Does Jess Phillips Perform a Sociopathic “Some of My Best Friends are Black” on the Gaza Genocide?

The Labour pro-Zionist politician, Ms Jess Phillips clung on to her seat in Birmingham Yardley by the tip of her finger tips in the July 2024 UK general election. Her tally was just 700 votes more than her rival, the Workers Party of Britain’s Jody McIntyre. This result was a far cry from her winning margin in the last general election in 2019 of more than 13,000 votes. Naturally in the immediate aftermath of her victory she turned on her adversaries supporters. In her palliate victory speech, Phillips implies that her detractors find it hard to deal to deal with a strong woman. Phillips seems to be hard pressed to understand that McIntryre and admittedly some of his passionate supporters were spurred to enter the election race after seeing the Labour Party leader, Sir Keir Starmer glowingly and cruelly endorse the genocide in Gaza, Palestine in October 2023.

Live on camera, the now victorious British leader, Starmer had endorsed the Zionist army cutting off electricity and water. Furthermore, in the same month he denounced calls for a ceasefire as playing into the hands of HAMAS. More so, it is not lost on many people that Phillips had spent the Jeremy Corbyn years, that is, the years when Corbyn led the Labour Party between 2015 and 2020, undermining his leadership in cahoots with other establishment politicians and also the mainstream media. At one stage she boasted that she blasted one of Corbyn’s long time loyalists, the most racially maligned politician in the UK, Diane Abbott to “f*ck off”. As such, she further cemented her role as a leading darling of the Westminster elite when she claimed she would solemnly “knife” [Jeremy Corbyn] “in the front”.

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Jeremy Corbyn Needs to Call for the Dismantling of Zionism in Palestine

As the Zionist colonial entity’s genocide in Gaza shows no sign of relenting, British parliamentarian Jeremy Corbyn’s inconsistencies and evasions too show no sign of diminishing. As Labour Party leader between 2015-2020, Corbyn rarely mentioned the Palestinian cause against Zionist occupation and colonisation. On one of the rare occasions, he spoke about Palestine (in November 2017) to commemorate the centenary of the British Empire issuing the Balfour Declaration, which pledged “a Jewish national home” to the European Zionist colonial movement, he bemoaned that one side of the King George V’s Declaration remains unfulfilled! In other words he didn’t condemn the colonial declaration. Instead, he de facto endorsed it and proclaimed that its shortcoming was that the indigenous Palestinians, unlike the Zionist colonial-settlers, don’t have a country as of yet. In 1917, the Jewish population of Palestine was between 60-80 thousand, as opposed to at least 700,000 Palestinians. There and then, on the hundred year anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, the genteel Corbyn outrageously insulted the Palestinian anti-colonial struggle by virtue of endorsing the very imperialist death warrant which underpins the Palestinian tragedy.

During the recent commemoration of the 76th anniversary of the ethnic cleansing of Palestine, the Nakba, Corbyn once again took the opportunity to showcase his inconsistency and evasion on the greatest issue of the day on three occasions. Firstly, on the 15th May he posted on the social media website, X that

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Professor Neri Oxman, Bill Ackman Ain’t the New Gandhi because Gandhi wasn’t an Apologist for Genocide.

Once again Professor Neri Oxman has come to public attention during highly disturbing circumstances. The last time was because it became public knowledge that her workplace, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) Media Lab was partly funded by convicted sex offender, paedophile, and alleged sexual blackmailer, multi-millionaire Jeffrey Epstein. In the course of her tenure, Oxman was to lavish her workplace’s financier with an award which after being made public she later apologise for.  This time it was after her husband, the billionaire hedge fund owner, Bill Ackman waged a sustained campaign against certain pillars of academia during the Zionist army’s genocidal onslaught against the Palestinians of Gaza.

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Refuting Montefiore’s Decolonisation Diatribe: Mandate Palestine Revisited

Zionism, without a doubt, is a British fostered settler-colonialism in occupied Palestine

Western elites have been unnerved by the outpouring of grassroots support for the Palestinian people over the last seven weeks. As such, the British establishment historian and bestselling author, Simon Sebag Montefiore, was quick off the mark to denigrate these popular pro-Palestinian sentiments. Writing in the American journal “The Atlantic” he generously wrote a 4,500 word essay in an attempt to disabuse humane people of their misplaced sympathies in light of the Zionist genocidal response to the Palestinian resistance’s military advance on October 7th. The erudite diatribe, titled “The Decolonisation Narrative Is Dangerous and False” argues the reason there is so much support for the Palestinian cause among “Western academics, students, artists and activists” is because they are ‘toxically’ taught a distorted account of history by intellectuals who have embraced the ideology of “decolonisation” which he defines as “a toxic, historically nonsensical mix of Marxist theory, Soviet propaganda, and traditional anti-Semitism from the Middle Ages and the 19th century.”

Whether this hotchpotch definition of decolonisation is correct or even intelligible is beyond the scope of this essay but what I shall do is identify and unpack some of the dubious claims, sleight of hand and factual errors in Montefiore’s elegant invectiveness.

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