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6/27/2025, 8:13:08 PM
https://xcancel.com/t848m0/status/1938618561401901098#m
>Entirely normal and not at all strange for the attorney general to insist that anybody rioting last year were “trying to kill police officers”, you can only wonder about his competence in not having them prosecuted for this.
Hermer is such a kike freak
>I can only assume he's talking about the projectiles that were launched at riot police. If that's the standard, then the anti-Israel protesters are equally as guilty of "attempted murder" because many of those involved missiles being chucked at police as well.
>Quite a few of the violent anti-Israel lot were indeed arrested, charged and imprisoned. However, their sentences are all notably shorter than those for the post-Southport rioters.
>He gets breathy and almost distraught talking about it, it's bizarre. Does he feel that way when BLM rioters attack police? What about Palestine Action?
>He clearly doesn’t because his implication is they are in the “protests on the streets of London” category, which deserved a different … er tier of policing. You’re right though, he’s clearly quite unnerved by it all, and by the suggestion of any comparison.
>And the key comparison was not between Southport and the Gaza marches anyway. It was between Southport and the riots in Leeds (iirc? Yorkshire anyway) a few days earlier.
>Exactly. The police ended up running away, letting the rioters burn a bus uninterrupted. The next day, Leeds City Council issued a statement praising the Roma community, where the unrest had begun, for contributing to the “diversity and richness of the Harehills”.
We all knew that Harehills and Whitechapel would be memoryholed
>Entirely normal and not at all strange for the attorney general to insist that anybody rioting last year were “trying to kill police officers”, you can only wonder about his competence in not having them prosecuted for this.
Hermer is such a kike freak
>I can only assume he's talking about the projectiles that were launched at riot police. If that's the standard, then the anti-Israel protesters are equally as guilty of "attempted murder" because many of those involved missiles being chucked at police as well.
>Quite a few of the violent anti-Israel lot were indeed arrested, charged and imprisoned. However, their sentences are all notably shorter than those for the post-Southport rioters.
>He gets breathy and almost distraught talking about it, it's bizarre. Does he feel that way when BLM rioters attack police? What about Palestine Action?
>He clearly doesn’t because his implication is they are in the “protests on the streets of London” category, which deserved a different … er tier of policing. You’re right though, he’s clearly quite unnerved by it all, and by the suggestion of any comparison.
>And the key comparison was not between Southport and the Gaza marches anyway. It was between Southport and the riots in Leeds (iirc? Yorkshire anyway) a few days earlier.
>Exactly. The police ended up running away, letting the rioters burn a bus uninterrupted. The next day, Leeds City Council issued a statement praising the Roma community, where the unrest had begun, for contributing to the “diversity and richness of the Harehills”.
We all knew that Harehills and Whitechapel would be memoryholed
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