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Jules Chapman retweeted
New blood libel just dropped:
Multiple prominent Pro Pali accounts, including Mario Nawfal, are posting footage of an alleged poisoning of goats by "settlers".
The only problem?
They have purposefully twisted the story 180 degrees.
If you have been following me, you know that for the past year arabs from Al-Mughayyir have been leaving dates laced with poison at the grazing areas of Jewish flocks.
The shepherds have recently been taking bottles with activated charcoal in order to give to the goats in case of poisoning.
That is what you see in this video (and he's kicking off a goat that is trying to have relations with the poisoned one).
Please share, because the mainstream media will keep the twisted version.
Jules Chapman retweeted
"75% of people can't convert folic acid" ... Says folic acid manufacture DSM-Firmenich.
Click the link, see for yourself.
A company that makes folic acid says: "up to 75% of the people in the world may not be able to convert folic acid"
dsm-firmenich.com/content/da…
The biggest grift of all. I don't believe governments across the world don't know this - yet still they fund it.
For at least 25 years, Gaza receives more aid per capita than any other country. Famines, wars, and real genocides don’t attract the funding Gaza does. In 2025, fully 19% of ALL world humanitarian funds went to Gaza.
Was Gaza really so destitute for so many years? Why does it attract more money nowadays than places that need aid far more?
And what happens to all this money, anyway?
Chapter 4 of “Everything You Know About Gaza Is Wrong.” Link follows.
Jules Chapman retweeted
The PLO was founded in 1964, years before Israel "occupied" anything.
Gaza was occupied by Egypt, The West Bank was Occupied by Jordan.
The PLOs charter EXPLICITY said they didn't want Gaza or the west bank. They were happy being occupied.
They ONLY wanted Israel.
1/5
Jules Chapman retweeted
At 12:50 on Oct 7, as Palestinian terrorists were still slaughtering innocent Israelis in Be'eri, Kfar Aza, Nahal Oz, Sderot, Ofakim, Re'im & elsewhere.
The Palestinian Solidarity Campaign phoned @metpoliceuk seeking permission to march through London waving Palestinian flags.
Jules Chapman retweeted
Interesting history lesson, Mayor. You left out one rather awkward detail:
Oswald Mosley was not some creature who appeared fully formed from the "political right". He had been a Labour MP, sat on Labour’s NEC and was a member of the Fabian Society before founding the British Union of Fascists.
Even George Bernard Shaw, one of the great Fabian luminaries, was still publicly praising Mosley in 1932, after the BUF had been founded.
Which does rather spoil the neat little morality tale in which fascism belonged exclusively to “the other side”.
History is considerably more inconvenient than a mayoral tweet.
We see you.
90 years ago today, Oswald Mosley and his Blackshirts attempted to march through and intimidate a predominantly Jewish area of the East End.
Men, women and children, alongside local residents, trade unionists and anti-fascist protesters, came together to defend the community in what became known as the Battle of Cable Street.
They taught us an important lesson: communities can resist fascism by joining together.
Hate and antisemitism had no place in London then, and it has no place here now.
Jules Chapman retweeted
This is a seriously disingenuous post from the Met Police.
As usual, @MetPoliceUK are complaining that their hands are tied and that they are powerless to act. That’s simply not true.
Under section 11 of the Public Order Act 1986, the Met must be provided with the name and address of the march’s organiser. This has not happened, so the march is illegal.
Furthermore, the Met seems to be saying that they feel that the march does not meet the conditions for calling for a ban under section 13 of the Act, so they will not even ask the Home Secretary to give her permission to ban it. She cannot instigate the banning process under the law, and can only make a decision in response to a request from the Met Commissioner. Why will he not at least make the case and seek her decision?
Worse, the Met seems not to have imposed any conditions on the march at all.
The Met can (without needing anyone’s permission) curtail the route, timing and numbers of people on any march that may cause “serious disruption to the life of the community”. That would be a use of existing powers under section 12 of the Act.
The Met can ban face coverings.
The Met can mobilise sufficient resources to arrest those who flout the law (and actually hand them over to the CPS to prosecute them rather than letting them all go at the end of the day).
But so far, we are being told in private conversations that the Met has classed the march as “low risk” – though the Met denies this.
If the Met does not classify an illegal march by extremists on the anniversary of the worst antisemitic atrocity since the Holocaust as causing “serious disruption to the life of the community”, then what is the point of having the laws at all?
A few months ago the Met banned a UKIP march in Tower Hamlets without hesitation. But when it comes to the Palestine hate marches, they always plead impotence. It is two tier policing.
Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley keeps saying that the law is inadequate and he needs more powers in order to do anything meaningful, but even now he is not using his existing powers.
What is inadequate is his performance over the past three years, when antisemitic hate crime has risen to unprecedented levels – a clear failure of policing for which he has never been held to account.
He must resign over this disgrace and the many travesties that have preceded it.
"Just ban it"
That was a common response to us urging students not to hold a pro-Palestine protest on Oct 7.
We can't ban protests & can only ask the Home Sec to do so if the risk of serious disorder is so high that it can’t be managed by conditions.
That's not the case here.
ALT An infographic setting out the powers available to the police under sections 12, 13 and 14 of the Public Order Act.
Jules Chapman retweeted
ENOUGH WITH THE GENOCIDE ACCUSATION.
More than 6,000 scholars, historians, legal experts and public figures have signed an open letter rejecting accusations that Israel committed genocide in Gaza. Among them: Steven Pinker, Niall Ferguson, Benny Morris, Deborah Lipstadt, John Spencer, Irwin Cotler and former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Branding Israel’s war against Hamas as “genocide” distorts the facts and has been weaponized against Jews worldwide.
Jules Chapman retweeted
Please sign, it is so important we do not lose our language & words as women x
A new petition in the UK which would “Require Government departments, NHS, education and publicly funded bodies to use the words women, girls, mothers and pregnant women as the primary and default wording in policies, guidance and public messages. These words must not be replaced, removed, diluted or overshadowed by alternative wording.
“We believe clear, sex-specific language is essential to safeguarding and safe healthcare for women, men and children, ensuring that biological differences, risks and needs are properly recognised and understood.”
petition.parliament.uk/petit…
Jules Chapman retweeted
The results of the SMART survey (high-quality survey of malnutrition) in Gaza is finally out. Very low malnutrition rates, even lower than pre-war.
Also, this slide is the coup-de-grace of the original famine declaration, which depended entirely on the premise that WHZ rates were twice as high as MUAC rates:
@MarkZlochin @YannayASpitzer
Jules Chapman retweeted
Good summary of the core issues here.
Sign petition: 👇
⚠️ Synthetic lab-made chemical forced into everyday bread, pastry & cereals with NO parliamentary vote, NO individual consent & NO proper debate!!
👉 Sign the 🇬🇧 UK Petition TODAY!!
tinyurl.com/FolicVoice
@ClareCraigPath @james_freeman__ @ukmfa1
Jules Chapman retweeted
'I grew up in Gaza, Hamas betrayed us.'
Incredibly powerful article in the @australian, by the courageous human rights activist @afalkhatib, and someone I am deeply proud to call a friend. Should be compulsory reading by all who truly care about peace and future of Gaza.
Jules Chapman retweeted
Jeremy Clarkson made £144 farming a thousand acres in his first year.
In year six he lost five thousand.
His own words to his land agent: dispiriting enough to clear a hundred and forty-four quid at the start, and here we are six years on, down five grand. The harvest had been projected at thirty-seven thousand profit. Weather and prices took it.
Now look at what that thousand acres has behind it that yours does not.
One of the best land agents in the country. A farm manager who has worked that ground since he was a teenager. A farm shop with a queue down the lane, a pub, bestselling books, more than a quarter of a million in subsidy across three years, and a television production paying for the entire thing to be filmed.
It is the most commercially advantaged thousand acres in Britain, and the farming still loses money.
That figure should end every conversation about British agriculture, and it is the one number that never makes it onto a campaign graphic. Not the glyphosate. Not the pig housing. The margin.
Because everything people object to on a farm grows straight out of it. The field pushed to the very edge. The hedge that came out because the government paid to have it removed. The shed instead of the yard. The supermarket contract signed below cost because the alternative was no contract. Nobody intensified out of malice. They were priced into it over sixty years by a policy that decided cheap groceries mattered more than a countryside, and by a retail sector that kept the difference.
Britain now grows around sixty per cent of its own food. More than a third of British farmers are past sixty-five.
The man with the Amazon cheque cannot make a thousand acres pay.
The seventy-year-old with three hundred and no film crew is doing it anyway, and being told by people who have never sold a tonne of anything that he is the problem.
Jules Chapman retweeted
I’ve been to Gaza 3 times during the war, I’m writing my PhD on it, and I have a book coming out early next year.
I did 16 years in the British Army, three tours of Afghanistan. The IDF operates to the same standards we do.
Streeting doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
Israel fell short of UK military standards in Gaza, Streeting says thetimes.com/uk/defence/arti…
Jules Chapman retweeted
ICYMI, There is/was never a genocide in Gaza. The opposite actually, one side (Israel) vaccinating, feeding, helping with all services (medical, drinking water, power) while taking extraordinary steps to protect civilians in the worst urban warfare scenario arguably ever seen and the other side (Hamas) doing everything it can to get civilians killed, stealing food, targeting civilians that do not do their demands.
Jules Chapman retweeted
A lot of people wonder how the pro-Palestine/Anti-Israel protests started within hours of the Hamas terror attack and often included preprinted posters and ready made "genocide" chants. How was it so organized and "spontaneous"?
I, and other journalists, are chasing the 'follow the money' story behind the movement that appeared "out of nowhere" on October 8.
This past week, an @NGOmonitor report provided the data inside the UK experience. It maps 40 major post-October 7 protest and mobilization campaigns in the UK — and it undercuts the "spontaneous grassroots reaction" narrative that took hold right after Hamas's October 7 massacre.
The findings: At least 11 of the 40 organizations mapped have links to extremist actors — the Iranian regime and IRGC, Hamas, Hezbollah, the PFLP, or the Muslim Brotherhood — either directly or through officials who met or cooperated with them.
Leadership overlaps heavily across the six primary coordinating groups. Jeremy Corbyn—the antisemitism former Labour Party leader— alone holds posts in three of them simultaneously. The funding for Corbyn's own group, the People's Forum UK, is undisclosed.
Youth recruitment is a high priority — Amnesty International UK is cited for running an activism-training program aimed at UK youth; Friends of Al-Aqsa for youth-mobilization messaging.
—Of the 40 groups, only 10 are registered charities.
—Thirteen operate completely outside any formal UK regulatory framework — while still soliciting public donations.
—Nineteen receive UK government funding via the FCDO or Gift Aid. At least 11 draw taxpayer money from other governments too, including the US and several EU states.
—Funding also flows from major US progressive foundations — Open Society, Rockefeller Brothers Fund among them — plus, per the report, cryptocurrency channels used by CAGE and Palestine Action, the latter now a proscribed organization under UK law as of a June 2026 Court of Appeal ruling.
What the NGO Monitor report shows is a well-funded, coordinated infrastructure that existed before October 7 and moved fast because it was already built — organizationally, financially, and rhetorically — around "genocide" messaging with no space made for Israeli victims.
Here is the full report: ngo-monitor.org/pdf/Imported…
Jules Chapman retweeted
The Government has confirmed that its so called 'independent' Digital ID Advisory watchdog, will not have its minutes published.
We are expected to carry out parliamentary scrutiny on one of the most significant erosions of our civil liberties for decades, and yet we are not told the group budget, member selection process, or given the minutes from their meetings. Journalists have also been excluded from advisory panels.
The Government must give us answers on this sinister policy, and rethink its current course.
reclaimthenet.org/britains-d…
Jules Chapman retweeted
The Palestinian Identity:
Keffiyeh: Taken from Iraq
Flag: Borrowed from Jordan
Land: Claimed from Israel
Name: Stolen from Rome
History: Est. 66 years ago
Capital: Not their Jerusalem
Leader: Arafat from Egypt
Narrative: Fabricated
Victimhood: Monetized
Culture: Pan-Arab remix
People: Invented in the 1960s
Aid money: PLO, & Hamas
UN support: Hijacked
Economy: Dependent on foreign aid
Media narrative: Controlled to amplify victimhood
Nothing original. Just stolen.
Jules Chapman retweeted
UNRWA: “Over 660,000 children in Gaza are getting back to school!”
So, let me get this straight...
Before the war, there were only 625,000¹ school-age kids in Gaza. And yet, after supposedly being wiped out so hard by an Israeli child-targeting genocide, it somehow resulted with additional tens of thousands more kids?!?
Truly fascinating shit! Gaza is the only place on earth where genocide always comes with perks like population growth. 🇵🇸
