It has come to this:

‘Dan Merica, associate producer for CNN Politics has sent out a series of photos and reports on social media about Israel supporters being evacuated in police vans from in front of the White House after being surrounded by menacing Hamas supporters. Merica was there covering a pro-Hamas rally by the communist terrorist support group ANSWER being held at Lafayette Park….’
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    • Sure do, Carol. That was the first thing that struck me about this.
      Just as in Britain, where the police move protesters on (and even arrest them) “for their own safety”, leaving the field to the islamists.
      It’s the same all over the West and it’s no secret what side our political masters are on. :evil:

  1. Similar events are happening in Europe as well. It is interesting that the would be murderer’s objection to the victim’s use of force to defend himself from attack has found such favor in the leftist mind. The Palestinians have praised Hitler and celebrate the Holocaust, they still promote blood libel, they burn down synagogues and murder Jews, they lie, cheat, and steal and it is they who are called the victims by the rabid press who wail at the terrible loss of life of the aggressors who hide behind human shields like the cowards that they are. Worse, the Palestinians teach their children to hate the Jews so that their tradition of violence and bloodshed can continue indefinitely.

    The left is truly a piece of work to advocate institutionalized hatred for a people based solely on their religion. So much for leftist tolerance and love. It is clear that the only love that they bear, is for those who do not even deserve to be called human. If that isn’t a stark example of the perversity of the left, then I don’t know what is. Birds of a feather indeed.

  2. We’re doing the same thing in Australia, when thugs kick and scream, everyone else must be quiet and move along. Jews will be pushed away and sacrificed because we haven’t got the spine or the brain to see the future or learn from the past.

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