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Chief Rabbi Warns ‘Visibly Jewish’ People Not Safe in Britain

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2 hours ago, Packer said:

The Jewry. Wasting valuable MET time and resources over nothin

I love Jew hating. Watching folks wasting their already worthless lives with obsessed and deranged psychiatrically disturbed hatred of folks who lead the world in virtually every category.

The Jewry rules baby. They are watching and in your head 24/7. Keep that IP up

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9 minutes ago, Packer said:

Is somehow "a disgusting attack on British Jews" 🤣

It was PM Starmer who mentioned "these disgusting attacks" in the plural about all attacks on Jews, not specifically the most recent arson attempt.

The way @Packer used the quote box, taking one sentence out of context and not attributing it to Starmer:

1 hour ago, Evil Penevil said:

These disgusting attacks are being made against British Jews.

then changing Starmer's words but putting them inside quote marks, gives a misleading impression.

I'll repeat the relevant part of my post:

1 hour ago, Evil Penevil said:

When speaking about the Manchester attack and the Golders Green stabbings, Prime Minister Keir Starmer's told the No10 Tackling Antisemitism Forum:

"It is part of a pattern of rising antisemitism that has left our Jewish communities feeling frightened, angry, and asking whether this country, their home, is safe for them.

These disgusting attacks are being made against British Jews. But, make no mistake, this crisis – it is a crisis for all of us."

https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/prime-ministers-remarks-at-no10-tackling-antisemitism-forum-5-may-2026

Again, the fire at the former synagogue has been reported in the U.K. and international press not because it did a lot of damage, but because it may be one in a string of attacks on Jews and Jewish sites. The fire didn't catch and was quickly extinguished by the London Fire Brigade, but under different circumstances, it could have been much worse.

14 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Muslims have put a bid into buy the building .

I was just describing the potential buyers .

I would have used whatever descriptive word was in the report .

Please could you retract your "anti-Muslim stance" claim ?

No, I see no reason to retract. There could be any number of causes for the fire but you choose to highlight two, one of which imo displays an anti-Muslim bias.

I have no doubt that if I suggested that this was a 'false fire' operation conducted by an extreme Zionist group you would have - quite rightly - jumped down my throat.

(To avoid any doubt I am not suggesting that this fire was caused by extreme Zionist. I am using this scenario to illustrate my point).

15 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

The Jewry rules baby.

Interesting choice of words.

Yes, a lot of Jewish people attain high levels in their chosen fields.

I had a Jewish colleague in school. He didn't "rule". He sucked and was getting crap grades. Maybe Jewish families must put a lot of pressure on their kids to succeed, because this guy seemed sociopathic, probably due to be frustrated at his limitations.

The incessant desire to "rule" and "be number 1" can also make people ruthless.

And it seems this is what we are witnessing in Gaza ... the refusal to compromise because they need to be number 1.

Obsession with being number 1 is a potentially sociopathic trait, because when you get situations like in Gaza you do anything to one-up your opponents.

6 minutes ago, RayC said:

No, I see no reason to retract. There could be any number of causes for the fire but you choose to highlight two, one of which imo displays an anti-Muslim bias.

I have no doubt that if I suggested that this was a 'false fire' operation conducted by an extreme Zionist group you would have - quite rightly - jumped down my throat.

(To avoid any doubt I am not suggesting that this fire was caused by extreme Zionist. I am using this scenario to illustrate my point).

I was suggesting that the new buyers may have been trying to get the property at a cheaper price .

That does happen occasionally .

It could be a possibility .

OK, The new buyers, whoever they may be , may have set it alight.

How's that ?

More acceptable ?

8 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

I was suggesting that the new buyers may have been trying to get the property at a cheaper price .

That does happen occasionally .

It could be a possibility .

OK, The new buyers, whoever they may be , may have set it alight.

How's that ?

More acceptable ?

It's more acceptable but such events are extremely rare and the damage (no pun intended) was done by the wording of your original post.

2 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

I was suggesting that the new buyers may have been trying to get the property at a cheaper price .

That does happen occasionally .

It could be a possibility .

OK, The new buyers, whoever they may be , may have set it alight.

How's that ?

More acceptable ?

What are you implying, that Muslims are learning sneaky tactics from the Jews?

When I was growing up, whenever a building burned down, it was said to have been "struck by Jewish lightening" if it was thought to have been done for the insurance payout.

37 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

I had a Jewish colleague in school. He didn't "rule". He sucked and was getting crap grades. Maybe Jewish families must put a lot of pressure on their kids to succeed, because this guy seemed sociopathic, probably due to be frustrated at his limitations.

He s probably a millionaire now. And you are whining about Jewss on a Thailand Forum. Got it.

39 minutes ago, save the frogs said:

The incessant desire to "rule" and "be number 1" can also make people ruthless.

And it seems this is what we are witnessing in Gaza ... the refusal to compromise because they need to be number 1.

Yep, spoken as someone who isnt gonna be number 1

3 minutes ago, Yagoda said:

Yep, spoken as someone who isnt gonna be number 1

Spoken as someone who is TOO DEEP for you.

Bye bye.

37 minutes ago, RayC said:

It's more acceptable but such events are extremely rare and the damage (no pun intended) was done by the wording of your original post.

Did me saying Muslim upset you ?

I do opologise if I hurt your feelings .

I didn't intentionally mean to upset you .

I will try not to say that word again when replying to you .

37 minutes ago, DeaconJohn said:

What are you implying, that Muslims are learning sneaky tactics from the Jews?

When I was growing up, whenever a building burned down, it was said to have been "struck by Jewish lightening" if it was thought to have been done for the insurance payout.

"Jewish lightning" is an offensive, antisemitic phrase used to describe a fire deliberately started at a business or home to collect insurance money.

6 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

"Jewish lightning" is an offensive, antisemitic phrase used to describe a fire deliberately started at a business or home to collect insurance money.

I never knew an old timer (1st or 2nd gen) American Euro Jew in NYC who was offended by that. More of a begrudging pride. It was what it was. No different than all the other mob lingo that permeated NYC culture.

I never heard the phrase "Jewish lightning" though I find it mildly amusing as if such scams aren't done by many different ethnicities. I suppose it's dated.

I did have some relatives who were old school downtown retail store type Jews and their store had been "Going Out of Business Sale" (huge sign) for decades.

Kind of like places saying they have the best burger in town.

If you get suckered by such things, you deserve it.

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19 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

Did me saying Muslim upset you ?

I do opologise if I hurt your feelings .

I didn't intentionally mean to upset you .

I will try not to say that word again when replying to you .

I'm afraid that, once again, I have to correct you, Nick. I have no problem with your use of the word, 'Muslim', it's the misuse that I object to.

Anyway, thank you for your apology and concern. It's the thought that counts😉🤔

18 minutes ago, RayC said:

I'm afraid that, once again, I have to correct you, Nick. I have no problem with your use of the word, 'Muslim', it's the misuse that I object to.

Anyway, thank you for your apology and concern. It's the thought that counts😉🤔

You got upset then I described them as "the Muslims who want to buy..........." , but you didn't get upset when I described them "The new buyers, whoever they may be..........."

So, its clear that you do indeed get upset when Muslims is used as descriptive word

Just now, Nick Carter icp said:

You got upset then I described them as "the Muslims who want to buy..........." , but you didn't get upset when I described them "The new buyers, whoever they may be..........."

So, its clear that you do indeed get upset when Muslims is used as descriptive word

Back to pedantry. You do like to argue for arguments sake.

I do love it when people tell me what I mean🤦

Individual words don't offend me per sec, the context in which they are used might. For example, seeing the word c u n t written doesn't offend me but if it is directed towards me I might take offence.

21 hours ago, RayC said:

I agree There is nothing funny about it whatsoever.

So it is unfounded speculation which shows your anti-Muslim stance.

So, how did that show my "anti-Muslim stance." ?

Why did you think it could be a joke ?

21 hours ago, RayC said:

No, I see no reason to retract. There could be any number of causes for the fire but you choose to highlight two, one of which imo displays an anti-Muslim bias.

I was actually suggesting that it may not have been an Anti sematic attack .

I was actually defending the Muslims , giving other reasons why it may have been set light

10 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

So, how did that show my "anti-Muslim stance." ?

Why did you think it could be a joke ?

We've been over this. Look back through this thread. I've no intention of discussing it further and I've no intention of recanting my comments or apologising before you ask.

Now about my question to you here.

https://aseannow.com/topic/1394036-christians-in-east-jerusalem-face-rising-jewish-extremism/

9 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

I was actually suggesting that it may not have been an Anti sematic attack .

I was actually defending the Muslims , giving other reasons why it may have been set light

Imo a very strange way of expressing things but thank you for clarifying matters.

On 5/6/2026 at 6:19 PM, Evil Penevil said:

It is very bad when Israeli settlers set fire to Palestinian homes. The Israeli settlers responsible should be punished under Israeli law.

However, it can get complicated. The house burning in the video you posted was a response to the murder of an 18-year-old settler in a terrorist attack by a local Palestinian.

An eye for an eye ?With this way of thinking , that corner of the whole wide world will be fighting and dying forever.

Not just Jewish people, but everyone because the country has been flooded with cretins, spongers, oxygen thieves, and criminals from all the arse-end-of-nowhere-fail places that can only contribute criminality and sponging to the UK system and taxpayer.

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