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Corbyn has been accused of leading an “institutionally anti-Semitic”
party as a leaked dossier argued he had been involved in a “cover up” of
the problem in Labour.
A devastating submission of evidence to the equality watchdog compares the Labour Party to the Metropolitan Police in the 1990s, when the Stephen Lawrence inquiry found it was riddled with racism.
Whistleblowers have claimed that allegations of anti-Semitism were made to “disappear” following interventions by Mr Corbyn and his senior staff.
They also claim they were told to bypass the supposedly independent complaints process by taking cases directly to Labour high command then “told to lie” about what they were doing...
A devastating submission of evidence to the equality watchdog compares the Labour Party to the Metropolitan Police in the 1990s, when the Stephen Lawrence inquiry found it was riddled with racism.
Whistleblowers have claimed that allegations of anti-Semitism were made to “disappear” following interventions by Mr Corbyn and his senior staff.
They also claim they were told to bypass the supposedly independent complaints process by taking cases directly to Labour high command then “told to lie” about what they were doing...
In a 53-page submission to the Equality and Human Rights Commission,
the Jewish Labour Movement, which has been affiliated to the party for
almost a century, said Mr Corbyn has made Labour “a welcoming refuge for
anti-Semites” by protecting those accused of racism against Jews.
The dossier was described as “utterly damning” by one of Labour’s most senior figures...
The dossier - which includes evidence from 70 serving and former Labour officials - describes a “relentless” level of racial hatred experienced by Jewish members of the Labour Party “on a daily basis”.
The dossier was described as “utterly damning” by one of Labour’s most senior figures...
The dossier - which includes evidence from 70 serving and former Labour officials - describes a “relentless” level of racial hatred experienced by Jewish members of the Labour Party “on a daily basis”.
It
describes one incident at last year’s Labour Party Conference at which a
Jewish member allegedly shared a breakfast table with two other
delegates who agreed that Jews were “subhuman” and should “be grateful
we don’t make them eat bacon for breakfast every day”.
It also gives details of insults allegedly hurled at Jewish members during local party meetings. One man listed 22 different verbal attacks on him including “Zio scum”, “child killer” and being told “Hitler was right”.
Read the rest here.
It also gives details of insults allegedly hurled at Jewish members during local party meetings. One man listed 22 different verbal attacks on him including “Zio scum”, “child killer” and being told “Hitler was right”.
Read the rest here.
"anti-Semites" They mean Muslims.
ReplyDeleteIt's not just in the UK and it's not just Muslims. It has quietly become commonplace on the left. Once upon a time it used to be a safe bet that people with serious Jew problems were fringe right types. Not anymore. Anti-Semitism is almost pervasive on some of the more liberal campuses here in the US.
ReplyDeleteIt's a Muslim-Jewish dynamic re: Palestine. The notion that Jews are in danger because inside every Anglo or European is a Nazi just waiting to get out is a cherished mythology.
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