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Today, Kemi Badenoch claimed that Tommy Robinson marches don’t create an atmosphere of violence and intimidation. I’ve never heard anything so ridiculous in my life. You don’t see this at the pro-Palestine peace marches.

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Kemi Badenoch refuses to fall into the trap that Starmer and others have set by smearing ‘Unite the Kingdom’ protesters as “far right”. Asked by Trevor Phillips: “Would you have banned either of these marches? The Palestine Action one or the Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 march?” Badenoch was clear: they’re completely different. She’d ban the pro-Palestine marches. She stood up for ordinary people on the ‘Unite the Kingdom’ march, saying it’s about uniting the kingdom, a domestic issue focused on Britain. In contrast, she slammed the pro-Palestine protests for calling for violence, creating a “climate of intimidation and fear” for Jewish people, with chants like “river to the sea” and “globalise the intifada” that serve as cover for “wiping out Jewish people”. Refreshingly honest leadership that puts Britain first. No false equivalence. No pandering to foreign conflicts over domestic concerns.
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Kemi Badenoch refuses to fall into the trap that Starmer and others have set by smearing ‘Unite the Kingdom’ protesters as “far right”. Asked by Trevor Phillips: “Would you have banned either of these marches? The Palestine Action one or the Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 march?” Badenoch was clear: they’re completely different. She’d ban the pro-Palestine marches. She stood up for ordinary people on the ‘Unite the Kingdom’ march, saying it’s about uniting the kingdom, a domestic issue focused on Britain. In contrast, she slammed the pro-Palestine protests for calling for violence, creating a “climate of intimidation and fear” for Jewish people, with chants like “river to the sea” and “globalise the intifada” that serve as cover for “wiping out Jewish people”. Refreshingly honest leadership that puts Britain first. No false equivalence. No pandering to foreign conflicts over domestic concerns.

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🗣️ Non-Jewish Brits need to stand against antisemitism, and pro-Palestine marches need to stop Kemi Badenoch, speaking to the JC, said that pro-Palestine marches have become vehicle for the intimidation of Jews in Britain, and that marches, like the upcoming Nakba day, need to stop. She also spoke about her upbringing in Nigeria, and how it gave her the tools to be able to spot toxic, radical Islamism and also made her unafraid to speak up against it. She argues the British public needs to take a united stance against antisemitism now. 🔗 Full story: The Jewish Chronicle
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🗣️ Non-Jewish Brits need to stand against antisemitism, and pro-Palestine marches need to stop Kemi Badenoch, speaking to the JC, said that pro-Palestine marches have become vehicle for the intimidation of Jews in Britain, and that marches, like the upcoming Nakba day, need to stop. She also spoke about her upbringing in Nigeria, and how it gave her the tools to be able to spot toxic, radical Islamism and also made her unafraid to speak up against it. She argues the British public needs to take a united stance against antisemitism now. 🔗 Full story: The Jewish Chronicle

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Muslims are outraged, accusing the leader of the British Conservative Party of Islamophobia after she announced her intention to ban the pro-Hamas hate marches. On October 7, Muslim terrorists from Gaza invaded Israel, murdered 1,200 people while screaming “Allahu Akbar,” raped women, murdered children alive, and kidnapped hundreds more into Gaza. The weekly marches that flooded London afterward were never about peace or humanitarian concern. They were open displays of support for Hamas—the same Hamas that carried out the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. These marches featured jihad and Nazi flags, chants of “Global Intifada,” and deliberate intimidation of local residents. Kemi Badenoch said it clearly and correctly: these marches are used as a cover for promoting violence and intimidation against Jews. She is right to call for them to be banned.

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'It's a different kind of thing. They are talking about uniting the kingdom' Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch argues that the Unite the Kingdom and Pro-Palestine marches are different when asked whether she would have banned either of the demonstrations Trevor Phillips
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'It's a different kind of thing. They are talking about uniting the kingdom' Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch argues that the Unite the Kingdom and Pro-Palestine marches are different when asked whether she would have banned either of the demonstrations Trevor Phillips

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🚨 Kemi Badenoch DESTROYS BBC Whataboutism, Refuses to Equate Peaceful Tommy Marches with Hate-Filled Palestine Protests Kemi Badenoch just delivered a masterclass in standing firm against BBC whataboutism. Nick Robinson tried to equate Tommy’s marches with the weekly pro-Palestine protests that feature hate chants, harass visibly Jewish people, target synagogues, and have coincided with serious antisemitic attacks. Kemi wasn’t having it. She rightly pointed out the difference: the Palestine marches involve real harassment and abuse of Jewish people going about their lives. Tommy has always been clear, he’s anti-Islam (the ideology), not anti-Muslim (the people). Criticism of a religion and its doctrines is allowed in this country, and we mustn’t conflate that with attacking individuals. When Nick brought up Tommy’s criminal convictions and claimed Muslims feel threatened by the marches and Christian iconography, Kemi pushed back hard. She refused to accept the deflection, calling out the whataboutism: why does any discussion of antisemitic hatred against Jews instantly turn into “but what about Muslims”? Kemi stood her ground: we can criticise ideas without attacking people, and attacks on Jews are attacks on British Jews, full stop. No moral equivalence, no selective outrage. Tommy’s marches are overwhelmingly peaceful, working-class people of all ages and backgrounds, families included, who are simply fed up with what’s happening to our country. Any trouble usually comes from those determined to shut them down. This is why Kemi resonates. She refuses to play the BBC’s game. Britain needs more of this clarity. Well done, Kemi. 👏🏻
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🚨 Kemi Badenoch DESTROYS BBC Whataboutism, Refuses to Equate Peaceful Tommy Marches with Hate-Filled Palestine Protests Kemi Badenoch just delivered a masterclass in standing firm against BBC whataboutism. Nick Robinson tried to equate Tommy’s marches with the weekly pro-Palestine protests that feature hate chants, harass visibly Jewish people, target synagogues, and have coincided with serious antisemitic attacks. Kemi wasn’t having it. She rightly pointed out the difference: the Palestine marches involve real harassment and abuse of Jewish people going about their lives. Tommy has always been clear, he’s anti-Islam (the ideology), not anti-Muslim (the people). Criticism of a religion and its doctrines is allowed in this country, and we mustn’t conflate that with attacking individuals. When Nick brought up Tommy’s criminal convictions and claimed Muslims feel threatened by the marches and Christian iconography, Kemi pushed back hard. She refused to accept the deflection, calling out the whataboutism: why does any discussion of antisemitic hatred against Jews instantly turn into “but what about Muslims”? Kemi stood her ground: we can criticise ideas without attacking people, and attacks on Jews are attacks on British Jews, full stop. No moral equivalence, no selective outrage. Tommy’s marches are overwhelmingly peaceful, working-class people of all ages and backgrounds, families included, who are simply fed up with what’s happening to our country. Any trouble usually comes from those determined to shut them down. This is why Kemi resonates. She refuses to play the BBC’s game. Britain needs more of this clarity. Well done, Kemi. 👏🏻

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I don’t know who this man is, but I’ve seen him on so many different Palestine marches a very brave human being in the face of a twat. And just telling the truth. Long live the Irish 🇮🇪
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“Tommy Robinson march are racist” yet we have never been attacked at Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 Marches … but I have been attacked at plenty of your Stand Up To Racism marches. How do you explain that ? The only racism here is you thinking coloured people cannot have a diverse range of opinions. Join us all on the 16th May to see what REAL unity looks like ! 🦁❤️🤍💙🇬🇧 Urban Scoop
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Kemi Badenoch has just said she was born in Nigeria, grew up in an Islamic school, and had an Islamic grandmother. I don’t know about you but I’ve never accidentally said I was born somewhere I wasn’t. So was Badenoch born in England (the official story) or in Nigeria?
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Kemi Badenoch has just said she was born in Nigeria, grew up in an Islamic school, and had an Islamic grandmother. I don’t know about you but I’ve never accidentally said I was born somewhere I wasn’t. So was Badenoch born in England (the official story) or in Nigeria?

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This was East Finchley earlier today. We’ve been told for 7 months that pro-Palestine marches are hostile and full of hate. Then what are these? Will you be covering this? LBC
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This was East Finchley earlier today. We’ve been told for 7 months that pro-Palestine marches are hostile and full of hate. Then what are these? Will you be covering this? LBC

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Left: Kemi Badenoch, "Where marches create a climate of intimidation and fear they should be stopped.. I've actually said the unite the kingdom rally is fine" Right: "If we want to save this country we have to remove Islam from every place of authority".. "Invading country with illegal men" As a former Conservative voter I'm really quite disgusted at the current Conservative party and leadership
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Left: Kemi Badenoch, "Where marches create a climate of intimidation and fear they should be stopped.. I've actually said the unite the kingdom rally is fine" Right: "If we want to save this country we have to remove Islam from every place of authority".. "Invading country with illegal men" As a former Conservative voter I'm really quite disgusted at the current Conservative party and leadership

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An Irish pro-Pal complaining about how long the speeches are at marches and it’s “disrespectful” of people’s time. This is fascinating and shows the fatigue has set in.
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Oh wow, I’ve never heard of this guy before! Don’t be distracted by his look, his message is more important. It’s absolutely insane that in the UK, you can’t defend yourself against violence. No guns, no rights!
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