9 hours ago, DaddyWarbucks said:

"Promise was that I,

From Philistian yoke deliver;

Ask for this great Deliverer now,

And find him,

Eyeless in Gaza at the mill with slaves."

 

You're raising the bar a bit quoting Milton on the forum. And one of Huxley's finest novels to boot...

11 hours ago, sammieuk1 said:

What's left of the indigenous population may well take a different view, and Donald may suggest a new mayor for London and Dover 🤔

HAMAS OFFICIAL BASEEM NAIM HAS THANKED KEIR STARMER FOR RECOGNISING PALESTINE AS A STATE🤔

 

At least someone is a fan of you

@Keir_Starmer

13 hours ago, TedG said:

Palestinians are not capable of self-governing. 

Funny you should say that about the Palestinians.

It is exactly what the British rulers said about the American colonists in 1776.

If the Israelis don't get rid of the radical meshugas in their government and give the Palestinians a fair deal, and do it soon, the weight of international condemnation will become crushing - as it was with Apartheid South Africa - and the Zionist enterprise will collapse like a house of cards.

Amazing that someone so fond of International Law, appears to be willing to ignore it.

 

 

Quote

Under the Montevideo Convention, to qualify for statehood under international law, a state must have a permanent population, a defined territory, a government and the capacity to enter into relations with other states. The peers say that arguably Palestine does not meet any of these four conditions.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2025/jul/31/uk-politics-palestinian-state-keir-starmer-labour-latest-news-updates

 

Judicial Review incoming.

 

 

 

Proposed by our moron of a Prime Minister but not agreed as yet and maybe never will be.

On 7/30/2025 at 4:37 PM, DaddyWarbucks said:

What's the hesitation here?

There is no longer any enlightened sympathy for Israel.

The "war" on Gaza and the Palestinians has become cartoonishly evil.

Only shills would defend the indefensible.

"Promise was that I,

From Philistian yoke deliver;

Ask for this great Deliverer now,

And find him,

Eyeless in Gaza at the mill with slaves."

Wonderful quote... a literary precedent for "Bibi Agonistes".

Uncanny how Biblical history repeats itself - often without even changing place names.

We are seeing the "tragedy" of the rerun now.

The "farce" will come after the rampage to impose "Greater Israel" on the Middle East succeeds.

Then the stench of corpses will overwhelm everything, and the Zionist state will rot from within.

 

On 7/30/2025 at 8:14 PM, retayl said:

Not too bright are you Wombat. Thats a parody account stating that it is  Englands smallest farce committed to catching crinimals and a swan.

W.aste O.f M.oney Brains A.nd T.alent

WOMBAT 

Guilty 😔 

23 hours ago, sammieuk1 said:

HAMAS OFFICIAL BASEEM NAIM HAS THANKED KEIR STARMER FOR RECOGNISING PALESTINE AS A STATE🤔

 

At least someone is a fan of you

@Keir_Starmer

 

Friend of a friend.

 

 

Labour and Hamas have many shared views and many shared goals. It's no surprise Hamas are fans of Starmer. 

15 hours ago, DeaconJohn said:

Wonderful quote... a literary precedent for "Bibi Agonistes".

Uncanny how Biblical history repeats itself - often without even changing place names.

We are seeing the "tragedy" of the rerun now.

The "farce" will come after the rampage to impose "Greater Israel" on the Middle East succeeds.

Then the stench of corpses will overwhelm everything, and the Zionist state will rot from within.

 

Agreed, the juggernaut of Eretz Israel  will be their downfall.

Just like the "victory" of Bolshevism in Russia led to bloody internal strife and eventual disintegration.

18 hours ago, Photoguy21 said:

Proposed by our moron of a Prime Minister but not agreed as yet and maybe never will be.

 

I guess it deflects attention away from the absolute state of Britain under his "leadership". 

On 7/30/2025 at 10:41 AM, wombat said:

with the way the islamic invasion is conquering England and King Chuck now praising Allah it doesn't surprise me that Starmer would do this...however, all those suffering from Stockholm Syndrome forget the one salient point of who started this bun fight on the 7th

Well said.

On 7/30/2025 at 2:59 AM, webfact said:

over 20,000 children in Gaza are suffering from severe malnutrition

those greedy adults need to share their food with their kids.   I thought all the kids had been killed anyway? that's what the msm keep whinging on about

32 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

 

I guess it deflects attention away from the absolute state of Britain under his "leadership". 

if that was his intention   he needs to try harder, a lot harder

15 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:

those greedy adults need to share their food with their kids.   I thought all the kids had been killed anyway? that's what the msm keep whinging on about

That is some repulsive vile and insensitive language you used. Are you a dad? 

4 minutes ago, Eric Loh said:

That is some repulsive vile and insensitive language you used. Are you a dad? 

yes it is and yes i am.....so what! 

\We all know what happens to the aid there's several threads about it save your complaints for hamas

20 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:

those greedy adults need to share their food with their kids.   I thought all the kids had been killed anyway? that's what the msm keep whinging on about

I hope you ignorantly used the wrong word, ‘whinge’. Otherwise, you’d be a moral monster.

 

1 minute ago, Bday Prang said:

yes it is and yes i am.....so what! 

So you are a disgrace

1 minute ago, Bday Prang said:

yes it is and yes i am.....so what! 

Are you Jewish?

3 minutes ago, Chris.C said:

Are you Jewish?

no, why do you ask.

4 minutes ago, Eric Loh said:

So you are a disgrace

like you care about them anyway, stop the virtue signalling

4 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:

no, why do you ask.

It would explain your extreme fundamentalist posts.

Maybe your lack of feeling towards dead kids is due to a traumatic experience you had as a child with a tea cloth.

8 minutes ago, Chris.C said:

I hope you ignorantly used the wrong word, ‘whinge’. Otherwise, you’d be a moral monster.

 

 I guess I am then,  but  how many gazan kids have you adopted or taken care of ? thought so.  Nobody wants them , you included

2 minutes ago, Chris.C said:

It would explain your extreme fundamentalist posts.

Maybe your lack of feeling towards dead kids is due to a traumatic experience you had as a child with a tea cloth.

w t f are you talking about ?

Another nail in the coffin housing the once great country of England. Rest in Peace. 

2 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:

 I guess I am then,  but  how many gazan kids have you adopted or taken care of ? thought so.  Nobody wants them , you included

Now you have gone from vile to absurbity with this kind of ridiculous drivel. 

1 minute ago, Eric Loh said:

Now you have gone from vile to absurbity with this kind of ridiculous drivel. 

At least I can spell "absurdity"  I hate being criticised by illiterates. 

 So how many gazan kids have you taken in or helped in any way whatsoever, hmmmm thought so.   Can't say  I blame you  nobody else wants the future bomb chuckers either. Much safer to virtue signal on the forums 

2 hours ago, CMHomeboy78 said:

Agreed, the juggernaut of Eretz Israel  will be their downfall.

Just like the "victory" of Bolshevism in Russia led to bloody internal strife and eventual disintegration.

Everything was running like clockwork in the great geopolitical circus. Gaza was sealed off just enough to keep the chaos contained and the international community politely distracted. The average American was busy arguing about gas prices, blissfully unaware that trillions of their tax dollars had been turned into sand and smoke somewhere between Fallujah and Kabul, all in the name of regional “stability.”

Meanwhile, Israel kept a firm grip on things, democracy-style, with high-tech fences, Iron Domes, and a diplomatic shield forged in the halls of Washington.

But then, as always happens in long-running occupations, the people being occupied had the audacity to want a state- borders, dignity, maybe even a passport that gets them farther than a checkpoint. And worse, they started telling the world what’s been happening behind the walls and embargoes all these years.

Suddenly, the carefully managed narrative, freedom vs. terror, good guys vs. rockets, started to wobble. Cameras rolled. Voices rose. The myth of the benevolent occupier cracked.

Now, the Status Quo is under threat. And for some, that’s the real tragedy. 

Kudos to him for calling out Israel and looking for a solution to this problem, which Israel does not seem to want nor desire. 

 

Natenyahu has joined the extremists and now there is virtually no hope for peace in that region. Most Jews around the world disagree with their policies. I find them atrocious and very racist. Israel cannot expect the violence to stop, until they develop a reasonable and humane approach. 

 

The one thing you can always count on with Israeli politicians, is that they are incapable of learning. Just apply more and more violence. Slaughter more and more mothers and children. That will fix things.

1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:

Natenyahu has joined the extremists and now there is virtually no hope for peace in that region. Most Jews around the world disagree with their policies. I find them atrocious and very racist. Israel cannot expect the violence to stop, until they develop a reasonable and humane approach. 

Saying “Netanyahu has joined the extremists” is a bit like saying a shark has just now decided it likes the taste of fish. Let’s be honest – he didn’t suddenly veer into extremism – he’s been there as long as I can remember.

Back in the '90s, he was already working overtime to sabotage any chance of peace – especially by undermining Yitzhak Rabin, the only Israeli leader who ever got close to a real two-state solution. The toxic climate of incitement that led to Rabin’s assassination didn’t happen in a vacuum – Netanyahu helped fan those flames.

He’s spent decades aligning with settlers, cozying up to far-right religious parties, and dragging Israel further from any viable path to coexistence – all while posing as the level-headed statesman.

So no – he hasn’t joined the extremists – he’s been their architect.

And it’s not just outsiders saying this. Many Jews worldwide openly reject the racism and authoritarian tilt of his policies. Criticising Israel’s government is not antisemitic – it’s an act of moral responsibility.

If Israel wants the violence to end, it needs to end the occupation and start acting like a democracy for all – not just for some.

3 hours ago, JonnyF said:

 

I guess it deflects attention away from the absolute state of Britain under his "leadership". 

Deflection is the name of the game they are playing but they are running out of ideas.