It's a shame they don't know how to stop fighting.
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Maccabi Tel Aviv
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Saw footage of this last night on Myhar Tousi's channel, he was put in the Jew cage too. I'm surprised given some of the chants there were only 11 arrests.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2131041/british-jews-aston-villa
When British Jews need metal fences at a football ground, something has gone profoundly wrong. Last night in Birmingham, that dystopian reality came to pass. Some brave British Jews attended the Aston Villa vs Maccabi Tel Aviv match to show that our streets are still safe for Jews. They were proved catastrophically wrong. In deeply disturbing scenes, this small group was herded into a pen surrounded by high metal fences to protect them from a racist mob.
Protesters screamed “baby killers” through the metal wire as police looked on without taking action. A human zoo had been created for the entertainment of antisemites. Before we're told this was about legitimate protest or football hooliganism, let's establish what actually happened in Amsterdam — the supposed justification for Birmingham's security theatre.
The UK government's adviser on antisemitism, Lord John Mann, spent three days investigating with Dutch police. His conclusion: there were no violent clashes between fans. What happened was a Jew hunt, organised days in advance. People have been prosecuted — none of them Maccabi fans. Lord Mann advised Birmingham police and council accordingly. They ignored him.
So what was last night really about? A hooded man ranted “f*** every Jew here.” The crowd chanted “victory to the intifada” — the reality of intifada being the murder of Jews. Activist Shakeel Afsar led chants calling for “death, death to the IDF.”
Outside the ground, Sheikh Asrar Rashid said “go back to Poland” and that they should “show no mercy” to Maccabi fans. This is the same man who previously called Jews “monkeys and pigs” and said “Hitler did a favour for the Jews.”
In his speech, “Vote Gaza” MP Ayoub Khan claimed they are “a welcoming community.” Yet agitators held signs reading “Zionists not welcome.”
The UK government's adviser on antisemitism, Lord John Mann, spent three days investigating with Dutch police. His conclusion: there were no violent clashes between fans. What happened was a Jew hunt, organised days in advance. People have been prosecuted — none of them Maccabi fans. Lord Mann advised Birmingham police and council accordingly. They ignored him.
So what was last night really about? A hooded man ranted “f*** every Jew here.” The crowd chanted “victory to the intifada” — the reality of intifada being the murder of Jews. Activist Shakeel Afsar led chants calling for “death, death to the IDF.”
Outside the ground, Sheikh Asrar Rashid said “go back to Poland” and that they should “show no mercy” to Maccabi fans. This is the same man who previously called Jews “monkeys and pigs” and said “Hitler did a favour for the Jews.”
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In his speech, “Vote Gaza” MP Ayoub Khan claimed they are “a welcoming community.” Yet agitators held signs reading “Zionists not welcome.”
Let's address the pretext. Maccabi Tel Aviv fans have been portrayed as uniquely violent, yet they hold a fraction of the UEFA sanctions of many European clubs. Maccabi has three sanctions. Celtic has twelve. Matches between far larger groups of rival fans are policed weekly across Britain.
Yet we're told this fixture was beyond police capabilities. This is why Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned the decision as “the wrong decision.”
Chief Superintendent Tom Joyce misrepresented the situation, portraying Maccabi fans as troublemakers. Because it's easier to appease a violent mob than challenge hate.
The lessons learned: threaten violence and authorities will accommodate you. The cost? Jewish and non-Jewish families too frightened to attend a football match.
The police will be pleased there was no widespread trouble across Birmingham. But on the question of whether British Jews can safely exist in British public spaces, extremists got their answer — and so did we all.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2131041/british-jews-aston-villa
When British Jews need metal fences at a football ground, something has gone profoundly wrong. Last night in Birmingham, that dystopian reality came to pass. Some brave British Jews attended the Aston Villa vs Maccabi Tel Aviv match to show that our streets are still safe for Jews. They were proved catastrophically wrong. In deeply disturbing scenes, this small group was herded into a pen surrounded by high metal fences to protect them from a racist mob.
Protesters screamed “baby killers” through the metal wire as police looked on without taking action. A human zoo had been created for the entertainment of antisemites. Before we're told this was about legitimate protest or football hooliganism, let's establish what actually happened in Amsterdam — the supposed justification for Birmingham's security theatre.
The UK government's adviser on antisemitism, Lord John Mann, spent three days investigating with Dutch police. His conclusion: there were no violent clashes between fans. What happened was a Jew hunt, organised days in advance. People have been prosecuted — none of them Maccabi fans. Lord Mann advised Birmingham police and council accordingly. They ignored him.
So what was last night really about? A hooded man ranted “f*** every Jew here.” The crowd chanted “victory to the intifada” — the reality of intifada being the murder of Jews. Activist Shakeel Afsar led chants calling for “death, death to the IDF.”
Outside the ground, Sheikh Asrar Rashid said “go back to Poland” and that they should “show no mercy” to Maccabi fans. This is the same man who previously called Jews “monkeys and pigs” and said “Hitler did a favour for the Jews.”
In his speech, “Vote Gaza” MP Ayoub Khan claimed they are “a welcoming community.” Yet agitators held signs reading “Zionists not welcome.”
The UK government's adviser on antisemitism, Lord John Mann, spent three days investigating with Dutch police. His conclusion: there were no violent clashes between fans. What happened was a Jew hunt, organised days in advance. People have been prosecuted — none of them Maccabi fans. Lord Mann advised Birmingham police and council accordingly. They ignored him.
So what was last night really about? A hooded man ranted “f*** every Jew here.” The crowd chanted “victory to the intifada” — the reality of intifada being the murder of Jews. Activist Shakeel Afsar led chants calling for “death, death to the IDF.”
Outside the ground, Sheikh Asrar Rashid said “go back to Poland” and that they should “show no mercy” to Maccabi fans. This is the same man who previously called Jews “monkeys and pigs” and said “Hitler did a favour for the Jews.”
138438142054
AD
In his speech, “Vote Gaza” MP Ayoub Khan claimed they are “a welcoming community.” Yet agitators held signs reading “Zionists not welcome.”
Let's address the pretext. Maccabi Tel Aviv fans have been portrayed as uniquely violent, yet they hold a fraction of the UEFA sanctions of many European clubs. Maccabi has three sanctions. Celtic has twelve. Matches between far larger groups of rival fans are policed weekly across Britain.
Yet we're told this fixture was beyond police capabilities. This is why Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned the decision as “the wrong decision.”
Chief Superintendent Tom Joyce misrepresented the situation, portraying Maccabi fans as troublemakers. Because it's easier to appease a violent mob than challenge hate.
The lessons learned: threaten violence and authorities will accommodate you. The cost? Jewish and non-Jewish families too frightened to attend a football match.
The police will be pleased there was no widespread trouble across Birmingham. But on the question of whether British Jews can safely exist in British public spaces, extremists got their answer — and so did we all.
filly seems to have gone quiet regarding the doom and gloom about the game given the pre-match 'reports' he mentioned...
I hope he's not too disappointed that it went off fairly peacefully with probably not that many more arrests than you'd expect at a usual public gathering of that size!
I hope he's not too disappointed that it went off fairly peacefully with probably not that many more arrests than you'd expect at a usual public gathering of that size!
Mahyar Tousi channel: opinion based political commentary, not to be confused with objective news organisation or academic source
but if you want to feed your political bias.....fill yer boots
and Filly thinks the BBC is biased
you have to just laugh at these people
I took my son and his mate to BHX in the early hours of this morning, for a lads' long weekend of sampling Budapest's delights.
His mate is a Villa fan; home, away, and abroad.
He went to the game last night.
He said that inside the ground, was very hostile and toxic to anyone not "factory white".
His on-the-spot report.
His mate is a Villa fan; home, away, and abroad.
He went to the game last night.
He said that inside the ground, was very hostile and toxic to anyone not "factory white".
His on-the-spot report.
They locked the 100 or so Jews in a cage so the Pro Palestinian mob shouting 'death to the IDF' and '**** all Jews' couldn't get to them.
But never linked to and stayed silent about it. Anyone would think he just made it up. Perhaps he gets the same invisible press releases as MBK
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But never linked to and stayed silent about it. Anyone would think he just made it up. Perhaps he gets the same invisible press releases as MBK
He was filming the crowds and 'masked men' from the afternoon onwards. Mainstream media was never going to provide an accurate account.
...yet to see evidence of these early reports.
Head to youtube and search for Myhar Tousi. Do you think you're bright enough to manage that Boyo?
Probably not.
Just link me to these supposed 'early reports' please.
Go and troll someone else boyo.
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