The Oxford Street Intifada
Pal Iestine | 29.07.2003 19:34 | London
The Oxford Street Intifada!
To meet Marks and Spencer on Oxford St (Marble Arch end), Saturday August the 2nd, 12pm.
Come for a day of protest against leading corporate sponsors of the apartheid state of Israel. Direct actions to be taken against Marks and Spencer, Selfridges, stores selling Caterpillar clothing and other supporters of the Zionist regime. Come along, bring your friends, bring loud voices, bring your passion, Palestinian flags, placards, whistles and props. It is essential to spread the word to the British people about the reality of what Israel stands for and those who support it.
To meet Marks and Spencer on Oxford St (Marble Arch end), Saturday August the 2nd, 12pm.
Come for a day of protest against leading corporate sponsors of the apartheid state of Israel. Direct actions to be taken against Marks and Spencer, Selfridges, stores selling Caterpillar clothing and other supporters of the Zionist regime. Come along, bring your friends, bring loud voices, bring your passion, Palestinian flags, placards, whistles and props. It is essential to spread the word to the British people about the reality of what Israel stands for and those who support it.
Pal Iestine
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Who's a bigot?
30.07.2003 12:49
bob
same old, same old
30.07.2003 13:19
Black and white politics is easy and convenient, but dangerous. The palestinians are not one homogenous group of goodies. The jewish israelis, zionists and other jews around the world are not one homogenous group of baddies. The politics are complex, but those who involve themselves in the politics of israel and palestine, (and here I mean especially lefties and anarchists who are neither muslim nor jewish, palestinian nor israeli and who are most likely to be reading this) should attempt to fully understand the situation before launching provocative attacks from the bandwagon.
I despise what the state of israel is doing to the palestinian people, but I’m frightened by the dramatic rise in anti-israeli and even anti-semitic rhetoric on the left. It’s too easy to divide the world into a battle between israel/us/capitalist/wto/imf/wb vs socialist/anarchist/oppressed people of the world.
Can we have some input from some left-wing / anarchist jews (I’m not jewish)? We only ever seem to get fear/hate fuelled responses like the one above, which only perpetuates the myth.
carman
A new game ...
30.07.2003 13:23
We can choose from jamie/dan/joel etc.
Extra points for spoting cut n'paste jobs or endless self referencial spin.
jackslucid
e-mail: jackslucid@hotmail.com
Open your eyes
30.07.2003 16:25
I was shocked when I heard it for the first time, but the something happend, and I realised what was wrong all this years...
It is a country that in order to make itself and its people safe from the abolition of other countries they act in the same manner to the closest nation in the world.
Not only by distance, but also culture and blood relations.
Instead of taking care of "security" its about time to do something for the benefits of the people of the TWO states (or ONE in an utopian time of the United Israel and Palestine state).
I'm glad someone opend my eyes.
Zohar
e-mail: rhopad@juno.com
jamie
30.07.2003 21:14
Take a deep breath and admit that what the Israeli government is doing is morally wrong.
Then come out on Saturday and point out that the companies supporting the Israeli economy are supporting oppression.
vick
Thou doth protest too much
31.07.2003 02:36
What motivated the three postings below, which seem to have been triggered by someonw saying that to be critical of Israel is to be both a Nazi and an anti-semite?
1.Who's a bigot?
Shouting NAZI! at anyone who dares to criticise the israeli goverment, and equating criticism of that goverment with attacking all jewish people is just a simple minded way of trying to stifle debate.
bob
2. A new game ...
... lets keep an eye out for when a new piece critising israel in anyway shape or form appears, who will be the first to post the sad '=bnp/nazi/terrorist/anti-semite' reaction.
jackslucid@hotmail.com
3. So anyone supporting the Palestinians is an anti-Semite?
Take a deep breath and admit that what the Israeli government is doing is morally wrong.
vick
I see no posting on this entry that says "anyone supporting the Palestinians is an anti-Semite."
So what are all these people talking (screeching) about?
Talk about wearing the cloak of victimhood. These people seem to be lashing out at a conspiracy of desenting opinion that isn't even there. My advice kids is to take a deep breath...and save it for the revolution.
Thou doth protest too much.
buzzbee
That initial posting went against the guidelines...
31.07.2003 11:20
And queries, or if you disagree this editorial decision, e-mail the imc-uk features list at imc-uk-features@lists.indymedia.org
Thank you.
Tom - of IMC-UK admin
Editorial confusion!
01.08.2003 00:54
bob
The jewish israeli mindset
03.08.2003 12:34
But most IMC readers are plenty wise to the fact that not all Jewish Israeli's think like Ariel Sharon or the armed fanatic settlers - you could try these -
http://www.jewsagainsttheoccupation.org/
http://www.btselem.org/
http://www.tikkun.org/
http://www.gush-shalom.org/english/index.html
....... just for starters.
Auntie Beeb