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The Golan Heights is Israel's. It's a buffer zone as is Mount Hermon. Unlike you dopey leftist fuckwits, we believe in protecting our borders & our people from jihadi nutcases so thank you very much but we'll do as we see fit and not be lectured to some far left halfwit. We know all about you @zarahsultana I dislike Wikipedia but it suffice to show what a snide, awful Jew hating sack of shit you really are. "During the 2019 election campaign, The Jewish Chronicle reported that in 2015, whilst she was a student, Sultana made social media posts from a subsequently deleted account which implied that she would celebrate the deaths of the former Labour prime minister Tony Blair, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former US President George W. Bush and she supported "violent resistance" by Palestinians. As a teenager, Sultana sent tweets telling someone whom she described as pro-Israel to "jump off a cliff" and compared the Holocaust to those who were killed in Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine and Chechnya. In tweets, Sultana used slang phrases for white people—"YT" and "the white woman"—to describe some Jewish people. Sultana apologised for the posts and stated that she no longer held those views and "wrote them out of frustration rather than any malice". The Labour Party re-interviewed her as a consequence of the posts, but she remained the party's candidate. After her election, The Jewish Chronicle reported on a further social media post made by Sultana in 2015, in which she stated that students supporting Zionism were "advocating a racist ideology...and champion[ing] a state created through ethnic cleansing, sustained through occupation, apartheid and war crimes." So, stick it where the sun doesn't shine, ok?

@campbellclaret At least he doesn't bullshit like the rest of you.

Trump is utterly disgusting. Surely we cannot be far from the time when King Charles refuses to be involved in Trump’s attempts to use a significant 🇺🇸 anniversary for his own ends. Just take today - for a US President to say “I’m glad he’s dead” of a man who has devoted his life to public service is beyond vile. And his endorsement of Orban (farewell any notion of not interfering in other countries’ politics) puts him in the Putin camp once more, furthering the risk to Ukraine. Add in the endless insults of @Keir_Starmer and I really think the time has come for the 👑 to follow the Pope in being otherwise engaged .

@thecourieruk She's not wrong

EXCLUSIVE: Fife Reform election candidate called Humza Yousaf ‘Islamist moron’ and ‘not British’ dlvr.it/TRb7n5

@AdamJSchwarz @Iyervval Oh come on, admit it. That was funny as fuck. Also, clearly she's a huge fan of Trump so take your faux outrage elsewhere.

Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi's reaction as Trump says "Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Habour?" Undoubtedly the worst American diplomatic gaffe in post-war US-Japan history.

Reporter: Why didn't you notify Japan that you were going to attack Iran? Trump next to the Japanese PM: "Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Habour? You believe in surprise I think much more so than us."

@Keir_Starmer Wanker

I will always make decisions in the national interest. That’s why we did not join the offensive action against Iran.    Reform and the Tories would’ve rushed us into war without a plan to get us out.

@Amockx2022 He's a spineless coward.

BREAKING : UK 🇬🇧 Prime Minister Kier Starmer refused to support US-Israel despite threats from Trump "We are not going to be drawn into wider war. My priority is British interest so i want war to be ended" 🔥 First Spain and Italy, now UK showing spine to the world. RESPECT 🫡

SHOCKING: Two weeks after he was announced dead, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei release proof of LIFE.

@EdwardJDavey, let us be clear about what you have just said. Thousands of people gathered on the Embankment in central London yesterday and chanted death to America and death to Israel. A speaker from a charity named in a Lords report on Iranian influence in Britain led the crowd in chants of death to America and death to Israel in Arabic. Bobby Vylan led chants of death, death, death to the IDF. Banners celebrated the bombing of Tel Aviv. Khamenei's autobiography was on sale for seventeen pounds. And your considered assessment is that the greatest threat to Britain comes from Nigel Farage. Zarah Sultana has been referred to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards for posting language described as a modern iteration of the medieval blood libel. Vote Palestine 2026 activists are going door to door in May's local elections making lists of people who fail to denounce Israel. The Walney report documents ten charities with links to the Iranian regime operating under British charitable status, four of them in receipt of Gift Aid, subsidised by the British taxpayer. The Foreign Office attended an Iranian embassy party days after the regime massacred thousands of its own citizens and called it normal diplomacy. And your considered assessment is that the greatest threat to Britain comes from Reform. The Union Jack, which you invoke so tenderly, has been described as a tool of hate in a leaked government social cohesion document produced under your political allies. Concern about mass immigration has been classified alongside white supremacism in official Prevent training materials published on gov.uk. Churchill has been removed from the currency without a vote, without a debate, without asking anyone. And your considered assessment is that the greatest threat to Britain comes from the people objecting to all of the above. This is not naivety, Ed. A naive man stumbles into error. You have walked into this position with your eyes open, wrapped it in the language of patriotism, and pointed the finger of blame at the people trying to defend the country you claim to love. That is not a mistake. That is a choice. And it tells us everything we need to know about why Britain is in the condition it is in. The greatest danger to Britain does not come from Tehran or Moscow. You are right about that. It comes from politicians who can look at everything happening in this country and conclude that the real enemy is the people refusing to look away.

@JamesMelville @HHepplewhite So what you're saying is we have been too generous and left some standing....

Gaza: ▪️81% of all buildings in Gaza are damaged or destroyed, totaling nearly 198,273 affected buildings. ▪️As of March 2026, the estimated death toll in Gaza since 7 October 2023 has exceeded 72,000 recorded fatalities. A humanitarian disaster caused by inhumane destruction.

@zarahsultana I'll say it loudly and proudly, you're an antisemitic sleazebag.

As I’ve said before, the smears won’t work this time. I say it loudly and proudly: I’m an anti-Zionist.

@MarioNawfal Fuck about, find out. No sympathy.

🚨🇺🇸 A man stole a car, and pulled a gun while surrounded by 6 officers Dashcam footage has been released, and it raises more questions than answers Thoughts?

We remember you, Sara Ebrahimi.

@Puppieslover Wow

If “not fucking around” was a Dog

Nicolás Maduro is being held in solitary confinement at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn. He is in a tiny cell about 3 by 2 meters, with a metal bed, a toilet, and a small window. He can only leave the cell three times a week for one hour under guard. This is considered torture under international law. The United States has kidnapped and is torturing the democratically-elected leader of a sovereign state. We call for the release of President Maduro and First Lady Celia Flores!

@georgegalloway @realDonaldTrump He's talking about the Islamic regime you dopey cunt.

The President @realDonaldTrump just called the Iranians “deranged scumbags”. He really said that. Donald Trump really said that…

@wil_da_beast630 A start

What do you call 100 Communists being thrown out of a helicopter?

@LoudOutside @canadiancarol1 A Glok

What sort of device would prevent this from happening?

@MasterMaliq @tony_god_sent Yes

@tony_god_sent So should we blame many for the few?

Serious question. What danger exactly does a woman in a burqa pose to the community?

A hijab used to hide the abuse of 10-year-old Sara Sharif at the hands of her father. Women forced into cousin marriages while the NHS praised its ‘benefits’. Children groomed by gangs while police and social workers looked the other way. In each of these cases public services turned a blind eye to the harm of women and girls because they were scared of being called Islamophobic. Labour’s Islamophobia definition will make this worse. If we put one group on a pedestal and make it harder for public services to do their jobs, then we will only foster more inequality and resentment.

Batley Was the Warning. This Is the Response A teacher in Kirklees is still in hiding. It has been five years since he showed an image of the Prophet Mohammed in a religious studies lesson at Batley Grammar School. The protests outside the school gates, the death threats, the forced disappearance of a man who has committed no crime and broken no law, all of it is ongoing. He has not returned to his classroom. He has not returned to his life. The mob that drove him out has faced no meaningful consequence. Now look at what the same local authority has done. Kirklees Council has issued guidance to schools in its area warning that children's drawings could be considered blasphemous under Islamic law, and that teachers must be flexible in catering for religious difference. Dance lessons are flagged as a potential concern over physical contact between males and females. The guidance is framed as sensitivity training. Read it for what it is: the institutionalisation of everything the Batley mob demanded. This is how it works. A community applies pressure through intimidation. The state, rather than defending the teacher, the school and the principle that British law governs British classrooms, retreats. Then it writes the retreat into official guidance so that every teacher in the authority knows, without being told explicitly, exactly where the line is and what happens if they cross it. The man still in hiding is the lesson. The guidance is the curriculum. And it does not stop at Kirklees. The government has this week unveiled a definition of anti-Muslim hostility to be disseminated through every school, council, university, NHS trust and broadcaster in the country. Schools are to monitor and record incidents. A reporting framework will ensure that concerns are accurately identified and addressed. The shadow communities minister has called it a backdoor blasphemy law. Lord Walney, the government's own former anti-extremism tsar, has warned that extremists will use it to deflect scrutiny. Even the Equality and Human Rights Commission says it is unnecessary and risks a chilling effect on free speech. Put these things together and the architecture becomes visible. Batley showed teachers what happens when they don't self-censor. The Kirklees guidance tells them how to avoid the same fate. Across the country, schoolchildren are being marched into mosques, dressed in Islamic garments and taught to write in Arabic, not as part of a balanced study of world religions, but as immersive experiences in one faith alone, in taxpayer-funded schools that in some cases ban Christian symbols and cancel nativity plays as exclusive. The national monitoring framework now ensures that anyone who objects risks having the objection recorded. It is a three-stage system built in plain sight, piece by piece, while the government insists it is protecting cohesion. Meanwhile the teacher remains in hiding. No minister has stood at a despatch box and demanded he be able to return to work safely. No guidance has been issued telling schools that the mob does not get to set the curriculum. No definition has been unveiled to protect the right of a religious studies teacher to teach religious studies. The full weight of the state's institutional apparatus has been deployed in one direction only, and it is not in the direction of the man whose life was destroyed for doing his job. This is not the quiet Islamisation of public life. It is not quiet. It is documented, structured and accelerating. And the test of whether this government is serious about cohesion is simple: bring that teacher home. Until then, everything else is noise. "[The teacher] has not returned to his classroom. He has not returned to his life. The mob that drove him out has faced no meaningful consequence."