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[Politics] The Right Honourable Suella Braverman. KC MP **Sacked 13/11**
- Thread starter Eeyore
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Probably not how it will be portrayed though. One minor arrest for something trifling at the march later will get all the headlines.
Wokeworrier
Active member
Perplexed as to why the BBC website has labelled this as a Pro-Palestinian march. It is not. My understanding is that most are marching for a ceasefire. The BBC is being forced or unwittingly reinforcing Braverman's line and creating division and polarity. Shame on those website copywriters.
Police brace for largest pro-Palestinian protest and impose Cenotaph exclusion zone
Hundreds of thousands are due to take part in the march, while elsewhere commemorations take place for Armistice Day.www.bbc.co.uk
Might it have something to do with the thousands of Palestinian flags and numerous signs and songs exclusively supporting the Palestinian cause while always condemning Israel?
Cordwainer
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- Jul 30, 2023
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I think the correct collective noun is a pindickery.
It’s all after The Lord Mayors Show.
- Mar 23, 2023
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This is on her:
She should be arrested for inciting violence
She should be arrested for inciting violence
How about Suella and Tommy's Useless Pindicks?
Cordwainer
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- Jul 30, 2023
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And if you were to add the words Incredibly Duped to the end of that, you end up with a rather apt acronym!
- Jul 10, 2003
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I seriously wonder why she isn't charged with inciting violence. If it had been anyone else who said those words and caused this trouble they'd be cuffed and in a cell by now. There is something seriously corrupt going on here
f***ing brain-dead Neanderthal ****s.
"Brave Sir Tommy ran away..."
"Always"? Perhaps people consider it justified, currently. Clearly, you never would.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Who would ever want to live in a country where these low IQ white trash c***s have any kind of influence? Send them all to Rwanda along with their sponsor Sue-Ellen Braverman. They sure as hell won't be missed
- Oct 20, 2022
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They were two of the most peaceful probably - I remember numerous marches that your comments in bold applied to in some way - the miners strike - hijacked by heavy-handed police tactics that led to a suspicion of a political (Thatcherite) bias, the poll tax marches (and associated riots), Climate change marches, particularly the G7 protests, apparently hijacked by rent a mobs working for global oil companies and other globalised industries. I also remember the frequent NF violent clashes with the anti-nazi League - in fact far-right groups seemed to turn up at every march agitating peaceful protest - (agitating football crowds too btw and still do see below). Protests I attended (peacefully) against the Criminal Justice Act of 1994 - turned aggressive when mounted police charged at protesters (these protests were protesting about the very rights to protest being curtailed)
UK Protests Reflect the Global Trend of Civil Unrest in 2021
A string of recent UK protests are rallying against a proposed legislation that could provide police more power to stop public demonstrations.
www.visionofhumanity.org
Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 - Wikipedia
Again today,
“Outbreaks of disorder by far right mar Armistice Day
Outbreaks of disorder marred Armistice Day as hundreds of football fans and members of the far right gathered by the Cenotaph on Whitehall. A number of them explicitly stated that they had come because of the home secretary Suella Braverman’s comments over pro-Palestinian “hate marches” and that police treated them unfavourably compared with “politically correct minority groups”. The former leader of the English Defence League Tommy Robinson was among a number of far-right figures present. In the buildup to the two-minute silence elements of the crowd broke down metal gates to get closer to the Cenotaph. Later, dozens of those present could be seen – some holding Israeli flags – attempting to reach the pro-Palestine march with the Met’s Territorial Support Group intercepting them.”
London’s pro-Palestine march live: 126 people arrested as police highlight ‘deeply concerning’ rightwing violence – as it happened
Met assistant commissioner Matt Twist says nine officers were injured while preventing a violent crowd reaching the Cenotaph
www.theguardian.com
As I said in an earlier post, this was entirely predictable as soon as far-right groups got involved with the Armistice Day Peace march proposal and why Suella’s Braverman’s dog whistling to the far right in the past month by demonising Palestinian Peace marches and protests to justify the UK’s support of Israel, has done more to agitate civil disobedience this weekend than any peace demonstration.
Her position is untenable after this and if she is not sacked early next week, I think it would be safe to say that the tentacles of far-right political ideology has spread deep into the heart of British politics.
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They were two of the most peaceful probably - I remember numerous marches that your comments in bold applied to in some way - the miners strike - hijacked by heavy-handed police tactics that led to a suspicion of a political (Thatcherite) bias, the poll tax marches (and associated riots), Climate change marches, particularly the G7 protests, apparently hijacked by rent a mobs working for global oil companies and other globalised industries. I also remember the frequent NF violent clashes with the anti-nazi League - in fact far-right groups seemed to turn up at every march agitating peaceful protest - (agitating football crowds too btw and still do see below). Protests I attended (peacefully) against the Criminal Justice Act of 1994 - turned aggressive when mounted police charged at protesters (these protests were protested about the very rights to protest being curtailed)
UK Protests Reflect the Global Trend of Civil Unrest in 2021
A string of recent UK protests are rallying against a proposed legislation that could provide police more power to stop public demonstrations.Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Again today,
“Outbreaks of disorder by far right mar Armistice Day
Outbreaks of disorder marred Armistice Day as hundreds of football fans and members of the far right gathered by the Cenotaph on Whitehall. A number of them explicitly stated that they had come because of the home secretary Suella Braverman’s comments over pro-Palestinian “hate marches” and that police treated them unfavourably compared with “politically correct minority groups”. The former leader of the English Defence League Tommy Robinson was among a number of far-right figures present. In the buildup to the two-minute silence elements of the crowd broke down metal gates to get closer to the Cenotaph. Later, dozens of those present could be seen – some holding Israeli flags – attempting to reach the pro-Palestine march with the Met’s Territorial Support Group intercepting them.”
London’s pro-Palestine march live: 126 people arrested as police highlight ‘deeply concerning’ rightwing violence – as it happened
Met assistant commissioner Matt Twist says nine officers were injured while preventing a violent crowd reaching the Cenotaph
As I said in an earlier post, this was entirely predictable as soon as far-right groups got involved with the Armistice Day Peace march proposal and why Suella’s Braverman’s dog whistling to the far right in the past month by demonising Palestinian Peace marches and protests to justify the UK’s support of Israel, has done more to agitate civil disobedience this weekend than any peace demonstration.
Her position is untenable after this and if she is not sacked early next week, I think it would be safe to say that the tentacles of far-right political ideology has spread deep into the heart of British politics.
Sadly, she won't be, and even more sadly, I believe that to be the case.They were two of the most peaceful probably - I remember numerous marches that your comments in bold applied to in some way - the miners strike - hijacked by heavy-handed police tactics that led to a suspicion of a political (Thatcherite) bias, the poll tax marches (and associated riots), Climate change marches, particularly the G7 protests, apparently hijacked by rent a mobs working for global oil companies and other globalised industries. I also remember the frequent NF violent clashes with the anti-nazi League - in fact far-right groups seemed to turn up at every march agitating peaceful protest - (agitating football crowds too btw and still do see below). Protests I attended (peacefully) against the Criminal Justice Act of 1994 - turned aggressive when mounted police charged at protesters (these protests were protested about the very rights to protest being curtailed)
UK Protests Reflect the Global Trend of Civil Unrest in 2021
A string of recent UK protests are rallying against a proposed legislation that could provide police more power to stop public demonstrations.Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 - Wikipedia
Again today,
“Outbreaks of disorder by far right mar Armistice Day
Outbreaks of disorder marred Armistice Day as hundreds of football fans and members of the far right gathered by the Cenotaph on Whitehall. A number of them explicitly stated that they had come because of the home secretary Suella Braverman’s comments over pro-Palestinian “hate marches” and that police treated them unfavourably compared with “politically correct minority groups”. The former leader of the English Defence League Tommy Robinson was among a number of far-right figures present. In the buildup to the two-minute silence elements of the crowd broke down metal gates to get closer to the Cenotaph. Later, dozens of those present could be seen – some holding Israeli flags – attempting to reach the pro-Palestine march with the Met’s Territorial Support Group intercepting them.”
London’s pro-Palestine march live: 126 people arrested as police highlight ‘deeply concerning’ rightwing violence – as it happened
Met assistant commissioner Matt Twist says nine officers were injured while preventing a violent crowd reaching the Cenotaph
As I said in an earlier post, this was entirely predictable as soon as far-right groups got involved with the Armistice Day Peace march proposal and why Suella’s Braverman’s dog whistling to the far right in the past month by demonising Palestinian Peace marches and protests to justify the UK’s support of Israel, has done more to agitate civil disobedience this weekend than any peace demonstration.
Her position is untenable after this and if she is not sacked early next week, I think it would be safe to say that the tentacles of far-right political ideology has spread deep into the heart of British politics.
However, it will never be in my name, no matter how many Yaxley-Lennon clones are out there. Scum, pure scum - the lot of them.
Comrade Sam
Comrade Sam
If you judge someone by their friends, both Braverman and Israel have many admirers on the far right. Most of Europe's leading fascists are suddenly concerned about anti-Semitism. As a Jew I'm far more terrified of neo Nazi thugs than pro Palestine demonstrators.
It appears that the Police had it right. Who are the groups breaking down barriers around the Cenotaph and attacking the Police? Who is the group with 50+ arrested already? The hundreds of thousands marching for peace somewhere else in the capital? Or the neo-Nazis marching for war, murder, hate and fascism. People who can fight but can’t think. The nastiest ****s this country has to offer.
- Oct 20, 2022
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They had previous history to go on and most of the EDL members would be on a database, particularly Tommy Robinson (formerly the of the BNP) has been for years - they’ve infiltrated British football hooliganism for years (along with Combat 88 and other neo-nazi groups) however, you have to ask, how the hell did Tommy Robinson and his fascist minions become centre stage in what is supposed to be a weekend of peaceful remembrance and a desire for ceasefire in ongoing conflicts?
This is all about a far right Braverman having her eye on the leadership of the Nasty Party - it always was - but what a dangerous threat to liberal democracy she is - our own Trump using insurrection as a launch pad for personal political gain.