Excellent diversion there. Don't worry. Trump will get you through it when he makes all those nasty muslims wear some form of identifying badge. Perhaps a star?
As you know I don't support and dislike Trump but it would be nice to see people take their blinkers off sometimes and see the faults in the the political parties they support.
As you would know some Jewish people in the Labour party are also
saying that there is anti semetism at work in the Labour party, but the left on this forum make no comment about it.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/pol...mitism-row-threatens-to-divide-the-Party.html
Former shadow cabinet ministers call for suppressed investigation to be published as Party is accused of failing to take issue seriously
The Labour anti-Semitism row threatens to divide the Party as two former shadow cabinet ministers accuse officials of failing to take the issue seriously.
It comes as insiders claim that Jeremy Corbyn is trying to “bury" the Party’s problem with anti-Semitism after refusing to publish the original investigation into harassment of Jewish students at Oxford University, then subsuming it within a new, wider inquiry that involves unrelated complaints.
Michael Dugher MP and Rachel Reeves MP, both of whom held shadow cabinet roles under Ed Miliband, called for the initial report by Labour Students to be published immediately.
Meanwhile, Joan Ryan MP, Chair of Labour Friends of Israel,has written to Labour General Secretary Iain McNicolto express her “deep concern" about the new inquiry, chaired by Baroness Jan Royall.
She said it is “highly inappropriate” for the new investigation to be “rolled together” with other issues surrounding the Labour Youth elections which took place last weekend in Scarborough.
Two distinct investigations must be set up to “provide a degree of reassurance that allegations of anti-Semitism are being treated with the seriousness that they deserve”, she added.
•Momentum activists blamed for rise of anti-semitism at Oxford Labour Club, a senior source has claimed
Two Momentum activists - Max Shanly, 25, and James Elliott, 22, -are both understood to be the subject of allegations in the original Labour Students report. Both vigorously deny the claims.
The Party’s decision to launch a new investigation while failing to publish the initial report,led to claims that it was a “cover-up” and an attempt by Mr Corbyn to protect his favoured candidates at the Labour Youth Elections last weekend.