If You Think It Doesn’t Make Any Difference to You, You Really Need to Pay More Attention

If a picture tells a thousand words, a map can often tell even more. And there are three maps which tell us all we need to know about the stinking hypocrisy of the liberal left. In fact, of the whole political elite, from the so-called ‘right’ all the way through to the vast majority of the Labour party. From Badenoch to Starmer, from Lowe and Farage to Rayner and Streeting, they and the whole of the mainstream media are all in it together, and they’re all trying to keep you in the dark.

Map 1: From the River to the Sea

This is the one all the fuss is about. The pro-Palestinian slogan “From the River to the Sea”, dishonestly presented as “hate speech” and as a call to exterminate all the Jewish settlers between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean.

In truth, it is no such thing. It is a call for the end of the racist, apartheid-on-acid Zionist state, and its replacement by a secular Palestinian state, in which Arabs – Christians as well as Muslims – and Jews would live as equal citizens. Whether this is realistic and attainable is another matter, but that is what the demand is for.

Is it “extreme”? Well, rather than arguing the point, let us for the sake of argument grant that it is. A change of government and of the politically dominant population on such a scale would certainly be radical. It might not be realistic, but it is what most of the people supporting the Palestinians want to see.

But now let us look at Map 2

This is the map showing the land “From the Nile to the Euphrates” which is claimed for the Eretz (Greater) Israel by the revisionist Zionists as the God-given ‘promised land’. This is not some piece of obscure religious fantasy, it is the actual, real-life aim of Netanyahu’s Likud party, and even more so of the far-right Zionist parties which prop up his genocidal coalition regime.

Eretz Israel – a purely and exclusively Jewish ethno-state – has been the goal of the most powerful faction of Zionism since it was articulated by Jabotinsky a hundred years ago. The only difference today is that Smotrich and similar characters now have massive influence in goverment – not just in Tel Aviv but also in Washington and Westminster – and see the conflict in Iran as a vital stepping stone to turning the theoretical map into military and political reality.

Again, it might not be realistic, but it is what the people running Israel – and manning its powerful and aggressive lobby groups overseas – want to see.

Compare those two maps. If the demand for a multi-ethnic, secular Palestine between the Jordan and the Med is “extreme”, then what on earth is the demand for a purely Jewish ethno-state from Cairo to Baghdad and Turkey to Kuwait?

Muslim Refugee Flood

This is where even the knee-jerk Muslim-haters should stop to think about what is in the best interests of our people. Because the vast swathe of land claimed for Eretz Israel is home to scores of millions of Muslims. The exodus we’ve seen in Lebanon in the last few weeks, the refugee crisis we saw when the Western powers and Israel turned their pet Jihadis on Syria, these would be a mere trickle compared to the refugee tsunami which will head our way if Netanyahu & Co. fulfill even a fraction more of their warped and genocidal plan.

That’s the reality shown us by these two maps: That the Zionist plan is far more extreme than the Palestinian dream. And, given that it is backed directly (and through US support for the IDF, indirectly) by the most powerful military force in the history of the world, it is a million times more dangerous, including to us in Europe.

Now we come to Map number 3, the one which exposes even better the hypocrisy of those who squeal about the slogan “From the River to the Sea” while staying silent about “From the Nile to the Euphrates”.

Remember posters like this? From the time when the entire Western political and media elite, including the young Starmer and all the so-called ‘socialists’ now expressing their outrage at so-called ‘antisemitism’, were hell-bent on destroying white minority rule in South Africa.

Let me point out as an aside here that I was never in favour of an apartheid state, in which capitalist whites happily used blacks as cheap labour for the dirty jobs, while denying them basic civil rights. It was always going to be unsustainable, and it was always morally wrong.

The whites should have carved themselves out a much smaller Boer homeland, giving all the rest of South Africa to the other ethnic groups, and got on with growing their own crops, digging their own mines and emptying their own dustbins. If they’d done that, the Boer Republic would still be there, stable and prosperous and as beuatiful as Orania, but heavily armed and large enough to guarantee its survival and freedom.

But, as for all the other opponents of apartheid, they all demanded the destruction of the old South Africa, and supported the terrorist ANC in its long struggle to overthrow it, through political pressure, sanctions, disinvestment and violence – the very same methods now used to push for a free Palestine.

They and their media backers would have howled down the suggestion that the slogan “Free South Africa” was a demand to exterminate white South Africans. It was a demand for radical political change, not for genocide.

Which is exactly what the slogan “Free Palestine” is today. The claim that it is an ‘antisemitic’ call for the mass murder of Jews is a particularly cynical and dishonest example of the way in which the label ‘antisemitic’ is weaponised into a moral and legal club to beat down any resistance to the extreme racism of the Zionist project.

One last point on these maps: This one is among the many very decent and humane posts on X by Richard Silverstein, a self-styled “Jew against genocide”. If by chance you were a bit doubtful of my claim that the current Israeli government really has the end goal of seizing a vast swathe of the Middle East (sending millions more Muslim refugees to Europe in the process) then perhaps having it confirmed from a Jewish source may help.

Likewise, those genuine ‘antisemites’, the ones who blame “the Joos” for everything, including bad weather, may benefit from reflecting on the fact that – while the Zionists and 21st-century Sanhedrin have as strong a grip over much of the Jewish community as they do over our politicians – there is a sizeable minority of decent, righteous Jews who reject completely the evil done in their name.

Falling for antisemitism – properly defined as the hatred of all Jews simply on account of their being Jews – only forces even more of their community into the arms of the Netanyahus, the Smotrichs, the goy-hating Chabad and their ilk. If antisemitism didn’t exist, they would have to invent it. Which, very often, they do.

If, after all this, you still feel so much animosity to Muslims that you just don’t care about any of it, I can only urge you to do one more thing: Consider these issues from a purely selfish point of view: Zionist lies and undue influence on governments in the West, particularly Donald Trump, are not only pushing the world perilously close to all-out war, they are the root cause of the energy market chaos which is going to upend your ‘normal’ life.

Cheap motoring. Affordable foreign flights. Shops full of goodies for the price of a few minutes’ work. Not having your children conscripted. They’re all under threat. And the power and evil of the Zionists, combined with the arrogance, ignorance and greed of their upper-class gentile partners in crime, are the things doing the damage.

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