Anal Rapists for Palestine

Leftarded supporters of the most violent and misognystic ideology on the planet are apparently surprised that they're being called names.

At the demonstration today...I noticed looks and finger pointing from the shabab [young Palestinians] that made me feel some discomfort. They talked amongst themselves, and not with me, but the word that came up quite a lot was ‘slut’... there was some ‘accidental’ touching, and some incidents in which people called me a ‘slut.’ In the end of the day, it was a very unpleasant experience.”

Hey, try being beheaded!

In April 2010, an American peace activist filed a complaint against a Palestinian, charging he had tried to rape her. The suspect was later freed when the activist withdrew her complaint.

Can't imagine what compelled her to change her mind... Don't you hate it when you're trying to help Jew-murderers and they go and show their gratitude by raping you?

And we're not just talking the usual Sheik Faiz Mohammed or Bilal Skaf approved Islamo-rape either,

“When the solidarity movement released its new campaign with the Vaseline, hinting at anal rape, with the caption ‘shut up, bend over and swallow, you know you want to’ conjuring the most appalling imagery of sexual violence, I was angered, but unfortunately, I wasn’t surprised. In all honesty, the left isn’t as good at keeping gender equality as they think they are.”

The Left isn't as good at anything, as they think they are.

Update: Palestinians fire their rifles in the air at a funeral (charming bunch).  Falling bullets kill an eight year old child. Guess who they try to blame...

Update II: Palestinian gets hurt falling off a swing in 2006. Top tweet for #Gaza in March 2012 currently claims that the girl was recently hurt in an Israeli airstrike. The liar who started the tweet, works for the UN.

I'm sure some of his best friends are Jewish too...

Moammar Mashni of Australians for Jihad Australians for Palestine is fed up being called an anti-Semite, according to his letter in today's Australian.

AT the risk of sounding like a cracked record, let us be clear, again, about what the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) call from Palestinian civil society is actually about.

It is about recognising the inalienable rights of the Palestinian refugees; about ending the illegal military occupation; and about ending the systematic discrimination of Palestinian citizens in Israel.

It also specifically renounces all forms of racism including anti-Semitism. How can it be that any criticism of Israel is automatically anti-Semitic? How can a legitimate BDS target, such as Max Brenner (the Israeli business with strong links to the Israeli Defence Force), be automatically anti-Jewish?

And since when did a BDS protest have anything to do with 9/11 as suggested by John Ferguson ("Unions' anti-Israel campaign puts ACTU, Labor on the spot", 3-4/9)?

Why is there a near singular narrative that continues to misrepresent the voice of Palestine in this debate?

There certainly is a near singular narrative that continues to misrepresent the 'voice of Palestine' - his.

The Hamas charter states, unequivocally that:

"Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it, just as it obliterated others before it." and "There is no solution for the Palestinian question except through Jihad. Initiatives, proposals and international conferences are all a waste of time and vain endeavors."

Nice people. Yet Mashni and his mates continually try to dishonestly suggest that Palestinians are serious about peace and Israel is the problem.

Naturally Mashni is also adamant that his boycott movement isn't anti-Semitic. However this doesn't reconcile with the fact that Australians for Palestine, the organisation he represents, called for a boycott of Westfield due to their owner, Frank Lowy, a Jew. The undeniable fact is that the BDS campaign singles out Jewish, Australian owned businesses and can quite fairly be described as antisemitic.

When this site exposed their antisemitism (and it was picked up by Andrew Bolt and others) they quickly edited their web page which now simply claims Westfield deserves to be boycotted because it sponsors the Australia Israel Chamber of Commerce.

Checking the Chamber's sponsorship page it seems so do a lot of fine organisations, including the National Australia Bank and Australia Post, both of which have had a Muslim CEO. I'm sure Australians for Palestine will be boycotting them any, moment, now...

Unlike Australians for Palestine, as offensive as they are at least Hamas are honest about their objectives.

ABC for Palestine

On tonight's Q and A, an ABC Staffer saw fit to air a banal tweet from Moammar Mashni, of Australians for Palestine:

Why can't Don Watson be our PM?

Moammar Mashni's tweet hadn't been retweeted by anyone, so clearly whomever at the ABC saw fit to publish it on television 'followed' Mashni's Twitter stream and reads everything he writes. Such as:

zio-trolls like u make me laugh. Your fascism knows no boundaries. I'm comforted in the fact #BDS will defeat evil loons like u

Interesting stuff they're reading over at the ABC...

Five-Star Flotilla

Great news for would-be Gaza Flotilla participants.

While you are completely ignoring Syrian calls for genocide and instead carrying on about "Israeli genocide" (which curiously has resulted in the exponential growth of the Palestinian population), now you have somewhere to stay.

Introducing Gaza's first five-star hotel.

The Gaza Strip's first five-star hotel gleams with marble floors, five luxury restaurants and a breezy cafe overlooking the territory's white sandy beaches and sparkling blue Mediterranean Sea.

Why it's just like Auschwitz!

Nearly all of the newly opened hotel's 222 rooms, decked out with ornate metal-worked lamps, flat screen televisions, oversized beds and sea views, sit empty. The tourists whom the developers expected to flood to Gaza when they launched the project 13 years ago are nowhere to be seen. Local residents, most of them living in poverty, can only dream of staying in the gleaming complex.

Join them in condemning Israel while sitting around the hotel pool sipping cocktails.

Women cannot swim in the pool, in a nod to conservative Gaza tradition. There is no alcohol banned by Hamas in line with Islamic law.

Or not...

The tale of the $47 million Al-Mashtal has mirrored the plight of the Gaza Strip over the past decade.

Padico began construction of the hotel in 1998, a time when Gaza was awash with optimism. The Palestinians had signed interim peace agreements with Israel, and a final deal to end decades of conflict appeared to be in reach.

But the area had collapsed into violence by 2001. Despite fierce fighting with Israel, the hotel's shell was in place by 2006. But it was badly damaged during a brief civil war the following year as Hamas battled the rival Fatah faction and seized control of Gaza.

Palestinian militants smashed some 180 windows during the fighting, Agha said.

Clearly also Israel's fault.

What is it with Jew-murderers and smashing windows?

Fauxtilla

Had the Floptilla managed to get towards Gaza, the results were predictable. Israel would attempt to stop the boats from breaching the blockade and the occupants of the boats would insist they were all about peace, freedom, justice and other terms the Left seem to really misunderstand these days.

Not to waste an opportunity though, 400 brave 'activists' from a previous Flotilla attempt, upon realising they wouldn't make it to Gaza decided to travel to Syria instead.

To support the local Syrians in their struggle for democracy? To stand up for human rights and freedom? Not exactly.

Some 400 Lebanese women arrived in Syria Sunday to show solidarity with the protesters – the pro-government protesters, that is. They women did not come to to side with the activists calling for reform and democracy, but rather to support Bashar Assad's regime.

And of course to support for the Palestinians in their ongoing attempts to murder Jews brave struggle for freedom:

In a press conference held in Beirut last weekend, Al-Hajj also addressed the situation south of Lebanon's border, and the shelved idea of the Gaza-bound flotilla.

"Palestine is a high priority, but our initiative took a different direction – to stand by Syria against the difficult circumstances it is dealing with," she said. "Syria is dealing with an attempt to breach its security, stability, sovereignty, economy and the safety of its citizens. Its internal affairs should not be meddled with."

Al-Hajj is known for her strong ties with Hezbollah and Syria, which appear to be what prompted her to embark on the journey to support Assad in his hour of need. Syrian opposition sites that reported on the bus convoy stressed that the participating women are pro-Palestinian.

The good news is that Australian Greens MP Sylvia Hale certainly won't be meddling in the internal affairs of Syria. Or Iran. Or North Korea. Or Libya. Or China. Or Sudan. Israel on the other hand....

Boycotting Jews

The anti-Israel proponents of the so-called "BDS" campaign (given an abbreviated name because "Boycott" conjures up imagery of precisely what the Nazis did to Jewish businesses in 1939) insist they aren't boycotting Jewish businesses. Just Israeli ones. As though there is much difference.

Not that it's any real surprise, but the Australians for Palestine website has very kindly exposed its true colours, calling for a boycott of Westfield.

Information on WESTFIELD

National sponsor of Israeli Chamber of Commerce. Co-founder Frank Lowy is the Chairman of the Institute for National Sceurity [sic] Studies at Tel Aviv University and fought as a Golani commando in Israel. The Golani Brigade is renowned for its murderous assaults on Palestinian civilians and its involvement in the 2006 invasion of Lebanon. A group of ex-Israeli soldiers has spoken out and documented numerous cases of Golani Brigade involvement in human rights abuses

Frank Lowy , a Jewish Australian represents one of the all-time great success stories of Australian immigration. Having arrived here peniless, he has gone on to create an empire which has benefited countless Australians.

So of course the 'Friends of Palestine' want to see it driven into the ground.

Oh if only the Palestinians and Arab world would learn to emulate the Jewish people, rather than trying to kill them.

Standby for these Jew-hating anti-Semites to complain about always being called anti-Semites...

Update: Proving that sunlight is the best disinfectant, Australians for Palestine have now removed the offending text, above replacing it with a wishy-washy claim that Westfield is a "National sponsor of Israeli Chamber of Commerce." [sic]. Needless to say their boycott won't extend to the numerous other successful businesses which are also sponsors.