Andrew Sanger

Kfir and Ariel Bibas. Taken hostage by Hamas on October 7, 2023. Murdered in Gaza and their bodies sent back. Don't forget them.

@TigerDonald2000 @domcavendish @waitrose A citizen’s arrest is a legal power allowing a private individual to detain someone caught committing, or suspected of committing, an indictable offense when a police officer is not immediately available.

@andrewsanger @domcavendish @waitrose Yes, if that employee is not murdered first, that is.

Not returning to @waitrose until I hear he has been reinstated.

@TigerDonald2000 @domcavendish @waitrose Every employee who detains a shoplifter who is then handed over to the police should receive a bonus.

@domcavendish @waitrose I don't quite see what this matter has to do with the general public or with members of parliament, you all would have sacked the man for doing the same and you know you would have done, so what's with the hypocrisy and the sham show of virtue. Its all bollocks.

@signersf @just_whatever @sarcasm You think he's the moron!

@just_whatever @sarcasm It’s Passover No one is buying bread Moron

Breaking: reports of mass bread shortages across Israel Bread shelves are all empty. That’s a very significant development I will dig deeper into that matter and will let you know what happened. Stay tuned

@just_whatever @sarcasm Be sure to let us know by the end of next week.

@bilbolelbalabe1 @beirutwire About this account @bilbolelbalabe1 Account based in North America Connected via North America App Store

@beirutwire As a Lebanese no we dont want peace with that death cult. And anyone who ssys they want peace will pay a price. No peace with isnotreal no matter that cost.

Loud and clear, Lebanon wants peace with Israel 🇱🇧🕊️🇮🇱

@anadoluagency An annual event. Anyone can see those aren't crows - look at the wings. The regular spring migration of white storks is currently at its peak. 100,000s of them fly over Israel on their way from Africa to Europe. The great variety of migrating birds is one of Israel's wonders.

A flock of crows appeared over Tel Aviv's sky on Tuesday, sparking a 'harbinger of doom' warning amid the regional conflict

@Heccles94 @LanceForman Another Jew-hating NHS nurse pipes up.

@LanceForman That’s defamation, I strongly recommend you remove your post

Hi Wes, I appreciate the support and display of solidarity. We cannot allow antisemitism or any forms of hate to win, but three very important questions. 1) Were the ambulances not insured? I thought every ambulance had to be to carry a patient. 2) Will this be the same for any private sector or charity sector health provider going forward? 3) Is this coming from the NHS budget or another budget? Thanks,

@whippletom Unfortunately he seems to have gone mad. I loved him for ages, found his train info very useful and interesting. Muted him now.

Not the train man

@Simon94192682 @blaiklockBP Yes, I am.

@andrewsanger @blaiklockBP Are you referring to the online posts by muslim health workers making threats to Jewish patients?

Quite extraordinary that one group have their own ambulances and vehicles and some that look like police cars . Can anyone just set up an ambulance service with a different number for quick service? These Ambulances do treat other groups but people with the number get quicker service.

@NigelHeal @BritishBastardX Why should they decline an offer of four ambulances? I think their decision is likely to be, in keeping with age-old Jewish ideas about saving lives where possible, that "for the saving of life" they are obliged to accept a gift that may prevent suffering or even death.

@andrewsanger @BritishBastardX Then I'm sure they will have zero problem declining the offer!! I await the press on this this.

Just a quick one. Why the fuck do we have "Jewish" abulances in the UK? Am i the only one failing to understand?

@NigelHeal @BritishBastardX Hatzola are funded by donations and have not requested any public money or public help. Four replacement ambulances have been offered by the government though, probably for their own self-serving political reasons.

@andrewsanger @BritishBastardX All the more reason why tax payer money should not be used to procure new ambulances, it cannot provide a return on investment to the wider NHS

C. S. Lewis’s advice to a young schoolgirl on how to become a better writer:

Hatzola run only a handful of small highly localised volunteer emergency treatment services within specific neighbourhoods. It cannot be integrated into the wider LAS for that reason. LAS do refer callers to a local Hatzola number if appropriate. Hatzola medics are on call 24/7, 365, but usually despatched from their own homes, which would not work for LAS. CQC and NHS England do keep records of inspections and have Hatzola call-out data, but not for publication. Fact is, Hatzola - like other self-funded Jewish community services - only exists because of the prejudice against Jews, and ignorance about them - in other words, because of people like you.

@andrewsanger @BritishBastardX Then where is the data to support your claim? St John, Red Cross, LAS can provide that data but can it supply the data for Hatzolah?? Do they stop for 'running jobs'?? involving non Jewish patients?

I realise you are not anti-Jewish, and are merely asking a question. Hatzola do complement the existing emergency ambulance service - anyone in the area can call for a Hatzola ambulance. Response times are faster than ordinary ambulances. And they offer a useful option for Jews who would prefer to be treated by fellow Jews - which considering the attitudes now openly expressed by many health workers, makes a lot of sense.

@fem_mb @ezralevant I haven’t turned on them at all, I’m just curious as to why they don’t integrate or complement the existing ambulance service. I’m equally as angry and upset either way this as I suspect you are

A London Jewish charity pays for four fully-equipped ambulances & staffs them as volunteers, providing free, fast emergency care to everyone in the community, regardless of religion. Antisemites blow up those ambulances and people are mad bc "Jews get their own ambulances".

@K_AminThaabet Good advice that I should be given every morning.

PSA: Don't expose yourself to too much low IQ content, even for the purposes of ridiculing it. It's not healthy.

@BallouxFrancois @DavidHirsh Matthew Colling's pathetic scrawling actually isn't dissimilar in sentiment to National Socialist Party posters depicting Jews as lice, profiteers, misshapen demons, etc. The incitement to loathe Jews is the same. He and the gallery should both be prosecuted for race hate.

@DavidHirsh Antisemitism predates christianity, and has taken endless forms over time. Whatever that is, criticism of Israel or antisemitism, it is not of the type or style typical of nazi Germany.

The word "nazi" has largely lost its connection to the Nazi Party (NSDAP) in Germany (1933-45) to now mean anyone who is deeply wicked and evil. It remains intriguing that this 'art', which the Nazis would have condemned as degenerate (Entartete Kunst) - they particularly hated this type of naïve, expressionist modern art - is being called out as "nazi-era racist imagery".

@ProWarTech @JeanHatchet Does she assume that? Her first sentence is correct, is it not?

@JeanHatchet How did you automatically assume that Muslims set fire to this "Jewish" ambulance?

No Jew in the UK has set fire to anything belonging to a Muslim person. No Jew has stabbed a Muslim person in the street. Yet Jews are murdered, their ambulances burning and there are marches against Jews regularly which the government do nothing about. There are actual Jew Hunts under cover of banning Israeli hummus. There are exhibitions showing Jews eating babies. There is at the same time terrifying “guidance” from government to make citizens stop criticising Islam in any way. It’s twisted. Evil.

@AWiesy 😄Except unleavened bread, of course.

I heard things are gonna be so bad in Israel next week you won’t be able to even buy bread! 😮

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