Cornerstones Must Know Their Place

Some people just can't take a hint, and despite several decades' special residence in the lower intestine of the White House and twenty-one months of unequivocal support for the Righteous State's final solution to the Palestinian problem, a foreigner with a funny name still seems to believe that international law applies to the master race as well as to the little people. The UN human rights commissioner has placed himself and his organisation in imminent peril of arrest, detention and a fourteen-year sentence on terrorism charges by stating that the proscription of Palestine Action is, of all things, disproportionate and unnecessary, despite the ongoing democratic crackdown on anyone using or displaying the words Palestine or action in a manner conducive to being arrested. Fortunately, a Team Starmer flunkey was on hand to reinforce that cornerstone of British democracy which is the right to protest as long as the police permit it and the Government doesn't mind; which has indubitably clarified matters no end.