Mummy, Wife, MUFC ❤️ Marketeer @mslendinggroup Trained Journalist. Intl Relations & Politics. All views my own Instagram: @alexandrastratton1

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1/2. Their silence is deafening, their hypocrisy nauseating, their callousness exposed for all to see. We have a ceasefire now in the Middle East, courtesy of Donald Trump’s superlative diplomacy, and yet many of the “ceasefire now” activists that keep marching on the streets of London appear distraught, or at least nonplussed. They are still chanting "death to the IDF", "from the river to the sea" and other foul slogans as if nothing has changed. Perhaps they just don't know what to do with their weekends, but I fear the truth may be more sinister. A common view among the more extreme protesters is that Trump's is “not a plan for an enduring peace” as it “says nothing about the root causes of violence”: for many, the fundamental, intractable issue appears to be the very existence of one small Jewish-majority state in a vast Middle East. What started off as supposedly "pro-Palestine" marches now feel increasingly explicitly like anti-Israel jamborees. Some still hide it, but many no longer do. The ceasefire has triggered an explosion of joy in Israel and Gaza, but mostly stunned silence among the British activist class. Their inability to share in these celebrations is revealing, if not surprising. They never cared about emaciated Israeli hostages and the inhumane conditions in which they were kept, but why aren’t they happy at the end of the combat operations? Why aren’t they loudly expressing their joy at the fact that the Palestinians they claim to care about are no longer dying? Wasn’t that the stated aim of their protestations? Some activists are pretending the ceasefire hasn’t actually happened, just as they pretended that Gaza was “occupied” prior to the savage invasion of Israel launched from the strip on October 7 2023. They haven’t bothered to update their rhetoric. Swathes of the pro-Palestinian movement in the West have gone fully post-modern, unbound by the facts, untethered from the actual reality of the region, turning their supposed cause into a mere symbol of the anti-Western omnicause. Its most extreme advocates have long spread incendiary lies about Israel; now, their truth-bending extends to protesting a war that is no longer being waged. Some Western advocates of the “pro-Gaza” cause even wanted Hamas to refuse to take the deal, and still hope the terrorist group might wreck it come the second phase. Some don’t want it to disarm, contrary to the Trump plan, which is backed by all of the important Muslim and Arab nations as well as Israel. Many of those who screamed, over and over, in one of the vilest blood libels of recent years, that Israel was conducting a “genocide” in Gaza don’t seem to want to end it. Many of the “pro-Palestine” advocates in the West appear staggeringly unconcerned by the well-being of real Palestinians, or at least want to sacrifice more of them for an everlasting war with Israel.
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'If the hostages are being released and Hamas is leaving Gaza, why still march in London today, unless you just want to go Jew-bashing?' Ben Leo says Trump’s deal may end the war, so protesters have no excuse.
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Where are all of the human rights organizations?
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Replying to @cheshirepolice
@cheshirepolice taking no action against someone who drove at me and my child narrowly missing us. Illegally parked and then laughed at the fact they could have seriously hurt us if I hadn’t moved in time. Police say if they’d hit us they would have got involved. Baffling!
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I’ve just walked past in the same area a police man get out of his police car to get himself a wrap. Yet can’t sort crime. Good job @cheshirepolice !!! So glad you’re on our streets 🫠
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I’m on a @jet2tweets flight and got to my seat and someone else is in my seat with a boarding pass they’ve been given at check in with my name on it. Apparently it happens often. Is this not a huge security issue @manairport ??? Passport and boarding pass checked pre boarding!
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I’ve tried for the last 5 days to post three @YodelOnline parcels. Same excuse by various places - “label machine not working”. “Collection full”. “Not doing collections anymore” What am I supposed to do? @vintedUK
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How can we know what they’re saying is untrue? Or intended to be dangerous? Or intended to even be aimed at you at all? Is there video evidence, and if so, how can we know if it’s real?
Here’s a little statement from me. I’m taking legal advice about potential legal action against a number of people. I won’t be responding to individual statements for legal reasons. There was a time when I would never have imagined taking such a step. It’s my view that everyone has the right to criticise me and my views, passionately, robustly, vehemently even. That doesn’t extend to saying things which are not only untrue, but which are seriously dangerous. In the last few days, it is clear that some of my harshest critics have decided they can say anything and everything about me, however extreme, however baseless, without consequence. There are consequences for me, however: my work, the things I believe in, the implication for those who believe the same things, and the physical safety of both me and my loved ones. This isn’t an abstract fear. One man has been sentenced for threatening to kill me, I’ve been repeatedly targeted by far right extremists in the streets, and I was beaten up by a far-right extremist and his accomplices: my friends were attacked while defending me, underlining they are at risk, too, and I have a duty of care to those I love. I’m not going to comment further for now, but I hope that message is clear to those considering behaving in a similar fashion.
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Greta Thunberg chanting in Sweden: “What are we going to do? We will crush Zionism” Greta and both her parents are militant extreme-left activists and always have been. Some people tried to tell the world years ago, but were silenced by the media.
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“39 Palestinian women and teenage prisoners, convicted of attempted murder, released from Israeli prisons in exchange for 13 women and children taken hostage by terrorist group Hamas” fixed it for you @BBCBreaking
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I love @MarkRegev when he loses his temper and won’t take crap anymore.
Is there a brachah to be said before Israel not taking any shit? Cos I’d love to say that brachah every single day…
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In my view, the following point is the most important one of this conflict. It has been made before (and tends to be met with either equivocation or historical references to muddy the water) but we should continue to make it and not lose sight of the obvious..
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Did @BethRigby ask Elizabeth El-Nakla whether she condemned Hamas attacks on 7/10? No! Did she ask Elizabeth El-Nakla whether she would LIKE a two state solution & peace between both sides? No! Whether could see a two state solution is a very different question which she avoided
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Warning: extremely difficult text to read below. Last night I surrendered my phone and signed a waiver. And then I sat with a small group and an Israeli military attaché and we watched the 45 minute compilation of Hamas videos from October 7th. 1/12
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Call up your friends and tell them to release the hostages 📞
Every person killed in Gaza has a name, a face and a story. I voted for a ceasefire to put a stop to this endless loss of precious life. It is a disgrace that so many MPs ignored the voices of Palestinians imploring them to do the same.
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The problem is this original clip from @BBCNews still exists and is used towards propaganda. It should be edited to include the apology. What happened to journalists needing to have numerous sources to check the validity of claims? Journalists MUST be made more accountable
We have to be honest here, it's not even a matter of being anti-Israeli or biased. This is plainly bad journalism. How did no one along the chain at this @BBCNews program: The presenter, the producer, or anyone else in the control room, find it even a bit strange that Israel will "target medical staff and Arab-speakers"? Forget the substance and the fact that Israel wouldn't do that, and surely no army would announce such a thing, but even the wording doesn't make any sense. What the hell does "target Arab-speakers" even mean? Journalists are supposed to be critical. Wasn't there anyone who thought for a moment that this didn't make any sense? Even if it's - somehow - an honest mistake of something getting lost in translation, wasn't there anyone responsible for critical thinking and whispering in her earpiece saying 'Listen, what you just said doesn't add up'. And this is just the recent of many such examples. The BBC is a 101-year-old establishment. It was once an international pillar of professional journalism. As a journalist, I'm afraid it's not anymore.
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Hey @sainsburys, Chris here claims to be one of your store managers. I hope there aren't any Jewish staff at that store if this is who you have working for you.
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He says it was an act of terrorism but he WILL NOT say Hamas are a terrorist group.Why not @jeremycorbyn? Israel provides jobs to Palestinians, they’d just increased the number pre attacks. How if roadblocks are not in place can safety of Israelis be ensured?the aim is eradicate!
"They'd gone out of the room and I said in a collegiate way, where has our friend gone? That was all I said." @jeremycorbyn explains the infamous Hamas 'friends' quote before condemning the 7th October terror attacks and Israel's response on #TimesRadio.
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NEW: Jeremy Corbyn refuses to state that Hamas is a terrorist organisation, and also refuses to state that they should be removed from power. @piersmorgan @PiersUncensored #piersUncensored
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That “sorry if you’re offended” bull. Total gaslighting. You’re an antisemite @wasim_haq and only SORRY that you’ve been stupid enough to be found out. If the @FootballAssoc wasn’t already shambolic here’s a shambolic apology to hold it up even further
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Why is the language used to describe the atrocities by Hamas in Israel so different to the description @BBCNews use to describe acts in Ukraine. Hard to watch @bbclysedoucet @BBCSounds
"A fifth of the village is now dead" 52 people have died following a missile attack on the Ukrainian village of Hroza yesterday. Listen to Lyse Doucet on the latest #Ukrainecast

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