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Again, the anti-israeli mob are a minority and do not speak for the British people, who are not and have never been an antisemitic people, be they Scots, Welsh, Irish or English.

Dont let their loud voices fool you. Remember that comment about empty vessels.

Again, the anti-israeli mob are a minority and do not speak for the British people, who are not and have never been an antisemitic people, be they Scots, Welsh, Irish or English.

I am part Scot (father's mum from Aberdeen), and am not saying they are Jew haters. I never speak of the PEOPLE of the UK, but rather the elites, which have a massive Arab preference.

Again, the anti-israeli mob are a minority and do not speak for the British people, who are not and have never been an antisemitic people, be they Scots, Welsh, Irish or English.

I am part Scot (father's mum from Aberdeen), and am not saying they are Jew haters. I never speak of the PEOPLE of the UK, but rather the elites, which have a massive Arab preference.

I disagree. My experience with British migrants in NZ whether they are evangelical Christians of various stripes, social activists of the leftist stripe, or non-political work contacts, all have a rather unfavourable opinion of Jews in general and the State of Israel in particular. The only exception is a couple in their 70s who would have had memories of the 1940s and the Holocaust. The majority people come from all walks if life everywhere in the British Isles, and only a minority are from Fleet Street like circles, and have views from the Greens to the right-wing of the Tories.

I can’t remember how many times I’ve heard from these guys the Jews control the US foreign policies, how powerful the Jews are, how Americans in general bend over backwards towards their own Jews, how the Jews are rather still looking their eyes towards Israel, how poor those Palestinians suffered at the hands if the Israeli Jews. Even many Kiwis find their rhetoric excessive.