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The problem here is I accept that not all people on the Palestinian marches are terrorists and terrorist supporters also not all people on the Tommy Robinson march are r a c i s t and far right.. You don't like labels but the Labour party you support do exactly that just look at their conference speeches.

You seem to have a problem with making that distinction between the demonstrations. Until you can make that distinction you will never understand the problems this country faces.

I have no support for Tommy Robinson either

Deflecting again troublesome that wasn't the question:)

Reform UK won a “staggering” six council by-elections overnight, and was just 63 votes shy of pulling off a complete clean sweep of all seven seats.

Looks like many are turning to reform once they get into the ballot box. They didn't have a candidate in two of them previously and the one they lost by 63 votes they didn't even canvas there.

I am not asking you to class anyone. It was a simple question only needed a yes or no. Why do you find it so difficult so say that all people on Palestinian marches don't support terrorism just as all people on the Tommy Robinson march don't support him. A simple no would have supported that statement. Instead you are going round the houses to not say it:)

It isn't difficult for me to understand although you find it very difficult to use either yes or no. Either they are all terrorists and far right or their aren't yes or no. From what you are saying it is no but somehow you just can't bring yourself to say it:)

It was a simple question troublesome yes or no would have done you didn't have to rack your brain to try and avoid doing that:)

You still haven't answered my question troublesome:)

No this was my question troublesome:)

Part of the charter of the terrorists of Hamas the government of Gaza is "death to all jews". I don't see anywhere in a Jewish charter death to all Palestinians. If Hamas lays down their arms, disband and give the hostages back this war stops the onus is on Hamas both sides can then live in peace.

Does that mean all the supporters on the Palestinian marches are terrorists? Yet anyone on the march organised by Tommy Robinson are all far right? Either both of these statements are true or neither are. Which do you think troublesome?

A prominent Labour MP is pushing Keir Starmer to go further on Palestine, after he announced plans to recognise the country, and let in thousands of refugees from Gaza. Battersea MP Marsha de Cordova has written to the Prime Minister urging him to create a Ukraine-style visa scheme, which would allow Gaza's to travel to Britain and reunite with family already in the country.

What could possibly go wrong?

Forty people were dragged into custody after violent scenes erupted when pro-Palestine protesters clashed with police near the heart of Westminster. Usual chants "death to the IDF"

Six of those arrested faced charges "for assaults on police officers" while the bulk were hauled in "for breaching conditions", the Metropolitan Police has revealed, reports LBC News.

A lot more arrests than the Tommy Robinson march and only 2 charges less with a lot less marching. There were 19 marches around the country just after our Jewish friends were murdered. They should be ashamed of themselves. Could this be a bigger problem than you think troublesome?

You still haven't answered my question troublesome.

You didn't answer my question troublesome?

The problem with the left is they haven't wanted to listen to the problems let alone face them and work out a solution. They have tried the shouting and screaming part to try and drown out dissent. That isn't working. Now they try the abuse, deflection and name calling and they are finding that isn't working either.

Finally they are being dragged kicking and screaming to face up to, discuss and try and solve these issues. Is it too little and too late?

Part of the charter of the terrorists of Hamas the government of Gaza is "death to all jews". I don't see anywhere in a Jewish charter death to all Palestinians. If Hamas lays down their arms, disband and give the hostages back this war stops the onus is on Hamas both sides can then live in peace.

Does that mean all the supporters on the Palestinian marches are terrorists? Yet anyone on the march organised by Tommy Robinson are all far right? Either both of these statements are true or neither are. Which do you think troublesome?

Why is it selective just because I didn't mention them there are that many Islamic terrorist organisations. I condemn Palestine Action it took the government long enough to recognise them as a terrorist organisation it was no secret.

Troublesome,

Again you deflect what is happening in Palestine is appalling but the UK cannot solve this and has very little to do with us apart from supply humanitarian aid which hopefully may reach the people it is intended for and not the terrorists.

Don't forget what Hamas did on October the 7th and what is happening in Gaza is a consequence of this and until the terrorist group and its supporters are eradicated then unfortunately innocent people will be killed as it is these people they hide behind.

Some will never come together. I see whilst the Jewish people were morning their dead Palestinian marches continued and I know they will have been planned in advance but if they had any sympathy or empathy with the Jewish community they could have called them off. They didn't why does that not surprise me?

Not too difficult to identify if you look in the right places on both sides. Problem is they are too woke and afraid to "increase tensions" their words not mine. The officials managed to cover up the grooming gangs for long enough because they were to afraid to "look".

How much more are they afraid to look at? Turned a blind eye to the Palestinians marches and their Jewish hate chants for the last two years and surprise surprise we have Jews being murdered.

The genuine far right are just as easy to find and monitor but the police don't seem to have a s much trouble identifying those.

Labour are implementing some of Farage's ideas that they called r a c is t. Apart from back dating ILR to the Boris wave it isn't far off identical. Starmer is even saying he wants to change the ECHR which he will have to do or leave it if he wants to deport any significant numbers.