https://www.spiked-online.com/2025/10/22/a-jew-hunt-at-city-university/





https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/10/23/pro-palestine-protester-threatened-b...

Very apt comparison.

In the city of Al-Fashir, Sudan, innocent civilians have been killed in such numbers that blood is visible in satellite images.

A video comes from a hospital: dozens upon dozens of civilian corpses, inside and out, and the few survivors who are gasping and have now been executed.

Entire neighborhoods leveled, villages erased, and tens of thousands of people dead-by bullets or by hunger in the desert. The Islamist militias have turned civil war into a theater of extermination.


In Al-Fashir, Christians have been “hunted down and executed,” explains the NGO International Christian Concern.

“They came into our village shouting against Christians, calling us ‘infidels.’ They set fire to the church, and the flames spread, devouring everything they touched. They dragged the men out of their homes, massacring and beheading them. I could hear their screams, but there was no time to think. We had to flee. We left everything behind,” said a survivor.

Yet the moral noise of the West has fallen strangely silent.

No humanitarian corridor. No leaflet warning innocents to flee. No delivery of aid. No Greta. No flotilla. No special rapporteur. No vigils.

Videos show massacres with shouts of “Allahu Akbar.” But no one broadcasts them.

We have reached the point where a fake genocide has smothered our sympathy for a real one.

No major demonstration in New York, no banner from city halls, no “anti-colonialist” scholars from Bologna, no cry from peace activists marching in Assisi-not even the hollow echo of digital hashtags.

Silence of governments. Silence of NGOs. No one wants to march for Khartoum or wear a shirt saying “I am Darfur.”

No one shows the living mass graves. This is not a movie; it’s real.

Surely part of this has to do with the fact that dictatorships are now capable of manipulating Western consciousness.

Just read the new report on how French institutions, media, left-wing parties, top universities, intellectuals, and student bodies have all become targets of Iranian interference.

“Iranian infiltration has acted like a poison, slowly seeping into society, drop by drop; now it spreads, exerts influence, and corrodes,” it reads.

But there is more.

Where are the calls to dismantle “Arab colonialism”?  Sudan’s agony does not fit the woke worldview.  There is no “white oppressor”. No “Jewish settlers”. The perpetrators are all Islamists, black and Arab, ideologically positioned to be the victims of the West.

As Sébastien Boussois writes in Le Journal du Dimanche, our “variable moral geometry” collapses, and progressivism retreats into silence.

https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/417630

Spineless, morally deformed lefties, you can shove Islam and all your moral posturing up your colldctive Khybers. All you have is preening and bluster but zero credibility.

aquascoot wrote on Dec 1^st, 2025 at 12:24pm:

The working class has not revolted. They became tradies and small businesses, not revolutionaries.

Whose animus and hostility can then be harnessed against the established order?

Step forward age old enemies - Islam. Import a large number and see them open the gates and betray the city.

Those who chant “from the river to the sea” with understanding and intent: I despise you.

Those who join the chant, perhaps without such understanding and real intent: you are misbegotten fools.

Those who say “globalise the intifada”: look what you have wrought.

The capitulation of the modern left to support, either directly or by implication, a murderous bunch of religious fanatics defies logical explanation.

Steve Hawke is a playwright, children’s author, biographer and novelist. He is the son of Bob and Hazel Hawke.



I agree with him.
The Left has become an assortment of despicables, fool and fanatics.

The family of one of the Lindt Cafe Siege victims says it is appalled Anthony Albanese has used the tragedy to deflect from calls for a commonwealth royal commission into anti-Semitism.

The Prime Minister on Tuesday declared there had been no royal commission into the 2014 siege or the 1996 Port Arthur massacre when pushing back on growing pressure across the worlds of politics, the law and business for a federal inquiry.

But Sandy, Jane and Angus Dawson – the parents and brother of Katrina Dawson, who was murdered at the cafe siege – said the attack that led to their daughter’s death was not the same as two years long crisis that culminated in this month’s massacre at Bondi Beach.

“We are appalled that the prime minister, seeking to avoid a much-needed royal commission into antisemitism and Islamic extremism, would say that we don’t need a royal commission because there wasn’t one into the Lindt siege,” the Dawson family said in a statement first reported in the Australian Financial Review.

“The Lindt siege, as horrible as it was, was one devastating incident. The Bondi massacre is just the latest of so many attacks on Jewish Australians that have taken place over the last two years and two months. And there are now more anti-Jewish demonstrations taking place. Our country has become divided, and we must do everything possible to heal that division.”

The Dawson family said their own experience with the state coroner had convinced them that only a federal royal commission could help this families of this month’s massacre.

“That lawyering-up did not advance the search for truth. It blocked answers to legitimate questions, prolonged proceedings, and inflicted additional and unnecessary pain on families who were already grieving and seeking accountability from those charged with keeping Australians safe,” they said.



Others who have said a federal royal commission is needed or it can co-exist with immediate action include former treasurer Josh Frydenberg, ex-prime minister Scott Morrison, former governor-general Sir Peter Cosgrove, one-time chief justice Robert French and ex-top spy Nick Warner.




A coronial enquiry is not enough. Tighter gun laws are not enough.