Author Topic: Brave UK Jews Bring Israeli Flags to Galloway ‘Judenrein’ Town (Read 2564 times)

Super Mentalita · « **on:** August 12, 2014, 08:24:36 AM »

http://pamelageller.com/2014/08/brave-uk-jews-bring-israeli-flags-galloway-judenrein-town.html/

George is invited for a speech at the Belfast Ulster Hall on the 23th of august. There will be a counter protest from a group called 'Northern Ireland for Israel'. A British/Jewish organisation.

On August 7 I reported here that British politician George Galloway had declared Bradford “an Israel-free zone”: “We don’t want any Israeli goods. We don’t want any Israeli services. We don’t want any Israeli academics…We don’t even want any Israeli tourists.” I commented: “The UK is so desperate to appease Islamic jihadists and supremacists that it was inevitable that they would eagerly take up Jew-hatred. The idea that George Galloway holds any kind of office shows how far Britain has fallen.” But this shows that there are still a few free and courageous people left in Britain. If British society were healthy, however, thousands upon thousands of Jews and non-Jews would have descended upon Bradford and denounced Galloway for the Nazi he is.

“Brave UK Jews Bring Israeli Flags to Galloway ‘Judenrein’ Town,” by Tova Dvorin, Arutz Sheva, August 11, 2014 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):

A small delegation of British Jews bravely made their way to Bradford, UK on Sunday, after notoriously anti-Israel MP George Galloway proudly declared the area Judenrein (“Jew-free”; German).

The delegation, bearing Israeli flags and passports, marched to the Bradford Town Hall.

The move was organized by Rabbi Shneur Odze, who took to Facebook to thank participants Sunday.

“Well guys – we made it,” Odze wrote. “Some Israelis from London, Mandy Blumenthal, I and others, went to Bradford Town Hall with flags, Israeli passports et al.”

“I must confess to being rather anxious as to what kind of reaction we’d get,” he continued. “However, I’m pleased to say, a few shouts from across the road aside, the reception was almost exclusively positive, with many coming over to wish us well, welcome us and almost everyone, unprompted seemed to know why we were there.”

“Thank you to everyone that came and all those that worked hard to make it happen,” he concluded, noting that another protest – “with a twist” – is scheduled for next Sunday.

Galloway declared his hometown effectively Judenrein in an impassioned party speech last week, proudly stating that he chooses to live in an “Israel-free zone.”

“We don’t want any Israeli goods. We don’t want any Israeli services. We don’t want any Israeli academics, coming to the university or the college. We don’t even want any Israeli tourists to come to Bradford if any of them had thought of doing so,” he said. “We reject this illegal, barbarous, savage state that calls itself Israel. And you have to do the same.”

The remarks sparked a police investigation into the MP, who has a long history of anti-Israel bigotry and heads the British pro-Hamas group Viva Palestina.

mord · « **Reply #1 on:** August 12, 2014, 08:29:07 AM »

Isn't Galloway married to a quransow

Personal life

From 1979 to 1999, he was married to Elaine Fyffe, with whom he has a daughter, Lucy (born 1983), who herself has four children.[217] The couple separated in 1987 and divorced in 1999.[29] In 1994, he married Dr Amineh Abu-Zayyad in a Muslim ceremony; a civil ceremony around 2000 followed his divorce from Fyffe. Abu-Zayyad was granted a "quickie" divorce at the beginning of 2009, after an estrangement of several years, on the grounds of "unreasonable behaviour". The petition was not contested.[225] In 2007, he married his third wife Lebanese former researcher, Rima Husseini, in a Muslim ceremony.[29] They had two sons, born in May 2007 and December 2011. In March 2012, Galloway married his fourth wife, Putri Gayatri Pertiwi, a consultant with a Dutch research firm[226] in an Islamic ceremony in Amsterdam.[227] The couple announced in January 2014 that they are expecting their first child.[217]

By his own account, he decided, at the age of 18, never to drink alcohol. He disapproves of it and describes it as having a "very deleterious effect on people".[12][228] He stated at a March 2012 rally "We stand for justice and haqq" and "A Muslim is somebody who is not afraid of earthly power but who fears only the Judgment Day. I’m ready for that, I’m working for that and it's the only thing I fear".[229]

In April 2012, Jemima Khan interviewed Galloway for the New Statesman magazine. In the article, Khan asserted that the politician had become a Muslim around 2000, but had not advertised this fact.[230][231] Galloway subsequently denied that the ceremony had taken place: "I have never attended any such ceremony in Kilburn, Karachi or Kathmandu. It is simply and categorically untrue." He does not answer questions about his religious beliefs saying that this is a "personal matter".[227]

syyuge · « **Reply #2 on:** August 12, 2014, 08:37:22 AM »

I am proud of those Jewish protestors.

Zelhar · « **Reply #3 on:** August 12, 2014, 07:03:58 PM »

He is a muslim and his taqiyah skills are very poor. I suppose he switched his alcohol addiction with hashish and pedophilia, both are "halal" by Islam.