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[Zarah Sultana MP @zarahsultana]

Where is the COBRA meeting, @Keir_Starmer?

Or does that not apply when Muslims are attacked?

[Richard Sanders @PulaRJS]

The contrast between the coverage of the Edinburgh attack and the Golders Green stabbings is extraordinary. It’s impossible to see any explanation other than very crude, simple racism.

[Thamina Eff 🇵🇸 @Thamina_F]

We are not angry enough. Labour MP Peter Kyle had the police arrest his constituent in a dawn raid because…she emailed him about the Gaza genocide.
He tried to put her in prison for exercising her democratic right.
He tried to criminalise the act of speaking up about Gaza.

[Dr Rahmeh Aladwan @doctor_rahmeh]

Claire Kerrison was arrested at 4:33am from her Brighton home for sending emails concerning 'israel's' genocide in Gaza to her MP Peter Kyle.

Four police officer raided her home on 17 June 2025. They seized her electronics. Held her for over eight hours with no one knowing where she was. Released her on strict bail. Charged her in late 2025 under the Communications Act.

The case dragged on for a full year. She faced multiple court hearings including not-guilty pleas.

The emails were described by those who read them as articulate and non-abusive— simply expressing horror at events in Gaza.

The man who triggered the police complaint? Her own constituency MP, Peter Kyle:

- Britain's trade minister responsible for arms exports to 'israel'.
- Long standing member and previous vice-chair of Labour Friends of 'israel'

Kyle has been accused of breaching the Ministerial Code by failing to declare his LFI membership in the official List of Ministerial Interests for 18 months despite the clear conflict.

The case was finally dismissed yesterday, with costs awarded to Claire Kerrison.

This is why British politicians who are paid/influenced by the 'israel' lobby must be banned from public office.

https://t.co/viU9p4EGL7

https://t.co/0MR8J2EAU3

[Jonathan Cook @Jonathan_K_Cook]

There are lots of people on here drinking the security services Kool Aid over the sentencing of the Filton Four.

They believe the judge was right to overturn the jury's decision to convict four anti-genocide activists of criminal damage and make it a terrorism offence instead, overturning centuries of legal precedent.

Why? Because, they claim, the four activists broke / smashed / shattered a police woman's spine.

But that obviously can't be the explanation because three of the activists had nothing to do with that incident and yet they were convicted as terrorists by the judge anyway.

Even Samuel Corner, the activist who was convicted over this incident (which left the police woman with a minor fracture, according to the medical authorities who testified), shouldn't have been sentenced as a terrorist for it because that is not what the jury, which heard the actual evidence, decided.

The jury convicted Samuel Corner of grievous bodily harm *without intent*. The prosecution had charged him with GBH *with intent* because they needed that as his conviction to build a public mood in support of the proscription of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation.

If Corner could be presented as having entered Israel's Elbit weapons factory with intent to commit violence, then the implication would be that the other activists were in on that plan – a conspiracy – and the government would be off the hook of violating fundamental legal norms by proscribing Palestine Action.

By stripping out intent, the jury pulled the rug from under the government's feet.

Judge Johnson's task was put the rug firmly back in place by riding roughshod over the jury's decision and sentencing them as terrorists anyway.

The timing couldn't be more convenient. On Monday, the Appeal Court will be deciding on the government's appeal against the High Court declaring its proscription of Palestine Action unlawful.

If you're peddling the "But they smashed the back of a police woman" line you've been fed by the Daily Mail and BBC, it's because that is exactly what the government needs you spouting as it upends our age-old rights to jury trials, as it stamps out an honourable tradition of direct action dating back to the Suffragettes and before, and as it gives itself cover for continuing complicity in a genocide.

Stop being a cuck. Don't fall for this psy-op.

[John Stealer @JohnStealer]

This is Israeli asset Liron Velleman. He got an 8 month suspended sentence for child sex offences committed whilst he was a @UKLabour Cllr in Barnet.

The Filton 4 get long jail terms for trying to prevent the genocide of kids.

The establishment protecting its own & not children

[Zack Polanski @ZackPolanski]

It's pretty disgraceful that there has been absolutely no mention of this from the Prime Minister.

It's increasingly clear that some attacks, correctly, warrant disgust, emergency measures and days of media coverage.

Others seem to be met with silence.

[🇯🇲𝕋𝕒𝕟𝕪𝕒 𝔻𝕒 𝕌𝕟𝕔𝕠𝕟𝕥𝕣𝕠𝕝𝕝𝕒𝕓𝕝𝕖🫡 @ICtrlUFranLol]

So just to get my head straight and so I’m clear: the first pic is an act of terrorism and the second is an act of protest…… Have I got that correct??🤸🏾‍♀️🤸🏾‍♀️🤸🏾‍♀️

[Kitson @Kitson67]

A Rangers fan is currently charged with assaulting a Celtic coach during a pitch invasion by Rangers fans

It’s so weird that Matthew Lindsay has failed to write about this

This is the same Matthew Lindsay who wrote an entire article calling the Green Brigade ‘fucking peasants’

[Jeremy Corbyn @jeremycorbyn]

Sentenced and imprisoned on grounds of “terrorism” that no jury ever convicted them of.

Meanwhile, the British government continues to aid and abet the greatest crime of our time.

A historic miscarriage of justice — and a truly dark day for civil liberties in this country.

[Anthony Joseph @AnthonyRJoseph]

Something that maybe got missed in the mayhem...

James Forrest became the first player in Britain to win 14 top division titles after Celtic clinched the Scottish Premiership yesterday.

He's already the club's most decorated player - now with 27 major trophies.

[Dominik Diamond @DominikDiamond]

That switch to take Trusty off, bring Osmand on up front and go to a back three with only one centre back is the ballsiest sub a manager has done in ages. God bless Martin O’Neill. Manager of the century.

[Ped @PEDN341]

Scientific evidence to prove how far a ball can travel with a hand ball.

[Grand Auld Team @GrandAuldTeam_]

Put this to bed before it grows arms and legs. There is no world where this isn’t handball

[Zarah Sultana MP @zarahsultana]

Please retweet.

[At The Races @AtTheRaces]

A race for the ages! 🔥

Zarkava defeated the brilliant Goldikova and triple Group 1-winner Halfway To Heaven (dam of Magical and Rhododendron) in the 2008 French 1,000 Guineas… 🤯

Catch this year’s renewal live from 3.25pm on @SkySportsRacing! 🇫🇷

[Oasis Archives🍋 @OasisArchives]

We’ve way too quickly forgotten the best song written by Liam Gallagher

[Jeremy Corbyn @jeremycorbyn]

The government knows our marches for Palestine are made up of all faiths and none.

The are suppressing our hard-fought right to protest for one reason: to hide their complicity in genocide.

Israel’s occupation must end. Until then, our movement for peace isn’t going anywhere.

[Motivaciones Fútbol @MotivacionesF]

JORGE VALDANO: "En México, durante el Mundial del 86, Maradona me ganó una apuesta. Después de los entrenamientos solíamos quedarnos sentados en el suelo a hablar un poco para pasar el tiempo, tiempo que durante las concentraciones no pasa nunca."

Las charlas no tenían nada de extraordinario. Lo único que rompía la monotonía era la presencia de los periodistas que nos esperaban (sobre todo a él). En esas, Diego dijo con desgana:

– Míralos.
– Son todos tuyo- Le contesté por decir algo.
– A ninguno le gusta el fútbol -Siguió.
Para alentar la conversación, elegí el otro lado del ring:
– Mentira, podemos discutir si saben o no, pero gustar le gusta a todos.
– ¿Qué nos jugamos a que no?
– ¿Y cómo hacemos para saberlo? Pregunté también.

"Imaginó un método que me llamó la atención por su originalidad y creí aceptable como prueba casi científica. Se trataba de hacer caer un balón en medio del enjambre periodístico. Si lo devolvían con el pie, ganaba yo; si lo devolvían con la mano, ganaba él. Acepté la apuesta."

"Diego se levantó despacio, agarró un balón y con esa precisión exagerada que tiene y que no sé porqué pero siempre me provocó risa, la depositó en el medio del grupo en cuestión. Hubo un alboroto como del hormiguero pateado, un forcejeo del que sacó ventaja el más decidido y después de dar tres o cuatro pasos rapiditos para dejar en claro quién había ganado el pleito, un hombre nos devolvió el balón con las dos manos, haciendo una especie de saque de banda."

"Me defendí como pude:
– Pobre tipo, le dio vergüenza alcanzarla con el pie por ser vos Maradona.
Pero Diego también tenía respuesta para eso:
– Si yo estoy en una fiesta en casa del Presidente de la Nación con un smoking y me llega una pelota embarrada, la paro con el pecho y la devuelvo como dios manda.

Y dios manda devolverla con el pie supongo. Lo siento periodistas, pero nunca más apuesto por ustedes".

[Jeremy Corbyn @jeremycorbyn]

The stabbing of two Jewish men is horrifying.

So too is the attack on a Muslim man the same day, ignored by much of our media.

All human lives are equal — and we should oppose all hatred and violence wherever it appears. That’s how we build a safe & peaceful society for all.