The Empire Strikes Back….at Jameela Jamil!

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The actress and social media influencer Jameela Jamil recently aroused the wrath of British Empire nostalgists and apologists following her appearance on an alternative media podcast. Jameela riled the apologists for two reasons. Firstly, for claiming that Brexit “paved the way” for President Donald Trump’s electoral successes and secondly for stating that “British people are truly the most evil people in history” and substantiated this latter opinion by referring to the academic findings of two scholars who concluded that India (including Pakistan and Bangladesh) is owed £43 trillion in reparations for the British imperialist plundering of the country over a period of almost 200 years. “We colonised the world!” she exclaimed. Needless to say, Jameela’s millions of social media followers strongly imply her comments have a real world impact. Britain’s leading venerable and oldest right wing rag, the Spectator Magazine, edited by neo-con former Conservative politician Michael Gove, was clearly far from impressed and predictably rose to the occasion with all guns blazing with a three pronged attack on Jameela on its website within a space of no less than twenty four hours. The following unpacks each of the attacks and exposes the spectacular shortcomings of each assault.

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The United States’s only viable ‘off-ramp’ in West Asia is a rejection of British imperialist strategy

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American President Donald Trump and the Zionist colonial-genocide leader, Benjamin Netanyahu’s criminal attempt at regime change in Iran has, so far, ended in complete failure. Actually, to say the entire criminal imperialist regime operation has hitherto ended in ignominious failure would be an understatement. The United States’s military bases and reputation in the region have been degraded as Iranian anti-imperialist state resisted two nuclear powered regimes attempting to lay waste to its nation and dignity. Unlike Netanyahu, Trump has also disappointed and enraged his domestic political base, the so-called Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement which had wanted no more foreign policy entanglements or ‘forever wars’ and for him to implement ‘America First’ policies. One of the earliest signs the United States-Zionist War on Iran was proving unwinnable was when the media began peddling the notion of an “off-ramp” to end the war. In effect, looking for a symbolic event which could be proudly marketed to the western populace as evidence the entire criminal operation was a success for the global Epsteinian-Zionist global ruling order even though the said objective of regime change was far from achieved. This essay aims to show that the origins of the ‘ramp’ or quagmire the United States is now entangled in has its roots in the United States taking its lead from its former imperial master, Britain and therefore the beginning of a viable and permanent “off-ramp” for the United States is an acknowledgement of this historical realty and a rejection of twentieth century British imperialist initiatives.

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Did Chamberlain sign the Munich Agreement to Buy Time to Crush the Palestinian Resistance to the British-Zionist settler-colonial Project?

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Did Neville Chamberlain Appease Hitler to Crush Palestinian Resistance?

During the United States and Israel’s war on Iran and Lebanon, President Donald Trump routinely directed taunts at his western European allies about their lack of support. Among the recipients of these taunts was British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Although the British, unlike many other western Europeans, allowed the Americans the use of UK military bases and overflights over its airspace for American warplanes to fly to bomb Iran this did not satiate Trump. On Easter Monday at the White House, a journalist took advantage of the occasion and saliently asked Trump about whether the United Kingdom could resurrect its relationship with the United States in light of Starmer’s public refusal to collaborate fully with the war on Iran. Trump in his characteristic accelerated style replied the “UK had a long way to go” adding the United States doesn’t “want another Neville Chamberlain, do we agree? We don’t want Neville Chamberlain.”

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Open Letter to Mr. Moazzam [Sh*t]Begg – I’m Open to Persuasion on Pakistan!

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Dear Mr. [Sh*t]Begg,

I am in awe by the quality of BS that emanates from your mouth. What astounds one more is that there is no push back from anyone, least of all the so-called “British Muslim” community every time you vomit one of your opinions. Yet I think there are three main reasons why you get away with your occasional espousal of nonsense. Firstly, you’ve morally capitalised on your genuine mistreatment at the hands of America to push your own agenda – when you do this most people don’t know how to separate the two: personal mistreatment and political agenda.  Secondly, most Muslims in Britain are from Pakistan and the British-Pakistani community rarely publicly criticises its own even if they’re in the absolute wrong – simply look at the indifference of this community to the British-Pakistani child gang rapists roaming Britain. Thirdly, you have a pious looking beard and ostentatiously appear religious – most people, regardless of religion per se, can’t see through a religious looking sh*tbag. On the latter, that is, the manipulation of religion by insincere characters, there is probably no better education than Charles Laughton’s 1955 classic movie, “Night of the Hunter”.

Anyway, in one of your latest regurgitations during this Ramadhan no less you claim that “Long ago, Pakistan had the potential of being a role model of justice, honour, faith and dignity but it has consistently proved to be the opposite.” I find this problematic because I want to know what period were you thinking of when you argue, “Long ago, Pakistan had the potential of being a role model of justice, honour, faith and dignity…” As someone who has come across some history about Pakistan I’ve never known a period when Pakistan had potential of being nothing more than a cheap American-Zionist mercenary force. That is, a Muslim mercenary state that’s subcontracted to do the Epsteinian global capitalist elite’s bidding in Muslim countries. Indeed, on the eve of Pakistan’s creation the white supremacist imperialist Winston Churchill referred to Pakistan’s birth in a future partition of India as “our bit of India”. Do you have any idea what Churchill meant?

Ultimately, I’m open to persuasion and ideally would like to be enlightened on what particular era you think Pakistan had the “potential of being role model of justice, honour, faith and dignity”?

The Case for “British Muslim” Moazzam Begg to be Considered a Shameless Satanic Spawn of Colonial Bootlickers.

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 “Nay, We hurl the Truth Against falsehood, and it knocks Out its brain, and behold, Falsehood doth perish! Ah woe be to you For the (false) things Ye ascribe (to Us).” Qur’an 21:18

Revolutionary Colonel Ghadhaffi vs Scion of Colonial Bootlicking Collaborators, Moazzam Begg

Many so-called “British Muslims” jumped on board with the British government in its regime change operations in Libya and Syria in the 2010s. Obviously, the vast majority were keyboard warriors but a handsome trickle travelled to these destinations to actively participate in these western led military operations. Among those who travelled was British-Pakistani political idol, former Guantanamo Bay detainee and Cage International director, Moazzam Begg. What distinguishes Begg from a being mere foot soldier and fodder for the Jeffrey Epstein compromised British elite’s campaigns is that he is clearly also spawned from a family of colonial bootlickers. This can be assumed with confidence from his autobiography with this revealing passage:

“our ancestors had been officers in the British Indian Army. Between them, my grandfather and his father and grandfather had seen action in the Indian Mutiny (though I don’t know on which side), the Boer War, and two World Wars one of my father’s uncles…was killed fighting bandits near the Afghan border. We had a very strong military tradition as a family, and I was inspired by it.”

Unpacking this heroic sounding passage requires brutal honesty but it is only within this historical context of his family’s so-called “very strong military tradition”, that is, servitude to the “British Indian Army”, that we can fundamentally obtain a more rounded and truer understanding of Moazzam Begg’s politics. Firstly, as he states, Continue reading →