Alfie Noakes

Lefty Palace fan - FREE PALESTINE 🇱🇧🇵🇸🍉🔻

[TUFAC @TUFAC4]

Will there be a pogrom by Loyalists of Unionists tonight and tomorrow night?

[Troll Football @TrollFootball]

🚨 VAR team that disallowed Iran's goal

[The Green Party @TheGreenParty]

• Crackdowns on peaceful protest.
• Support for Tory benefit cuts.
• Blaming migrants for failing public services.

This is Starmer’s legacy.

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

Israel is still killing children in Gaza and it's no longer makes headlines.

[Jason Reid @JasonReidx]

Karma is a wonderful thing indeed.

[Mrs Gee 💚🇵🇸🎒 @earthygirl011]

Keir Starmer is a liar, a disgusting charlatan who betrayed thousands of Labour members & betrayed Jeremy Corbyn

No humiliation is too much, he thought he could betray us all but didn't reckon on leopards eating *his* face. Good, I hope he *is* suffering. Zionist monster

[Ethan Levins 🇺🇸 @EthanLevins2]

She was married 6 months ago, she was carrying her unborn child.

Israel bombed her today, killing her.

Her name is Jana Ali Hashem.

[Parody Nigel Farage @Parody_PM]

Father's Day was always a difficult time for Boris Johnson.
#FathersDay

[Antifa_Ultras @ultras_antifaa]

“Football was popular because the poor were happy to play with a ball. When football turned into dishonest business, that is when the wealthy classes saw an opportunity in it, and since then it no longer belongs to the poor.”

— Marcelo Bielsa

[Alfie Noakes @MrGrumpy69]

@PolitlcsUK

[George Galloway @georgegalloway]

This beautiful young Christian woman was murdered today. By Israel. Look at her.

[IslamophobiaUK @uk_islamophobia]

Five Muslim men were chased through Edinburgh with a machete on Friday night.

Two of them were 22 years old.

They were walking through their own city. Sighthill. Then the west. Then Leith Walk.

By the end of the night, five were injured and three were in hospital.

Tonight they are lying in those beds wondering if they will be well enough for work on Monday.

The man who did it was pinned to the ground by police, still screaming.

"I'm protecting the country from these Muslim bastards raping our young daughters."

Ask where a man learns to say that out loud.

He didn't invent it.

Three days earlier, Rupert Lowe published a crowdfunded report claiming 250,000 white girls had been raped by Muslim gangs.

The number was everywhere. GB News. X. The front pages.

Then a man took it into the street on the end of a blade.

He needed one breath to name who he hated.

Watch how long it took everyone else.

The BBC first wrote "Islamophobic attacks." Then changed it to "anti-Muslim." The right word, quietly swapped.

Sky News: "appearing to target Muslims."

LBC kept the word. The only outlet that did. The same station that dropped Sangita Myska in 2024 after she refused to soften.

Then the politicians.

Manchester synagogue, October. John Swinney, same day: "Antisemitism is an evil we must confront." He named the faith. He named the community. That was right.

Edinburgh, his own capital. Swinney: "deeply concerned" by "these incidents." Not Muslim. Not Islamophobia.

The Prime Minister, almost a day late: "appears to be motivated by anti-Muslim hatred."

The Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, a Muslim woman, the minister whose department decides what this country calls terrorism. Golders Green: "a vile act of terrorism." Edinburgh: "appears."

Even her.

Still no COBRA. The threat level has not moved. And not one of them will name the attacker's faith.

When the man with the blade is one of us, his religion leads the headline before the ambulance arrives.

When he comes for us, he is a bare-chested man with a weapon.

We have watched this before.

Maysum Abdullah took a knife to the neck shielding his pupils. A hero in every paper. A Muslim in none of them.

Mohammed Algasim, a Saudi student, stabbed to death in the neck in Cambridge. His name barely printed.

And it is not slowing down. In a single week, three mosques were attacked and an imam's home was firebombed. Batley. Blackburn. Bolton. Barely a ripple.

A man knew exactly who he hated and said it in one sentence.

The press could not print it without editing it. The politicians could not say it without softening it. The state would not lift a finger to escalate it.

The whole country saw what it was. Almost no one in power would say the word.

Hands held over their mouths.

Tonight, five Muslim men are in an Edinburgh hospital.

They were victims.

They were Muslim.

They prayed, they fasted, they practised the religion of Islam.

And every word of that was stripped from the page.

If they won’t say it. We will.

ISLAMOPHOBIA.

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[TUFAC @TUFAC4]

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[TUFAC @TUFAC4]

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[Ben Jamal @BenJamal48]

It is now verified that the event was marketing properties in illegal settlements. I presume you will now be retracting this statement, apologising, and condemning the synague for hosting the event.

[Alfie Noakes @MrGrumpy69]

@PolitlcsUK

[Ethan Levins 🇺🇸 @EthanLevins2]

31°57′31″N 34°50′22″E

I found them

[Dusky Moko @DuskyMoko]

Don't use a synagogue to sell stolen land then

[John McEvoy @jmcevoy_2]

I spent all day in Woolwich Crown Court yesterday for the Filton activists' sentencing hearing with my colleague @daniaakkad.

The court heard that the Terrorism Act was never intended to cover direct action protest.

It heard that all of the defendants had been cleared of violent intent and sentencing them as terrorists would mark a historic first for charges of criminal damage.

It heard that the Suffragettes, who did "a bit of smashing themselves", would have been labelled as terrorists but have now been vindicated by history.

It heard the activists' goal was to stop the supply chain of drones and weaponry to Israel as it commits genocide in Gaza.

It heard that attaching a terrorism connection to a case without it ever being heard by a jury was unconstitutional and posed a threat to the criminal justice system itself.

It heard that the "terrorism connection" has been disproportionately used against minority groups and those advocating for them while not being used for neo-Nazis and white supremacists, including the man who killed Jo Cox MP.

It heard that the law has been reinterpreted since the action took place, meaning the activists could have had no idea that what they did could have been caught up in terrorism laws at the time of the protest.

It heard that the prosecution submitted key evidence just eight days before the hearing, giving the defence no time to review it or even discuss it with their clients.

Despite all of this, Judge Jeremy Johnson, who has already tried to refer the defence's lead barrister for contempt of court and been forced to apologise for it, sentenced the defendants as terrorists.

The judgment was handed down within minutes, indicating Judge Johnson had already made his mind up before the hearing had begun.

Being in court yesterday felt akin to witnessing a colonial crime: punishing activists with terrorism offences in order to set a precedent that taking direct action to stop a UK-backed genocide will not be tolerated.

[Abier @abierkhatib]

They’re systematically making southern Lebanon uninhabitable to prevent residents from returning, exactly as they did with Gaza.

This is Zionist Lebensraum