Zionism: Its Okay When They Do It…

➡ The article discusses the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine, focusing on the censorship and backlash faced by those who publicly support Palestine. It highlights the case of British duo Bob Villain, who faced severe consequences for expressing solidarity with Palestinians during a performance. The article also criticizes the double standards in media coverage and public reaction, where anti-Palestinian sentiments are often overlooked while pro-Palestinian voices are labeled as anti-Semitic. Lastly, it questions the influence of Zionism on Western politics and urges readers to consider who truly controls their government.

Since the events of October 7th, there have been many split opinions. Some support the Zionist regime, many support the struggle of the Palestinian people, then there’s the soulless individuals who think none of this matters. Unfortunately for those folks, little do they realize why caring for the Palestinian people’s fight for freedom means more than liberating one ethnic group. It’s a matter of securing the right of freedom of speech. Over the past 600 days, anybody who has chosen to speak on this topic, especially those with a decent following, have faced the risk of being deplatformed, all to protect a settler colonial project thousands of miles away from North America.

A recent example of this that’s made the headlines is British duo Bob Villain performing at the Glastonbury Festival in the UK, where they took their stage time to show solidarity with the Palestinian people. But things took a bit of a turn when one half of the duo, Bobby Villain, chose to chant it. Which sparked massive outrage throughout western media, claiming it was a terroristic threat. When in all seriousness, he was calling for the collapse of an organization that in itself was founded off the back of t***. The IDF stands for the Israeli Defense Forces, which was established in 1948.

However, prior to its establishment, three paramilitary groups by the names of the Haganah, Ergun, and Stern Group all collectively help form Israel’s current military force. These groups committed several heinous acts within Palestine before the establishment of Israel, notably the King David Hotel bombing on July 22nd of 1946, which led to the death of 96 people, including Brits, Arabs, and Jews. The Ergun was frustrated by the British’s continual rule of mandatory Palestine and took matters into their own hands. Fast forward to the present day, and this army boasts that they are the most moral army in the world, despite being heavily criticized for their atrocities that they seem to justify under the guise of self-defense.

Nonetheless, this organization, whilst one could argue they are defending themselves, is only forced to do so due to their unjust occupation of land that wasn’t theirs to begin with, and that’s not to be argued. However, I’m sure I’ll see a ton of comments saying otherwise, and thankfully for them, I’m not going to censor your thoughts, but I will laugh at your ignorance. Anyways, what this ongoing occupation and genocide is proving to the world is that Jewish lives unequivocally seem to mean more than any Arab life, or life in general at this point.

Now, why do I say such a thing? Well, the media coverage clearly shows examples of this every day. All we hear is, when IDF soldiers are seen on camera time and time again stealing the clothing of Palestinian women that they just displaced, beat, or worse killed, and are wearing their panties or dresses like sickos, bragging about their war crimes, the media acts like they’re blind. But when an artist, group, or podcaster says one thing in solidarity with the Palestinians, it’s immediately labeled as anti-Semitic. But in all seriousness, that can’t be the case, because the very people they’re standing up for are Semites themselves.

So again, this is why people like myself are convinced that this conflict is showing the world what many folks of color always knew. It’s about white, primarily European Jewish supremacy. The people are inherently evil. Their lives, aka people from Europe that literally aren’t Semitic are more valuable than those that have lived on the land for centuries, primarily due to their cultural differences and one group believing they’re inferior to them and the rest of the world. Okay, so what am I getting at here? Well, take Bob Dylan’s chance. Almost immediately after it went viral, they were dropped by their agency.

They had an upcoming tour in the states, which they now can’t go on due to their US visas getting revoked, and they’ve been dropped from performing at other festivals around the UK. However, the punk rock duo weren’t calling for the eradication of Israelis but rather an organization within the nation. But of course, when it comes to these folks, they want to control the narrative and block those that conflict with their beliefs. And despite Bob Dylan being artists from the UK with no intentions of visiting Israel, at least from what I can see, the US wants to block them from touring to protect Israel.

Like how does that even make sense? I mean, sure, if they were chanting something similar about the US army, then it would make a lot more sense for their US visas to get revoked. But who cares if it’s a nation 3,000 kilometers away from them? Oh wait, is it because Zionists have infiltrated Western politics to the fullest extent, and are strong arming these Western nations like the UK, Australia, Canada, America to back Israel up? Now here’s the thing. When the Israelis chant similar things from their end, it either gets completely ignored or is seemingly justified.

You could see a perfect example of this back in November of 2023, a month after the events of October 7th. The Israeli hip-hop duo Nes Vistila saw their single Shahrbu Darbu soar to number one on the charts in Israel. And the lyrics were inciting violence on the citizens of Gaza, wishing death upon Hamas officials and even Western celebrities like Bella Hadid and Dua Lipa. The title Shahrbu Darbu translates to Raining Hell on one’s opponent. But it comes from Syrian Arabic and means literally swords and strikes. In Hebrew slang, it is a reference to Raining Hell on one’s opponent, which is what the rappers promise the IDF will do to Hamas.

So from their language, cuisine, and land, these people steal it all. But anyways, in the track they sing lyrics like wait for bombs to rain on you like a death, with the times of Israel referring to the track as Righteous Fury. But when an artist from the UK chants death to the IDF, the Western media is quick to use their outlets to label that as hate speech. Again, it’s clear that it’s only okay if Jewish folks do it, but not anybody else. But here’s the thing, even if you’re Jewish, saying these things are only okay when it’s in solidarity with Israel.

Otherwise, if you show support for the Palestinians as a Jew, you’re labeled as a self-hating Jew. Take the case of Jewish children’s content creator known around the world as Ms. Rachel, who expressed her solidarity with the innocent children of Gaza and other regions of the world such as Sudan, Congo, and Ukraine, only to be met with online bashing from Israelis claiming she’s supporting terrorist organizations. When in reality, she like any decent human, simply doesn’t want more innocent boys and girls to be shred to pieces. Now I’m sure some lunatic is going to say, well then don’t support Hamas.

And honestly, there’s no point of arguing with them. Their proof of the long standing propaganda and hatred towards people outside of the Western world simply due to cultural differences and see themselves as superior. But rest assured, if it was all flipped and it was white European boys and girls that were suffering, they would be up in arms and rightfully so. But why not the same compassion for Middle Easterners? In Israel, you have many of their citizens, primarily the far right, chanting in the street, death to Arabs. But Western media ignores it or simply acts like it’s not a big deal and they’re just expressing genuine frustration.

But the other way around, it’s immediately labeled barbaric. In other words, their emotions are valid because they’re God’s chosen people. But for the rest of the world, we’re just goyim if you will. Or how about the time in New York when a mob of Orthodox Jews were surrounding one woman, literally one woman chanting death to Arabs and threatening to grape her in front of a police officer that was shoved by this aggressive mob, only to not face any public scrutiny from the media. No threats of deportation. But when someone like Mahmoud Khalil speaks up in a respectful manner, he was threatened with deportation and separated from his pregnant wife for months before finally being released.

Like the rapper Finesse Two Time perfectly states, Now for those thinking that I’m telling them that they have to care about what’s going on, well I’m not, but I personally do and I will use my platform to share my perspective. If you interpret that as me forcing you to take on my stance, then you’re simply dumb. Because you made the choice to click on the video and watch it and then leave a comment. Also remember, when you say, why should you care? Why should anybody care? Well, when you’re a North American that can criticize your own nation’s government freely, but cannot express the same sentiments to a foreign government, then you must question who really runs your government.

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