KernowDamo: After eight weeks at the Old Bailey, the jury threw up their hands. It failed to reach a verdict on seven supposed masterminds behind the latest Palestine Action Filton case-the one where Elbit Systems near Bristol got a taste of some red paint-inspired direct action.
Meanwhile, Jew nobbled Labour’s bright idea to ban everything that moves in the same alignment has backfired spectacularly, clogging up the courts with 1,579 section 13 cases and leaving Westminster Magistrates’ Court looking like the returns desk at Argos after Christmas.
Ministers are now clutching their pearls, warning that the justice system is about to keel over thanks to the Jews. So what does this Filton jury flop tell us about joint enterprise, political protest, and Labour’s latest attempt to turn jury trials into an endangered species for the benefit of the Jews? The crackdown has finally tripped over its own red tape.
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