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Abbas Abdulmalik's avatar

Greenwashed Zionism is still Zionism.

ChatterX's avatar

And Zionism is but a specific case of Imperialism.

Too many ppl still prefer to remain willfully ignorant of the fact that Zionism/Israel has always been an Anglo-American Imperialist colonial project

http://youtube.com/watch?v=IZjSVkkAjVk

http://youtube.com/watch?v=vEGVSvL6yQU

Dan O'Connor's avatar

This is a thorough, carefully researched, well written report. It exudes excellence and confidence.

Some of the finest people in the world today--who have principles, apply them impartially and consistently, and cannot be intimidated or bought off--are ceaselessly smeared as bigoted and attacked ruthlessly in every sphere of their lives for publicly opposing Zionism.

It is gratifying to see the table being turned on the Jewish so-called "progressives" who stubbornly cling to morally indefensible positions and unhesitatingly rely on ugly tactics to advance them.

Someday real leaders with vision will come to power and rapidly improve the quality of life of all humanity. But first, Zionism must be defeated.

Jack T's avatar

Zionism is far worse than racism, which is bad enough. There is not a fraction of a doubt that Zionism is ETHNIC CLEANSING, this is clearly demonstrated in the writings of the early Zionists. Why on earth would anyone with integrity NOT be an anti Zionist no matter who it upsets?

Bob's avatar

Yes, the iron wall 1923 is online in PDF form

noof d's avatar

Cancelled my green membership until they sort the Zionist problem in the party. I would suggest everyone do the same. These people only react when their finances are affected, sadly

James Monger's avatar

Questioning my membership. Zionism is incompatible with Green Party membership

Undermost's avatar

I'd like to think you were right in the face of this entryist threat, but I'm really not sure that you are. When we look at recent Green parties across the West, especially in that German coalition, it seems to me that it all depends on specific material and political conditions in different countries.

Maybe in UK it can be different?

Segovia's avatar

Hopefully Polanski is not relieved which sadly I suspect is possible. Certainly it's a test of his seriousness

Jo Waller's avatar

I believe they also expel people for being gender critical and are unable to describe what a woman is; inferring that they can't possibly understand the science on climate change.

What is the actual point of the Greens?

Jo Waller's avatar

This, and the whole gender ideology thing, means that we don't even know what the Greens plan to do about the impending climate breakdown.

Bob's avatar

There isn't a non Zionist anything in UK politics. The system is rotten and blood soaked.

Ae Ka's avatar

Dumb Greens rarely speak about the ecocide committed by Zios et al let alone the genocide and crimes (not war, this is not a war) against humanity for decades.

Jack T's avatar

Some Jews may indeed feel an affiliation to the Holy Land as do many Christians who also have that right. But Zionists should realise that 'Israel', which is actually Palestine, is only a recent concept, brought about by Zionist violence, ethnic cleansing and a rigged vote in the UN in 1947. The Israel to which some Jews feel attached, disappeared more than two thousand years ago and at best only exist for about two hundred years. It is therefore ludicrous that Zionists' feelings should be endured.

Ae Ka's avatar

Not affiliation, this is divinity and birthright ideals. Most Jews, 80%, are loyal to Israel above all else, unconditionally, never having any difficulty aligning with a Jewish Supremacist state hellbent on exterminating non Jews.

Clifton Eldridge's avatar

Someone posted in 1975 in the United nations Zionism is racism 🤔 Zionism racial discrimination

Bob's avatar

Yes, The glorious 70s, The United Nations General Assembly resolution passed in 1975 that equated Zionism with racism was Resolution 3379. Adopted on November 10, 1975, the measure determined that Zionism is a form of racism and racial discrimination.

The resolution was revoked by Resolution 46/86 on December 16, 1991. 11 months after the first gulf war ended

While Israel was heavily targeted during the 1991 Gulf War, it officially refrained from active military participation in the conflict.

At the urging of the United States—which feared that Israeli involvement would fracture the coalition of Western and Arab nations—Israel did not retaliate against Iraq despite being struck by approximately 39 Iraqi Scud missiles.

The attacks caused extensive property damage and multiple casualties, prompting the U.S. to deploy Patriot missile defense batteries to Israel to help protect its civilian population.

Was Resolution 46/86 a quid pro quo thank you to Israel

Clifton Eldridge's avatar

Thank you very much..Bob I am trying to see if I can share this with others thanks again

ChatterX's avatar

Carl Sagan on Military Spending in a warming world:

youtube.com/watch?v=4C6co5qXEE4

Debsisdead's avatar

Hopeless, this is chapter 1 of the saga of all green parties across the world. It happens the same way, after the zionists, the alleged 'anti-communist left' will drop in their entryists, followed by the blokes who claim to want nothing other than for the party to accept this 'donation'. They all join becoming more frequent and more insistent as the greens gain popularity until eventually some leader decides that power rates higher than a small alteration in principles which gives the greens access to funding to increase their vote share.

The lack of an obvious constituency other than a particular type of concerned bourgeoisie who frequently exchanges humanity for ideological purity and who can dream up strategies that completely turn off voters means that once a green party reaches a sort of 'critical mass' it becomes a target for political parasites who have an ability to politick that walks over the ideologues and makes the notion of basic principles such as zionism = racism farcical because even if it were set in stone, these types would ignore it whilst denying they are doing so.

zachariah's avatar

Such a shame light Blue is already taken, otherwise a name change could be the solution.

Maybe the Greys? named for the colour of rubble.