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“Israeli Apartheid Week” Event at Middlesex Uni Wins Award

by Laura Stuart
Saturday, May 26th, 2012

Some might be looking forward to the Olympic Games in London this summer – but we have 3 even bigger champions to be proud of.

CHAMPIONS OF PALESTINIAN/HUMAN RIGHTS

Baroness Jenny Tonge – Ken O’Keefe and Dr Ghada Kharmi were the three speakers at an “Israeli Apartheid Week”  event at Middlesex university. Now the Middlesex Student Union have voted this event

“The Event of the Year“.

Watch Baroness Tonge’s talk here.

Watch Ken O’Keefe’s talk here.

Watch Dr Gharda Kharmi’s talk here.

Despite much gnashing of teeth by Israel supporters such as the Jewish Chronicle no breeches of the law were found by the police investigation. However, despite the fact that no hate speech or racism laws were broken Baroness Tonge had to resign from the Liberal Democrats which illustrated perfectly the fact that our own government takes its orders from Tel Aviv.

A SPECIAL PRIZE FOR THE LOSERS

Sour Grapes for ex Muslim Raheem Kassam and his so called anti extremist website,  “Student Rights” (promoters of free speech [/sarcasm off]) for alerting us to the fact that the Free Palestine Society at Middlesex Uni had won the award, because without his website I might not have known.

 

 

 

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7 Responses to “Israeli Apartheid Week” Event at Middlesex Uni Wins Award

  1. Ariadna Theokopoulos

    May 26, 2012 at 7:26 pm

    Impressive.
    It points out again why, despite organized efforts, you lag behind the US in islamophobia, as you realized yourself on another thread: your students get too much education.

  2. Laura Stuart

    May 26, 2012 at 7:35 pm

    The difference is that in the U.K. it is still encouraged for students to think.

    Mind you, joking aside the case of the Irvine 11 was shocking in the US.

    • who_me

      May 26, 2012 at 7:46 pm

      “The difference is that in the U.K. it is still encouraged for students to think.”

      that’s due to the harmful influence of socialism. thankfully, the usa rid itself of that godless liberalism with the palmer raids of the 20′s and those wonderful mccarthy trials in the 1950′s. with the exception of some backsliding during the 60′s, america has been socialism free ever since.

      • Ariadna Theokopoulos

        May 26, 2012 at 8:02 pm

        Amen, brother! We don’t cotton to no stinkin’ pinkos. That’s what’s wrong with Obama, ain’t it? He is a socilaist!

    • Ariadna Theokopoulos

      May 26, 2012 at 8:09 pm

      “Irvine 11 was shocking in the US.”

      Perhaps you should change that to read:
      “Irvine 11 in the US was shocking.

      Because it was not shocking here, despite the large amount of manure piled on it, such as:

      “The verdict was an emotional end to the so-called Irvine 11 case, which generated national debate over free speech.”

      WHERE was that “debate over speech”? Did they hold it in an isolation, sensory-deprivation tank oiut of which no sound escaped?!?

  3. Ariadna Theokopoulos

    May 26, 2012 at 8:02 pm

    Even the unintentional misspelling works…

  4. Laura Stuart

    May 26, 2012 at 8:26 pm

    Our police and judiciary went nuts about the Cast Lead protests. Young students were given custodial sentences (Muslim ones)
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian/2010/mar/13/gaza-protesters-sent-prison

    Allowing the Metropolitan police to receive training from the Israelis was never a good idea (Jean Claude de Menezes) but to think the judiciary were so harsh.

    We are under the zionist jack boot here.

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