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Western Governments and the Holocaust Memorial Organisations Commemorate the Holocaust In Order To Justify Israel’s Holocaust Against the Palestinians
Compare This to My Arrest – Sussex Police & the CPS Can Be Relied on To Do Their Utmost to Avoid Prosecuting Caplin
 If I’d Made My Speech in London Rather Than Liverpool I Would Probably Have Been Arrested
Violent Attack on Chief Steward Chris Nineham as Police Thugs AttackÂ
Barry Lerer called on Lammy to Apologise for Suspending 8% of Britain’s Arms Supplies to Israel & Blamed Palestinian Parents for Israel’s Murder of Their ChildrenÂ
In Their Desire to Protect BBC Bias the Met are Once Again Hiding Behind JewsÂ
 For those who don’t like to compare Israel & Nazi Germany my message is ‘Compare, Compare, Compare’ – At A Time Of Extermination it’s Important to Understand Just What Kind of State Israel Is
I Responded by Asking Them Why They Wanted to Commemorate the Holocaust and what ‘Truth’ was it That They Wanted to Preserve?Â
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Tony Greenstein offers a comprehensive and incisive analysis of the indissoluble nexus between anti-Semitism and Zionism.
This connection is exposed in its ugliest form during the Holocaust. You can trust a courageous and committed fighter against anti-Semitism, such as Tony, to guide us through this particular dark moment when Zionism and antiSemitism interacted in Europe's darkest hour to educate us about its historical manifestations and implications for our time.
Ilan Pappe
Professor of Middle East History, Exeter University
This book is essential reading.
Understanding the politics of the thirties and forties is essential if we are to ensure the horrors of World War Two never happen again. Tony Greenstein's detailed reference to original sources leads to conclusions that cannot be ignored.
Ken Loach
Socialist Filmmaker
In this timely scholarly polemic Tony Greenstein authoritatively demystifies Zionism, convincingly depicting its long obscured and misunderstood connections with anti-Semitism, especially during its horrifying climax in the Holocaust.
Essential reading for anyone that wants to understand Israel as a state built upon the premise of Jewish supremacy and sustained by a cruel apartheid regime to deny basic rights to the Palestinian people in their own country.
Richard Falk
Professor of International Law Emeritus, Princeton University and Chair of Global Law, Queen Mary University London
The present book is about the entire history of this relationship between Zionism and antisemitism.
Tony's encyclopedic familiarity with the dispersed relevant publications and his achievement in arranging the vast material in a coherent account are second to none.
Emeritus Professor Moshé Machover
King's College, London University
This is a work of remarkable historical scholarship and analysis, its subject matter is as telling and relevant today as it ever was.
Dr Derek Summerfield
Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer King's College, University of London
Greenstein's book, meticulously researched and liberally peppered with quotations from original sources, will make uncomfortable reading for anyone who feels a sneaking sympathy for Zionism.
Dr. Susan Blackwell
Dept of Languages, Literature and Communication, University of Utrecht
The historical relationship of Zionism with antisemitic and racist regimes and movements has been an area long neglected by normative research, influenced as it is by Zionist assumptions; this is why Tony Greenstein's book is so crucial, further developing the pioneering work by Lenni Brenner.
Greenstein's work is epic in scope, shedding light on dark corners, covering an immense historical, geographic, political and discursive arena; It provides an updated, comprehensive account and evaluation of Zionism's complex interrelation with, as well as its uses and abuses of the Holocaust.
Professor Haim Bresheeth
School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
In this substantial, detailed and scrupulously referenced account, the history of Zionist policies and practices before, during and after the Nazi Holocaust is examined in all its awfulness.
Greenstein will no doubt be vilified by predictable opponents, but he offers a powerful alternative to the way most people would think about Zionism, given its current status as beyond criticism, on pain of accusations of anti-Semitism.
Patrick Williams
Emeritus Professor, Nottingham Trent University
As you can see from this article PayPal have removed my blog.
Without any warning on July 26 they sent me an email, whose very first sentence was a lie:
‘Thank you for contacting PayPal regarding the limitation on your account.’
I hadn’t contacted PayPal.
It said:
‘Please be advised that due to the violation of PayPal’s Acceptable Use Policy, your account will remain permanently limited.’
Meaningless verbiage which they refused to clarify. Nathalia let slip the real reason when, responding to my appeal she stated
‘For whatever reason, it has been deemed that there is too much risk associated with your account to allow it to be used any further.’
This is the same ‘risk’ as Palestinians who are refused access to PayPal’s facilities on the West Bank at the same time as Jewish settlers are granted full access.
I rely on the support of SCIP for maintenance, to ward off those who might wish to attack my site and to maintain a mirror site in case Google ever decides to pull the plug.
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