've learned the lessons of history.
That's right, Irish Barry.
Protect your borders, cherish your culture and kill your enemies.
These are the lessons of history.
Pete:
As you well know I was referring to the old dodge of dehumanising the enemy. Tried and tested, works a treat.
The key word is "respect". Try showing some even when it's difficult.
Irish Barry -
Swaggering aliens, stinking up the streets of London with their uncivilised allahu akbar chants are my enemies.
They can respect my superior civilisation by removing themselves back to whatever flyblown hole they emerged from, and I'll respect them with a boot up the arse in farewell.
Pete:
Keep going. Learning respect for other human beings takes time. You'll get there.
yes Irish Barry multiculturalism will be our salvation we should even just turn our courts over to Sharia Law out of respect of course.
Pete I'll add my size 11 boot to yours and we can turn it into a true international sport
"They can respect my superior civilisation by removing themselves back to whatever flyblown hole they emerged from, and I'll respect them with a boot up the arse in farewell."
I will not get over the irony that you are telling people to go back to "their countries" who have been there or their families have been there longer than you.
No one has been anywhere longer than a life time.
Aileen, the point I am making is that Pete, and people of his ilk, would kick out people who were born in the UK, just because their parents or grandparents weren't from the UK. I just find that funny because Pete is one of these people.
Troll
Praising a spellchecker will come back and bite you in the bum ;)
Troll:
"yes Irish Barry multiculturalism will be our salvation"
Where did I mention multiculturalism? Projecting again are we?
Anyhow, goodnight all. Busy day tomorrow.
yeah colm it's only matter of time
"The tragedy of the people of Palestine is that their country was ‘given’ by a foreign power to another people for the creation of a new state. The result was that many hundreds of thousands of innocent people were made permanently homeless. With every new conflict their numbers increased. How much longer is the world willing to endure this spectacle of wanton cruelty? It is abundantly clear that the refugees have every right to the homeland from which they were driven, and the denial of this right is at the heart of the continuing conflict. No people anywhere in the world would accept being expelled en masse from their country; how can anyone require the people of Palestine to accept a punishment which nobody else would tolerate? A permanent just settlement of the refugees in their homeland is an essential ingredient of any genuine settlement in the Middle East."
(Bertrand Russell)
RS
Whatever the rights and wrongs of historic expulsions it has to be accepted that Israel is just not going to allow hundreds of thousands of Plastinians to move back to and live in Israel proper. Hundreds of thousands of Jews were expelled from Arab countries in the years following the foundation of Israel , most of them moved either to Israel or the West and have setlled and thrived in their new homes. Palestinians need to be allowed to live and thrive in their new locations and not used at Pawan to maintain a conflict with Israel and they and all Arab and other Middle Eastern countries need to realise and accept whooly and genuinely Israel's permanant existence amongst the family of nation states.
Oops 'Pawan' above should be pawns.
Colm and "at" should be "as":o)
I was wondering what happened at Pawan.
Aileen
Did you think I was using some fancy Arabic word :)
Colm
Hello there.
You seem to have missed the me asking you this earlier today. Apolgies for repeating it, only I was surprised to come across your comments. Clarification please?
>>by finding a single comment I have posted supporting Hamas or attacking Israel's actions during this conflict.<<
Colm
Are you really saying that you are in full support of Israels actions during this conflict?
Colm
I thought that it might have been a place. It wouldn't have taken much to have taken me in.
Seamus -
My mother is Irish catholic. My father's family is English protestant, and we've been here a very long time.
RS -
Yes, thanks for that. Bertrand Russell was a communist fool. Thanks for the reminder of just how great a fool.
Pete
I know a song about you ;o)
Tony
My honest answer is that I am uncomfortable with the extent of Israel's actions but I do understand why they feel the need to crush Hamas's military abilities. I fully empathise with the Jewish state's mentality given the history of their people, to take fierce action always in their defence but I will not adopt a position of simply regarding the Palestinians as deserving whatever they get. I do not think Israel is a malicious country which hates it's neighbours and deliberately wants to make them suffer but I do think the ordicray peoplr of Gaza in so many ways have drawn the short straw of life on this planet and are hemmed in by their own powerlessness, stupid barbaric leadership and do not deserve the often gleefull comments that have often been expressed here at the suffering they are experiencing (whatever might be felt about the actual Hamas members who are struck down) .
>>the ordinary people of Gaza in so many ways have drawn the short straw of life on this planet and are hemmed in by their own powerlessness, stupid barbaric leadership<<
Colm, they were and are first and foremost hemmed in by stupid barbaric Israeli policies and actions, which in turn led to the barbaric leadership you mention. Their land was overrun and turned into a ghetto a long time ago. Desperation breeds fanaticism.
Interesting comment by Russell, RS. Never heard it before.
Just having a Colombo moment here Colm.
To clarify, do you support Israels actions in the present conflict or not?
I do agree with you about the barbaric leadership of Hamas though. It is a death wish for themselves and the innocents they are forcing along for the ride. However we must take into account Israels participation her. The rest of your comments explains very little to me if I am honest.
Noel
Yes that's true but it cannot be denied also that Palestinians have been deliberately kept under 'refugee' status by Arab countries for decades rather than being assimilated and settled peacefully wherever they are granted full citzenship and allowed to live without being used as a battering ram to continue the pointless endless conflict with Israel. Israel is not blameless, it's settlements policy is unnecessarily provocative and wrong but is it so difficult for someone to bang heads together and enforce a settlement that gives Israelis and Palestinians their own permanantly acknowledged and peacefully accepted homelands.
Tony
I'm afraid you won't get clarification from me becasue I just don't have a fixed view. I do not unreservedly support Israel's actions but I can't condemn them either. If that comes across as wishy washy fence sitting so be it. It's how I feel.
Colm
To be pedantic. You challenged someone to;
>>by finding a single comment I have posted supporting Hamas or attacking Israel's actions during this conflict.<<
You either support Israels actions in this conflict or you don't! Wishy washy may be your thing but in the context of this site you must agree an answer is important.
Apologies for giving you a hard time.