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Hubert de Montmirail wrote:ne ne proslo je to, mogu samo da mu laju na dupe

Westminster voting intention:

LAB: 39% (+2)
CON: 37% (-2)
LDEM: 10% (-)
GRN: 5% (+1)
UKIP: 5% (+2)

via @BMGResearch, 06 - 10 Aug

— Britain Elects (@britainelects) 14. август 2018.

William Murderface wrote:Jbt, Bler je covek ratni zlocinac. Ovi sad gadovi prodaju oruzje Saudijcima, bukvalno ekipa iz Night managera. Ali sta je s tim vencem da se pod hitno objasni.

Unity was in evidence during a major meeting in Tunisia, reports JEREMY CORBYN
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October 1 is a poignant day in Palestinian history and is commemorated in Tunisia. This year was no exception as a group of us gathered at the hillside cemetery overlooking the villages and walked down to the town and the beautiful blue Mediterranean where in 1986 Israeli jets screamed in to bomb the relocated headquarters of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, causing many deaths.
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After wreaths were laid at the graves of those who died on that day and on the graves of others killed by Mossad agents in Paris in 1991, we moved to the poignant statue in the main avenue of the coastal town of Ben Arous, which was festooned with Palestinian and Tunisian flags.

Small detail in the grand scheme of it all, but useful contextual side point I think: look who Corbyn was at his wreath-laying ceremony with... pic.twitter.com/CmjeRLB6dW

— Hughster (@hughster) August 13, 2018

Here he is next to Corbyn at the ceremony: pic.twitter.com/ZT8nppVvIg

— Hughster (@hughster) August 13, 2018

Non-terrorist, Islamist theocrats like the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, are to Muslims what the BNP are to the English: bigoted, identitarian & dangerous. How is it okay for a left-wing politician to be associated with the former, but not the latter? https://t.co/GX4bkNUKY7

— Maajid - (Mājid) [maːʤɪd] ماجد (@MaajidNawaz) August 14, 2018

He stood alongside Maher al-Taher, the exiled leader of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), at the ceremony in 2014.

A month later, Taher’s group claimed responsibility for a terror attack in which four rabbis were slaughtered during their morning prayers, The Times reported.

He met Taher there a year before being elected as Labour leader, but the PFLP had already been proscribed as a terrorist organisation by the EU for two years.

One rabbi murdered by the PFLP was Briton Avraham Shmuel Goldberg, 68.
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Three months before meeting Mr Corbyn, the PFLP website quoted Taher saying the ‘Zionist enemy will pay dearly for its ground offensive on Gaza’.

The group has also claimed responsibility for a series of suicide attacks targeting Israeli civilians and for missile attacks on Israel from Gaza.

Mr Corbyn was listed by the Palestinian embassy as being in attendance at a wreath-laying in a cemetery in Tunis, and a photo of him with Taher was posted on the embassy’s Facebook page.

In the synagogue attack, two terrorists used axes and knives to hack worshippers to pieces.

Gordon Brown has said Jeremy Corbyn “has got to change” to address concerns over anti-Semitism in the Labour party.

The former prime minister said the issue was a “running sore” that had to be dealt with immediately because it was “simply wrong”.

Mr Brown was appearing at the Edinburgh International Book Festival where he was asked if he thought the Labour leader was a fit and proper person to be prime minister.

Only a quarter of Brits say they are following the story either “very closely” (6%) or “fairly closely” (20%). A further 22% say they are not following the story very closely, while 27% are aware of the story but not following it. A quarter (26%) are not aware of the stories in the first place.

A plurality of those aware of the story (44%) believe that Corbyn in fact probably did take part in the wreath-laying ceremony. Only a quarter (25%) think that he probably did not, with the remaining 31% unsure.

Mirroring this, 44% of those aware of the story believe that Corbyn has not given an honest account of his attendance at the memorial ceremony, compared to 21% who think he did and 34% who don’t know.

America Is Committing War Crimes and Doesn’t Even Know Why

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There is a simple reason officials from both the Obama and Trump administrations have made no public efforts to justify the material support provided to the Saudi-led intervention: It is unjustifiable. Less than a month into the U.S. role, an anonymous Pentagon official provided what is probably the most sincere answer: “If you ask why we’re backing this … the answer you’re going to get from most people—if they were being honest—is that we weren’t going to be able to stop it.”
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The United States has been directly engaged in the civil war since March 25, 2015, and its support has not prevented the killing of innocents.


https://foreignpolicy.com/2018/08/15/america-is-committing-awful-war-crimes-and-it-doesnt-even-know-why/

rumbeando wrote:Očigledno nisi pogledao poslednji link u mom postu, i palestinski izvori (npr. Fatahove objave na FB-u i Daudova autobiografija) i nemačka istraga povezali su likove na čije grobove je Korbin položio venac sa Minhenskim masakrom.

bruno sulak wrote:

rumbeando wrote:Očigledno nisi pogledao poslednji link u mom postu, i palestinski izvori (npr. Fatahove objave na FB-u i Daudova autobiografija) i nemačka istraga povezali su likove na čije grobove je Korbin položio venac sa Minhenskim masakrom.

steta sto nikada necemo saznati da li je to istina posto su pobijeni. mislim ov su budalastine i to na primer moze da napise haaretz ali ne i guardian. na kraju krajeva sve kurceve  vodje slobodnog sveta se slikaju sa vucicem i tacijem.

Hubert de Montmirail wrote:ko bi rekao, najsrecniji oni sa najvise para 

KinderLad wrote:Najsrećnije su države sa uređenom socijalom i to je to.

beatakeshi wrote:

KinderLad wrote:Najsrećnije su države sa jako skupim alkoholom i to je to.

fi

Sotir wrote:

KinderLad wrote:As 

Što ti je koža belja to bolje.

otto katz wrote: Wisdom of the crowd.

Remember that time @JeremyCorbyn appeared on PressTV and said that the Israeli government and Israeli embassy are “very assertive towards all journalists and the BBC” and as proof of this said “there is a bias towards saying . . .  Israel has a right to exist”. No? Here you go...

EXCLUSIVE – Last night @JeremyCorbyn said “I don't share platforms with terrorists” - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-45208358 …. A conference Corbyn attended in 2012 will prove that this is a bare-faced lie...

Today's Observer reports Jeremy Corbyn on Press TV in 2012 saying "the hand of Israel" was behind Jihadist terrorism in Egypt. But there was another interesting guest on that show with Corbyn: a convicted Hamas terrorist called Dr Abdul Aziz Umar

Spoiler:

Detainees in Iran appear to be systematically subjected to torture and abuse, including sexual violence, a UN report published Monday found, also condemning the denial of medical treatment to prisoners.

“Consistent reports received suggest a pattern of physical or mental pressure applied upon prisoners to coerce confessions, some of which are broadcast,” the report said.
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The torture methods documented included rape and other sexual violence, electric shocks, and amputations, she wrote, urging Tehran to stop such practices and hold perpetrators to account.

In 2016, US special operators could be found in 70% of the world’s nations, 138 countries – a staggering jump of 130% since the days of the Bush administration.

Looking back at President Obama’s legacy, the Council on Foreign Relation’s Micah Zenko added up the defense department’s data on airstrikes and made a startling revelation: in 2016 alone, the Obama administration dropped at least 26,171 bombs. This means that every day last year, the US military blasted combatants or civilians overseas with 72 bombs; that’s three bombs every hour, 24 hours a day.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/jan/09/america-dropped-26171-bombs-2016-obama-legacy