The terrorist next door

It is probably one of those odd British traditions that a Labour government tries to get a way with policies which are so repressive that they would make a Tory government blush, both, of course, trying as hard as they can to please their Zionist paymasters. The British public, however, is not buying the lies. The demonstrations against genocide, which one home secretary tried to ban as hate marches, continue tirelessly, and Palestine Action, which another home secretary managed to get proscribed as a terrorist organisation is experiencing an outpouring of sympathy from ordinary people of all walks of life, youngsters, mothers, students, veterans, pensioners…

Last week the British police forces had their noses rubbed in the dust once again by having to arrest hundreds of citizens for the crime of holding up a placard opposing genocide and supporting Palestine Action. Of course, having kept their message this simple, it will be difficult to argue that they supported a specific proscribed organisation rather than Palestine Action in general, something which will be impossible to outlaw.

For now, however, over a thousand people have been arrested during the past two action days under the Prevention of Terrorism law, meaning they have been charged with committing or supporting acts of terrorism. Most are already out on bail to continue their terrorist lifestyle, indicating how big a threat this terrorism really is to public safety. It will take a couple of years before they eventually clog up the court system and have their cases heard, remaining at liberty to terrorise until then, making terrorism as prolific as tourism in the UK. There is most likely a terrorist near you!

This latest government hysteria in trying to prove their worth to their Israeli sponsors who helped get them elected has, as it should, blown up in their faces and exposed a number of truisms:

- As argued at the time of the first introduction of the Prevention of Terrorism Bill, the charge of terrorism is a political one aimed at silencing opponents and has absolutely nothing to do with public safety or law and order;

- The overuse of the charge of terrorism has rendered it so meaningless that no-one any longer fears those labelled as terrorists;

- With hundreds of terrorists gathering at Parliament square on a regular basis, Britain now has such a large number of terrorists that it can only be described as a terrorist haven or terrorist state;

- There is probably a terrorist near you, the one holding dual nationality, most likely on holiday at a fancy hotel taking a well-earned break from the hard work of killing innocent civilians in Palestine, but these terrorists will be offered protection and not charged with any offence;

- The inability of the government to enforce its genocidal support policies demonstrates clearly the power of people once they reached a point where they refuse to comply, giving rise to the hope that the totalitarian state project will ultimately be doomed;

- In the meantime, to counter the swelling discontent, the police force will be increasingly militarised and the army deployed against its own people: The war over Palestine is spreading across the globe and for the colonial powers who sponsored and enabled this affront against humanity, the chicken are coming home to roost.