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Nick Kollerstrom – Terror on the Tube Dec 16, 2019

I suggest that we need to remember and mull over the initial catastrophic and spineless apologies that Jeremy Corbyn came out with, as the start of That Which Ruined his Leadership. Ah, it had all looked to promising! How huge was the support for him when he came to power!
In my opinion, there is and was no ‘anti-semitism’ within the Labour party. By continually whining with apology every time such fake accusations were made, JC in effect created exactly what his enemies were hoping for.

The mural that sparked the furore. Click to enlarge

A London mural showing top international bankers playing monopoly on the backs of oppressed workers, with the ‘Illuminati’ pyramid and all-seeing eye. behind it. It was put up in 2012, and had been gone for some years before Jeremy Corbyn was accused of having liked it. When pressed, its author stated that two of the six bankers portrayed were meant to be jewish: Rockefeller and Rothschild. Clearly, this is socialist art, about oppression of peoples of the world by international bankers. Clearly, it is not targeting Jews. JC should just have said this, when accused – instead of apologising. Preferably he should have caused the poster to be re-created and conducted a public debate on the subject. As poster art I think it was brilliant. It is THE BEST London wall-art poster I’ve ever seen.
If Jews choose  to identify themselves with the international bankers then that is their problem, and maybe they should be asked why they want to do this.

Loss of Red Ken.

Ken Livingstone had been JC’s soulmate and companion over forty years, a fellow-socialist and probably quite a bit wiser than him ,and totally indispensable if JC was to be able to make the right decisions when under stress. One day Ken was heard to be talking about the Hasbara Agreement, which was the initial German agreement whereby Jews in the 1930s were able to emigrate to Palestine and take all their stuff with them -and keep their bank balances. Immediately, the J*** media started braying that this was shocking etc. No it wasn’t, it was simply Red Ken making a factually correct statement about European history. JC – if he had any spine or backbone – should just have put out a calm statement that he did not know anything about the topic, but he had sought advice and been told that Ken’s statement was historically correct. END of story. But, Oh No, JC whines another apology and thereby LOSES Red Ken  from the Labour Party – one of its most valuable members, maybe the only one who could have rescued it from the never-ending ‘anti-semitism’ hysteria.

Attending the Deir Yassin memorial.

On April 9, 1948 Jewish soldiers wiped out an Arab village of Deir Yassin. That started a huge exodus of Arabs from ‘Israel’ – and the rest is history. So my pal Paul Eisen started a yearly memorial on that anniversary date at St John’s Wood church. Some candles are lit, people mill around and its quite moving. Because JC CARES DEEPLY about the deliberate, systematic genocide of the Palestinian people, he attended this memorial service every year. Now it happens that Paul Eisen as an honest Jew had reached the view that the Holocaust had not in fact happened – a theme having NO CONNECTION to the Deir Yassin anniversary. JC was NOT A FRIEND of Eisen, he simply turned up at the yearly event. So the media start their nonstop braying -, O Jeremy is associating with a Holocaust-denier, etc. He should have just told them, Please stop lying. End of story. I mean, he could have added the REASON WHY he goes to the service – you know, that’s how men with real balls do behave: they don’t back down, they don’t cave in.
There is a moral to all of this, and its to do with integrity and truthfulness. In each of these cases, JC allowed himself to be put into a false position.

 

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