Satmar Anti-Zionist rally.
Images that are not shown by the Zionist media and are ignored by the media organizations that serve Zionism in the world.
There are hundreds of thousands of Jews in the world who are against Zionism and Israel.
The West buries a genocide – by making victims of Israel's football thugs.
My latest article on why western politicians and the media were so keen to whip up yet another invented antisemitism furore, this time in Amsterdam:
https://t.co/l9BYO4EDEw
We have obtained shocking, graphic footage of a Haitian National Police officer coldly murdering an unarmed civilian, stealing his belongings and running over his corpse.
These are the forces the Biden administration is funding and arming to restore “security” to Haiti.
A Dutch teenage journalist has gone viral after his coverage of the clashes in Amsterdam for the page "Bender" has gained critical acclaim.
He documents the Maccabi Tel Aviv hooligans carrying wooden planks and poles, running in packs across this city earlier this week.
He also gets instructed by one of the hooligans to 'stop filming for his own safety'.
@MiddleEastEye
These are the people that the UK’s foreign minister @DavidLammy and solicitor general @sarahsackman falsely claimed were victims of “anti-Semitic attacks” in Amsterdam.
@POTUS You might want to learn the truth of what happened before spreading this nonsense. You'll go down as one of the worst presidents in living memory
Breaking: @SkyNews just deleted this video by their Amsterdam correspondent @AlicePorterTV posted to Twitter, without public explanation. I saved a copy.
The video explains the truth about the Israeli football hooligans who went on a racist rampage in the city this week. Watch:
@EYakoby More bullshot from another zionist piece of s***. Maccabi scumbags starting trouble and then playing the victim card (as all zionists do). They picked the wrong city though, Ajax fans well known for loving a fight. Stop spouting your lies
He is a psychopath🤷♀️
An Israeli soldier celebrated Trump's win by firing indiscriminately at the homes of displaced Palestinians in Gaza.🇵🇸
@SamParkerSenate
The Guardian’s editor, Kath Viner, lost no time in trying to cash in on her readers’ fears of a second Trump presidency. She quoted the paper’s media columnist, Margaret Sullivan, warning: “Trump poses a clear threat to journalists, to news organisations and to press freedom in the US and around the world.”
She noted that Kash Patel, who may be Trump’s choice for FBI director or attorney general, has threatened: “We’re going to come after people in the media.”
Viner herself added that the Guardian “will stand up to these threats, but it will take brave, well-funded independent journalism. It will take reporting that can’t be leaned upon by a billionaire owner terrified of retribution from a bully in the White House.”
Viner asked readers to dig deep and send more money to the Guardian’s already brim-full coffers to wage that fight on their behalf.
Except… every time the Guardian has been tested, every time it has needed to stand up for genuinely independent journalism and journalists, it has failed dismally – even before Trump’s return to the White House.
For more than a decade, the Guardian led the smearing of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange – the most high-profile and truly independent journalist of our era.
The US and UK went after him for exposing their war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan. He was locked up in a high-security prison in London for years while the US sought his extradition on preposterous “espionage” charges. He faced a 175-year jail sentence.
The Guardian not only raised barely a peep against his years-long persecution, but it actively colluded in that persecution, as I have explained on several occasions.
Most notoriously of all, Viner’s paper recycled an utterly false story – presumably supplied to it by the British security services – smearing Assange as a Russian agent. Even though the story has been thoroughly discredited, the Guardian has never retracted it.
The failure to defend Assange wasn’t a one-off.
Precisely how brave was the Guardian in standing up to the UK’s security services when they came knocking at its door in 2013 after it published Edward Snowden’s revelations that we were all being illegally spied on by, or on behalf of, the NSA? Did the paper use its huge funds to fight the intelligence agencies and protect the public’s right to know how their governments were breaking the law?
No, the Guardian agreed to destroy the hard drives containing Snowden’s leaks with angle grinders, watched by UK intelligence officials.
But worse than that, the Guardian then proved to the security agencies that it had turned over a new leaf. It would not go rogue again by airing the dirty secrets of the British state and its Washington patron.
As Declassified UK has documented at length, the paper jumped into bed with Britain’s security services, agreeing for the first time to become a member of the Ministry of Defence’s so-called D-Notice Committee, overseeing reporting restrictions. It didn't fight for independent journalism. It became a member of the club that enforces secrecy on journalists.
It was rewarded with world-exclusive scoops: a series of interviews with the heads of Britain’s secret services, puffing up their repressive security agenda. The Guardian had become a fully tamed stenographer to power.
The consequences of the paper’s collusion with the UK security state has been on show in the last few months as Keir Starmer’s government has waged war on independent journalists trying to draw attention to British complicity in Israel’s genocide.
In as many months, three journalists – Richard Medhurst, Sarah Wilkinson and Asa Winstanley – have been raided by counter-terrorism police, and are being investigated under Britain’s draconian Terrorism Act for “encouraging terrorism” by criticising Israel.
You might imagine from Viner’s pleas to readers to help her challenge the threat of state repression that the Guardian has been leading the defence of journalists targeted by the British state for intimidation.
Not a bit. The paper has not written a word about any of these recent attacks on independent journalists, attacks taking place on the Guardian’s doorstep.
Viner wants you to believe she and her paper will act as torch-bearers for honest, adversarial journalism abroad, when she has consistently shown zero courage in defending independent journalism at home.
This is an extract from my latest article. The rest, with supporting links, can be read here: https://t.co/Xg6kuZnZ9y