Answers on a Postcard Please

It's outrageous the influence lobby groups can have in the democratic system.

My advice is to try yelling 'Islamohpbia'. That usually has a similar effect when used selectively. There are plenty of examples of it. In fact the UN is about to outlaw any criticism of Islam as such, after massive pressure from the Organisation of Islamic Conference.

Terrible, isn't it?

PS "spare me the lectures about freedom of speech, liberty, democracy, justice and equality". They would fall on deaf ears, huh?

Anyone for a game of Danish Cartoons and Satanic Verses? On second thoughts one could get oneself killed.

Pathetic.

HAHAHAHA I love it when the Zionists get riled, look at all of them (or more likely just the one posting under different names) jumping at the chance to discredit the truth.

Hey haven't you got babies to kill and Palestinians to ethnically cleanse? What are you doing posting here.

Damn they must pay well. You get paid to sit on your backside and post lies under articles.

Hey where do I sign?

You poor poor thing. I really feel for you being so oppressed in a democratic land. Life must be hell!

Meanwhile three Iranians are waiting to be executed because they are apostates. So much for Islamic justice, free speech and all the things you rail about!

Altogether now. ZIONISM IS RACISM, ZIONISM IS RACISM!! TAD DA DA DA TAAA, ZIONISM IS RACISM!

ZIONISM ZIONISM ZIONISMMMMMMMMMMMM!

Hey don't you guys ever get tired? Make sure you have an ergonomic keyboard and comfortable chair as you sit in front of a computer all day and night, don't want you getting RSI or back pains now do we? Oh and also make sure you don't slouch, slouching is baaaaaaad!

So come on how much do you guys get paid for these long hours? Is it shift-based work or is it flexible?

Anti-Semitism, blah dee blah! Muslim terrorist blah dee blah, human rights abusers been there done that, got the T-Shirt, can someone change the record please? This bullshit is getting boring *yawn*

Try harder next time or better still just don't bother because you're not convincing anyone.

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The "Zionist" campaign to prevent PHR-I from speaking to medical professionals tells us more about the management of those hospitals than it does about the "Zionists". PHR-I is a Zionist organisation insofar as it is composed of avowed israelis who are liable for national service like any other Israeli Jew, and support the continued existance of the state of Israel. Their issue is over the policies of Israel in relation to the Palestinians and access to the Israeli health care system and the conduct of IDF etc towards the Palestinian Red Crescent operations and Palestinian hopsitals.
It is evident that the hospitals' management did not want to find themselves embroiled in a contentious issue and therefore took the "cowardly" route of cancelling the lectures.
On the other hand PHR does not have an unalloyed reputation for balanced reporting and have in the past made such attrociously inaccurate statements in their reports that they have undermined their own position and damaged their own credibility. PHR has tended to adopt a singularly narrow focus that excluded other relevant issues, which distorts the position they present.
There are real and fundamental issues relating to access to health care that apply not only to the Israel / Palestine situation, but also to the entire developed world. PHR-I asserts that all humans have an inalienable right to access health care. If this is so, then foreign nationals must have a right to access UK's NHS healthcare by universal right, but it is self-evident that this would be unsustainable and unacceptable to the UK population.
There are very serious allegations made against the IDF which need to be investigated and subject to possible trials. On the other hand there is daily collaboraton between Israeli & Palestinian health care professionals and inistitutions that provide material benefit to Palestinians and the augmentation of the Palestinian health care provision. Having said that there are serious breaches of international law by Palestinian forces in respect of the misuse of health care facilities and Red Crescent insignia, which appear to be a matter of policy rather than opportunistic individual incidents.
Given the situation it is perhaps not entirely surprising that the UK hospitals chose the "cowardly" way out. A better route woudl have been to host a more developed presentation in which the entire situation, and not just PHR-I's claims, was explored.
At the end of the day this was a spat between two sets of committed Zionists.