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Post by Ripley on Apr 19, 2024 13:56:59 GMT
Probably because the BNP haven't had a march of any significance for nigh on twenty years. Can you imagine a Ku Klux Klan march in London, and the police telling black people to get off the streets or face arrest. Hard to imagine why black people would choose to walk through a KKK march. Equally hard to fathom why a Jewish man would go out of his way to walk across a pro-Palestinian protest and then invite people to join him at the next opportunity to do it again. Hard not to see that as deliberate provocation. |
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Post by wapentake on Apr 19, 2024 14:23:49 GMT
Probably because the BNP haven't had a march of any significance for nigh on twenty years. ..and the point goes whistling straight over your head..  And you didn’t read my reply to Sandypine  |
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Post by bancroft on Apr 19, 2024 14:24:33 GMT
Nothing to see here, Tommy Robinson would be treated the same.
The police are trying to stop disorder.
The Jews are free to get their own counter protest together if they so choose yet one individual dressed overtly as belonging to an opposing religion in a time of where a lot of killing is happening in the Middle East is suspect to say the least.
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Post by Red Rackham on Apr 19, 2024 15:07:50 GMT
Can you imagine a Ku Klux Klan march in London, and the police telling black people to get off the streets or face arrest. Hard to imagine why black people would choose to walk through a KKK march. Equally hard to fathom why a Jewish man would go out of his way to walk across a pro-Palestinian protest and then invite people to join him at the next opportunity to do it again. Hard not to see that as deliberate provocation. Are you kidding? If the KKK held a demonstration in London black people wouldn't walk through it, they would riot loot shops and burn the neighborhood. Community leaders would blame the government and the inevitable inquiry would find the police institutionally racist. The Jewish man in question was crossing the road. Perhaps the police would have found him less conspicuous if he had been waving a Hamas flag, or a swastika perhaps. |
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Post by Ripley on Apr 19, 2024 15:25:19 GMT
Hard to imagine why black people would choose to walk through a KKK march. Equally hard to fathom why a Jewish man would go out of his way to walk across a pro-Palestinian protest and then invite people to join him at the next opportunity to do it again. Hard not to see that as deliberate provocation. Are you kidding? If the KKK held a demonstration in London black people wouldn't walk through it, they would riot loot shops and burn the neighborhood. Community leaders would blame the government and the inevitable inquiry would find the police institutionally racist. The Jewish man in question was crossing the road. Perhaps the police would have found him less conspicuous if he had been waving a Hamas flag, or a swastika perhaps. The man in question was asked by police not to cross the road through a political demonstration march so as to avoid inflaming tensions they didn't have the manpower to deal with. He could have waited a couple of minutes for the march to pass by. He could have removed his kippah for a couple of minutes and walked across unnoticed, but he wanted to be noticed by the demonstrators. That much is clear from his subsequent invitation to others to join him for the next protest. His intention was to stir up trouble. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Apr 19, 2024 15:43:47 GMT
Are you kidding? If the KKK held a demonstration in London black people wouldn't walk through it, they would riot loot shops and burn the neighborhood. Community leaders would blame the government and the inevitable inquiry would find the police institutionally racist. The Jewish man in question was crossing the road. Perhaps the police would have found him less conspicuous if he had been waving a Hamas flag, or a swastika perhaps. The man in question was asked by police not to cross the road through a political demonstration march so as to avoid inflaming tensions they didn't have the manpower to deal with. He could have waited a couple of minutes for the march to pass by. He could have removed his kippah for a couple of minutes and walked across unnoticed, but he wanted to be noticed by the demonstrators. That much is clear from his subsequent invitation to others to join him for the next protest. His intention was to stir up trouble. Ripley, in recent months the Met Police Commissioner has been at pains to point out that there is no two tier policing and London is safe for everyone. Yet every week for months he has allowed pro Palestine lefties to bring London to a standstill, the policing bill for these demonstrations was £32 million before last weekend. And his officers ignore terrorist flags and swastikas, while threatening to arrest a Jewish man if he didn't disappear. What's next? Will we see the star of David and 'Jew' painted on doors and properties where Jewish people live? And if we did, what would the police reaction be? If any. |
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Post by Red Rackham on Apr 19, 2024 16:35:54 GMT
Just been reported on GB News that the Met police have apologised for their actions ref the Jewish man they threatened to arrest if he didn't disappear.
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Post by Pacifico on Apr 19, 2024 16:50:15 GMT
Can you imagine a Ku Klux Klan march in London, and the police telling black people to get off the streets or face arrest. Hard to imagine why black people would choose to walk through a KKK march. Equally hard to fathom why a Jewish man would go out of his way to walk across a pro-Palestinian protest and then invite people to join him at the next opportunity to do it again. Hard not to see that as deliberate provocation. This is London - Jews have a right to walk wherever they like. |
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Post by Ripley on Apr 19, 2024 17:04:04 GMT
Hard to imagine why black people would choose to walk through a KKK march. Equally hard to fathom why a Jewish man would go out of his way to walk across a pro-Palestinian protest and then invite people to join him at the next opportunity to do it again. Hard not to see that as deliberate provocation. This is London - Jews have a right to walk wherever they like. Indeed they do. The question is why do they want to walk through a pro-Palestine protest? |
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Post by Pacifico on Apr 19, 2024 17:09:52 GMT
This is London - Jews have a right to walk wherever they like. Indeed they do. The question is why do they want to walk through a pro-Palestine protest? Why shouldn't they? - it's a free country. If you are saying that the pro-Palestine protestors are likely to be violent, then that is a job for the Police to sort out. |
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Post by sheepy on Apr 19, 2024 17:41:38 GMT
Indeed they do. The question is why do they want to walk through a pro-Palestine protest? Why shouldn't they? - it's a free country. If you are saying that the pro-Palestine protestors are likely to be violent, then that is a job for the Police to sort out. There are plenty of Jews represented at pro-Palestinian protests. They feel no need to prove their Jewishness, so what is his is point, apart from trying to stir up more division? as the police took the decision that is what would happen and could put his own safety in danger perhaps? |
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Post by Pacifico on Apr 19, 2024 17:44:43 GMT
Why shouldn't they? - it's a free country. If you are saying that the pro-Palestine protestors are likely to be violent, then that is a job for the Police to sort out. There are plenty of Jews represented at pro-Palestinian protests. They feel no need to prove their Jewishness, so what is his is point, apart from trying to stir up more division? as the police took the decision that is what would happen and could put his own safety in danger perhaps? Is it now illegal to display signs of being a Jew? Do you apply the same criteria to other religious and ethnic groups? |
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Post by sheepy on Apr 19, 2024 17:49:50 GMT
There are plenty of Jews represented at pro-Palestinian protests. They feel no need to prove their Jewishness, so what is his is point, apart from trying to stir up more division? as the police took the decision that is what would happen and could put his own safety in danger perhaps? Is it now illegal to display signs of being a Jew? Do you apply the same criteria to other religious and ethnic groups? No, but it is stupid to use it as a base to create division and likely to get you hurt for the sake of creating headlines. I think the police on this occasion were doing the idiot a favour. If his name was Robinson he would be facing extra charges. |
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Post by Bentley on Apr 19, 2024 17:53:25 GMT
It’s ok to blame the victim if they are a Jew . That’s the new woke ?
In other news girls are told to cover up when sexual predators are around .
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Post by sandypine on Apr 19, 2024 19:27:38 GMT
Can you imagine a Ku Klux Klan march in London, and the police telling black people to get off the streets or face arrest. Hard to imagine why black people would choose to walk through a KKK march. Equally hard to fathom why a Jewish man would go out of his way to walk across a pro-Palestinian protest and then invite people to join him at the next opportunity to do it again. Hard not to see that as deliberate provocation. Why, the pro Palestinians are not anti-Jew they are anti Zionist as is pointed out by the left continuously so he was in no danger unless he declared Zionist support. |
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