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Polanski speaks

Zack Polanski has said he does not think any country, including Israel, has the right to exist. The Green Party leader appeared to suggest that the belief the Jewish state had a right to exist was “semantics”. He also indicated that he did not believe Britain had an inherent right to exist when asked about his views by ITV’s Robert Peston.He said: “I don’t believe any country has a right to exist. People have a right to exist, the Israelis have a right to exist, the Palestinians have a right to exist.”Hope anyone who voted Green in the local elections today is happy with this absolute moron.

Lucille Grant ● 6h5 Comments

Disingenuous bollox from this cretin.  Polanski is attempting to dilute his antisemitism by introducing all countries into his rhetoric but it won’t work because his antisemitic views are already out there and well known.  However his Gen Z followers will vote for him anyway.

Sue Hammond ● 5h

He was interviewed by Peston last night apparently, Ivonne.

Lucille Grant ● 5h

An interesting philosophical discussion, and perhaps there's a PhD opportunity in John Lennon's "Imagine"?Are globalisation of goods supplies, the spread of US high tech companies, and the de facto use of English as a common language the first steps to the breakdown of nationalism or the introduction of a new type of imperialism? :-) (For sensible discussion, not stopid or insulting comments ...)

Michael Ixer ● 5h

Where are states 'granted rights'?(I didn't vote Green either)

Michael Brigo ● 5h

Hello Lucille,I have not seen anything about this, but to say it is as bizarre as insane is an understatement.  What an extraordinary thing to say!And no, I did not vote Green today.

Ivonne Holliday ● 6h