Kid Starver Caught Blocking Evidence For The Jews

'The RAF covered events in a foreign land on behalf of another state, so it really has nothing to do with our national security, it is therefore a deliberate obstruction of justice. ...How can a state investigate its own war crimes credibly?'

KernowDamo: A year on from the Jews' strike on World Central Kitchen workers in Gaza, Starmer's regime are blocking evidence.

Right, so yesterday marked the first anniversary of the Israeli airstrike on an aid convoy in Gaza being conducted by the charity World Central Kitchen, which resulted in the deaths of seven aid workers, three of whom were British. This should have been a turning point in UK cover for Israel, the then Tory government did no such thing, Israel have made no formal apology or even bothered to make contact with the British families of those affected and yet at one point there was much talk of the surveillance footage the RAF had gathered of the incident during the course of one of their numerous spy flights for Israel being used to form part of the formal investigation. Well as it turns out, Keir Starmer might have blocked that. The UK government are now refusing to release footage of what happened to the family of one of those Britons who died in the strike, James Kirby, as his family demand an independent investigation, whilst the government seems perfectly content to just let Israel do an investigation into an event they were responsible for, the only pressure being applied by that Israel hurry up and complete it. So why won’t Starmer’s regime release the footage, what are they hiding and is it more the case that the RAF have conducted so many flights for Israel now, that the footage makes the UK complicit in Israeli war crimes to the point any footage at all from the genocide of Gaza must never see the light of day?

Right, so on April 1st, 2024, an Israeli airstrike targeted a World Central Kitchen, WCK aid convoy in Gaza, killing seven humanitarian workers—three of whom were British citizens, James Kirby James Henderson and John Chapman. The attack, which occurred despite the convoy’s coordinates being shared with Israeli forces in advance, was a shocking violation of international humanitarian law, a war crime on the part of Israel, an incident that should have been a turning point for the British government in their support for Israel, when our own people were now being killed by them and yet nothing of the sort really happened. Yet, more than a year later, the families of the victims are still denied justice, and the UK government, under Keir Starmer’s leadership now, refuses to release crucial RAF surveillance footage capturing the event that could hold Israel accountable.

This refusal is inexcusable. It is not an administrative delay, it is not a national security issue at all, the RAF covered events in a foreign land on behalf of another state, so it really has nothing to do with our national security, it is therefore a deliberate obstruction of justice. The UK has been conducting intelligence-gathering flights over Gaza from RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus, providing Israel with real-time surveillance data.