Replying to @YisraelOfficial
Another Green leader like @ZackPolanski.
🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
I have no problem being seen by NHS staff wearing a Palestine badge. I have a huge problem being seen by returning members of the IDF!
🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
I don't look for pro-Israel accounts. I don't post replies to their lies. I know I can't change their views. I ignore them.
When they find me and post abusive replies to my posts, I hide their replies and block them. Life's too short to argue w. genocidal maniacs #FreePalestine
🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
today a bunch of illegitimate genocidal colonizing shitstains vote for which genocidal colonizing shitstain will lead the illegitimate genocidal shitstain colony🙂
🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
The actual Semites are buried under the rubble in Gaza, with their remains being mixed into the foundations of Jared Kushner's new apartment complexes.
So don't ever give me that "antisemite" shit when I'm being critical of Zionism or Israel.
If you receive a copy of Reform UK's new rag "The Reformer" through the post don't forget that their address is:
Reform UK
FREEPOST RTLT-ZXHY-KSDC
83 Victoria Street
London SW1H 0HW
I'm sure they'll also appreciate any local takeaway fliers you might have lying around.
🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
To everyone calling for a ban on Macklemore! Hang your heads in shame.
As he said, one day your grandchildren will look back and ask what you stood for? Humanity or Horror?
History will judge the choices we make today. Stand on the right side of it.
Macklemore should be banned from the UK because his concert will raise money for a terror-linked pro-Palestine group: our letter to the Home Secretary telegraph.co.uk/gift/0742835…
🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
Replying to @RbinmanRichard @TRobinsonNewEra
Tommy Robinson is a grifting terminally unemployed fascist midget cunt. And you're a gullible thick as fuck racist horrid cunt.
That's where I stand👍🏻
Glad I could be of service
🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
The antisemitism hoax in the UK is basically the government asking genocidal Zionists who weaponise antisemitism already whether they would like help in weaponising said antisemitism
🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
Replying to @ZackPolanski
The vast majority of Orthodox Jews in our communities are deeply opposed to Zionism. Zionists got the microphone, but we got the truth.
🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
I'm not going to name the school, but the @BBC's coverage of the antisemitism in schools report featured interviews with children from a Jewish school.
Here's the rub, though.
The school's own published curriculum explicitly teaches Zionism, celebrates the establishment of Israel and describes preparing pupils to become "positive advocates for Israel" at university.
It even references bringing in organisations such as StandWithUs to prepare pupils for that advocacy.
Now, let me be absolutely clear. There is nothing wrong with teaching Jewish history, culture or identity. And antisemitism must be challenged wherever it exists.
But when children are actively encouraged to advocate for a particular state, rather than critically examine its history, policies and actions, surely we have to question whether this is education or ideological conditioning?
And here's the staggering hypocrisy.
We're being told that schools must exercise political impartiality when discussing Palestine, while a school can openly describe preparing children to advocate for Israel.
Political impartiality cannot be a principle applied selectively, depending on which side of a conflict children are encouraged to support.
And the BBC has a responsibility to scrutinise that distinction, not simply present children's views without examining the educational environment in which those views have developed.
Children deserve an education that teaches them how to think, not what to think.
@NEUnion @educationgovuk
🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
Israel is a terrorist state.
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🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
"He's a backstabbing Cunt that's fucked us all over for Palantir & Israel, but awwww, ain't he relatable"
🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
Two weeks ago you were saying the Labour Party got it wrong on Gaza.
Now you're accepting a report that will effectively ban meaningful and robust criticism of Israel in schools - and which plainly amounts to discrimination against any person expressing anti-Zionist views, despite it being a protected belief.
It candidly and despicably says Muslims disproportionately express antisemitic views, because they hold anti-Israel views. It says 45% of all British people are antisemitic because they believe Israel treats Palestinians like Nazis treated the Jews - such would make NAZA antisemitic too.
It recommends schools more actively involve Prevent - PREVENT! - where students express anti-Zionist or anti-Israel views.
Appallung, gutless, reckless and inflammatory stuff, none of which will withstand even cursory legal scrutiny. The Labour Together Project lives on in the muscle memory of this genocide-complicit Labour administration.
🇵🇸Greg … Proud Anti-Zionist & Proud Antifa retweeted
The more children Israel kills, the more unpopular it becomes. The more unpopular Israel becomes, the more violently we are throat-fucked with the narrative that "antisemitism" is a major problem in our society.
The UK's Department for Education has released a 107-page review which asserts that much more needs to be done to protect Jewish students in England from discrimination. Which in and of itself sounds reasonable, until you look at the actual document.
The review, led by Sir David Bell, mentions the word "political" or "geopolitical" no fewer than 125 times. It mentions the word "Israel" or "Israeli" 60 times and the word "Palestine" or "Palestinian" 35 times.
So, as always, it is clear that this isn't actually about protecting a religious minority from persecution.
The Bell review lists 27 recommendations for dealing with "antisemitism" in English schools, which the government has reportedly accepted in their entirety. The first recommendation is adopting the hotly disputed International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism which lists common criticisms of the state of Israel as hateful toward Jews.
Under the IHRA definition, you are guilty of antisemitism if you compare the modern state of Israel to Nazi Germany, or if you say that Israel exists as a racist endeavor. This framing effectively brands anyone a hateful bigot who agrees with the unanimous consensus of international human rights groups that Israel is a genocidal apartheid state.
"Anti-Israel attitudes have distinctly increased over time," the review says. "In 2020, 23% agreed with the statement 'Israel treats the Palestinians like the Nazis treated the Jews', which increased to 45% in 2025. The prevalence of beliefs such as these, which could be regarded as antisemitic according to the IHRA definition, demonstrate the difficulty faced by schools and colleges in tackling antisemitism."
Under the section titled "Political expression and pupil wellbeing in schools," the review scorned the use of "political identifiers" in schools such as "badges, flags, or other political symbols and slogans such as ‘Free Palestine’, including staff displaying Palestinian flags in their classrooms without relevance to the lesson."
"It is the view of this review that political identifiers do not have a place in our schools," the report reads, while stopping short of saying such expression should be banned in all instances.
"Political expression by staff can create a learning environment in which some learners feel distressed, excluded, or unable to engage fully with their education," the review asserts. "In such circumstances, colleges may be justified in placing proportionate restrictions on lawful political expression where this is necessary to ensure learners' education and fulfil the college’s wider duties."
"In practice, antisemitism is frequently intertwined with political views about a nation state or political ideology. This means that challenging antisemitism often requires teachers to address or correct political claims or misinformation, which can appear to conflict with impartiality duties," the review says.
This uncritical assertion that "antisemitism is frequently intertwined with political views about a nation state or political ideology" tells you everything you need to know about what this review is really designed to accomplish. This is about stomping out political speech that is critical of Israel, and nothing else.
The review of course also attempts to conflate antizionism with antisemitism, saying, "Antizionists can express views that include a deep hatred for the existence of Israel and of those who believe in its right to exist as a Jewish homeland. Such views may be antisemitic, in certain contexts. There are also examples where Zionism is used as a synonym for ‘Jewish’ to hide antiJewish hatred within lawful political expression."
I am so fucking sick of this shit. People who live in Israel's western allied states are getting bludgeoned and bludgeoned and bludgeoned by these ham-fisted psychological operations by state and non-state actors with more and more aggression the more Israel's popularity rating goes down the tubes, and it's not even working. The way these freaks keep trying to stick their rapey fingers into our minds and manipulate the thoughts we think about a genocidal apartheid state is fucking disgusting. It's only making everyone hate Israel more.


























