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Kojo's avatar
Jun 17Edited

Commit genocide while holding a British passport? Free pass, welcome home. Try to stop genocide being committed while holding a British passport? Kangaroo court trial and straight to prison with a terrorism sentence.

And yet, genocide is a crime under international law, a crime against humanity itself, which is the ultimate act of terrorism, and the convention against genocide that the British government is a signatory to, actually includes an obligation to prosecute perpetrators and enablers of genocide:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genocide_Convention

All this, while the same British government is pouring money and weapons into the hands of a nazi regime....."to defend our democracies".

The question becomes: who are the terrorists really in this world? More and more, it appears the terrorists are in government with official titles - and not only in Syria. So no wonder genocide is now everyday fare.

The two things the British oligarchy have mastered over centuries, are: the art of poker-faced hypocrisy or even total inversion of the meanings of words; and unparalleled ingenuity in methods of sowing chaos, conflict and murder worldwide.

M ML's avatar

I think we need to rethink appealling to the rule of law and civil rights. The fact that Palestine Action protestors were just sentenced as terrorists and the proscription upheld tells us everything we need to know about the systems that used to protect us.

Left Without A Choice 🔻's avatar

Turns out the systems that are supposedly there to protect us are also there to control us. We don't have "rights", we have priveledges that can be rescinded.

Martin's avatar

The answer lies with the people of Britain. Not the system. Silence is complicity.

Jeff's avatar

There’s hardly been silence

Ugnius Neimontas's avatar

Demand responsibility