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# Time for Cable Street 2.0
- URL: https://goodoil.news/time-for-cable-street-2-0/
- Published: 2026-10-02T20:00:45.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-02T20:00:44.000Z
- Description: This time, the left are playing the role of Mosley’s Blackshirts.
- Author: Lushington Brady
- Tags: Antisemitism, Israel

How much more disgusting can the Pallywankers get? I mean, you have to be lower than the yeast infection in a snake’s clacker to watch a horde of drooling, knuckle-dragging monsters proudly livestreaming themselves in an orgy of rape, torture, murder and mutilation, of everyone from young women to old ladies, toddlers and babies and decide *they’re* the guys you’ll make your number one ‘moral cause’.

![](https://storage.ghost.io/c/31/f4/31f4e20a-0315-499e-83ff-139e8eab53bf/content/images/2026/10/The_GoodOil_PallywankersPureEvil.jpg)

This is pure evil. The Good Oil.

Not only co-opt the date of the worst massacre of Jews since WWII and turn it into a sympathy rally for the Nazis, but to have the absolute brazen, barefaced gall to decorate yourselves in red poppies? That kind of evil is a new low, even for the Islamo-fascist left.

> [A pro-Palestine](https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/wollongong-council-urged-to-block-propalestine-vigil-planned-for-october-7-anniversary/news-story/170ce0be8911f7779ead69aa91cc0fdb?ref=goodoil.news) activist group is planning an October 7 vigil to “remember the martyrs” and those who “continue to resist” on the third anniversary of the Hamas attacks on Israel, which killed more than 1200 people.

The “martyrs” they’re praising, recall, are Hamas. This is on a par with neo-Nazis getting together on the 30th of April to have a big cry-in about the suicide of their beloved Führer.

So far, at least two of these antisemitic circle-jerks are planned in NSW: one in Wollongong and one at the Sydney Town Hall.

> According to Wollongong City Council’s website, anyone wanting to hold an event or activity in Crown Street Mall must apply for an Activity Permit through the council.  
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> The Daily Telegraph has asked the council whether a permit has been issued for the vigil and whether the event will be allowed to proceed.

It’s an open question whether, for all his crocodile tears post-Bondi, spineless NSW Premier **Chris Minns** will actually do anything this time. Who wants to bet he’ll gutlessly sit on his hands as he did when a howling mob of Muslims celebrated the attacks in 2023 by storming the Sydney Opera House screaming “Gas the Jews!”?

> A NSW Police spokeswoman confirmed that police are aware of the vigil.

By which he presumably means they’re gearing up to once again arrest any Jews who dare object, or even simply carry an Israeli flag in public.

> **Sheina Gutnick**, whose father **Reuven Morrison** was killed in the Bondi terror attack, condemned the decision to hold the event on the anniversary of October 7 and called on the council to reconsider any approval.  
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> “There is no nuance about what happened on October 7\. It was a terrorist attack in which civilians were deliberately murdered, brutalised and taken hostage,” Ms Gutnick, public affairs advocate for Combat Antisemitism Movement Australia, said \[…\]  
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> Meanwhile, Wollongong City Councillor **Ryan Morris** described the event and its messaging as “absolutely putrid”, saying organisers should be “ashamed” of promoting it in Australia.

And, for anyone inclined to parrot the bilious lies of these human filth that they’re not supporting Hamas: don’t piss on our legs and tell us it’s raining.

> [A Sydney secondary teacher](https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/sydney-teacher-john-morris-banned-from-nsw-public-schools-over-prohamas-posts/news-story/fc3c13d5058ada79127e51a23214d556?ref=goodoil.news) and prominent member of the Teachers for Palestine movement \[…\] has repeatedly used social media to voice support for Hamas.

Not just any ol’ support, but, in his own words, “unconditional support”. To make sure nobody missed the point, he reiterated his “unconditional support” again.

Sounds like it’s time for another Battle of Cable Street: only this time, it needs to be the Battle of George Street, Sydney.

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