Zeyn

Socialist | Work on campaigns | Celtic | This is our world so let’s fight for it. GLA / LDN

[DOZA🧐 @lil_doza]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 A group of masked paytriots marching in support of Belfast stabbing incident were seen ganging up on two Non-white lads on the street.

The march started at Buchanan Street, Scotland.

[Bark @barkmeta]

Let me explain what just happened 👇

5 minutes before the President announced a halt to attacks on Iran… someone placed a $1.5 BILLION bet on stocks going up and dumped $192 million in oil.

5 minutes…

These trades were 4 to 6 times larger than anything else in the entire market. Whoever did this wasn’t guessing. You don’t risk $1.5 billion on a hunch.

There was zero public indication this announcement was coming. No leaks. No press. Nothing. The only people who knew were in the room when the decision was made.

Someone in that room picked up a phone.
And within minutes they made more money than most Americans will earn in a thousand lifetimes. In a single trade. On a war that cost you $4+ a gallon gas and $16 billion in tax dollars.

American citizens funded this war. Politicians are profiting from it.

This is not the first time. Every major announcement from this administration has had massive suspicious trades right before it dropped. Tariff reversals. Policy shifts. War decisions.

This is the most blatant insider trading operation in the history of American politics. It’s not even close. And it’s happening over and over in broad daylight.

You would go to federal prison for trading on a tip from your cousin. These people are front running war decisions with billion dollar bets and nobody will ever ask a single question.

Nobody will be investigated. Nobody will be charged. By tomorrow this will be buried under the next satisfying headline. Just like last time. And the time before that.

The game is rigged. And they’re not even trying to hide it anymore…

[Chris Williams @chrisw100]

18 months ago, I announced 'Plan for our 5th MP within 2 years' to confused faces at @TheGreenParty Conference.

Here she is...

[Farrukh @implausibleblog]

Naga Munchetty, "The Urdu leaflet is an issue"

"The leaflet features Keir Starmer, alongside the Indian PM Modi, and Deputy PM David Lammy along with Israeli PM Netanyahu"

"Translation: Labour must be punished for Gaza. We have to defeat Reform to give Muslims a strong voice. Give your votes to the Greens"

"Are those messages and is that leaflet appropriate?"

Zack Polanski, "I'd say anything else is highly inappropriate"

"We've had an ongoing genocide for the last couple of years"

"We've got our own government not just complicit but actively enabling a genocide through the sharing or arms, intelligence"

"And I think people in this country whether they're Muslim, or Jewish, as I am myself, or even people without faith, can recognise that human rights and international law are important"

"We've got a Labour government where Keir Starmer who went out on national TV and said that Israel has the right to cut off water and electricity from the Palestinians"

"He said that's not what he meant, but Emily Thornberry went out the same day and doubled down on it"

"I think it's right that in a democracy we point out the record of this Labour government and we challenge them on it and say that's not rights and its time to end the genocide"

Naga Munchetty, "This has been described as a sectarian approach to campaigning. You think that is appropriate"

"I think it's totally appropriate"

"People are allowed to communicate with different communities about those things communities care about"

"But I also think there is an underlying racism of people saying if you're talking about Gaza you're just appealing to a Muslim community"

"I'm one of just five Jewish people who have been in leadership positions in British politics"

"I deeply care about Palestinians, in the same way I care about the Sudanese, Iranian, or anyone facing occupation, conflict, genocide"

"I think it's important to be morally consistent on that"

Charlie Stayt, "A lot of people think those leaflets are the nasty side of politics"

Zack Polanski, "Genocide is quite nasty"

"And I think speaking up for human rights and peace is the only appropriate position"

"And it's quite wild that our British political system got to a place where the Green party is the only party doing that"

"I think that's why we're winning elections, because people are saying if the party is offering to tackle the cost of living crisis and is showing moral consistency in international human rights law"

"That's probably a party worth voting for"

[GfB 📚 @Dr_Gavin_Brewis]

Actually, I do.

Bullying is wrong. The gang attack on another child is wrong.

However, as someone who was permanently excluded from Bellahouston Academy at 13 (my first permanent exclusion), I can say just how problematic the school has been for over 20 years... maybe longer.🧵

[Kitty Donaldson @kitty_donaldson]

The Labour source revealed how Mandelson helped to identify potential candidates who were seen as too left-wing to run for the party.

He was given access to a secret Google spreadsheet of potential candidates McSweeney and his allies used, the source said.

[John McGinley @jhnmcgnly]

This has been an absurd story all round. Baffling.

[Kay Dee @kaydee250567]

@ZeynMo @Paulmullen4 The Celtic board have signalled its open season to accuse Celtic fans of anything and everything.

The more violent the better.

Everyone gets thrown under the bus to take eyes away from Nicholson and co destroying the club.

[RJM67 🇵🇸 @RJMCeltic67]

"Police are investigating after an image... of football fan appearing to point a bladed weapon towards the Celtic board"

Thats a finger & polis handcuffs 😂

What chance do ye have when this is news & being investigated? Unless the objected is to further slander Celtic fans

[Zeyn @ZeynMo]

So the Scottish papers, TV news and others are going all out on a story that a Celtic fan waved a weapon at the board on Wed night, complete with police comments about opening an investigation. But when you zoom in, it’s clear he’s mid point and the ‘weapon’ is an illusion. Wow

[North Curve Celtic @NCCeltic]

The security culture within the Standing Section and from Celtic FC towards its fans needs a total reset.

This footage shows a harmless child, of considerable height, weight and age difference to the steward in question being harshly handled and dragged by the collar.

[Nicola James @NAJ562]

There’s a pattern emerging that raises serious questions about democratic integrity - not just inside our own movement, but beyond it.

This statement that Zarah’s condition for resigning from the Labour Party was being installed as co-leader of the new party, immediately reminded me of two conversations I had with Andrew Feinstein in Bristol on 22 June, and a telephone call on 30 June.
He was trying to persuade me, and for me to influence others in The Collective, to back Zarah as deputy. I asked if this was a condition of her move, and he said “absolutely not”.

Feinstein told me that his preferred deputy was Salma Yaqoob, but that she couldn’t do it - and then added that although Zarah was “young and immature, she takes instruction well”. It struck me as both misogynistic and odd: hardly a vote of confidence in someone you’re lobbying to be elevated above others.

I told him then what I believe even more strongly now: you don’t crown leaders in a democratic movement. You don’t give anyone an unfair platform. Leadership has to be earned, not granted as a condition of entry.

And there’s something else that keeps resurfacing from multiple people: did Zarah approach the Green Party asking for a guaranteed leadership position before she left Labour? Several sources allege she did - and that she was told she would need to stand for election like anyone else.

I’m not asserting that - I’m just asking because it fits the wider pattern. So can the Green MPs who would most likely know please confirm or deny?
@carla_denyer
@AdrianRamsay
@sianberry @EllieChowns

[Sky News @SkyNews]

Scottish Greens 'riding same wave' as Green Party as membership boom continues

https://t.co/EBAtLTqDdN

[James Mackenzie @mrjamesmack]

thoughts and prayers with every journalist who won't be able to run "an anonymous source in the Greens condemned [major Green policy success]" any more

[YouGov @YouGov]

Britons tend to think it was the right decision to ban fans of Israeli football club Maccabi Tel Aviv from attending a match against Aston Villa next month, a fixture classified by West Midlands Police of being 'high risk'

Right decision: 42%
Wrong decision: 28%

[Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan]

The entire British political and media establishment, according to my Twitter timeline, is defending the banning of these far-right Israeli football hooligans (and equating them with all Jews!):

[Greens Organise @GreensOrganise]

A Green government would proscribe the Israel Defense Forces as a terrorist organisation.

The forces currently actioning war crimes and genocide upon the people of Gaza on behalf of the Israeli government.

This must not be allowed to continue.
Free Palestine 🇵🇸

[Farrukh @implausibleblog]

Zach Polanski, "We can stop the small boats criss. We could have safe and legal routes"

"This is a manufactured crisis by the Conservative government and now the Labour government"

"So many black and Asian communities in this country are terrified because the whole frame of the migration crisis is a racist fascist frame"

"There is a sense the country is broken. And they're right"

"But the answer is not to blame migrants or asylum seekers"

"The answer is to point at the private jets, teh private yachts, and to the multi millionaires and billionaires, and to say, we will fund our public services, we will build council houses, we will invest in our NHS"

Simple, succinct 👏

[Razor Marone @Streettough]

As I was saying yesterday, to live in modern Britain trying to be a decent and reasonable person, is to slowly be driven mad by cunts.

Politicians and journos continually telling thugs like these that they are 100% right and all very good people is completely fueling this.

[Zeyn @ZeynMo]

It seems that in the battle to take control of this new left political party before it’s even a functioning political party people will stop at nothing and nuke the whole thing in the process. This shit is utterly embarrassing and actually a bit unhinged.

[David Miller @Tracking_Power]

I see that some people, including my esteemed comrade and friend, Craig Murray (@CraigMurrayOrg - see below), are claiming that Karie Murphy is an innocent abroad and is certainly not leading coup attempts inside the nascent Your Party on behalf of Jeremy Corbyn and his faction, in order to undermine the influence of Zarah Sultana and of anti-Zionism.

So, here is some background on comrade Murphy.
Zarah Sultana (@zarahsultana) has recently gone on record saying the following:

“After I announced my resignation and intention to co-lead the founding of a new left party with Jeremy, the leaks against me were almost instantaneous. A small number of people who are involved in the party have engaged in anonymous briefings, making hostile and implicitly Islamophobic comments about me to the Sunday Times and Sky News. This behaviour is absolutely unacceptable in any context, but especially one in which we’re trying to create a new political culture. People who are supposedly on the left thinking it’s appropriate to use the Murdoch press to broadcast smears is astounding.”

The people to whom Sultana is referring, without naming names, include Karie Murphy who is masterminding the coup inside Your Party. Part of the reason that Karie Murphy was identified so quickly as the source of this briefing is that she has form. It was she who was a key source for Murdoch’s men, Gabriel Pogrund and Patrick Maguire in their hostile account of Corbynism: Left Out: The Inside Story of Labour Under Corbyn. I am told that even junior members of Corbyn’s team were tapped on the shoulder and invited to brief Pogrund.

Pogrund’s book quotes “opponents and disgruntled staff alike” as saying: “Karie doesn’t do politics. In fact, I’m not sure she has politics... Brutality is her thing.” This alleged brutality would appear to be connected to the following report on her role in LOTO back then. The Huffington Post reported in 2018:

“It can also be disclosed for the first time that more than 20 members of Corbyn’s office gave their support to a letter complaining about “bullying and intimidation” by senior management in 2018. The letter did not explicitly name Murphy, but several of those who endorsed it have told HuffPost UK that the allegations related specifically to her. Murphy’s lawyer reiterated that she was “not identified by name or position” in the letter and that there are six members of the senior management team.”

Here are some more examples of how comrade Murphy defended the “project” by undermining Corbyn - from the Pogrund book.

Here Murphy berates a Muslim LOTO staff member for wearing a Palestine badge in the MI6 building.

The staff member concerned came from a Muslim family and was Corbyn’s fiercely loyal Private Secretary, Iram Chamberlain.

Pogrund describes the conflict between the two:

“Chamberlain and Murphy disagreed on more or less everything from the moment her employment in LOTO began. It did not help that they could not agree on what she had been hired to do. In Murphy’s eyes, Chamberlain’s job entailed making decisions for the benefit of Corbyn and the Project. Often that might mean making decisions that Corbyn himself did not want to take. That was certainly her approach to managing LOTO.

Chamberlain saw it differently. As far as she was concerned, she worked for Jeremy Corbyn, not Karie Murphy. She was there to give effect to Corbyn’s will and Corbyn’s will alone, … Orders issued by others were irrelevant… What Murphy saw as insubordination, Chamberlain saw as loyalty. At times she felt like the only member of Corbyn’s staff who respected his sovereignty as leader. On occasion Corbyn would directly instruct her to do one thing, only for Murphy to arbitrarily veto it and flatly insist on another. ‘We’re not going to do that.’ Chamberlain had expected to be Corbyn’s wing-woman, staying close to his side at key events and dispensing political counsel. Instead, she found him – and herself – frozen out by Murphy from key decisions, … She also clashed with Murphy over anti-Semitism. Chamberlain was a stout defender of Corbyn’s refusal to budge on points of principle and believed that the anti-Semitism allegation was cynically being used to shift his position on Zionism. Murphy believed in the sort of compromises with political reality that the leader found particularly painful.”

So Murphy organised to get rid of Chamberlain, including the use of Islamophobic themes about her alleged connections of Islamic “extremism”.

The line from Murphy on the Zionist attacks was: 'we've got a fucking problem' with antisemitism.

Thus the need to adopt the Zionist produced IHRA working definition. Here Murphy berates Corbyn for trying to resist the IHRA. 'OK, you want to die in a ditch, Jeremy, you die in a ditch'.

Here Murphy argues with Asima Shaikh that Jeremy won't be remembered for accepting the IHRA, but on whether he becomes PM.

Karie Murphy is up to her old tricks again in trying to undermine and marginalise Zarah Sultana in order to defend the Zionist position. Given that Corbyn knows that this is how she operates, and that he knows this is how James Schneider operates, it would seem that he has endowed their activities with legitimacy.

Jeremy Corbyn’s advisers need to step aside. And, Zarah Sultana should absolutely not appoint failed former Corbyn advisers to her camp, or to party committees like the Conference Arrangement Committee. This especially applies to ‘comrades’ whose name is Murphy, Schneider, Murray or Robertson.

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