Martin Luther King Boycotted the Israeli State

This was originally posted in March 2013 but an update has marked it as posted today – it is of historical interest only For many years, the Zionist movement, up to its neck in collaboration with South African Apartheid, hauled out a fabricated quote from Martin Luther King to the effect that when you criticise…

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Petty Apartheid – South African Style – Comes to Israel

This was originally posted in March 2013 but an update has marked it as posted today – it is of historical interest only Israel introduces ‘Palestinian only’ bus lines, following complaints from Jewish settlers Afikim bus company to have special buses for Palestinian workers commuting from the West Bank to jobs in central Israel; announcement…

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Why Letter from a Birmingham Gaol is Still Relevant

Ahed Tamimi and Martin Luther King A simple message that is the slogan of the Black African refugees in Israel today Martin Luther King’s Letter from Birmingham Jail is one of the most important political statements to have been written.  No one who supports the fight of the oppressed against the oppressor can fail to be moved…

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Rejoice – The Witch is Dead – Crooked McNicol Rides No More

McNicol’s Departure is only the beginning of the campaign to democratise the Labour Party Conference delegates let their voices be heard Socialists inside and outside the Labour Party will undoubtedly be celebrating.  The Witch is Gone and this was a very very wicked witch at that, unlike those he persecuted.  The symbol of the decaying…

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“Better a prison in Israel than dying on the way” – Israel’s Shameful War on its African Refugees

Even Alan Dershowitz, Israeli apologist supreme, says that the Deportations have ‘a whiff of racism’ about them  Testimonies of refugees who left Israel for Rwanda and Uganda and received protection in Europe” The proposed expulsion of Israel’s Black African refugees is proving highly embarrassing to the Zionists & Israeli apologists.  It demonstrates like little else the inherent…

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