Dear All
One of the ‘cheerleaders’ of the Israeli State in Britain is Melanie Phillips who is so far up their arse if she spits it is coming out their mouths.
Recently Israeli State Murder Agency Mossad committed murder in Dubai with the killing of Mahmoud al Mabhouh.
Melanie Phillips seems to have no problem with this state of affairs but the actions of the British Government in her mind go too far in kicking out a Mossad agent.
One of the premises of her argument she is throws on the table is ‘where’s the proof?’
She opines;
“who needs proof when, in the eyes of the British government, Israel is guilty a priori?”
When and where was Mahmoud al Mabhouh’s trial one might ask?
Phillips is one of those rare breed of reporters and thinkers who thinks hypocrisy is acceptable and doesn’t apply to them.
She is upset that the Americans and British have taken a harder line against the racist state of Israel that she so clearly loves.
She says with conviction that the kicking out a Mossad murder co-ordinator is ‘disproportionate’ after British authorities said there was ‘compelling reasons’ to believe that it was involved in the misuse of the British passports.
The fact that the Israelis have broken British sovereignty twice is of no consequence to her, the assurance by Israel not to do it again is also meaningless after getting caught doing so in 1987 holds no sway.
In fact I believe that Phillips wouldn’t care what atrocity Israel commit and on whom as long as it fits her warped agenda of the world.
Jonathan Freedland who writes on the Jewish Chronicle wrote a piece on her on the 30th March 2007 titled ‘The danger of Melanie Phillips’, you can read it here.
Phillips has called the Palestinians "a terrorist population", and argued that while "individual Palestinians may deserve compassion, their cause amounts to Holocaust denial as a national project".
She is without a doubt a horrible wretched individual and sycophant clearly doesn’t do her justice.
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University
One of the ‘cheerleaders’ of the Israeli State in Britain is Melanie Phillips who is so far up their arse if she spits it is coming out their mouths.
Recently Israeli State Murder Agency Mossad committed murder in Dubai with the killing of Mahmoud al Mabhouh.
Melanie Phillips seems to have no problem with this state of affairs but the actions of the British Government in her mind go too far in kicking out a Mossad agent.
One of the premises of her argument she is throws on the table is ‘where’s the proof?’
She opines;
“who needs proof when, in the eyes of the British government, Israel is guilty a priori?”
When and where was Mahmoud al Mabhouh’s trial one might ask?
Phillips is one of those rare breed of reporters and thinkers who thinks hypocrisy is acceptable and doesn’t apply to them.
She is upset that the Americans and British have taken a harder line against the racist state of Israel that she so clearly loves.
She says with conviction that the kicking out a Mossad murder co-ordinator is ‘disproportionate’ after British authorities said there was ‘compelling reasons’ to believe that it was involved in the misuse of the British passports.
The fact that the Israelis have broken British sovereignty twice is of no consequence to her, the assurance by Israel not to do it again is also meaningless after getting caught doing so in 1987 holds no sway.
In fact I believe that Phillips wouldn’t care what atrocity Israel commit and on whom as long as it fits her warped agenda of the world.
Jonathan Freedland who writes on the Jewish Chronicle wrote a piece on her on the 30th March 2007 titled ‘The danger of Melanie Phillips’, you can read it here.
Phillips has called the Palestinians "a terrorist population", and argued that while "individual Palestinians may deserve compassion, their cause amounts to Holocaust denial as a national project".
She is without a doubt a horrible wretched individual and sycophant clearly doesn’t do her justice.
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University
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