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The British government supports the murder of innocent people, including women and children, by Iran’s Islamic regime and its terror proxies.
Under Labour, Britain has become a state sponsor of Islamic terrorism. Not only against innocent people in the Middle East, but against the British people themselves, who pay the price for Labour’s grovelling to its Muslim voter base.
Labour’s Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband embraced and shook hands for the cameras with Iran’s top executioner Abbas Araghchi, foreign minister of Iran’s terror regime. The same regime that slaughtered tens of thousands of protesters in January and hangs more of them every day. Tens of thousands still sit on death row.
This is another example of how the UK’s Labour government supports rape, murder and kidnapping of innocent people by Hamas and the Ayatollah regime in Iran.
The same Miliband slaps sanctions on Israel and smears the Jewish state as the problem. Not because he cares about human life. If he did, he would not press flesh with the men who turn children into corpses for daring to protest the ayatollahs.
Labour needs Muslim votes. That is the price. Israel is the sacrifice. The victims of Islamic terror are the currency: Jews in Israel, girls in Britain, protesters in Tehran.
Shame on Ed Miliband. Shame on the entire Labour government.
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Those going to college in Manchester "Modern Britain" are now being issued rape alarms.
Completely fucking normal eh?!
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Everything Pezeshkian says is a lie meant to deceive Americans.
I have no idea why Bret Bier even bothered to give him airtime.
This bloodthirsty demonic regime mass slaughtered innocent people on an industrial scale. They did not "meet with protesters", they sent shia terrorists to massacre everyone. Tens of thousands wiped out.
Shame on Fox News for platforming this beast.
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Woman is blaming ai for killing Palestinians. I guess robots are Jewish, too.
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There is something deeply satisfying about watching the giant fog machine fail.
A judge does something absurd, dresses it up in the language of compassion and theory, then discovers that an American Senate hearing is one of those inconvenient places where someone may actually read the words aloud and ask what the hell they mean.
No euphemisms. No activist jargon. No institutional shrug.
You wrote it. You defended it. Now explain it in public.
More of this. Much more.