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National Union of Teachers delegates heard a report from the delegation of Executive and non-Executive members who visited Palestine in October of last year, and “the strengthening of links between the National Union of Teachers and the General Union of Palestinian Teachers”.

Prime Minister is asking to be targeted by BDS
 by Stuart Littlewood             Intifada-Palestine.com
(London) The other day I signed a ‘Get Well’ petition for Palestinian youngsters Adam and Johar who were viciously maimed and crippled by the British Government’s ‘friends’ in Israel .
 

Anelka (right) had said the sign was a “dedication” to comedian Dieudonne
 
 by Stuart Littlewood                     Intifada-Palestine.com
 
 When West Bromwich Albion’s star player Anelka performed the Quenelle after scoring a goal in a match on 28 December he was immediately lashed by a frenzied storm in a Zionists’ teacup.

“If you commit war crimes, crimes against humanity or genocide you will not be able to rest easily in your bed: the reach of international justice is long and patient…. There is no expiry date for these crimes….” (William Hague, British foreign secretary)
 
 by Stuart Littlewood
 

“So this is Christmas     And what have you done?”

 
by Stuart Littlewood
Hello, the holly-decked halls of Westminster. Be of good cheer, all you chaps in your little festive bubble.

 Syria Crisis: Cameron rules out military action after Commons defeat
Anti-war protesters outside Parliament during the debate
 

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UK government still won’t come clean on Israel’s nukes
 
 by Stuart Littlewood

 
(LONDON) – While the British government leads the charge to impose and tighten sanctions on Iran and makes other dire threats on the mere suspicion that the Islamic Republic may have nuclear weapons ambitions, its ministers continue to sidestep simple questions about Israel’s unsafeguarded nukes. Here is a recent example…
 

RT | June 2, 2013

The UN’s torture watchdog has hit out at the British government for human rights abuses. In its harshest criticism yet of the British government, the panel warned that urgent action is needed for the country to meet international standards.