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It's been over 12 hours since Roger Waters openly expressed his support for Palestine Action after the group was designated as a terrorist organisation. He also invited others to do the same. Hello, Counter Terrorism Policing Counter Terrorism Policing? Hello, Metropolitan Police Metropolitan Police? 🦗🦗🦗🦗🦗. Disclaimer: GnasherJew does not... show more

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@TerrorismPolice All in all Roger's just another brickhead in the wall.

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@CherylWroteIt @TerrorismPolice Palestine [in] Action 👇👇👇 Never forget what these people are capable of doing!

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@CherylWroteIt @TerrorismPolice He’s such a prick…. Not to mention he ruined Pink Floyd for me.

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@CherylWroteIt @TerrorismPolice He has been an antisemitic POS for YEARS!!! Fuck him 🤬🤬🤬

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@CherylWroteIt @TerrorismPolice Roger Waters is a deranged crackpot that has become unhinged with the infirmity of old age. He is an elderly mental patient that did too many drugs. Some people maintain their sanity. Some do not.

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@TerrorismPolice He has long been on the wrong side

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@TerrorismPolice Don't know why he went so disgusting? 🙄 I used to like Pink Floyd, but not any more.👎🏻

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@TerrorismPolice Isn’t his uk home in hants so @HantsPolice should surely be on his case Or is #jewsdontcount for them

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@TerrorismPolice He's one of *the* most repellent individuals ever!

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Man arrested on suspicion of supporting Palestine Action claims that Counter Terrorism Policing thanked him Nurse Leigh Evans from Wales was apparently arrested on suspicion of a terrorism offence over the weekend at the pro-Palestine Action demonstration in Parliament Square in London. CAA’s Online Monitoring and Investigations Unit has obtained an audio recording in which he claims that his interviewing officer expressed solidarity with his support for the proscribed terrorist organisation. The police must immediately and transparently examine whether an officer expressed solidarity with someone arrested for allegedly showing support for a proscribed terrorist organisation. If so, this would represent gross misconduct on the part of the relevant officer, who must obviously be dismissed from their position and criminally investigated. We are writing to Metropolitan Police.

Man arrested on suspicion of supporting Palestine Action claims that Counter Terrorism Policing thanked him Nurse Leigh Evans from Wales was apparently arrested on suspicion of a terrorism offence over the weekend at the pro-Palestine Action demonstration in Parliament Square in London. CAA’s Online Monitoring and Investigations Unit has obtained an audio recording in which he claims that his interviewing officer expressed solidarity with his support for the proscribed terrorist organisation. The police must immediately and transparently examine whether an officer expressed solidarity with someone arrested for allegedly showing support for a proscribed terrorist organisation. If so, this would represent gross misconduct on the part of the relevant officer, who must obviously be dismissed from their position and criminally investigated. We are writing to Metropolitan Police.

Campaign Against Antisemitism

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🧵In this video, prominent members and supporters of the Defend Our Juries and Palestine Action campaigns openly encourage members of the public to break the law and join a proscribed terrorist organisation. Most of the individuals featured in the clip have previously faced multiple arrests and court appearances for acts of civil disobedience and criminal damage, and some have also reportedly been arrested under the UK Terrorism Act. We have identified most of those who chose not to disclose their full names. Counter Terrorism Policing

🧵In this video, prominent members and supporters of the Defend Our Juries and Palestine Action campaigns openly encourage members of the public to break the law and join a proscribed terrorist organisation. Most of the individuals featured in the clip have previously faced multiple arrests and court appearances for acts of civil disobedience and criminal damage, and some have also reportedly been arrested under the UK Terrorism Act. We have identified most of those who chose not to disclose their full names. Counter Terrorism Policing

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A pro-Palestine demonstrator was held by the Metropolitan Police for over 40 minutes outside the Central Criminal Courts while they evaluated whether his sung protest, in which he used the words "in the UK it's a crime to say, I support Palestine Action," constituted a terrorism-related arrestable offence.

A pro-Palestine demonstrator was held by the Metropolitan Police for over 40 minutes outside the Central Criminal Courts while they evaluated whether his sung protest, in which he used the words "in the UK it's a crime to say, I support Palestine Action," constituted a terrorism-related arrestable offence.

Paddystinian

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Identified: At a protest in front of the Jewish-owned restaurant Miznon in Notting Hill, Linsy Rose Damashek expressed support for Palestinian terrorism and called for the end of Israel. This aligns with the objectives of terrorist groups like Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and the Houthis, which aim for the complete destruction of the Jewish state. Metropolitan Police officers stood by without taking action. Why is that? 📹 Gill ‘the Ultracrepidarian’ Levy 🇬🇧 🇮🇱 📷 Godfrey

Identified: At a protest in front of the Jewish-owned restaurant Miznon in Notting Hill, Linsy Rose Damashek expressed support for Palestinian terrorism and called for the end of Israel. This aligns with the objectives of terrorist groups like Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and the Houthis, which aim for the complete destruction of the Jewish state. Metropolitan Police officers stood by without taking action. Why is that? 📹 Gill ‘the Ultracrepidarian’ Levy 🇬🇧 🇮🇱 📷 Godfrey

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🇵🇸 NEW: Mass Arrests in London Over Palestine Action Ban 42 people were arrested in London today during a protest demanding the UK government reverse its recent decision to ban Palestine Action as a terrorist group. The group is known for direct actions against Israeli-linked arms manufacturers. The July 5 proscription under the Terrorism Act makes it a crime to support, fundraise for, or belong to Palestine Action. Police cited breaches of the Act, which now criminalizes public expressions of support. A judicial review is set for later this month, though efforts to block the ban have so far failed. Under UK law, membership or promoting a proscribed group can carry up to 14 years in prison. Displaying support, even posters, risks up to 6 months. (Report by Sky News. See also the linked post)

🇵🇸 NEW: Mass Arrests in London Over Palestine Action Ban 42 people were arrested in London today during a protest demanding the UK government reverse its recent decision to ban Palestine Action as a terrorist group. The group is known for direct actions against Israeli-linked arms manufacturers. The July 5 proscription under the Terrorism Act makes it a crime to support, fundraise for, or belong to Palestine Action. Police cited breaches of the Act, which now criminalizes public expressions of support. A judicial review is set for later this month, though efforts to block the ban have so far failed. Under UK law, membership or promoting a proscribed group can carry up to 14 years in prison. Displaying support, even posters, risks up to 6 months. (Report by Sky News. See also the linked post)

Drop Site

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Baroness Jones of Moulsecoomb, "There are many reasons why proscribing Palestine Action is a bad idea" "Palestine Action's actions did not have the same calibre of evil that the other two organisations did" "Collectively organising these three organisations into one is a little bit sneaky of this Labour government" "Palestine Action is not like any other group that the British government has declared a terrorist organisation so far" "I was 12 years on the Met Police Authority. In that time I had lots of anti terrorist briefings and the actions of Palestine Action don't ring true for me as terrorist activities" "If you want Palestine Action to disappear, stop selling arms to Israel and giving military support to a foreign government engaged in ethnic cleansing" "Spraying paint on planes which campaigners believe are being used to aid ethnic cleansing is not terrorism, it's criminal damage, which we already we have laws for" "It is gesture politics"

Baroness Jones of Moulsecoomb, "There are many reasons why proscribing Palestine Action is a bad idea" "Palestine Action's actions did not have the same calibre of evil that the other two organisations did" "Collectively organising these three organisations into one is a little bit sneaky of this Labour government" "Palestine Action is not like any other group that the British government has declared a terrorist organisation so far" "I was 12 years on the Met Police Authority. In that time I had lots of anti terrorist briefings and the actions of Palestine Action don't ring true for me as terrorist activities" "If you want Palestine Action to disappear, stop selling arms to Israel and giving military support to a foreign government engaged in ethnic cleansing" "Spraying paint on planes which campaigners believe are being used to aid ethnic cleansing is not terrorism, it's criminal damage, which we already we have laws for" "It is gesture politics"

Farrukh

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What do Hizballah, Iran, and Yemen’s Houthis have in common? An explicit, violent hatred for Israel and Jewish communities worldwide. And at this weekend’s Nakba Day protest in London, this woman, wrapped in the flag of the Iranian regime, was filmed appearing to chant support for “Hizballah" and "Ansar Allah" (the Houthis) down a microphone. Hizballah is a proscribed terrorist organisation in the UK – and has been since 2019. If you have any information regarding the identity of this individual, please contact Metropolitan Police or DM us.

What do Hizballah, Iran, and Yemen’s Houthis have in common? An explicit, violent hatred for Israel and Jewish communities worldwide. And at this weekend’s Nakba Day protest in London, this woman, wrapped in the flag of the Iranian regime, was filmed appearing to chant support for “Hizballah" and "Ansar Allah" (the Houthis) down a microphone. Hizballah is a proscribed terrorist organisation in the UK – and has been since 2019. If you have any information regarding the identity of this individual, please contact Metropolitan Police or DM us.

Campaign Against Antisemitism

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According to reports, a man was detained by British Counter Terrorism Policing at Manchester Airport under Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000. The individual is believed to be Louis Brehony, the admin of the Manchester branch of RCG – Fight Racism! Fight Imperialism! on Facebook and a supporter of Samidoun. He had publicly expressed support for “the heroic actions of the Palestinians on October 7.” The report states that "Zionist Twitter trolls reported to police a speech given at a demonstration, demanding an arrest."

According to reports, a man was detained by British Counter Terrorism Policing at Manchester Airport under Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000. The individual is believed to be Louis Brehony, the admin of the Manchester branch of RCG – Fight Racism! Fight Imperialism! on Facebook and a supporter of Samidoun. He had publicly expressed support for “the heroic actions of the Palestinians on October 7.” The report states that "Zionist Twitter trolls reported to police a speech given at a demonstration, demanding an arrest."

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‘I’m thinking about all the medical staff and medical facilities in Gaza that have been destroyed by the by the genocide by the Israeli Defence Forces.’ Yesterday Metropolitan police made dozens of arrests of non-violent protestors for holding up placards outside Parliament which stated their support for Palestine Action, and their opposition to genocide. On the 2nd of July UK MPs voted to outlaw Palestine Action, the non-violent direct action group, as a terrorist group.

‘I’m thinking about all the medical staff and medical facilities in Gaza that have been destroyed by the by the genocide by the Israeli Defence Forces.’ Yesterday Metropolitan police made dozens of arrests of non-violent protestors for holding up placards outside Parliament which stated their support for Palestine Action, and their opposition to genocide. On the 2nd of July UK MPs voted to outlaw Palestine Action, the non-violent direct action group, as a terrorist group.

Novara Media

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Police have arrested 14 Defend Our Juries protestors opposing the proscription of Palestine Action outside London’s New Scotland Yard. In a significant escalation of their tactics, the protestors spoke one-by-one through a megaphone outside the Met headquarters. They declared their support for Palestine Action, their membership of the banned organisation, and encouraged the police surrounding them to join it too. When the megaphone was confiscated, they shouted instead. All were arrested under section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000. According to the Act, professing support for a proscribed group or inviting another to support a proscribed group is an offence, carrying a custodial sentence of up to 14 years. In the last twelve months, 3,500 plus protestors have been arrested for holding signs reading ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’. Most of those arrests were made under section 13 of the Terrorism Act, an offence carrying a maximum term of 6 months. Among those arrested was 84-year-old Reverend Sue Parfitt, who was detained at the very first post-proscription protest, exactly one year ago today. Arrested several times since, she spoke to Novara Media as a police officer leafed through her bible, saying of Palestine Action, “I support them, and I shall continue to support them. That apparently makes me a terrorist. That’s OK”. Palestine Action was proscribed by then Home Secretary Yvette Cooper on 5 July last year. The first domestic direct action group in British history to be banned, the proscription was ruled unlawful by a judicial review earlier this year. Following a successful appeal by the government, that decision was quashed last month. As such, Palestine Action remains a proscribed terror organisation. “It may seem tongue-in-cheek to invite the police to join Palestine Action but the police haven’t seen the funny side,” said a spokesperson for Defend Our Juries, “Tens of thousands of children have already been murdered in Gaza. The best way the police could discharge their duty right now would be to target the British factories of Elbit Systems, the leading supplier of drones to the IDF.”

Police have arrested 14 Defend Our Juries protestors opposing the proscription of Palestine Action outside London’s New Scotland Yard. In a significant escalation of their tactics, the protestors spoke one-by-one through a megaphone outside the Met headquarters. They declared their support for Palestine Action, their membership of the banned organisation, and encouraged the police surrounding them to join it too. When the megaphone was confiscated, they shouted instead. All were arrested under section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000. According to the Act, professing support for a proscribed group or inviting another to support a proscribed group is an offence, carrying a custodial sentence of up to 14 years. In the last twelve months, 3,500 plus protestors have been arrested for holding signs reading ‘I oppose genocide, I support Palestine Action’. Most of those arrests were made under section 13 of the Terrorism Act, an offence carrying a maximum term of 6 months. Among those arrested was 84-year-old Reverend Sue Parfitt, who was detained at the very first post-proscription protest, exactly one year ago today. Arrested several times since, she spoke to Novara Media as a police officer leafed through her bible, saying of Palestine Action, “I support them, and I shall continue to support them. That apparently makes me a terrorist. That’s OK”. Palestine Action was proscribed by then Home Secretary Yvette Cooper on 5 July last year. The first domestic direct action group in British history to be banned, the proscription was ruled unlawful by a judicial review earlier this year. Following a successful appeal by the government, that decision was quashed last month. As such, Palestine Action remains a proscribed terror organisation. “It may seem tongue-in-cheek to invite the police to join Palestine Action but the police haven’t seen the funny side,” said a spokesperson for Defend Our Juries, “Tens of thousands of children have already been murdered in Gaza. The best way the police could discharge their duty right now would be to target the British factories of Elbit Systems, the leading supplier of drones to the IDF.”

Novara Media

15,072 görüntüleme • 10 gün önce

The Difference Between “Eating a Banana” and “Supporting a Terrorist Group” The only reason I am sharing this is so people can see the truth with their own eyes and judge for themselves. In May 2024, I was arrested by London police during a protest outside Barclays Bank. My alleged offences? Carrying the St George’s flag and eating and waving a banana. During my arrest, my press card which was inside my bag was dropped and lost in the street. This card had my home address printed on it. The police did not even tell me the reason for my arrest at the time. Only after I was placed inside the van was the reason given and it shocked me. The arresting officer told me that the combination of “the St George’s flag” and “a banana” signified racism to him personally, and that even if no one else complained, he himself would press charges against me. I spent around 20 hours in police custody, locked in a cell, before being released on bail with the following conditions: Condition No. 1 Not to knowingly attend or participate in any protest demonstration related to the Palestinian cause or events occurring in Gaza. Condition No. 2 To refrain from behaviour aimed at inciting or disturbing participants of any protest demonstration in support of the Palestinian cause or against events in Gaza. Condition No. 3 Not to enter the London Borough of Camden or the City of Westminster unless for a pre-arranged appointment with solicitors, the police, or in a medical emergency. The label the police put on me even caused the Campaign Against Antisemitism Campaign Against Antisemitism to hesitate greatly before agreeing to cover my court and legal fees, they did not want to be seen supporting someone accused of racism. Imagine the extreme psychological pressure I was under for 21 days, my life completely disrupted. I suffered nightmares, and only after much reluctance and under the looming fear of what would happen if I lost the case did they agree to provide financial support. That support saved me from living the rest of my life under the stain of a racism accusation, something that, once the media attach to you without evidence, is almost impossible to erase. Now, let’s compare this to openly supporting a proscribed terrorist organisation: Yesterday, under the Terrorism Act 2000, police arrested 466 people for showing support for a terrorist group. Yet none of them were given restrictions like mine. For example, Paul O’Brien a doctor who was standing directly in front of me when I was arrested was detained for supporting the terrorist organisation Palestine Action. After a short ride in the police van and having his details taken in the street right outside the Foreign Office, he was back in Parliament Square the very same day. For people like me, the law is applied in the harshest and most unnecessary way possible; for others, it’s treated like a game. This is exactly how the policing system works in reality: in their eyes, eating a banana is a more serious crime than supporting terrorism. That’s how absurd it is.

The Difference Between “Eating a Banana” and “Supporting a Terrorist Group” The only reason I am sharing this is so people can see the truth with their own eyes and judge for themselves. In May 2024, I was arrested by London police during a protest outside Barclays Bank. My alleged offences? Carrying the St George’s flag and eating and waving a banana. During my arrest, my press card which was inside my bag was dropped and lost in the street. This card had my home address printed on it. The police did not even tell me the reason for my arrest at the time. Only after I was placed inside the van was the reason given and it shocked me. The arresting officer told me that the combination of “the St George’s flag” and “a banana” signified racism to him personally, and that even if no one else complained, he himself would press charges against me. I spent around 20 hours in police custody, locked in a cell, before being released on bail with the following conditions: Condition No. 1 Not to knowingly attend or participate in any protest demonstration related to the Palestinian cause or events occurring in Gaza. Condition No. 2 To refrain from behaviour aimed at inciting or disturbing participants of any protest demonstration in support of the Palestinian cause or against events in Gaza. Condition No. 3 Not to enter the London Borough of Camden or the City of Westminster unless for a pre-arranged appointment with solicitors, the police, or in a medical emergency. The label the police put on me even caused the Campaign Against Antisemitism Campaign Against Antisemitism to hesitate greatly before agreeing to cover my court and legal fees, they did not want to be seen supporting someone accused of racism. Imagine the extreme psychological pressure I was under for 21 days, my life completely disrupted. I suffered nightmares, and only after much reluctance and under the looming fear of what would happen if I lost the case did they agree to provide financial support. That support saved me from living the rest of my life under the stain of a racism accusation, something that, once the media attach to you without evidence, is almost impossible to erase. Now, let’s compare this to openly supporting a proscribed terrorist organisation: Yesterday, under the Terrorism Act 2000, police arrested 466 people for showing support for a terrorist group. Yet none of them were given restrictions like mine. For example, Paul O’Brien a doctor who was standing directly in front of me when I was arrested was detained for supporting the terrorist organisation Palestine Action. After a short ride in the police van and having his details taken in the street right outside the Foreign Office, he was back in Parliament Square the very same day. For people like me, the law is applied in the harshest and most unnecessary way possible; for others, it’s treated like a game. This is exactly how the policing system works in reality: in their eyes, eating a banana is a more serious crime than supporting terrorism. That’s how absurd it is.

Niyak Ghorbani (نیاک)

38,124 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

84-year old retired priest Sue Parfitt has been repeatedly arrested for breaking counter-terror law by holding signs to protest the proscription of Palestine Action. Today, she went further than ever before, vocally expressing support for the group, and encouraging the police arresting her to join her in that support. She was arrested under section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000, a criminal offence that carries a sentence of up to 14-years. She told Novara Media why she’ll continue to break the law.

84-year old retired priest Sue Parfitt has been repeatedly arrested for breaking counter-terror law by holding signs to protest the proscription of Palestine Action. Today, she went further than ever before, vocally expressing support for the group, and encouraging the police arresting her to join her in that support. She was arrested under section 12 of the Terrorism Act 2000, a criminal offence that carries a sentence of up to 14-years. She told Novara Media why she’ll continue to break the law.

Novara Media

216,269 görüntüleme • 10 gün önce

"What you might see is the counter-terrorism police having to go after vicars, schoolteachers, mums, ordinary people who post online in violation of a new law". MPs have voted to proscribe Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation. The order is expected to come into effect later this week. On last night's Novara Live, Steven Methven warned this could see ordinary people targeted as terror suspects, because the desire to resist Israel’s genocide in Gaza, and the UK’s support of it, won’t disappear.

"What you might see is the counter-terrorism police having to go after vicars, schoolteachers, mums, ordinary people who post online in violation of a new law". MPs have voted to proscribe Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation. The order is expected to come into effect later this week. On last night's Novara Live, Steven Methven warned this could see ordinary people targeted as terror suspects, because the desire to resist Israel’s genocide in Gaza, and the UK’s support of it, won’t disappear.

Novara Media

14,764 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Today's ruling by the Court of Appeal is deeply disappointing. This case remains about much more than one group. What’s important for all of us to understand is that proscription is one of the strongest powers the government has. Treating protest as terrorism leaves the door wide open for governments to suppress other protest movements in the future. We have long said that the banning of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation is a grave misuse of counter-terrorism powers with serious consequences for human rights. It is a huge overreach to treat direct action protest as terrorism. Amnesty will continue to defend the freedoms that allow people to speak out and hold the powerful to account.

Today's ruling by the Court of Appeal is deeply disappointing. This case remains about much more than one group. What’s important for all of us to understand is that proscription is one of the strongest powers the government has. Treating protest as terrorism leaves the door wide open for governments to suppress other protest movements in the future. We have long said that the banning of Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation is a grave misuse of counter-terrorism powers with serious consequences for human rights. It is a huge overreach to treat direct action protest as terrorism. Amnesty will continue to defend the freedoms that allow people to speak out and hold the powerful to account.

Amnesty UK

15,649 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

This is Harry Shukman of Hope Not Hate, his boss is Nick Lowles. He says "I think you can make a very strong case that Reform is far-right". Shukman went undercover to "expose" Britain First. According to Connor Tomlinson he was in possession of a forged passport. I can only think he's not in jail for Identity Documents Act 2010 is that he got it with the collusion of The Home Office and/or, MI5 or Counter Terrorism Police. More two-tier justice & policing. The presenter is Oli Dugmore.

This is Harry Shukman of Hope Not Hate, his boss is Nick Lowles. He says "I think you can make a very strong case that Reform is far-right". Shukman went undercover to "expose" Britain First. According to Connor Tomlinson he was in possession of a forged passport. I can only think he's not in jail for Identity Documents Act 2010 is that he got it with the collusion of The Home Office and/or, MI5 or Counter Terrorism Police. More two-tier justice & policing. The presenter is Oli Dugmore.

David Atherton

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UK police have arrested an 85 year old woman in Manchester for a peaceful protest after she held a sign reading "I oppose genocide. I support Palestine action" and refused to put it away. She was detained under section 13 of the Terrorism Act, with officers claiming she was supporting a proscribed group after the UK government designated Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation in July. The move has been widely described by rights groups and legal critics as a political proscription and a deeply controversial use of terrorism powers. Protest organisers said they were demonstrating against the UK Government’s complicity in Israel’s genocide and the political ban on Palestine Action. Critics say the proscription itself was largely driven by aggressive lobbying from Israeli networks determined to crush any protest action against arms companies enabling Israel’s genocide. They argue the designation had no legitimate security basis and reflects a wider state crackdown aimed at silencing opposition to Israel’s atrocities.

UK police have arrested an 85 year old woman in Manchester for a peaceful protest after she held a sign reading "I oppose genocide. I support Palestine action" and refused to put it away. She was detained under section 13 of the Terrorism Act, with officers claiming she was supporting a proscribed group after the UK government designated Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation in July. The move has been widely described by rights groups and legal critics as a political proscription and a deeply controversial use of terrorism powers. Protest organisers said they were demonstrating against the UK Government’s complicity in Israel’s genocide and the political ban on Palestine Action. Critics say the proscription itself was largely driven by aggressive lobbying from Israeli networks determined to crush any protest action against arms companies enabling Israel’s genocide. They argue the designation had no legitimate security basis and reflects a wider state crackdown aimed at silencing opposition to Israel’s atrocities.

Middle East Eye

16,844 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

While I was in Manchester last week, I did the same thing I did in London today in between work meetings. The relatively young-in-service officers (who all look so young, or it's me getting older), are a cohort I have huge respect for. Here is a fact. Policing is not for everyone and many that apply to join do not get to the attestation stage. Some that do, drop out thereafter or do not pass. So, those that get through the training and get on our streets deserve encouragement, mentoring, and support - not ridicule. We all used to be new at something once. It was a real honour to meet those new Metropolitan Police officers as I did those from Greater Manchester Police officers, chat with, and thank them for their work. To those of you; young and not so young in service 😀 - thank you for all that you do to keep us safe all year round. Chin up. 💙

While I was in Manchester last week, I did the same thing I did in London today in between work meetings. The relatively young-in-service officers (who all look so young, or it's me getting older), are a cohort I have huge respect for. Here is a fact. Policing is not for everyone and many that apply to join do not get to the attestation stage. Some that do, drop out thereafter or do not pass. So, those that get through the training and get on our streets deserve encouragement, mentoring, and support - not ridicule. We all used to be new at something once. It was a real honour to meet those new Metropolitan Police officers as I did those from Greater Manchester Police officers, chat with, and thank them for their work. To those of you; young and not so young in service 😀 - thank you for all that you do to keep us safe all year round. Chin up. 💙

Festus Akinbusoye

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