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Are we ready to finally stop even pretending that it’s not about Jews? For all the ‘pro-Palestine’ mob’s insincere denials, it’s more and more obvious that it’s not about Israeli policy at all – they just really, really hate Jews. October 7 just gave them the excuse they’d been wishing for.
That it was not about Israel or Netanyahu at all was brutally obvious from October 8. On that sordid night, the streets of Muslim suburbs in Western Sydney erupted in spontaneous celebration at the murder of over a thousand Jews. Islamic clerics hooted that they were ‘elated’. It got worse: the very next night, a drooling mob of Muslim yahoos sturmed a vigil for the dead Jews, screaming, ‘Gas the Jews!’ with Greens politicians proudly marched alongside them.
This was, remember, nearly a week before Israel so much as fired a single shot in retaliation for October 7. It logically couldn’t have been about a Gaza War that hadn’t even started yet.
It was only ever about the Jews.
That much has only become more and more obvious, now how much the left try and deny it. Chanting the genocidal war-cry of Hamas, attacking Jewish Australians on sight, painting swastikas and smashing up synagogues, flying the Hamas death-mark from the roof of Parliament House: it’s all so obvious that it’s astonishing that the left actually have the chutzpah to try and deny it.
And when lefties deny service to Jews? Don’t piss on our legs and tell us it’s raining.
Extraordinary footage of a ‘pro-Palestinian’ Officeworks staff member refusing to laminate a Jewish newspaper has emerged, with the Jewish customer taking Officeworks to an anti-discrimination tribunal over the confrontation.
The footage has landed the Wesfarmers-owned nationwide office supply store in a Victorian tribunal, with the Jewish man – who has asked to remain anonymous due to fears of retribution – saying he is now seriously considering moving his family to Israel because of the ordeal.
The video, filmed in a store on March 4, shows the man at a counter at the Elsternwick store presenting a copy of the Australian Jewish News, requesting for it to be laminated before an Officeworks staff member, who identified herself as a department manager, refuses him service because of her “pro-Palestinian” stance.
In Elsternwick. If you know anything about Melbourne, you’ll know that’s smack in the city’s very own borscht-belt.
So, what did she find problematic about a page from Australian Jewish News? “The entire thing,” she replied. You know: all those Joos.
Somewhat ironically, she was wearing a rainbow lanyard. So much for ‘inclusion’: Jews not welcome.
Imagine if an Officeworks employee refused to laminate a copy of National Indigenous Times, Pink News, or Australian Muslim Times.
How did Officeworks react? An apology?
Best they can do is a pro forma “thank your feedback for the experience in our store” and a gift card.
Maybe someone should try and get a Star of David cake from a Muslim bakery?
