Fish in a barrel

[Borobuddah]

After encouraging Palestinian refugees to head to Rafah for their safety and some one and a half million having done so , the IDF killing machine now begins its onslaught on a city already naturally full of its large civilian population.

Refugee camps around rafah are being systematically targeted

A baby is born by caesarean to her dying mother, with her father and sister already dead

An extended family of 20 die

A killing box as Al Jazeera calls it

I call it the cruel, vicious , cold blooded killing of innocents.

Shooting helpless fish in a barrel

 

[sherlock]

Yeah, but a Jew was stopped from crossing the road….

 

[Muttley]

Yeah, but a Jew was stopped from crossing the road….

That drove me nuts. The PC badly phrased his intervention and the Zionist conflation of criticism of Israel with Anti Semitism springs into full "outrage" mode. Of course it might be unsafe for a Jew to wander into protest about the actions of the IDF in Palestine. The officer should have phrased it better but that's all, he was just trying to keep the peace.

 

[sherlock]

That drove me nuts. The PC badly phrased his intervention and the Zionist conflation of criticism of Israel with Anti Semitism springs into full "outrage" mode. Of course it might be unsafe for a Jew to wander into protest about the actions of the IDF in Palestine. The officer should have phrased it better but that's all, he was just trying to keep the peace.

See, when you watch the full 13 minute clip, I don’t think the officer did handle it badly. He showed a lot of patience towards someone determined to create a flashpoint. And who has been all over the TV since stating he is going to do it again.

 

[BeanBeany]

See, when you watch the full 13 minute clip, I don’t think the officer did handle it badly. He showed a lot of patience towards someone determined to create a flashpoint. And who has been all over the TV since stating he is going to do it again.

Unfortunately in today's soundbite world it is very easy to clip something and use it for your own political purposes. Sunak is a disgrace jumping on the bandwagon if Mark Rowley has any balls he will call his bluff and demand backing of the decision to stop a breach of the peace.

 

[morrissey]

See, when you watch the full 13 minute clip, I don’t think the officer did handle it badly. He showed a lot of patience towards someone determined to create a flashpoint. And who has been all over the TV since stating he is going to do it again.

The Jewish guy in the footage is on Sky News now and came across very poorly when in 'discussion' with an organiser of the pro Palestine marches. He then composed himself as I reckon he realised he was being a d*ck.

 

[newusername]

That drove me nuts. The PC badly phrased his intervention and the Zionist conflation of criticism of Israel with Anti Semitism springs into full "outrage" mode. Of course it might be unsafe for a Jew to wander into protest about the actions of the IDF in Palestine. The officer should have phrased it better but that's all, he was just trying to keep the peace.

This is from the Met last year but they can stop an innocent 3rd party crossing a road to prevent a breach of the peace occuring.

Police officers may take reasonable action, including arrest, to stop a breach of the peace, or to prevent one that the police officer reasonably anticipates will occur imminently. Reasonable action may also be taken where a breach of the peace has been committed and where it is reasonably believed that a recurrence of the breach is threatened.

Police action should target the persons responsible for the breach of the peace. Action taken that is not directed at the person committing the breach will generally be unlawful.

The guiding principle is that lawful conduct will rarely, if ever, be other than reasonable. Conversely, a violent reaction to the lawful conduct of others will rarely, if ever, be other than wholly unreasonable.

Where there is a reasonable belief that there are no other means to prevent a breach of the peace, the lawful exercise by innocent third parties of their rights may be restricted by the police. This is a test of necessity, which can only be justified in truly extreme and exceptional circumstances.

Before the police can take any steps that restrict the lawful exercise of rights by innocent third parties in any way, they must take all other possible steps – including making proper and advance preparations – to ensure that the breach, or imminent breach, is prevented and that the rights of third parties are protected.

 

[Borobuddah]

Couldn’t agree more, that’s why it is important to move the conversation back to this disgusting Zionist regime, leave the mainstream to talk about the right kind of words the police should use. In London

You should have heard the language they used against anti fascists marching to the BNP headquarters in south east London.

Anyway, murder of the innocents

 

[Brian Marwood]

See, when you watch the full 13 minute clip, I don’t think the officer did handle it badly. He showed a lot of patience towards someone determined to create a flashpoint. And who has been all over the TV since stating he is going to do it again.

Just try to imaging this differently, if it was a football fan of Millwall trying to wander to a gathering of West Ham fans. Would the media see it the same way?

 

[BeanBeany]

Couldn’t agree more, that’s why it is important to move the conversation back to this disgusting Zionist regime, leave the mainstream to talk about the right kind of words the police should use. In London

You should have heard the language they used against anti fascists marching to the BNP headquarters in south east London.

Anyway, murder of the innocents

Sadly most people, even those that don't want to say it, know that 1000s of innocent people have been killed in the last 6 months in Gaza and really don't know what can be said or done at this point. I certainly don't have a clue when our politicians In both the big parties refuse to condemn

 

[Decent_Left]

That drove me nuts. The PC badly phrased his intervention and the Zionist conflation of criticism of Israel with Anti Semitism springs into full "outrage" mode. Of course it might be unsafe for a Jew to wander into protest about the actions of the IDF in Palestine. The officer should have phrased it better but that's all, he was just trying to keep the peace.

This is the alternative view Sunak totally ignored

https://twitter.com/x/status/1782136897642332485

 

[Borobuddah]

It’s all about £££££££££ and power for the politicians. We need a two state solution.

Al Jazeera report that since October 7th 34,000 Palestinians dead (14,500 of them children)