Hamas attack Israel & subsequent genocide

[johnnycool]

Look the government pick and choose depending on who's paying, it not the police that create the problem they unfortunately have to administer the law.

I doubt very much that all the police (those at the interface)actually believe they are making things better, but that's their job.

It's the government that set that, whether it was Tory or labour they all yield to the same thing. Paymasters

Attention should be at those that crest this. Think they are reviewing this ban and I doubt very much that it will be a banned terrorist  organisation.

The police do create a problem when they administer said 'law' on a pick and choose basis. Either arrest them all or arrest none

When it comes to loyalist paramilitary paraphernalia on public display the PSNI whip out the "greater public interest" get out of jail free card probably because most of it's membership actually see nothing wrong with it in the first place.

 

[DaleCooper]

Maybe the professional protestor crowd  would reflect on what their protesting has achieved or is likely to achieve.

Unlikely as the dopamine hit is too strong. Its like a one trick pony.

A bit like yourself then

My issue isnt with their cause but their utter lack of self reflection.

Waving flags whilst kids get slaughtered, its a form of learned helplessness.

[Armagh18]

Maybe the professional protestor crowd  would reflect on what their protesting has achieved or is likely to achieve.

Unlikely as the dopamine hit is too strong. Its like a one trick pony.

A bit like yourself then

My issue isnt with their cause but their utter lack of self reflection.

Waving flags whilst kids get slaughtered, its a form of learned helplessness.

What do you suggest they do?

[Milltown Row2]

Look the government pick and choose depending on who's paying, it not the police that create the problem they unfortunately have to administer the law.

I doubt very much that all the police (those at the interface)actually believe they are making things better, but that's their job.

It's the government that set that, whether it was Tory or labour they all yield to the same thing. Paymasters

Attention should be at those that crest this. Think they are reviewing this ban and I doubt very much that it will be a banned terrorist  organisation.

The police do create a problem when they administer said 'law' on a pick and choose basis. Either arrest them all or arrest none

When it comes to loyalist paramilitary paraphernalia on public display the PSNI whip out the "greater public interest" get out of jail free card probably because most of it's membership actually see nothing wrong with it in the first place.

 

So it's down to those within local government and those on the policing board to rectify it, the main problem is it will bring about the downfall of the local government and reducing any further input into bringing about a call for a referendum.

The policy from which the psni are playing with is completely wrong. But I'll still hold those who run them more accountable but full understand why nationalists are steering clear with regards to recruitment, that in itself creates more one sided policing

[imtommygunn]

The problem they now have is when this stuff has been so acceptable for so long if you take it away then there  would be mutiny. The usual guff would be rolled out about our culture etc.

That's not to say that's the sole reason they are letting a lot of things go but it's one of those things you would need to tread very carefully on wrt taking it away.

[johnnycool]

Look the government pick and choose depending on who's paying, it not the police that create the problem they unfortunately have to administer the law.

I doubt very much that all the police (those at the interface)actually believe they are making things better, but that's their job.

It's the government that set that, whether it was Tory or labour they all yield to the same thing. Paymasters

Attention should be at those that crest this. Think they are reviewing this ban and I doubt very much that it will be a banned terrorist  organisation.

The police do create a problem when they administer said 'law' on a pick and choose basis. Either arrest them all or arrest none

When it comes to loyalist paramilitary paraphernalia on public display the PSNI whip out the "greater public interest" get out of jail free card probably because most of it's membership actually see nothing wrong with it in the first place.

 

So it's down to those within local government and those on the policing board to rectify it, the main problem is it will bring about the downfall of the local government and reducing any further input into bringing about a call for a referendum.

The policy from which the psni are playing with is completely wrong. But I'll still hold those who run them more accountable but full understand why nationalists are steering clear with regards to recruitment, that in itself creates more one sided policing

Before you can solve a problem you have to acknowledge that one exists and the PSNI hierarchy aren't there as yet.

They're in denial of their unionist mindset.

 

[Truthsayer]

Looks like the end game. Seventh item on the BBC news website... Trump and Starmer and all who enabled this starvation and genocide deserve to burn in hell.
As for the police in Britain and the PSNI lackeys arresting people for wearing Palestine Action t-shirts. Scumbags.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyj0dd0qj9o

[DaleCooper]

Full blown panic like this leads to mistakes.

As bad as it is for the innocent people Israel has engaged in a world historical atrocity that leads directly to delegimatising effects.

https://www.jpost.com/diaspora/antisemitism/article-862146

Unfortunately they have nukes and the religious justification for using them.

[AustinPowers]

Looks like the end game. Seventh item on the BBC news website... Trump and Starmer and all who enabled this starvation and genocide deserve to burn in hell.
As for the police in Britain and the PSNI lackeys arresting people for wearing Palestine Action t-shirts. Scumbags.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyj0dd0qj9o

It's obviously anti Semitic to try and stop  Israel. Or indeed, criticise them.

Western leaders  are as sick and twisted as Cuntanayhu. 

[Armagh18]

See a young lad getting interviewed in England about his a level results uses the opportunity to call out the BBC for it's role in the genocide. 

[tonto1888]

See a young lad getting interviewed in England about his a level results uses the opportunity to call out the BBC for it's role in the genocide. 

fair play to that guy

[Armagh18]

See a young lad getting interviewed in England about his a level results uses the opportunity to call out the BBC for it's role in the genocide. 

fair play to that guy

The reporter wasn't long cutting him off

[marty34]

See a young lad getting interviewed in England about his a level results uses the opportunity to call out the BBC for it's role in the genocide. 

The youth of today aren't all that bad after all!

First Class Honours for that lad hopefully.

[Rossfan]

See a young lad getting interviewed in England about his a level results uses the opportunity to call out the BBC for it's role in the genocide. 

fair play to that guy

The reporter wasn't long cutting him off

Can't be upsetting their Zionist bosses!!

[seafoid]

https://www.ft.com/content/7e389a94-707f-4bce-b091-251503d40b8e

The summer calm in Syros was shattered last month when hundreds of locals gathered at the picturesque Greek island's ancient harbour, chanting "Free Palestine" and protesting an approaching Israeli cruise ship. The 1,600 passengers on the Crown Iris, which had come from Haifa, were blocked from disembarking and rerouted to Cyprus due to security concerns. The incident prompted many Israelis to wonder: if they could no longer feel welcome in Greece — arguably Israel's most popular tourist destination and a place with which it shares deep diplomatic, military and cultural ties — where else was left? Nearly two years since Hamas's October 7 2023 attack triggered Israel's devastating reprisal in Gaza, the trend across much of the world is clear: Israel is increasingly criticised, sanctioned and isolated, all while support grows among western allies for recognising a Palestinian state. Israeli commentators have taken to calling the swell of opprobrium a "diplomatic tsunami", after a 2011 speech by then-defence minister Ehud Barak warning that the lack of a peace process with the Palestinians would turn his country into a pariah and "push Israel into the corner from which [apartheid] South Africa's decline began".