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UK government ‘deeply saddened’ as Maccabi Tel Aviv decline any Aston Villa tickets
(www.theguardian.com)
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Of all the weird hills Starmer keeps choosing to try and die on this one has been the weirdest
There's still a perception that the Labour Party are some how a hot bed of anti-semitism. In order to prevent giving any oxygen to that argument Starmer would literally let the IDF bomb British citizens if they wanted to.
I don't buy this explanation. The perception of anti semitism was manufactured by Keir Starmer and Morgan McSweeney to take power and purge the Labour party.
Paul Holden exposes it in his latest book; The Fraud.
More likely the Labour Party has been captured by Zionist money like AIPAC in the US.
Already did let that happen
And all any of that is going to accomplish, if anything, is a whole load more antisemitism