Broken Britain

There is a curious sense of minority entitlement which seems to have grown exponentially in recent years...

Authored by Andrew Ash: There is a curious sense of minority entitlement which seems to have grown exponentially in recent years. It was absent when my father migrated from Egypt to England in the last century and met my mother. Although he considered himself a Muslim, he had a somewhat lackadaisical approach to his inherited faith – as did many Westernised Muslims of the time. He was proud of his faith, but he did not place being a Muslim at the forefront of his identity. Like many of his fellow émigrés, he wanted to escape the more oppressive religious aspects of his home country.

Occasionally he would visit one of England's seven mosques, which adequately serviced the needs of the fifty thousand Muslims at the time. The West was still largely ignorant of Islam. Britain's grasp of what it represented was minimal, to say the least, but my father did not move to England in the expectation that its denizens were fluent in Muslim culture or that there would be a mosque on every street. He did not feel that his human rights, by not being specifically catered to, were being violated. It was quite enough to find accommodation and work, rather than inventing grievances.

16 Murdered Jews In Australia Get More Sympathy Result In More Outrage Than 600,000 Murdered Palestinians In Gaza

Israel, Shylock Merchant of the Levant

By Elias Akleh: Shylock, a Jewish moneylender/usurer, is a main character in William Shakespeare’s 16th-century five-acts play “Merchant of Venice”. Antonio, a Venetian merchant, borrowed money from Shylock with a bond stating that if he defaults the loan on time Shylock is entitled to a pound of Antonio’s flesh. Antonio defaulted the loan because his trade ships were reported lost in the sea. Rejecting three times a higher sum of money in repayment Shylock insisted in a court on his legal right to Antonio’s pound of flesh. Disguised as a male lawyer, Antonio’s female friend, Portia, saved Antonio’s life by arguing that Shylock’s bond entitles him to Antonio’s one pound of flesh but not one drop of his blood.

Israel has surpassed Shylock’s butchering spirit. Starting with 1917 British government’s “Balfour Declaration” and for the last 108 years, the Jewish Zionist terrorist groups, the Hagana, the Irgun (ETZEL), the Stern and the LEHI, who later formed the Israeli terrorist army, have been butchering hundreds of thousands of Palestinians; men, women, children, and yes babies, in hundreds of gruesome massacres (All That Remains by Walid Khalidi).

Everyone Is Sick Of It

"Britain is now the rape capital of Europe."

Paul Joseph Watson

Palestinian Journalist Recounts Rape And Torture In Israel Prison

Palestinian journalist recounts rape & torture in Israel regime prison, describing systematic abuse of Christian and Muslim abductees by the Jews.

Warning: This article contains detailed descriptions of the Jews' sexual violence, torture and abuse of Gentiles

Reposted from The New Arab: Palestinian journalist Sami al-Sa’i has given a harrowing testimony describing rape, torture and other severe abuses he says he endured while held in Israeli prisons, speaking during a hearing at the Mada Center for Media Freedoms in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank.

During the session, al-Sa’i detailed systematic beatings, humiliation, starvation and sexual assault, including rape with a baton and other objects, accompanied by threats that the same treatment would be inflicted on Palestinian journalists as a group.

Jewish Israel’s Long History Of False Flag Terrorism

"These Jews are evil with too many schemes and plots to count."

Propaganda & Co.: For decades, documented false flag operations have been used as tools of statecraft—designed to terrorize civilians, manipulate public opinion, and justify political objectives.

From bombings targeting Jewish communities in Iraq and Egypt, to modern incidents involving media blackouts, suppressed investigations, and manufactured fear, this video traces a historical pattern that explains why so many people today instinctively question official narratives.

This isn’t about paranoia. It’s about history.