The Labour Party is not Communist (Communists are ‘proscribed’ from joining), but it does aspire to various grades of Socialism, albeit firmly within a capitalist
Tag: anti-Semitism
Combatting the Fascism of Apartheid Israel
In the UK posses grandparents and great grandparents who fought and died to free Europe from the yoke of Nazi German fascism, and together with the Soviet Union, put an end to the Jewish Holocaust. As we continue this mission in the world today, it is ironic that the Israeli Zionist (racists) would now refer to us as ‘anti-Semitic’ despite all our sacrifices for their cause.
Illogical Dialectics and the Labour Party
This means that Labour ‘rejects’ the Marxist ideology that racism has its roots within the exploitative division of labour that defines the capitalist system. As this is the case, Labour finds itself adopting the bourgeois response of sentimentalism and token politics.
Beware Dishonest Trotskyite Fascists!
Beware of anti-Semitism. Although it is true that banking families such as the Rothschilds have undue influence across the world, this fact should be honestly and objectively studied free of any notion of anti-Jewish racism. Not all bankers are Jewish, and not all Jews support capitalism. A concise criticism of the privately owned international banking system must be free of any notions of racism, if it is to be academically viable. As the documentary makers have blatantly ‘lied’ about International Communism, it is logical to assume that in this more than 3 hour documentary which conveys a bewildering array of information, certain aspects will be wrong, and designed to serve an equally false central narrative. Jews are not the problem – capitalism is.
Zionism is ‘Racism’ (UN Verdict 1975)
Kenyan Jew Denied Access to Israel Many people get confused with regards to legitimately opposing ‘Zionism’, whilst simultaneously exposing and resisting the broader far-right and
How Zionism Censors the Red Army Out of Jewish Holocaust History
When British BBC correspondent Alexander Werth reported that he had been in the Red Army frontline when it discovered the Majdanek Concentration Camp (situated in Poland), Winston Churchill forbade the BBC from transmitting the details – referring to it as ‘Soviet propaganda’, designed to make people feel ‘sorry’ for Soviet suffering!